The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
CANDY WAS
PILED HIGH
On Desk of Miss Amy Bird of
Franklin School
BY HER SCHOLARS
News of the Week in Wich-
ita's Society Circles.

Miss Amy Bird was pleasantly surpris
ed by her scholars of the eight grade
Franklin school by a candy shower Fri
Jay. Miss Kaughman called her to at
tend to some boy who was supposed to
need punishment.
Miss Bird went with her and while
gone from the room her scholars ran TO
her desk and deposited saclful afte-
sackfuI of candy onto it. All was done
orderly and noiselessly, but Mrs. Bird
was fully surprised. The partakers OF
this jolly occasion were Misses Bessie
Hellar, Georgia Glen, Wayne Nessley.
Fannie Parkkhurst. Dot Williams. Lois
NJ Payne, Madge Reeves, Eff1e Cole,
Elener Davis, Mable Kruger, Georgia
Dunn, Maggie Belle, Jess Burrows, Lee
Fletcher, Ada Bachtell, Lena Violette,
Cnattie Gibson, May Spang.er. Messrs.
Earl Wallace. Chester Payne, Earl Kru-
ger, James Findley Willie Magonigal,
Clarence Collins. Clyde Sewen, Everette
Weaver Roy McKlbben. Martin Hellar
and VIII Wallace.
MRS. MEREDITH ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. George w Meredith entertained
last Tuesday afternoon ct her home on
ST. Francis avenue The guest of honor
being Mrs. Lucia Mcclure, sister OF
Congressman Bird Mcclure of Oklaho-
ma. The afternoon was pleasantly spent
playing ping-pong. In the evening the
hostess served a chocolate lunch. The
afternoon was certainly pleasant and
the hostess most charming. The invited
friends were Mesdames Graham, J. F.
Clader, o. A. Boyle, f. A. Cramer, A.
Van Zandt, S. s. Noble. Stingly, Hal
Baker, F. R. Dyer, ]. T. DuHning and
Luella Mcclure.
IN HONOR OF MRS. PEGRAM.
One of the most charming and delight
ful affairs ever given IN the city was
the one in honor Of Mrs. Pegram given
by Miss Minnie Sargent at her pretty and
artistic home on College Hill Tuesday
afternoon. In every nook and corner
large bouquets of chrysanthemums gave
forth a delicate perfume. Eucher was
the game of the afternoon and from
three until six, the guests INDUCED in
a very exciting game. Miss Jenevra
Jocelyn and Mrs Walter Pond were
awarded the prizes, which were beauti-
full. At six a very elaborate luncheon
was served with pink and white chrysan-
themums as favors. The dull, dark day,
with its leaden clouds, only made the
women appreciate more. the cheerful
home and Miss Sargent's hospitality.
H1r
Cooper. Campbell, Bailey. Allen, Muir
dock. B. L. Eaton, Paul Eaton, Vail,
Aesberry. Englehardt Sargent, Case,
Caldwell, Wheeler Pond RFullington,
Cohn, Churchward, Words. Cook, Nc
Namara, Levy, Mcintyre, Bryant, Old
ham, Bowers, Houckk, Weised Bryant,
Fabrique, Holly; Berry, Bailey, Smyth,
Messrs. Pegram. Luling, Moffat, Clapp,
Oliver, Carey, Sowder. Cushman, Ross,
Little. Davidson, Frank Davidson, lines,
Brown. Amidon, Brooks, Granger; Mrs.
Robertson. Mrs. Robinson: Misses Je-
nev~a Jocelyn, Daisy Lynch, Abbie Potts.
Anna Brown, and Leila Bug.
ENTERTAINED AT EUREKA.
Mrs B. B. Hull and Mrs. B. B. Cush-
man entertained at six handed euchre
Thursday afternoon from three until six
at Mrs Cushman's home. The party
was a most congenial one. and through
out the entire afternoon, every one en-
joyed themselves. The aesthetic home
was beautifully decorated with the fall
flowers and palms. AT six a sumptuous
luncheon was served. Three prizes were
given the first. the love hand prize. was
won by Mrs Sherwin; the other two by
Mrs. Wiser and Mrs Little. This affair
was the first Of a series TO be given by
Mrs Cushman and Mrs. Hull
Miss Leila Purdue gave a party Friday
afternoon to few of her friends.
The Pack Of Queens will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Catoline
Mason at her home on Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. Clarence Fulton leaves this week
for Denver. She viii be accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Demar.
Mrs Nervous Baldwin left this week
for Oklahoma to visit her daughter. Mrs
Kaufman. She expects to be gone sew
eral weeks.
Col and Mrs N NJ Murdoch and Mrs
Paul Eaton left today for El Dorado.
MRS. MAHAN ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Lon Mahan entertained W-ednes-
cay evening al her home in honor OF her
niece. Miss Jennie GoTney. OF Boston.
The house was beautifully decorated IN
Chrysanthemums. The evening vas spent
II whist and dancing Music was fur
nished by the Barkimer Mandolin club All
reported a most enjoyable time. Those
present were: Mayue McPartlin, Grace
Folliger. Anna Hill Margaret Walsh.
Margaret English. Nidze Fosnot. Leslie
Heron. Miss Shu.tz. Miss Blake. Jennie
Canny, Nell Duffy. Guy Ellsworth. Arch
Stuast. Mr. Clarity Mr.. Jones Mr. Nc
Nillen John McYickor. Carl Fcsnot.
frank Goffny, Mr.. KashL
MISS bother ENTERTAINED
The party given by Miss Mary Botjer
at her home Friday night was a most
enjoyable event for all present. The
evening was spent in games and music
and at late hour refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Misses Flo Thur
man, Nellie Baker. Marx Gould Cora
Johnson. Flora Bennett CiEIe Steele.
Fern Sutton, Minnie Shuman. Dora Buck
rer. Irene Coleman. Crystal sutton. Mary
Potter Messrs. Olin stsrrbere. Joe Var
ren. Jim Lullard Archie Harrington. Tom
Dzvis. John Rodes Lloyd Miller Fred
williams. George Putnam. George skid
more. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il Williams
At MISS FoLREs
At Nr Foxes residence south of
Friends University. Miss Nora wyds