The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
MANY GIFTS
OF CHINA
Were Brought by Friends to
Christmas Brides.
OLD TIMES TALKED ABOUT
And Compared With Wonders
of the Present Day.
OLD TIMES TALKED ABOUT

A china shower was given Miss Mabel
Millison by her friends. Miss MoIlie War
rem and Miss Adeline Harding at the
home Of the former, 1927 North Emporia
avenue. yesterday afternoon. She is to
be one of the Christmas b,ides and her
friends thought TO show their apprecia-
ton of her in this manner. Each guest
brought a gift OF china for Miss Millison
and an original toast or verse with each
one The reading of these caused con-
siderable amusement Miss Millison read
/ several selections and an informal mu
/ steal program added to the days pleas
IRE. Those present were: Mrs. W. II.
Isely. Mrs Morrison. Mrs. Roulet, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs.
Kramer of Chicago, Mrs. Testard. Mrs.
F. B. Isely, Mrs. Clarence Sargent, Misses
Dimond, Clough, Sprague, Whims, Jobes.
Mary Jobes Shattuck, Finn Furley,
Charlaine Furley. Cox, Lelage Hall, Irene
Hall, Richter, Ida Richter Sample Ev-
ans, Parsons, Culver, Florence Culver.
Sewell. Robinson, Daisy eininger Lille
zcininger. Richards, Jones. Dryden, Gill,
Dora GILL Arnett.
FOR MISS HAWTHORN
A shower party was given Miss Nellie
Haythorn yesterday afternoon by Miss
Roberta Vincent and Miss Mary Carver
a. the home OF the latter, 1245 North
Waco avenue. The gifts were many and
varied The afternoon was passed in
formally with music and conversation
The guests included Misses Ola Kinkead,
Jennie McClung, Hattie McClung Min
erva Townsend, Mary Wagner, Louie
Wagner. Fay Simpson Coda Evans,
Myrta Lee. Eva Dewey Sara Norcross,
Allie Dodge, Belle Haythorn, Mary
Bradt, zelah Spencer. Edith Preston,
Edith Johnson, Belle Horner, Maud Nc
Canless. Anna Vincent. Mabel Acken,
Lola Maxwell, Carrie Wood, Anna St
Clair of Cheney, and Ida Reese of Sc !
attic.
HER SEVENTY SECOND BIRTHDAY. !
Mrs. Esther A. Fowler celebrated her
seventy-secopd birthday last Thursday
afternoon at the home of her daughter. |
Mrs. S. A. Bass on University avenue.
The guests came early and brought their !
FANCY work. The condition Of the times /
fifty years ago was compared with the |
wonders of the present day Tea was /
served at o'clock and brief address of |
earnest good wishes was given by Mrs |
Olmsted. Music was furnished by her I
granddaughter. May Benton Those
present were: Mrs. VIM Smith Mrs.
Frantz. Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Frank
Faye. Mrs Whine, Mrs S. S. Findley. /
Mrs Allison Mrs. Olmsted OF San Diego.
Cal.
MR.. AND MRS. H. B. ALLEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Allen of College
Hill entertained at whist last Friday
evening. Tasteful refreshments were
served, the play was spirited and the
guests had a delightful time
MISS WALKERS LUNCHEON.
Miss Belle Walker entertained most de
iehtfully at the home of DR.. Walker.
I02 North Topeka. Friday evening. A
six o'clock luncheon was given in honor
>: Miss Minnie Drown. one of the Decem-
her brides to be.
The Walker home was charmingly dec
Grated in holly and the mingling Of green
and red festoons were a delight to all thu
guests
Miss Walkers guests were: Mesdames
Drown, of Ohio; Morehead Moore, Fazel.
Noble, Cramer. Freeman. Gibson; Misses
Drown, Stever Brown, Whim, Barnett.