The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-30

honor Of her brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Green. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. C =. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. .. S. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Green, AIr and Mrs ". II. Shoemaker,
Mr. W. T. Green CT Kansas City; Misses
Mary and Edna Shoemaker. Matte
Grouse, Minnie Williams. Anna Kelsc
and ePan Green and Master Oakland
Shoemaker.
SURPRISE on BROTHER.
Miss Mabelle Kruger. assisted by Miss
Leora Atflold, gave a surprise party on
her bro~ner EarTs fourteenth birthday
Friday evening, November .. The guests
were Misses Mabel Kruger, Leora Atfieid,
LEILA ragby. Beatrice Kirkland, Katie
Tapp, Mary Garity, Florence Atfield,
Francis Hinckley. Aida Alfield, Daisy Nc
Alister, Eta Atheld. Clara Whitaker,
Ethel Van Sayor and Neoma Drury
AIessrs Paul Hatfield, Fred Dunmire.
Kirtley Foster. Leonard Tapp. William
White, Jesse Whitaker, Richard Garity,
Frank Mc Alister, Robert Whitaker, Wal
lace Garity, Earl Kruger. The even
ing was spent in games and music. Re
freshments were served and the guests
departed at a late hour, wishing Mr.. Earl
many q happy birthday.
NORTH HALL SPREAD.
The boys Of North Hall at the Friends
/ gave Thanksgiving dinner TO their friends
last Thursday. A special cook was en-
1 gagged and everything good in the way
of edibles were procured for her to work
I with. The boys invited their girl friends
to partake of the spread with them. A
| three-course- dinner was served. with ali
the good things necessary. Tho big din
/ ing room was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and cut flowers and presented a
very handsome appearance. It was crowd
| ed with young people, there being forty
( two at the tables. After the dinner all
adjourned to the big football game.
SOUTH SIDE KINDERGARTEN.
The South Side kindergarten associa-
/ tion held its monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. II. Pauline, 9S2 s Law
/ renee. After the sale Of many beauti-
/ fUl and useful articles a fine program
was rendered in which the following
took part
Miss Marguerite Bliss, piano solo; Miss
| Eme Parrot, vocal solo; Master Milo
Faulin, recitation; Misses Sophia Haley,
, recitation; Miss Amelia Wegand, paper,
THE kindergarten Movements"
GAVE DANCING PARTY.
one of the most brilliant dancing parties
ever given in the city was that given last
Tuesday night in Garfield hall, by Mr.
and Mrs. J. .. Houston and Mr.. and Mrs.
G G. Cohn complimentary to Miss Jose
phine Lille, of Marion, Iowa, and Miss
Winifred Aylesbury, of St. Joseph, No
The stage was artistically decorated
with palms, and at the right of it sat
Blumes orchestra, which furnished ex-
cellent music during the evening. The
hosts and hostesses. with their guests Of
honor. received their guests standing in
the center of the room, after which the
dancing began.
Many dainty gowns were in evidence,
and added much 10 the dance. Mrs
Cohn wore black jetted lace over black
taffeta. Mrs. Houstons gown was a
! dainty blue and white silk, with lace
yoke. Miss Lille wore a silk which had
tiny pink flowers scattered over the white
ground Pink chiffon completed the ef-
feet. Miss Aylesbury's gown was of blue
and white stripe silk.
After a pleasant evening spent in dane
ing. refreshments were served in buffet
style on the stage. each gentlemtn serv-
ing the lady The table was in yellow and
white. the counterpiece being a huge
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemums Vel
low shaded candles furnished light. The
supper consisted Of chicken salad sand
Wiches. olives, pickles. coffee. apricot ice
and cake AT the right of the stage was
the punch bowl presided over by Misses
Aleen Houston. Mabelle Smyth Mary
Cooper and Esther Smyth.
\ REUNION THANKSGIVING
The children and grandchildren of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. G. Griastead all came
home for Thanksgiving dinner except
Nr. and AIRS. J. W. Grinstead, and son
Russell The dinner was served in nice
style by the TWO grand-daughters Grace
and Annie Hicks. The afternoon was
spent fin games and singing. They ell
departed late in the evening feeling very
thankful that they had been permitted
to assemble around the old hearthstone
once more. Those present We're Nj. J.
r. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Grin
stead, Mrs. n. G. Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. I
]. W. Flatt. AIr. and Mrs r. L. Grin /
stead and son Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil /
lipp and daughter Margie Mr.. Harry |
Hicks and Misses Grace, nnie and Emma 1
Hicks.
FOR SUNDA YSCHOOL CLASS
Miss Alice Jones entertained her Sunday |
School class with a neat party at her /
home. 736 st. Francis, Friday afternoon. /
assisted by Misses Florence Davis and I
Grace Jones. The invitations We're is
sued on autumn leaves. Ping pong. crolIi- (
mole. Louisa and several guessing games |
furnished amusement until the search for
nuts began. Two spider webs were con-
structed in the spacious back parlor,
where each guest wound up his portion 7,
of the web. at the end OF which there
were found boxes Of nuts. q variety Of
al the market afforded. Refreshments
were served, consisting Of dainty meat 4
sandwiches. pickles. salted peanuts. CO.
coanut macaroons. French nougat and CO.
roo Those present were Tloyd Thomas