The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
SERIES OF PARTIES
Given by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Luling Last Week.
OVER 800 GUESTS PRESENT
Other Events in Wichita's
Social World.
OVER 800 GUESTS PRESEN I

social line OF the winter. About 300
guests were entertained. The colors of
the party were green and red. They
We're to be seen in every nook or corner
in which their presence would add to the
beauty and attractiveness of the rooms.
Twisted red crepe paper intermingled
with smilax was the chief decoration.
This was hung from chandeliers, pictures.
etc, and entwined in the stair case. Red
carnations tastefully arranged in vases
were set in various places about the
room. Windows and walls We're grace
fully hung with sprays of wild smilaX
and evergreen ropes. Palms were 10 be
seen about the rooms. In the dining
room the decoration was OF ferns and red
carnations. The hosts and hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. George L. Pratt,
Mrs. C. w. Brown, Mrs. Walter Inness,
Miss Anna Brown, -liss Daisy Lynch,
Miss Mamie Houck, Mrs. l. n. Houck,
Mrs. L. c. Jackson and Mrs. a. c. Akin.
The first of the series was given on
Tuesday evening and the second on We'd
nesday. The third and last of the series
occurred Friday afternoon.
Euchre was the principal amusement OF
the parties.
At all of the three entertainments a
three course lunch was served, and at the
two evening parties music was furnished
by the Chinnith orchestra.
The entertainment Friday afternoon
was a candle light party and was attend
ed only by ladies.
At the entertainment Tuesday evening
prizes were won by Mr.. Charles Smyth,
Mrs. Dean Gordon. Mr.. H. ]. Hagny,
and Mrs. George L. Pratt.
On Wednesday evening the prizes were
won by Mrs. Anna Brown, Mr.. Walter
Innes. Mr.. Geo. w. Stearns and Miss
Helene Burrell.
Friday afternoon prizes were won
by Mrs. c. ". Brown, Mrs. w. o. Stern
berg Mrs. c. f. Bowers and Mrs. E.
! Robertson.
PLEASANT AFTERNOON.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
at the home of Mrs. Dora Bond, 722
West Central avenue Saturday afternoon
from 2:30 until 5 p. m. Mrs. Bond en-
tertained her Sabbath school class, COM
plimentary TO a beautiful parlor lamp
| the class presented her for a Christmas
present. Mrs. Mallory, the primary
! teacher, was invited and her little schol-
/ ars presented her with a beautiful silver
mounted berry dish. which was a very
| great surprise to her Mrs. Bond was
| assisted by Mrs. Nessley, Mrs. Hilder-
bond and Mrs. Mccullough. Late in the
! afternoon dainty luncheon of cakes,
fruits and candy was served which de-
lighted the little ones very much. They
voted Mrs. Bond d lovely hostess and de-
clared they would make Mrs. Bond many
more presents if this was the way she
would treat them for it. The blinds
were drawn down and the rooms beauti-
fully lighted. Those present were Mayme
I Nessley. Amy Tucker Yeta Norris, Ma
bel Smith, Florence GoOdwine, Lille
kaufman, Marget MeIlen, Bertha Hider-
brand Mabel Bond, .Blanch and Bernice
Nessley, Master Howard Nessey. Opal
Bond, Mrs. Hilderbrand, Mrs. Mallory,
Mrs. Nessley, Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs.
Bond
W. c. T L. ENTERTAINED.
The East Side ". c. T L and friends
We're delightfully."- entertained at their
mothers meeting Thursday afternoon by
! DR.. ITudson's address on "Twigs." How
to lead children into their heritage of
! happiness was suggested in most help
ful and happy manner. The beautiful
reading of James Whitcomb Riley $
who Named You, Old Glory" closed the
address. Miss Ladd sang a lullaby.
DAUGHTERS or AMERICAN REv0-
LUTON.
\ most delightful reception was given
to the Daughters and Sons Of the Ameri-
] can Revolution on last Wednesday night
/ at the apartments Of Mrs. Carter by Mrs.
Harry Mortimer, Mrs. G. D. Kimball and
/ Mrs. Carter. Sedgwick block. The af-
fair was a grand success in every way.
no one was allowed TO go away not hav-
ing had a good social time. The d. 4.
r. meet on the first Monday Of each
month at the home of some of their NUM-
Der. hut this time the Sons of the Ameri-
! can Revolution We're asked TO join in the
/ festivities. Mrs. Certer's rooms were dec
GRATED prettily with palms and with bunt-
/ ing OF the chapter colors blue and white.
/ The evening was passed with games,
among them being Revolutionary men
and women and guessing pictures of Rev
( dictionary heroes. Prizes. a picture and
a book, were won by Miss Stuckey and
/ Mr.. George Dickson. Refreshments were
/ served in the hall which had been fitted
with bunting. rugs, chairs and tables as
a pretty dining room. Those present We're
/ NJ. and Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. ". \.
/ Reed. DR.. and Mrs Geo. 7. Lewis, Dr.
and Mrs W H. Graves Mr. and Mrs.
L. F. Woolard Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
( Dixon. DR.. and Mrs r. Mathews. Mr. and
/ Mrs ( L. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z.
I Mead DR.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. II. G. Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a.
! Baker. Nj and Mrs Nighswonger, Mr.
and Mrs 3. b. Anawalt. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ y. c. Whitney, Or. and Mrs FabriQue
Mr. and Mrs s 3. Amidon. Rev. DR..
+ and Mrs. Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs. Furlong.
I Mr.. and Mrs. ~ &. Houston, Mr.. and
Mrs q. NJ. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Kos Har-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Harding. Mr..
( and Mrs. Geo. Bristow. Nr. and Mrs. r.
/ a. Cook AIr. and Mrs. c. H. Brooks. Mr..
and Mrs. :. g Ashton. Mr. and Mrs.
/ Chas. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. ". : Hin
man. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Freeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. r Brown. Mr.. and Mrs G. y. Pad
1 IL of sar
sas City; AIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sun. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. : Ashbaugh. Mr. and Mrs Van
BuskirS. Ar. and Mrs. J =. Stockle1,
DR.. and Mrs. Culver. Rev and Mrs Naii.
Nessrs. II. II. Dewey. NJ :. Hinuan, J.
P. Thompson. Theo. Morrison. r :. Kin
bail. Vermilion Harris. Robert Lewis.
Sidney Harding. Mesdsmes T. c. Nolley.
J. .Nighswonger. NJ J. Sweet. Mrs. Harris
AIRS. Sweargen. W. J. Morrison. Mrs
Speer. Anna Carter. Misses Winni, Wool
ard. Eva Dewey. Bessie Fuller. III Phil
lips Minnie Stuokey. Lucy Stuclzey. En-
ma Hinman. Eleanor Graves. Miss Brown,
Title Brock. Florence Reed, Bessie Reed
Miss Culver.
AIASoU PARTY.
The pupils Of the eighth grade - Carrie
ton school gave their teacher. 3Ir. 7suce,
& very pleasant surprise last Fridav
evening NJ his home on South Lawrence
c4-t4r Atat1 Nta-- t-A mass 1lftfs-
an hour ia the 5oliiest kind of fuu tTE-
ing 10 penetrate the various ii-ulsss-
After uumasklng. . bouHtifui iuIch. lru-
vlded by the guests. was served and sht
evening was nIled in wiki merry garnsz
and conversations
Those present were. Misses Blanche
Tracy. Jear Hosford. I.eueta Myers
Nellie Tracy. Orwell Andrews Eess-e A.
rleEate. Martha Hathaway. Beile Nichoi-
son. Cora Mullen Iria Funk- 1isrtia
Dargherty- Nellie Mead. Settie Copeland
Eva Mckibben. Norma Wood. lila Swain