The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-20
VARIED C0L0RS
WERE USED
At Entertainment Given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver.
HONOR OF MRS. WATTS
Other Social Events of the
Week in Wichita.
HONOR OF MRS. WATTS

| Mr. and Mrs. D. N Oliver entertained
TUESDAY q AFTERNOON and Tharsdsy and
Friday nights in honor of Mrs. John
Watts of Newton. The four tables were
decorated respectively with violets, red
carnations, sweet peas and Marguerites.
At each tables candles of the color of the
floral decorations were used. Those pres
ent were:
Messrs and Mesdames L. w. Clapp,. c.
H. Smith. s. W. Cooper. NJ. W. Levy, H.
rnboden, E. A Cook, F. G. Smyth, c. H.
Brooks, Ed Vail, Howard Case, C. G.
Cohn, Walter Pond, Dean Gordon,
Thornton Sargent. Homer Caldwell, r.
p Murdoch, S. w. Shattuck, G. L. Pratt,
! c. w. LuIing, Howard Moffat. z. z.
Bleckley, Howard Wheeler, F. o. David
| son, c. p. Fullington, 7. P. Kelso, w. J.
Weiser. ". P. lines. Adam Inboden. c.
Y. Ferguson, c. II. Aylesbury, Ben Gar
land, F. y. Amsden J. D. Houston, Coler
Sim, w. 3. Throckmorton, A. c. Jobes, S.
c. Ashton, w. c. Little Finlay Ross, H.
J. Hagny. A. II. Fabrique William lines,
J. Z. Hoffman, Mrs. John Watts Of New
ton, Mrs. ]. ]. Mcnamara, Mrs. L. R.
Priddy, Mrs. McRoberts of Chicago, Miss
Scott, Miss Jessie Scott. Miss Lynch Miss
Bell of Chicago, Miss Woods, Miss
| Brown, Miss BurreI, Miss Reed, Mr..
| Chapman. Mr.. George Chapman, Jr., Mr..
! o. B. Stocker. Mr.. Bruce Priddy.
MRS. LEVI ENTERTAINs.
! Mrs. B. Levi entertained Tuesday night
/ in honor OF Miss Rose Wallenstein and
/ Ike Goldsmith. Whist was played and
! prizes won by Miss Lena Joseph and
! Sedg Levi. Several musical numbers
were rendered. Those present were:
Miss Rose Wallenstein. Miss Sadie
I Kaufman, Miss Esther Kaufman, Miss
Lena Joseph, Miss Ida Joseph, Miss Sadie
/ Joseph. Mr.. Ike Goldsmith. Mr.. Mike
/ Goldsmith, Mr.. Milton Greenfield, Mr.
| Scott Greenfield, Mr.. Sedg Levi, Mr..
! Henry Rosenblat Of St. Joseph, Mr..
Kinssbaker of Sedalia.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON COOKING
CLUB.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
met last week with Mrs. o. D. Barnes, 4O1
North Lawrence avenue. The guest Of the
club was Mrs. W. I. Church of Kansas
City. formerly of Wichita. Those present
were:
Mesdames Campbell. Baldwin, MilIison,
Alley. Cohn, Ferguson, Garst. Garland,
P. c. Lewis. II. ". Lewis, Potts, Pur-
due Ross. Reed. Steel, Smyth, Whitney,
Brown.
JAQUITH-WILEY NUPTIALS.
Mr.. p. w. Jaquith of this city and Miss
Pearl Wiley of Medicine Lodge, Kan,
were married at the residence of ". T.
Rouse, 133 South Hydraulic avenue, last
Wednesday evening by Rev. A. e. Dub
Der
\ wedding march was rendered by Miss
Beatrice Rouse. The quiet home we'd
ding was witnessed by only friends and
relatives OF the contracting parties. Mr.
and Mrs. Jaquth are well and favorably
known in this city, Mr.. Jaquith having
had charge of a large territory in South
ern Kansas as a representative for the
Deering Harvester company of Chicago
for the past four years. with headquarters
a Wichita. Mrs. Jaquith was raised at
the famous old town of Medicine Lodge,
where she received an education that Mt
ted her for a school teacher, and has
taught school for several years in Bar
Der county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquith left Immediately
after the ceremony over the Rock Island
for Chicago. Washington. D C.. and other
points of interest. They Will be at home /
to their friends at 24O North Emporia /
avenue after May Is.
WELCOME NEW PASTOR.
The Congregation of the Emporia ave- |
nue. Methodist church gave reception 10 1
their new pastor. Rev. II. c. Wharton. /
Wednesday night a short program was /
rendered. Rev. A +. Dubber welcomed /
the new pastor on behalf of the Minister /
ial association. Rev II Watt, on behalf /
OF the Wichita district of the Methodist /
church, Mr.. Youngmeyer. on behalf Of 4
he Sunday school and Miss Elizabeth /
Stahl on behalf of the Epworth league. I
A solo was sing by Calvin Herman. and 4
Miss Lucy Pope and Mrs. Herman sang
a duet. Refreshments were served.
IN HONOR OF MISS HARFF.
Mrs. A. II. Foppe entertained at her
home. 80 West Third street. Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday night in honor
of her sister. Miss Marie Harf of Cincin-
natl The decorations were pink and
white carnations and those colors were
used in the refreshments The whist
prizes were won on Wednesday by Mrs
Charles Ayler. on Thursday prizes were
won by Miss Ida Joseph. Miss Sadie
Joseph and Milton Greenfield.
Wednesdays guests were: Mesdarnes
Charles Ayler. Charles Cohn. w. ?.
Dulaney. b z. Huh. J. n Houston. c.
AIcAdams. (. Biosbacher. T. Lynch 5. V.
Shatmck. &. II. smith ~ n. smell, y. /
Ozanne. Misses Daisy Lynch. Geneva
Joceiyn Rose Wauenstein. Mary Poverty.
Grace McA6ams.
For Thursday were invited Mr. and
1frs. snyder Misses Marie Berry. Lena
Joseph IDA Joseph Sadie Joseph. Mary
Poverty Rose Wallenstein: Nlessrs- 1ln-
ton Greenfield. Scott Greeuleld Walter
Stark. Charles Joseph IKE Goldsmith.
Nike Goldsmith. Guy Poverty. Guy Els
worth
WAS GREATLY SURPRISED
Last Tuesday at the home OF 9Ir ard
Mrs Ward McIaughlin. near HaysvHie
a merry crowd 81 youns and old folks
spent one q the happiest days they hsd
spent Tor long time u was a surprise
GA Air. Mclaughlin. ard 70 say he was
would be putting il mild Ite
was 5ilst ready 10 start FOR the field Tor
the usual DAYS WORK when his friends