The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15
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In the dining room large ropes of red
paper were draped from the ceiling TO the
corners of the table. fastened with large
bows. On the table was a large heart
shaped cake. Target shooting afforded
much pleasure. Another pleasant feat
ure of the evening was a shadow-guess-
ing contest. A prize of hearts with Cupids
of burnt wood We're given the ones guess
ing the most correct. Mr.. Earle Furnish
and Miss Josie Tracy being winners. A
BOBBY prize. consisting of candy hearts
We're won by Mr.. Everett Whaley and
Miss Martha Cochran. A large heart was
placed in the archway through which
red ribbons were drawn by which part
ners were secured for supper. AT late
hour all departed, after spending
pleasant evening. taking with them a
valentine as a remembrance.
Y. P. c. U. VALENTINE SOCIAL.
The Y. p. c. u gave valentine social
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hutton, 6l3
West Central avenue, on last Thursday
evening. The first part of the evening
was spent in a geography. hunt" the
winner receiving a beautiful valentine
as a prize. Fortune" was another feat
ure of the evening. The person was
blindfolded and then with large arrow
pierced a heart on which was their good
or bad fortune as they happened to strike
1t. mock wedding was the best thing
of the evening. In this all the broken
hearts were mended and the double
hearts united. The house was prettily
decorated for the occasion with hearts
and arrows. The company enjoyed music
from the mandolin and guitar trio.
Misses Flora and Nellie Parkhurst and
Kate Calhoun. Mrs. Hutton and daugh-
ter also gave duet. Those present were
Rev. and Mrs Gossow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Burt. DR.. and Mrs Hutton, Mrs,
G. A. King. Mrs Holiday. Mrs. Burrell.
Mrs. Brown. Flora Parkhurst. Elsie Aus
tin. Martha Andrews, Ora Denning, Jo-
sephine English. Nine Holiday. Elzora
Camp. Kate Calhoun. Mary Austin, Nell
lie Parkhurst Jennie Michaels, Mary
Calhoun, Margaret Parkhurst, Mabel
Southwell Mary S. Brown. Roy Flood.
Owen Good. Marion Daniels. John Mel
son. Robert Brown. George Nachtrieb,
Harry Austin. Irwin Dening. Roy Tur-
ner, James English, Charles Early, Mar
garet Hutton, Mabel King, Marion Cos
sow, Edward Gossow.
FOR THEIR SON
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. w. Frable gave a
party in honor of their son. VIM Frable
on last Thursday evening, at their home
7Ss South Emporia. All his schoolmates
in the Eighth grade, from which he grad
yates this year, were invited. The house
was decorated with flowers. The evening
was passed with games and other amuse-
ments. Those present were: Mr.. VIM.
Frable. Walter Nelson. Max Billenger.
Clarice Donnell. Tip Dean, George
Grimes. Minor Smith, George Gish, Ken
meth Wood, Donald Powell. Guy and
Frank Frable. Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Fra
bic. Mr.. S Frable.
WITH PROGRESSIVE WHIST
Miss Mae Morris entertained party of
friends at whist Monday evening at her
home. SEA North Waco. The guests were
entertained at progressive whist, after
which refreshments were served Those
present were: Misses Florence AlIing,
Minnie Short, Ora Morris. Nellie Jack
man. Mesrs. Cone. Segel. Bert Swantsout.
Clair Morris. Howard Morris Coulter
MRS. GARDENERS RECEPTION
Mrs. H. A. Gardner gave very de-
lightfal reception Wednesday afternoon
TO the ladies of the cathedral parish at
her home at 1853 North Topeka avenue.
\ great many ladies were present. this
being one of her first receptions Light
refreshments were served and the ladies
-
more enjoyable-a few song and piano
selections by their hostess Rev. Father
Kelly was a guest for short time during
the reception and In little speech urged
the ladies' TO form a reading circle for
the purpose OF studying the patriotic aud
religious literature and history Of their
country.
LINCOLN SOCIAL
The Mems Unitarian club and a few IN
vited guests met at the home OF the pres
ident. Mr. L. A. Bone. on North Main |
street. on Thursday evening and ceie- |
brated Lincoln Day.
After a piano solo by Misc Edna Bone. |
Rev. Mr.. Vail, pastor of the church. read |
an interesting and Instructive paper on /
lincoln
Then. each ore present. as his name 1
was called. responded with an anecdo,e /
or other amusing story pertaining 70 the 1
life and times Of Mr.. Lincoln Mr. North 4
rup. an old soldier. after some historic i
reference 20 the civfi war. and personal i
reco,lectfons OF Mr.. Lincoln as be knew
him ard as he was viewed from the sol
dIers' standpoint. read an original poem
written while n the National hospital AZ
Washington. I4ght ref-eshr-@.fs were
served from table formerly owned b
Mr. LIrcoln- After further social Dis
course. the society adjourned 10 meet n
two weeks az the home OF yice-PEezitent
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Those present were. Rev. Val Dr. Dos-
sey. Dr. Street. pr. Mathews NJ. ?
Howard Nr c r Howard. Nr- c n
Borden. NJ Norrhrup xr A J swtasie.
N- = a Campbell. Mr. Z a TAFT Mr.