The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15

4 a 6lDarger, MI L. A. ana MI L. Il.
Bone and Mrs. Emma Pasch. Mrs. F. A.
Campbell, Mrs. L. A. Bone. Miss Edna
Bone
GIVEN A SURPRISE.
A surprise party was given in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Davis Wednesday
evening at their home. 1913 fremont street.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Herman,
Mrs Hunt Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dean.
Mrs. Crabb Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis, Mr.. Thos II.
Davis. Mr. Thos. Dean, DIR. Oliver Davis,
Mr.. Glenn Ballard. Miss F4oy Lloyd. Miss
JAollie Davis, Miss Viroqua Davis, Miss
lola Crabb, Mr. Guy Davis. Mr. Penn
broke Davis, Mrs. Matte Wilbur, Miss
Daisy Davis
MR.. AND MRS. POND ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pond gave two
denghCful parties at their home 1853 y.
Lawrence avenue last week. Thursday
evening they gave a darkey party. Six
handed euchre occupied the time The
scorecards bore sketches OF darkies and
watermelons The prizes were won by
Mrs. Rollo Grange and Mrs I. y. Hook
eday.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Pond gave
valentine party to their friends The
house was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. The score cards bore tiny
cupids. Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames Il. J. Hagny, S. c. Ashton, J.
D. Houston. c. u. Brooks, C G.. Cohn,
c. II. Alyesbury. r G Symthe, c V. Fer
guson, Dean Gordon. 5. w. Cooper, II,
Caldwell Thornton Sargent, F. W. Oliver,
Sam Sargent, /. W. Clapp G. T. Eldridge,
w. ]. Weiser, A c. Jobes. c. II. Smyth,
Ike Goldsmith, l. y. Hockaday, G.. E.
Lehman, Hiram Norcross, J. II. Berry.
". P. lines F. o. Davidson, Howard
Wheeler. A s. Parks, Ed all, r. L.
Holmes. Rollo Granger. Frank Wood. B.
T. Churchward, Finlay Ross. T. w. Lit
tie, c. W. Carey, Newton Garst, w. B.
Throckmorton, Coler Sim, NJ. c. Camp
bell. c. c. Stanley. Ben Garland. c. II.
Luling. J. L. Hoffman, G. L. Pratt, J. /.
Dyer, Foster Brook NJ w Levy, Gus
Warnhof, g. c. Purdue, Fred Heller.
c. T. Hereford. Charles Knorr, John Kel-
ly. c. W. Brown. c. A. Englehardt, 7.
p. Kelso. Fred Dold. Thomas Fitch, c.
p Fullington, Mrs. Mcnamara. Mrs Rich
ardson. Misses Mae Comley, Anna Brown.
Lelie Purdue. Nell Lehman, Marie Berry,
DAISY Lynch. Messrs Chapman. o. B.
Stocker, R. 6. Hagny. Bruce Priddy. Ed.
Lehman, Roseborough. Elmer Reece, C.
T. Granger, Harry Comley.
GIRLS WE'RE SURPRISED.
Miss I've Israel entertained a number Of
her lady friends at her home near the
Friends university on Wednesday eve
ming The girls had gathered and We're
having a very pleasant time when in
walked q number of boys who had been
invited by her brother Paul.
The girls were very much surprised
and the rest of the evening was spent
in music and games and later delightful
Refreshments were served. The guests
departed at late hour voting Miss Ira
Israel a charming hostess.
Those present were Misses Maud Berry,
Minnie Bickel. Grace Weeks, Jessie King,
Ruby Cuykendan. Mona Rucker. Neva
Foster, Isabelle Greer. Elizabeth Greer
Iva Israel and Bernice Dutton. Messrs. /.
Roy Riley. Omie Davis. Harry Howard. (
VIII Davis, Burpee Thompson, Homer /
Davis and Paul Israel.
MISS Oracle RANSOM.
Miss Oracle Ransam gave a valentine
party to a few of her friends Wednesday
Afternoon. Those present We're Misses
Zena and Zelma Allen. May Walker.
Nora Cubbon. Mable Ref, HELEN, Phil (
lips and Francis Kirk.
AT sos E. CENTRAL.
A valentine party was given on Friday ]
evening by Miss Maude Wells at 50S East .
Central The home was very prettily dec
GRATED with hearts. Those invited were
Misses Katie Smith. Nellie Snively. Emma
Tapp. Gus Scherier Pearl Scherier. Pearl .
Bosworth. Messrs Lee Drake. Henry
Tapp. Charlie Barley, Clyde Newton.
Frank Barnes. John Curtis and Albert
PAUL. GILMCRE'S RECEPTION I
Paul Gilmoce's reception at the Craw- I
ford yesterday after the matinee was a
decided success. 1t was announced in adj
vance that ladies would he received On
the stage. but after seeing Paul Gilmore :
In the Tyranny of Tears both ladies
and gentlemen took advantage Of the OPP