The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-22
MARRIED
AZ YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. PuIliam Were
Given a Surprise,
BY THEIR MANY FRIENDS
Events of the Week in Wichita
Social Circles.

A surprise party was given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Pulliam, Tuesday
evening, at their home, 94i South Marke,
street, in honor of their forty-second wed
ding anniversary. The evening was spent
in music, Rotations, comical pieces by
Mrs. Copeland and laughable expert
ences by others. Refreshments were
served. There were thirty-five present,
and all had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Pulliam were married
March II, 1861, at Lebanon, ILL.,, and
moved to Wichita March II, 1877, and set
tied on a farm in Waco township.
THEIR WOODEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Shoemaker, OF
1043 South Lawrence, entertained theiI
relatives and intimate friends Friday
evening in honor of their fifth wedding
anniversary. Many pretty and useful
gifts were received. including jardiniere
stands. pictures, and various souvenirs IN
burnt wood.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes ]. n. Howard, H. ]. Roy, l.. A
Bone. J. Shank, d. L. Green, ]. F. Green,
c. H. Green a. p. Butcher, VIM. Shoe
maker and Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Sence;
Misses Pearl Green, Ray Kelso, May
Kelso, Inez and Ola Grosh, Ada and
Davis Hilliard, and Masters Oakland
Shoemaker, Leland Bone and Roy Kelso.
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Clara Aultman celebrated her
sixth birthday last Wednesday by giving
a party to number of her young friends
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Aultman, 712 West Central
avenue The evening was spent in play
ing games. Refreshments were served,
and the little ones were delighted with
the arrangements for their comfort and
pleasure.
Those present were: Vivian Neal. Maud
and Pearl Kimble, Georgia McColllster,
Hazel Stokes. Josie Trimbley, Carlet
Moore, Margaret Odell, Maggie Mangold,
Gladys Aultman, Rual Thomas, Murlan
Blanchard, James Murphy, Milton Moore
and Sidney Peck.
ENTERTAINED HER SONS CLASS.
Mrs Mallonee, of 1157 Jackson avenue,
entertained Miss Alice Jones and her
Sunday school class right royalty last
Saturday evening, in honor of her son
Roberts birthday Misses Floy and Ruth
Mallonee and Mr.. Leslie Mallonee assist
ed greatly in the entertainment by dis
playing and describing pictures and ar
ticles secured by Mr.. Leslie Mallonee
in his journey in Japan and the Philip
pine Islands. Ping-pong and crokinole
grams furnished merriment and money,
the best answer by Mr.. J. F. Sherman
securing japanese penny, and the next
best by Miss Jones, q Philippine penny.
The class members present were: Cor
don and Ambrose Bowdish, Frank Pierce,
John Grobe, Hal Sutton, Floyd Thomas,
Ralph Dupree. Ralph Blanchard, Deane
Moone, Ray King, Luther Moone, Otto
Smiley and Roy Crawford. The guests
Arrc
man and son Curtis.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY
Last Monday night the Knights and
Ladies of Security gave a banquet at
their headquarters, where Banner Coun-
Gil. 9S3, meet. They invited the other
council, as we'll as the Andover coun-
ell and Banner Council 9S3 entertained
their guests in a right royal manner.
After the regular order of business the
council adjourned and supper was an
nouRced. While some were eating some
were dancing and other enjoying them
selves socially. One hundred and twenty
five ate supper, which consisted of
chicken and its accomplishments, sand
witches, pickles cake, and coffee. The
coffee was made by Sister Nevins and
with excellent cream, was very appetiz-
ing. This is only one of the many social
events of their order which has been
given this winter. The knights and
Ladies of Security are a thriving order
and every meeting are initiating new
members, initiating five new members
on that occasion. Brother and Sister
Jewett, state deputies have been here for
the past four months. and doing good
work for both councils. This order is
one, who. having two councils here. work
in harmony with each other and treat
one another with the fraternal feeling
that should exist in any and all orders.
FOR MR.. KNOX
Miss Ella Johnston, of S27 North Mar
ket street entertained in honor of her
cousin. Mr.. Clay Knox. of Clarinda, Ia.
Tuesday evening. The time was spent in
conversation and partaking of a dainty
lunch. Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. J. \. Lawrence DR.. and Mrs. Mill
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Osler, Misses Jennie Morgan, Fay Wolf
Eva Candy, Minnie Caughey, Nora and