The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

Blackwell. 10. T.. Mr.. ana Mrs W. z.
Cooper, grandparents OF the groom; Mrs.
]. Cooper, mother OF the groom; Miss
Mazel and Inez sisters. and Ross. brother
Of groom; Dir. and Mrs. T. e Keller and
daughter. Miss Jessie; Messrs Bert and
Frank Keller. Willie and Frank webb.
Mr. and MIS-. Paul McCIintock and daugh-
ter. Pauline. of Clearwater: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Williams and family OF Valley Center.
Kan: Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Clayton OF
Colwich. Kan: Mrs. Dora c. Arnold OF
Taimadge, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs ]. Wilbur
Logan. daughter Miss Carmine ard sons
John, Coo1nbs and Carl. of Columbus.
Ohio; Ny. and Mrs. a W. Sinclair. and
daughters. Misses Dora and Ida. and
sons. John and Wilbur; Mrs. Capt. Pc
tiers, and daughters. Misses Ada and
Maud. and son. George; Misses Minnie
and Nina Browder of Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper received many
elaborate md costly presents from their
friends. They will be at home at Clear
water. Kar.. to their many friends after
September 10
MRS. c. u. NELLAUS ENTERTAINS.
--e Katew Embroidery club held their
weekly meeting at the home OF Mrs. C.
-. Nellaus, 346 Ohio avenue. Friday af-
ternoon. Election OF officers and other
important business was attended TO. The
following officers were elected: Mrs. c.
II. Nichols president; Mrs. ]. ii. Flor
ence, secretary; Mrs. G. NJ. Nellaus.
treasurer Those present We're: Mrs. ].
Taylor. Mrs. J. NJ. Bridenstine. Mrs.
c. II. Nichols, Mrs. L. L. Walker. Mrs.
e. z. Freoran. Mrs ]. e Fiebelman.
Mrs. J. H. Florence and Mrs. C. NJ Mel
laus. The afternoon being warm very
little work. was accomplished, but all did
ample justice to the refreshments and de-
parted TO their several homes declaring
Mrs. NellGus a very agreeable and enter
tanning hostess. The next meeting viii
be held with Mrs. J. NJ Bridenstine.
ON NORTH EMPORIA AVENUE.
Miss Edith Little entertained informally
last Monday evening at her home on
North Emporia Ave. for a number OF her
young lady friends. Progressive whist.
music ana other pleasantries made the
evening pg-ss only too quickly. At a late
hour dainty three course lunch was en-
joyed, and as the guests departed many
happy returns OF the evening were ex-
pressed. Those present were: Misses
Matte Jaesman. Della Howenstine. lone
Spencer, ,Eessie Jones. Estelle win6le.
Mary Phniips, Elizabeth Johnston. Bessie
Moore and Edith Little
FOR HUTCHINSON MISSES
Miss Letsaa Walters entertained We'd
,nesday att luncheon in honor of three
young ladies of Hutchinson. These young
ladies arc, Miss Esther ST. John. Miss
Jessie Hehty and Miss Clara Hendy OF
Hutchinson. The table was preteily de-
corated wsth pink roses and smilax. In
the centers of the table was a mirror
surrounded, with sniiax. In the smilax
were hidden gifts for each guest and
from the gifts pink ribbons extended TO
each platsl After the luncheon the girls
vcrossed ribbons and drew their gifts.
Tho place cards were tiny Japanese fans
on which were written limericks describ-
ing the girls After luncheon the after
noon wasiipassed In playing finch. Be
sides the guests of honor there were
present: Miss May Comley. Miss Neil
Lehman, Miss Mary Thomas. Miss Mar
guerite Case, Miss Ethel Brooks. Miss
Marguerite Lehman, Miss Kate Kibben.
q
THE RATHBONE SISTERS.
Mr. ana Mrs Earl Blake entertained
the Knights Of Pythias and the Rath-
bone Sisters at their lovely home on
South Topeka avenue. Thursday evening.
Frappe was served from beneath a large
Japanese. umbrella on the lawn, which
vas BEAUTIFULLY illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. Ice cream. ices and cake were
served and a most enjoyable evening was
spent with finch and music.
4
RECEPTION OF SOCIALIST COLLEGE
A company Of fifty or sixty persons
gathered at the rooms OF the American
Socialist College at 2O7-207 SedgwicS
Block. onl Thursday night, September 3,
10 enjoy a social time and discuss the
question s'The Way Out of Egypt. and
How the College Can Help
Speeches were made by President Thos.
z. viii. fRev. Granville Lowther, Prof.
w. A. R5ss. Mr.. w H. Cox OF the Star
End teacher of English in the college.
Messrs. r. P. Arnold. Il. /. Tompson. E.
C. Grinssead. and Mrs. Emerson. Mrs.
Alexande1 Glass sang solo, THE Drunk
ards Child" and Mrs. F. A Metcalf Of
the Western School Of Oratory rendered
The Chase." from scott's Lady OF the
Lake." Master Walter Ross recited Tn
aependenqs Bell" and Prof. F. A. Metcalf
of the western School OF oratory gave
The Three Parsons"
Light refreshments were served and all
enjoyed the evening.
ENTERTAINED FOR MISS CHRISTIE
PIER
SAYS the Mcpherson Republican: Miss
Jennie Dick entertained the Summer Girls
at her hane on South Maple street on
wednesday, evening az five O'Clock tea
The guest df honor was Miss Nellie Chris
TOPPER, o. wichita. The girls report
haring a .sery pleasant evening.
q
AT LINwOOD.
4 rnerr,A crowd Of young ladies spent
Monday a2ernoon and evening at Lin
wood parkl A picnic supper was served
The party was chaperoned by Mrs Fir
lam IrnboEea and Mrs. DR.. J. G. Dor
sey. Those present were: Misses Mabel
Dorsey, Jean weiser, Jessie Balcerston.
Helen Dorsey. Ruth Imboden. Eleanor
Bullock. &c afnlerton. Hortense Bslder~
stcr and G3enna Allen.
q
BAPTIST PRIMARY CLASS.
a-,ss Gra<s Jones OF rs ST. Francis.