The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
The Weak iD Wichita Society
Cooler Weather REEVES Er7tertaiDers.

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Miss Ora Burt, for Jean and Harry Hos
ford, who win leave in a few weeks 10
make their home in the future az Dan
VILE Illinois. AT $50 Friday evening the
| young people met at the Hosford home,
on South Lawrence avenue. A novel way
for selecting partners for supper had
been planned. Clothes-pins, dressed as
| dolls, were placed on a clothes-line, and
rubber balls were tossed al them. When
| a doll was knocked from the line, to it
was found attached the name of the part
ner At $50 a delicious lunch, consisting
II peanut sandwiches. olives, ice cream,
! cake and other dainties, We're served on
tables on the lawn. In the evening the
lawn was lighted and decorated with
japanese lanterns. Progressive finch fur
nisheu amusement. Miss Bessie Griffith
winning the girls prize, q silver spoon,
and Forrest Amsden the boys prize,
choice box of candy. A colored trio fur
nished the musical part Of the entertain
rlent. and. their selections were enjoyed
by the young people. Punch was served
during the evening.
The invited guests were: Bertha Chan
der, Corrine Ludlum, Lottie Ludlum,
Bessie LUdlum, Marie Horner, Leota
Myatt, Clay Sluss, Irene Riley Lulu
Delaney, Nourma Harris, Bessie Griffith,
Grace McGriff, Vera Bright, Grace Whit
lock, Marguerite Bliss Lena st. Dennis,
Katherine Niles, Blanche Day, Constance
Carey, Gertrude Whitock, Margaret
Case, Melville Campbell, Mary Cooper
Jean Williams Merle Abbot, Bessie APP
plegste, Mona Cubbon, Sarah Morrismcn,
Mae Belle Smythe, Esther Smythe,
Jamie Fulllngton, Aleen Houston, Francis
Brown, Paul St. Dennis, Fred Whitlock,
Merrifield Martling, Max Billinger, Ernest
McComb, Jay Hoehle, Abner Bourne,
Wilbur Cooper. Chas. Snythe, Sylvester
Cohn, Milton Gross. Tom Griffith. Tom
Churchward. Frank Oliver. Albert Oliver,
Stamper Oliver, Forrest Amsden, Edgar
Amsden. Daryl Denny. Raymond Stetler,
Raymond Littel, Westol Morrismon. How
ard Carvin, Edward Little, Ray Heaton'
Bert whitlock. Basil Bliss, Rufus St.
Dennis.
MRS. HENDRIX ENTERTAINS.
Friday evening Mrs Belle Hendryx
entertained a coterie of her friends at
her home 222 South Usage avenue, on
the West Side, in honor of three young
lady cousins, Misses Mary Peak, Abbie
Wells and Aileen Leech, who are visit
ing here for a month, their homes being
in Jacksonville. III. Tho invitations in
Guided Misses Marie Kenaggy, Edith
Little, George Dunn. Freda SchoIenber-
ger, Bessie Smith. Ruth Dillon, Florence
Sullivan, Grace Hall, Maude Gowan,
Miriam Payne, Rhoda and Virgie Carney
and cousin. Miss Agnes Hollenberger,
visiting from her home in Maryland;
hIessrs. Herbert Smith, Frank Kenassy,
Charlie Dunn, Fred and VIII Webb,
Theron Barrett. Bert McKibben, E. e.
Harvey. Mr.. House, James Earl. Frank
Payne. Jay and Clarence Means and
Harry Dunn.
The lawn was brilliantly illuminated
for the occasion and the hostess had ar
ranged what proved a delightful even
ing with many unique features. both in
and out of doors, no small part of which
consisted OF vocal and instrumental
music at intervals during the evening.
Dainty refreshments were served also
and the evening was enjoyed as fully
by the visiting young ladies as by the
guests of the evening.
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GAVE PLEASANT SOCIAL.
A very pleasant little social was given /
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry /
Faubush last Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent with graphophone
music, ice cream and cake. Among the
selections played were:
Ell Captain" (darch) 1900. Orchestra
Grand March" from "Tannhauser'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Band
Jennie Lee" ........... Tenor Vocal Solo
''Annie Laurie" ............ Vocal SNartet
"Dinah Medley ......... Xylophone Solo .
Creole Bells ..........-............. Band
1 Need the Money. Tenor Vocal Solo +
Nightingale and the Frog" ............
Observation-Disclosures. With Piccolo Solo 7
The Holy City. Tenor Vocal Solo
Sleigh Ride Party .......... Descriptive
Home. Sweet Home" Tenor Vocal Solo ,
About thirty listened TO the numbers. (
SEWING CIRCLE MEETS
W. r. c. Sewing Circle met Wednesday
with Mrs. Dester. 1895 North Water .
street. = number OF sunficwers We're .
finished 10 send 10 the national encamp- .
ment which convenes in San Francisco ,
next week also a few for our own state +
reunion During the afternoon refresh +
ments were served consisting of Ice +
cream and cake to which all did .
ample justice. thanking Mrs. Dester .
for the kindness on such warm after .
noon. The following ladies were pres +
ent. Mesdan2es Little, Vaudine, Buck
ner. Murray Ross. Hudson, Brown, .
CrocScr. CatteT. Buckley. Him. wendell 7
Hammond Rochelle Barnes. Gray. /
Smith. Beach. Rudy. Dester, Burris and /
Miss Dcster.
MR. DUNKS GIVEN SMOKER.
a. n. Dunks. division manager for the /
Standard Oil company. returned Thurs I
day from Hot Springs, and in the evening :
his wife gave him pleasant surprise [
by inviting a number Of his friends To {
their home. on North Topeka avenue. and +
giving him a smoker. The men passed .
the evening telling stories and listening
TO selections rendered b. Mr.. Dunl1s on
the pianola. delicious lunch was
served
Those who enjoyed the smoker were: +
Messrs Allen jackson. c. II. Brunsoa. N. /
Kelly. Jr.: NJ p Cain. W. S. Shadley. = +
4 Cramer. A F. Bertram. f w Bull 4
Fred Cave. Il. z Carlton. Frank Brooks. /
c. +. Kenworthy. J. c, Armoar W {. +