The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02


Bertha Speer. Myrtle Munns. Lena Coop
CT. Olive Bell. Blanch Black, Anna Kill
ion. Grace Prather, May Daniels, Mamie
Skeels, Emma Parell. Josie Caster, Fay
Tucker, Juanita Tucker, Jennie Johnson,
Isabel Kirkland Lillian Nelson, Ruth
Cox, Hazel Black, Marie Strong. Mabel
Strong. Ada Straw and Lizzie Smith.
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GAVE A BOATING PARTY
Last Wednesday night Miss Fannie
Tatker entertained several of her friends
by means of a boating party Her friend.
Mrs. Pearl Afosberger Of Enid. o. T..
was the guest of honor The party of
young people spent a delightful evening
Oh the river in beautiful Riverside park.
These present were: Misses Fay Simpson.
Anna Ray. Lulu Freeman. Matte Mark
land, Margaret Parker, Fannie Parker,
Mrs. Pearl Mosberger; Messrs. J. II. Nor
cross. Frank Kane, Harry Heimple. Carl
OIdfielG, Charles Oldfeld, Grant Long.
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ON THE RIVER.
Miss Geneva Breese and Miss Nellie
beverley gave boating party on Thurs
Miss Eleanor Campbell previous to her
departure with her, mother to spend the
remainder of the summer at Coronado
Beach, Cal delightful evening was
spent on the river and the party took
lunch in the boats The invited guests
present We're: Messrs. Mare Clapp, Ed
Hess; Misses Maude Hess, Mary and
Nellie beverley, Eleanor Campbell. Hor-
tense Imboden, Cornelia Vail, Geneva
Breese, and Sidney Clapp.
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YOUNG PEOPLE TROLLEY RIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs John Moore chaperoned
a party of young people on trolley ride
Thursday evening. The party stopped
at Dockum's for refreshments. The party
included Miss Corinne Ludlum, Miss
Cooper Gillespie. Miss Marie Hornor.
Miss Lottie Ludlum. Miss Etheline Bow
man, Miss Bertha Chandler Miss jean
nette Keeling Miss Alne Houston. Miss
Florence Carvin, Miss Florence Keeling,
Miss Lethie Walters, Miss -Myra Jor-
dan, Miss Clay Sluss, Miss Baker, and
Messrs. Ernest McComb, Joe Braitsch,
Howard Carvin, Harold Tilford, Douglass
Stinson, Maurice Majors, Kari Mosbach-
er, Forest Amsden, Harry Comley, Coul-
ter Jordan, Tom Churchward, Frank
Oliver, Rex Weeks, Stanley oliver of St
Louis, Westel Morsman, Milton Gross.
Raymond Stetler. Albert Oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore.
TROLLEY PARTY ON TUESDAY
Miss Jones. Miss Kinehan and Miss
Sutton entertained their classes of young
people of the Baptist Sunday school with
a trolley party on Tuesday evening. Pop
corn and peanuts We're served in the
ear, and during the trip over the new
line on South EmpOria avenue the car
stopped before Miss Gail Sutton's home
at 707 South Emporia avenue and lemon
ade was served There were present:
Miss Sutton, Miss Alice Jones, Miss Kline
ham, Misses Clara Young Viola Smith,
LEILA Meyers. Ruth Mallonee, Ethel
CIegg, Iowa Jackson. Dora Ray, Opal
Remspeare. Essie Coff, May Stearn. Jes-
sic Kessler Edith Schwartz. Anna Crit
zer. Louise Pathcy, Myrtle Honey, Clara
Woodruff, Fannie Laughmiler. Messrs
Hal sutton John Grobe. Floyd Thomas,
Ralph Blanchard, Goron Brownish. Am
brose Brownish, Frank Pierce, Walter
Trembly, Roy Crawford. Otto Smiley,
Dean Moon, Ralph Du Pre-, Ernest
Shields. James RatliT, John Bishop, Loter
Williams, Raymond Salter, Cord Young.
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TWELFTH BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Frances Anderson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson, entertained
twelve of her friends yesterday after
noon from three to seven o'clock at the
Anderson home, gu North Emporia ave-
nue..
The afternoon was spent in games.
music and dancing, but most important
OF all, in good things TO eat. In the
center of the table rested a big birthday
cake with twelve lighted candles. each
representing a bright year in the young
hostess life Cut flowers added to the
beauty OF the center piece.
Those present were: Misses Lena Pierce,
BESSIE Moore. Marguerite Fautter, Mary
Helm. Oracle Fisher; Masters Edward
Pierce. Clar Moore. Dee Louck Bruce
Cossitt. Byron French and Hugh gill.
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FOR HER SIXTH BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Newcomb gave
delightful birthday party for their little
daughter. Nettie Elizabeth NeWcomb, be-
tween five and eight. Wednesday even
ing. the occasion being her sixth birth
day The little folks made time fly with
cnildrcns games and contests There
was nsh pond and tent in which each
guest found a little prize. Peanuts were
hidden in the grass and the children
had great fun hunting for them These
with other similar games and a talking
machine, furnished abundant amuse-
ment
At supper all the guests were seated
at long table in the middle Of which
was placed : a-ee birthday cake. dec
GRATED with six candles Mrs Newcomb
was assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs. Q. d. Barnes Miss Winnie Barnes
Mrs. "Davy Lock and Mrs Claud,
Funk. Those present were Ruth Nc
Comb Ruth Dorsey. Lee Leck. Phil Nor
ris. elizabeth Eilenherger. Alfred Ellen
berger. Helen Green. Lucille Forayce.
Florence : colt. James Scott. Adelaide
Barnes. Mary Scott. Dorothy Bmett.
Arthur Noble. Max Noble. Dorothy Nc
Die, Hubert. Nicholson Nettie Newcomb.
\ BIRTHDAY PARTY.
4 birthday party was given for Mr.
Fritz Mussett july ls. il being his TWEEN
ty-hrst birthday 4 jolly COOS crowd
gathered M the residence % his father
and mother, Mr.. ana Mrs. J : Musse,,.