The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15
The Week iD Society
Wanted A New Gard Came
COMING EVENTS N SOCIETY.

COMING EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
The Charity ball will be given Thanks
giving night at the Garfield hall, under
the auspices of the Wichita hospital.
Mrs. T. H. Griffith and Mrs. F. G.
Smyth have issued invitations for the
afternoons Of November u, "A and p, the
parties TO be given at the home of Mrs.
Griffith. or North Barket street.
Mrs. j. 3 Carey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Carey and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
6. Dowden will give a German next Fri
day night at Garfield hall, compliment
tary to Miss Elizabeth Carey.
Mrs. R. p Murdoch and Mrs. o. 4.
Reach will entertain on next Friday aft
ternoon at the home of Mrs Murdoch.
complimentary TO Miss Helen Well of
Washington.
The Friday Afternoon Whist club VIII
meet for reorganization next Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Erwin Taft,
7l9 North Market street.
Mrs. +. G. Smyth has issuel invitations
for the evenings of November q and 2S-
Invitations have been received in
Wichita for the wedding on THANKSGIVING
day of Miss Ivah Marie Davis and Mr.
Thomas Bancroft Frost. at the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs John
Plantz Davis, in Topeka. They Will be at
home after January l at the Hotel Wal
dorf City of Mexico. Mr.. Frost made
Wichita his home for several years, and
has many friends among the young people
Thursday afternoon. November 49, the
Twentieth Century club entertains the
other clubs of the city with a lecture
reading given by Mrs. Helen We'll Of
Washington. D. c. Mrs Wells reputa-
ton is most enviable among the critics
In the East.
PLEASANT CARD PARTY.
On Tuesday evining at their home, No.
S26 South Usage street Mr.. and Mrs
n. Covault entertained number of their
friends az a card party. The evening
was spent in playing cards and number
Of other games which were greatly enjoy
ed by those present.
The guests departed at a late hour af-
ter spending a most delightful evening,
and wishing their host many happy re-
turns Of the day. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c Heron. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Arnold, and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. T Mcdonald.
ENTERTAIN WITH SIX HAND EUCHR
Mrs. Earl II. Hartle and Mrs. Almer
Reiff entertained with six-handed euchre
at the home Of Mrs. Almer Reiff, 1903 Park
Place, ednesday afternoon.
The home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with crysanthemums
and palms and about fifty guests were
present
The prizes were dainty hand-painted
hon-ponnieres. and were won by Mrs.
Clarence HEREFORD and Miss Saunders.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Schad and Mrs. Archie McVicker.
GIVEN A SURPRISE DINNER.
A surprise dinner was given for Mrs.
Mary Jones at her home south of Hays
Vile Thursday afternoon. A most enjoy
abe afternoon followed The dinner was
given as a farewell TO Mrs. Jones who is
soon to move to this city with her dauSh-
Ger. Mrs. Anna Dadisman and son Rus
sell Dadisman. who have purchased a
home on the west side. The guests in
cluded ..esdames ~ Nelson, James Mel
son. f. T. Riley, Lester Tyson. E. J.
Burke, Daniel Smart, John Speer, Henry
Grosh Jacob Haughey, Walter Rehm,
w. w. Hays, John Clingman, Mathew
Patton, John Irwin. Henry Eccles, George
scarth. Joseph Eager, W. II. Dunkin, S.
N, Shoemaker and c. Hughes.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs \. c. Little were very
arreeably surprised at their home, AS
Ida avenue. on Friday, November 6. 1885,
It being their forty-seventh wedding an
niversary. They received many beauu-
full presents, among which were a $40 bill
from Jno. Mitchell, Peabody, Kan;
linen towel from Mrs Mary Mitchell,
Flbing, Kans; also one from Mrs. Cora
Hoss: a fine oxford Bible from Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Fuller; a beautiful cup and
saucer of Haviland china from Mrs. Blair
and pair of towels from f. T. Fuller;
G. individual suSar bowl and creamer
from their two daughters-in-law. Mrs. \.
A. and A D. Little Mr.. Lille received
O. fine black suit of clothes from his two
sons.
Lunch was served. after which the
guests departed to their homes.
FORMER WICHITA BOY.
Last Friday night. November 6. Law
renee Spangler gave a Stag party at
his home. 5l4 Thirtieth street. Oakland
California. as a sort of d farewell to his
gentlemen friends as he is 10 be married
the 18th of the month to Miss Lillian
SibIey Of Oakland. Cal. The house was
Beautifully decorated IN wild gooseter Y
and chrysanthcmums. Covers were laid
for forty-two twenty-three OF whom are
his associates in the Pierce Hardware
Company Mr.. George Smith mana ger
was POSTMASTER on the occasion. asst t.
ed by L. r. Spangler. To2sts, jokes,
and music occupied the guests until the
''wee sma" hours, when the guests bade
him goodnight with many wishes for a
happy future
4 TAFFY PULL.
John Shepard ana Roy Woods enter
tanned few friends Friday evening It
tady pulling at 1887 former. Thu cary
part OF the evening was spent IN games.
after which ta6y was pulled. Those
present We're: Misses Mona Acres. Ethel
Whaley. HOPE Lare, Iearl No hs-one,
Cassie Stormer. Norma Naurer. Alma
Maurer. Matte Ratln. Jinn!e King. Adj
Baldwin, Flo Raun. Matte Sh-ra 4:
Messrs Claude Smith, Pen Cole Chari.
Helmple. Forrest Cole Wnie Len Ike.
Arthur Maurer. Ruban W5oss. John
Shepard and Roy Woods
GHOST PARTY
Miss Alice ones entertslneI her Si,n a.
school class of the First Faotist church