The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18

jorie Grant. Ethel Davis. Mary Dean.
I, Marie McComb. Marie, Osborne. Julia
Biting. Marguerite Myatt. Lolita Dilday
Bessie Casswell, Beatrice McClung. kath-
crime Lamb. Fern Fouts. Christina Ross.
Helen Sweet, Minnie Conklin. Celia Israel
Ethel McClung, Myrtle Woodford-
GAVE SERIES OF PARTIES
Mrs Foster Brooks and Miss J. l. Dyer
gave a pretty series of parties at the
home Of the former, 1921 North Emporia
avenue, last week. On Wednesday after
noon the time was passed with six
handed euchre and Mrs. c. p. Pulling
ton and Mrs H. L. Lockwood won the
prizes. set OF colonial spoons. On Thurs
day and Friday the ladies entertained
at dinner with six-handed euchre follow
ing. Prizes were awarded TO Mrs. /. S.
futile and Mr. George NJ. whitney
The house was decorated for the par
ties in pink and white carnations with
palms and ferns for an effective back
ground for the blossoms. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. E. E. Beach, Mrs.
p. L. Churchwtood. Mrs. F. c. Wood Mrs.
W. B. Thockmorton, Mrs. Coler Sim, Mrs.
O. D. Kirk, Mrs F. w Bentley, Miss
Crook and Miss Maud Rix.
vIoLETS WERE FAvoRs
4 number of Miss Josephine Murray's
closest girl friends spent Friday after
noon with her at her home, 800 South
Hydraulic avenue. as kind OF a farewell
party, as Miss Josephine is to leave for
an extended visit with relatives in Elk
county. In the evening the young men
friends came in and the time was passed
only too quickly with progressive whist,
music and games. and at 1890 an elegant
three-course lunch was served. Neatly
tied bouquets of violets were the favors
of the evening. The invited guests were:
Misses Francis Saunders, Mabel Petty,
Marguerite Sherrod. Josephine Murray,
Ella Murray and Messrs. Gus Camien.
Chas. Sherrod. Fred Wake, Chas. Myers,
and Will Brown
MARRIED IN TOPEKA.
Mr. Albert Aspy, son of Mr. and Mrs
Louis Aspey. of this city, and Miss Flor
ence Leavitt, also of Wichita, were
quietly married al the grandparents of
the bride in Topeka. The Capital says:
Il. Aspey, of Kansas City. No. and
Miss Florence r. Leavitt, of Wichita,
were married at the residence of the
brides grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Leavitt, SIS Jackson street. yesterday.
Rev. Francis l.. Hayes performed the
ceremony. 1t was a quiet wedding only
the family and few invited friends be-
ing present. The white kid gloves worn
by the bride were worn by a bride in the
eavitt family in the year 1916, fifty-six
years ago.
COTTONWOOD WHIST CLUB.
tanned the Cottonwood Whist club at
their home on North Lawrence avenue.
Friday night. The prize-winners were
Mrs. Gus Warrenhoff and Mr.. Burnes
The BOBBY prizes were given to Mrs
Charles Englehart and Mr.. Fred Alley
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Warrenhoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnes. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Alley. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry,
and Mrs. Ralph Millison. T. and rs
Charles Testard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Englehart. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robertson,
Mr.. Harry Dockum, Mr. and Mrs Pres
Anderson
THE XVI. WHIST CLUB.
The XVI. Whist club was entertained
Thursday night by Miss Maude Isenbar-
ger, at her elegant home, 81 North Mar
ket street. The prizes were won by Miss
Pauline Helm and Mr.. Barnes, after
which luncheon was served.
The next meeting place will be with
Miss Anna Braitsch. North Topeka ave-
nue..
AUTO-WHIST CLUB.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Horley entertained
the members of the Auto-Whist club Fri
Cay night, at their home, zoe South To-
peka. Twenty-Five games of progressive
whist is the regulation for each club
meet. The prizes We're won by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. y. Borden Mrs. NJ. W. Dorsey
ard Mr.. Fisher. An elegant lunch was
served and the guests were favored by a
number of selections on the mandolin by
Master John Horley, a vocal solo by Miss
Cean HOssford, and recitation by Mr..
W. Park.
Born. January Is, to Mr.. and RMS. John
A. Belford of Oklahoma City, recently OF
Wichita. fine nine1pound girl. Mr.. Bel
ford is travelling salesman for Casey &
Garst of this city.