The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07

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| four round tables. and in the center of
each was either cluster of roses or
peonies. i delicious seven-course break
| fast was served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Sargent, Homer
| Caldwell A S. Parks. J. d. Houston.
E. w. Oliver, Edward Vail c. w. Brown.
A. Morsman, Mrs. Porter Of Iowa City:
Mr. and Mrs Walter Pond. Dean Gordon,
| o. a. Keach. C. II. Smyth, Howard Case.
! Chas. AyIesbury. C. H. Brooks. H. ].
| hagny, DR.. j. H. Oldham, and Misses
Sidney Clapp and Corneiia Vail.
PRESENTED SOUVENIR
| Last Monday afternoon Miss Florence
! Sample entertained the girls OF the Phi
Theta society at her home on North To
peka. As this was the last meeting OF
the school year. the club presented each
, OF the four senior girls. who are mem
bers of this fraternity with souvenir
spoon. upon which are the fraternity
signs and the name of the year The four
young ladies were: Misses Mary and
Annie jobs. Miss Lynette Furley and
the hostess. The other members of the
club are: Gabrielle Hinman. Blanche
Imboden, Irene Hail, Clara Fees, Dean
Dryden. Mamie Congden, helen William
son Ma jorie Sellers, Charlaine Furley,
Minnie Blazer and Georgia Graves
YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED
Miss Mary Fullington entertained a
party of young people at her home. sS3
Waco avenue last Tuesday, evening.
After spending the evening pleasantly
at six-handed euchre, the guests were
x.-isI Those
attendance were: Aneta Wood, Bessie
Webb, Irviline Mosher, jeanette Keat-
ing. Ora Westgate, Maude Hess, Lettie
Brown, Mamie Chandler, Messrs. Dwight
Torrington. Linsey Stanley, Clyde Young,
Roscoe Robertson. Ray Bailey, Harry
Comley. Oak Throckmorton, Ralph Mar
tin, Reese Lewis.
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. Busch were pleas
antly surprised at their home on st.
Francis avenue Friday night by the Glib
son club. The occasion was the anniver-
sary of their wedding. After an even
ing pleasantly spent at playing whist,
light refreshments were served. In be-
half of the club, Harry Jones presented
Mr.. and Mrs Busch with very nice
salad bowl. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames w. A. Busch, F. c.
Weppner. A. w. Mallo, Harry Jones, s. j.
Larkin, NJ w Meeks, Russel and Misses
MalIo and Alten.
GIBSON CLUB PARTY.
Thursday evening the members of the
Gibson club gave Mr.. and Mrs Busch
surprise at their home on st. Francis
avenue, the occasion being the anniyer-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Busch's wedding.
The evening was spent in whist, the
prizes being won by Mrs. Oscar Runkel
and Mr.. Russell Egbert. Light refresh
ments were served. AS the guests were
about to lave Mr.. Harry Jones, on be-
half of the club, presented an elegant
salad bowl to Mr.. and Mrs. Busch. Mr..
Busch responded quite cleverly. Those
present were: Messrs and Mesdames Otto
Egbert. Jones, Weeks, Mallo, Lakin,
Weppener. Rinskel, Miss Atten and the
Misses Mallo.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A very enjoyable party was given Mas
ter Sheldon Helena, at 535 South Main
street, on Thursday afternoon, in honor
of his seventh birthday. After spending
several hours in games and partaking of
dainty refreshments the merry children
departed, wishing many happy returns
of the day.
Those present were: Mary Shaw. Theo-
dore Shaw Bessie Jones, Lucille Boyer,
Gene Hathaway, Mildred Brown, frankie
Helena, Vera Brown, Goldie Walty, oidie
Beckley, Bell Jones. Gordon Coffman,
Hubert Thieman, Orville Briggs, Don
Hughes, James Christopher, Sidney Jones,
Glen Boyer.
KINDERGARTEN SURPRISE PARTY.
The event of the week at the West Side
kindergarten was surprise given in
honor of Lora B. Hutchinson's seventh
birthday. Those who received with her
were: Corinne Israel Alice Dunn, Ma
rion Milton and Homer Hutchison, and
Miss Nellie Piercy.
n. L. A. CLUB MEETS.
The n. L. A. clubmet with Mrs. Seton
$50 Campbell avenue, on Thursday. The
Afternoon was passed in a very delightful
manner. droll contest was engaged in
to the wonder and amazement Of the
club It was a memory contest, and Mrs.
Root of South Water street won the
prize. The consolation prize was given
to Mrs. Trilby. The program consisted
of select readings, monologues, vocal
music. etc. All voted Mrs. Seton truly
wonderful entertainer.
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