The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15

mable and talented young ladies. hav
T ing been pursuing the study of musi'
with marked success under the direction
of Miss Faye Chambers.
DR.. Miller is the-res.dent physician o
! Kechi. having recently completed tn
:; course of study in medicine.
| Numerous and beautiful presents wers
received by the newly married couple.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller will continue Il
reside at Kechi. where they will be a
home to all their friends.
HER NINTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Katherine McGuin was given a
party in honor of her ninth birthday, yes
terday afternoon. The guests gathered al
/ 3 o'clock and enjoyed themselves until s.
Games of various kinds were played. A
light fruit supper was served 10 the
guests late in the afternoon. Those pres
ent were: Bessie Cone, Liddie Rhea,
Nina Skeets. Hazel Beasen. Ruth Payne,
Bernice Payne, Nellie Donnell. Jennie
Johnston
CRESCENT WHIST CLUB
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Beck.
1885 North Waco. entertained the men,
bers OF the Crescent Whist club at whist
and their beautiful home was appropri-
the occasion. On entering the reception
hall. a large heart, pierced by an arrow.
pinned over each door and arch. and
strings of hearts were suspended TO the
ceiling and formed in various figures.
Curtains, portieres, sofa pillows and
draperies were all edged with string
of hearts. The tally-cards were hearts,
which were in evidence everywhere. The
hostess dres was trimmed with them. A
colored quartet entertained the jolly
minister's with vocal and instrumental
music while playing. Old plantation and
popular songs broke the monotony of
scientific whist playing. and the variation
was greatly appreciated by the guests.
The honors were won by Mrs. Hosford
and Mr.. VIM. Park and consolation prizes
won by Mrs. Frank Borden and Mr.. Chas
Borden, after which an elegant three
course lunch was served. Those present
were: Mesdames and Mesrs. C. E. Cath
cart. NJ W. Dorsey VIM. Park. Fisher
Chas Borden. Carl Highbarger, VIM.
Hossford. ]. c. H. wickham. Frank Bor-
den. VIM. c. Beck, Miss Hossford.
NJ S. CLUB PLAY
The NJ. S. club. composed of high school
girls, gave very entertaining original
play to many of their friends Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Myron
Payne, on the West Side. Printed pro-
grams and hand painted souvenir cards
were given.
In the evening the girls entertained a
number of their girl and boy friends with
a valentine party. In the early part OF
the evening the play was repeated; then
the remaining time was spent in valentine
contests. and other games. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
Test for Water Purity.
\ simple test for determining the
amount of impurities in water is TO drop
a nitrate of silver crystal of the size of
n pea into a tumbler containing two or
three tablespoonsful of the water to be
tested. If the water is of perfect purity
it will show no discoloration; but any
impurities will be precipitated. Care
should be taken to rinse the tumbler thor
oughly with the water to be tested. Un-
der this test hydrant or well water turns
white as milk and great quantities of
lime fakes settle in the bottom while the
Holland Yeast Co.'S Crystal Water re-
mains clear and uncoIored. People who
are not well, or those who want to stay
well. should get five cents worth of
nitrate of silver from their druggist and
test their drinking water and see for
the enormous quantities of
impurities with which they are burdening
their systems. Sick people Will at once
recognize these impurities as the prob
able cause of their illness.
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