The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
Dunkin of Haysville, Mr.. B. Dunkin of
Wichita. and Bessie and Ethel and Har-
old Blood of Haysville.
AT MISS BROWNS HOME.

| old Blood of Haysville.
| AT MISS BROWNS HOME
Friday evening the Young Peoples Chris
| tan Union of the Universalist church en-
tertained their friends at the home Of
| Miss Mary Brown, 81 Ida avenue. The
| union has been organized but a short
| time, but what is lacking in number of
members is more than made up in enthu-
siaSm The young people are capital en-
| terfainers, and their many friends spent
a most pleasant evening as their guests.
Novel and entertaining games were pro-
vided for the amusement Of the guests,
and at late hour the young women were
auctioned off to the young men for sup
per. This produced much amusement.
Miss Kate Calhoun with her mandolin
assisted in entertaining. A delightful re-
past was served and the guests departed
expressing the hope that this will not be
the last social the Union gives. as il was
clearly demonstrated that the members.
and especially Miss Brown, are enter
tanners of the highest stamp.
ENTERTAINED CHURCH OFFICERS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allison entertained
the officers and teachers Of the Dodge
Avenue NJ. f. Sunday School at their
home last Friday evening. Plans for the
coming year were freely discussed and
some new ideas for the benefit of the
school were suggested. 4 letter from
airs. w II. Beal of Laytonville, Cal,
giving an account of a new Sunday School
she has organized near their ranch. was
read. Refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake were served. Those pres
ent were: Rev. d. II. SwitZer, DR.. f.
Collins DIR. Hutchinson, Rev. w. 1.
Miller. Messrs. j. y. Howard, w. G. Nc
Kee, Mesdames j. n. Howard, Hutchin-
son, C. II. West. Alma Weaver, c. E.
Burrows. Z. B. Smith. Vsshti Hughes.
S. A Bass. Esther A. Fowler. Misses
Cora West. Lizzie Hall. Nellie Piercey,
Murden Martindale. Nellie Washington.
Laura Bell. Mamie Hyatt May Benton.
PRETTY WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schober gave
wedding reception at their home on Riv-
erside in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George
La Doux who were married at the pro-
cathedral by Father Then at a. m.
An elaborate and beautiful supper first
held the attention of the guests. after
which da ncing was the amusement. Chin
neth's orchestral furnished the music
AT late hour the guests took their de-
parture. wishing Mr.. and Mrs. La Doux
a long and happy life. and leaving be-
hind them many beautiful presents as to-
kens of their best wishes. The guests
who were present included Messrs. and
lAesdames Keuchenmeister. VIM. Schnitz- |
Ter. John Mahan, Werner Sr.. Werner Jr.. |
Meisner, WILDER Tatman. Wotzlavisch. !
Mesdames Smith. Flaming. Misses Muir |
ply. Hankinson. Scholars. Schober. and |
Messrs. Karl Kailer Ed. Spaugenberg. |
Harry Pennich. Lee Eelar and Mr.. Gil |
woski.
SHADOW PORTRAITS AS SOUVENIRS |
Miss Ivie a. Jones entertained at her /
home. FIVE miles northwest of the city. on !
Friday evening About thirty invitations /
were issued requesting each guest to re-
spond 20 their names by instrumental or l
vocal seiectio-s. These were well rea-
de-ed and caused g great deal Of merri,
men;- The remainder Of the evening was
spent in various games An interest
ing feature OF the evening was the shadow
portraits taken of the young ladies. which |
were given each gentleman as a souvenir.
At late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Annsbel Tay-
Tor. Sally Rice. Eva Rice. Virgie Werlich.
MoIie weirick. Emma Stanley, Cora Rice.
Cora Clark. Eleanor Hankinson. Mar
tina Hankinson Eva Keck. Inez Sandusky.
Fife Parrot Make Richards Nessrs /
RAY Krack. Frank Rice. VIM Rice Cash
Sandusky. Ruchard l. Young. Clark I've
Arthur c Jones. Clinton Rice. Arthur
Cummings Walter Werlich. Frank r
Jones. SyTiaad Taylor. Tom Tophara,
Master Car Reed Al departed wishing
Miss Vie many happy returns OF the
evening
A SUCCESSFUL SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr.. AMI Mrs LuciuS Mcpherson we're
happily surprised ~ their horne on South
xarks. street Friday evening. They had
been invited OFT 10 tea. and q host Of
friends assembled at their horne during
their absence. The evening was spezt IN
various games. social conversation ard
music These preser. were HessrS Fe-
,.rson. r Tracy. c u Brinner. 3 X.
Tro5augh. W p McCabe. ( G Hart
Fsii. Luciszs Mcpherson ard fsssr Hayes.
Hes6sEes J. " Furnish. SeuysH. &C
Hartzeil. Spencer yan6erearer and Ak
rs, Misses Stella Furnish Josie Tracy.
Louie Davis. Elna Spencer. Carrie Vas
ieventer. Alma Aaurer Mar Davis. |
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