The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
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served. Those present were: Edith
Hampton. Alma Maurer. Ruby Murray.
Dot Williams. Merle Marquis. Julia Glib
bons. Grace Davis. Pearl Pryor. Essie
May, Celia Bay, Nina Holiday. Sallie
Gish. Daisy Burrus. Arthur Maurer.
Franz Noltemeyer. Bonnie Cole, Harrison
Hoke. Claude Davis, Willie Lemcke, Rob
ert Marquis and VIII Wallace
THE XVI WITS CLUB.
The XVI Whist club was entertained
Friday night by Miss Pauline Helm at
her home, s0s East Central. The prizes
were won by Miss Petty and Mr. Barnes.
AT a late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Grace Blades.
Mabel Petty, Lillian Fitzpatrick, veda
Dunning. Maud Isenbarger, Anna
Braitsch. Della Huntington OF Newton.
and Pauline Helm Messrs John Barnes.
Clarence Blades, Paul Buck, Ralph Cow
ley, Homer Hardin. Earl Caps. Gus Ca
miep, Ernest Stanley and Sam Helm. The
next meeting Oil be held January 10 at
the home of Miss Isenbarger, sli North
Market.
FOR WELLINGTON FRIENDS.
A dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. and c. F. Ritter in honor of friends
from Wellington, on New Years day The
afternoon was spent in playing whist and
other games. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Beckwith and Mr.. Fred Harris
The BOBBY prize wss won by Mrs. Phil
Bryan and MIR. Cash Moore. During
the afternoon punch was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. C. Beckwith,
Lou Case. Cash Moore. Misses Fora Case
Wellington; Mr.. and Mrs Phil Bryan.
Fred Harris, Mrs. Ellis OF Joplin. Mr..
Ed. Faker of Delano township. Ralph
Harris and Fred Harris. Jr. In the even
ing the crowd went to the Ancient Order
of Pyramids lodge, of which they were
all members. The members OF Wichita
council entertained the Wellington MEM
bers by putting on the first and second
degrees, also with singing and dancing.
MISS sCHNTTZLER ENTERTAINs
Miss Albertina Schnitzler entertained
lie Butterfly club this week The club
consists of eighteen young ladies. Part
of the afternoon was passed in needle
work and games. Prizes for the one soiv-
ing the most conundrums We're Won by
Miss Classy Stormer and Miss Vera
Knoblauch. The highest score for throw
ing ball toss was made by Miss Josephine
Burris, she receiving the first prize. and
Miss Madeline SwentzelI. making no score
at all. received the BOBBY prize. After
the games refreshments were served.
of ice cream, cakes. nuts. fruit
and candy. Present were Misses Leona
Baehr. president; Albertina Schnitzler.
vice president; Madeline Swentzell. sec
rotary; Anita Park. treasurer; Josephine
Burris. Vera Knoblauch. Classy Stormer.
Edith Enoch. committee.
AT GARFIELD HALL.
Miss Marie Horner gave a New Years
party Thursday evening at the Garfield
hall for her friends. The hall was deco
rated much as for the Imperial dance.
The stage was used as a dining room
and refreshments were served. Frappe
was served all evening. Pink and white
carnations were used. and the refresh
ments as far as possible carried out the
color scheme Miss Horner received
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Horner. The guest list was:
Misses Bessie Webb, May Comley. jean
nette Keeling. Clay Sluss. Leota Myatt.
Aleen Houston. Florence Keeling. ia
ME Fullington, Lolita Hess, Sarah Mors-
man. Nourma Harris. Maude Bartlett Of
St. Louis. Adeline Bradshaw, Mary
Thomas. Helen Steel. Corrine Ludlum.
Lottie Ludlum, Grace Fullington. Irene
Reilly. Gertrude Mcclellan. Ada Ray.
Ethlyn Bowman. Hazel Robb. Bessie
Griffith, Mary Matthews. Renetta Garst.
Bertha Chandler. Constance Sargent,
Mary Cooper. Irene Solomon. Lois Ba-
ker. Helen Jackson. Marguerite Lehman.
Letha Walters. Jaennette Vail. ley
Jobes, Sylvia Cohn. Clara Vermiliion.
Florence Bowers. Lulu Delaney. Marga-
ret Case. Mabelle Smythe. Ethel Nc
Chung Celia Osrael Marguerite McNa-
mara Irene Clark OF Caldwell Helen St.
Clair OF Pond Creek Alverda Reese. Es-
Their Smyth. Beatrice Lynch Of Caldwell.
Ethel Houston. Aiieen Minick. Margier
ite Blair. Melville Campbell, Florence
futile. Eliza Throckmorton. Messrs.
Harry CoSnley, Milton Gross. Milton
schott OF St Louis. Rex Weeks. Ray
mond Settler. Sidney Levi. Douglas Stin-
son, Robert Webb. Leo Levi. Albert Com
ley. Frank Oliver, Albert Oliver. Tom
Baker. Joe Bristsch. Edwin Adams. Al
fred Powell. DARYL Denny. Edward Lit
tie. westel Morsman. Edgar Amsden.
Forces. Amsden. Dwight Torrington.
Wilbur Cooper. Ernest NcCOnb. VIM
Holmes. Charles Adams George Reillev.
Tom Griffith. Finlsy Rose. Tom Church.
ward. Brent Hewey. Sylvester Cohn.
Smyth. Locke Davidson. True
Moore. Howard Carvin. Raymond Litten.
Abner Boone Carl Mossbacher. Armour
PTiarrison. Charles Harrison. Edwin
Ayleshury Charles Aylesbury. Joe Hons
ton. Glenn Nofatt. Julian AsgiIl. Bert
OF Kansas City. OaA- Throck-
morton. Robert Israel.
ENTERTAINED FOR FRIENDS
Mrs II. Kaufman and daughters enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at their hone. /
20 North Lawrence avenue, in honor
n Miss Birdie Asher and Mrs. r H.
Printz. The afternoon was passed az
whist Miss Lena Joseph won the prize /
A delicious lunch was served. The en- |
tire house was decorated with holly.
Those present were MesGsues Charles !
! oungneir1. E,irsch. c. G. Cohn. Gross ]
3. Kruilsheirner. II Snyder. NJ "
Levy. p. II. Priatz. II. Joseph I. Solo /
non. Ike Goldsmith. A. Hess. SamBels. /
re Hays. Misses Lena Joseph Ida Jo-
.eph. Sadie Joseph. Ora Sanusls Bride /
Asher. Julia Hanover and Leoaa Marx.
CosMoPoLIs CLUB PARTY
The Cosrnopoiis club gave Se~ Tears |
party a; the home OF one Of the members /
Mr. Hsyxorth. on View Years ere. The I
inc was passed In games and music 1
Those present Ser> Misses Lillian FIR 4
patrick Aaheli= Petty Pauline Helm. i
Frances Saunders. Evelyn Cross. Mare !
i Huntington, Gertrude Brzitsch. Fr<roes |
Parsons Nina WIght.7sn. Minnie Short. /