The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
The Weak iD. Society
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roast duck, salted olives and several other
delicacies, soft drinks, included. MI
John Bruder Of the Eagle very ably re-
sponded to the toast, why Book Binders
Should not be Hung
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Miss Msude Adams celebrated her
birthday Monday night b. 4 surprise. -
carried out successfully by her Sunday
school class. The evening was passed
with finch and other games. and before
leaving the girls presented their teacher
with good clock Those present were
Miss Tillie Brock. Miss Lorena Cassidy,
Miss Bessie King. Miss Hattie Shields,
Miss Marie Pearce. Miss Minnie VIII
liams, Miss Lizzie Nicholson, Miss Carrie
HerilI. Miss Julia Wilson. Mss Grace
Jones, Miss Alice Jones, Miss Myrtle
Daugherty, Miss Minnie Gangrish. Miss
Nellie kinahan, Miss Ethel Coleman.
Miss Mamie McGovern, Miss Maude Car
roll, Miss May Carroll
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a RECEPTION
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the reception at the home OF
Mrs S. Z. Dyal, arranged for Max Helm
storff and Mrs. Fred Krauss of Topeka.
The afternoon was spent in playing cards.
In music and in recitations. The recita-
tons deserve special mention. as they
were rendered in a highly pleasing man
ner by Mrs. Handley. The lunch served
was very elaborate one. being served in
courses. The first course consisted of
oyster patties; the second of sandwiches,
salad, olives and pickles: and the third
OF ice cream and cake. Mrs. Ed. Riehey
carried off the honor by winning the first
prize and Mrs. Fred Young was given the
consolation prize. To the regret of all
present the time for parting came, all
too soon, but every one left with the
feeling that it was good to have been
there. The ladies who received invita-
tions to meet the Topeka ladies were:
Mrs. Henry Schnitzler. Mrs VIII Schnitz-
Ter. Mrs Blumenshein, Mrs. Ed. RiJchey,
AIRS. Fred Young, Mrs Max Krauss.
Mrs. J. L. Wendell. Mrs Swantie Lidell.
Mrs. Frank Gard, Miss Nellie Eilenstein,
Mrs Eulala Handley, Mrs. George Todd,
Miss Ethel Young.
FOR CINCINNATI WOMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening in hon
or of Mrs. Adams sister. Mrs. Harry
Hammond, of Cincinnati. The evening
was devoted to music and cards. Mrs.
A. W. Mccoy played several pleasing
numbers. The guests were Mrs. Harry
Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryan,
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Taylor, Miss Grace McAdams, Miss
Harriet Stanley Mr.. Harry Stanley.
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AT DINNER Il
\ dinner on Monday night. ar which
Mrs. Alfred Cooper of Los Angeles was
the honored guest, was the last Of the
series Of parties given by Mr.. and Mrs.
David Walker, 1887 North Topeka avenue.
After dinner the evening was spent in
playing bridge whist and prizes were
won by Mrs. Homer Caldwell, Miss Anna
Brown and Mr.. Howard Case. As at her
parties last week Mrs. Walker was as
sisted by Mrs John Moore, Mrs. r. z.
Torrington, Mrs 3. I. Eaton, Mrs. L. f
T.
Dulaney. Mrs W. W Johnston. Miss
Emily Torrington and Miss Johnston.
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FOR MRS. MROBERTS.
Mrs. Samuel McRoberts Of Chicago
was the guest Of honor at function at
which a hundred guests were entertain
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs. Q. \. Reach
and Mrs. r. P Murdock. at the home OF
the latter, 80 North Topeka avenue. The
afternoon was passed by these ladies in
listening to the play st Beatrice, by
Maeterlinck. the Belgian Shakespeare, as
read by Mrs. Helen X. Well OF Wash
ington. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Frank Oliver. Mrs. y. s. Parks, Mrs
John Parkinson. Miss Leila Purdue, Miss
Blanche ITnboden, Miss Smily Torring-
ton, Miss Abbie Potts. Mrs. s W. Shat
tuck and Mrs. L. c. Jackson.
MRS. HOOVER SURPRISED.
\ surprise given in Mrs. Hoover's honor
by her daughter. Miss Matte. on Satur
day afternoon. was a very successful af-
fair Games were the feature of the
afternoon That which was most anus
ing was the dressing of q clothes pin doll
and for which the best prizes were award
ed. \ night luncheon was served after
which all departed. wishing Mrs Hoover
many such happy birthdays
FAREWELL PARTY
one OF the most pleasant features Of
last weeks entertainments was fare
we'll party. given Friday evening in honor
Of Miss Susie Burress. who leaves for I
California.
The evening was a pleasant surprise 10 B
Miss Burress and the time WIS merrily
passed with games ard music. At late
Iour refreshments were served and the T
crowd dispersed. wishing Miss Burress a I
pleasant trip.
The invited guests were; Misses Susie /
Bur-ess. Florence Miller. Charlotte Chain, (
Bertha Herman. Emma Miller, Jessie /
Rhinehsrt. Leila Bank. Bird Miller. Mabel /
Cochran. Sylvia Rhinehart. Minnie Rob- |
ertson Mary Bean. Grace Rich. Anna I
Moore. Anna Rich. Nessrs. Rhea Keller, /
Robertson. Herman. Black, Papes. Bur T.
ress. Miller. Cochran. Davidson, Moore, /
bert Keller. Homer Herman. Oscar Rob (
ertson.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS SURPRISE.
Thursday evening. November y. M 1
and MrS. Hawks were surprised by a /
crowd OF ROYAL Neiehbg-s at their home .
on the corner Of Pennsylvania and Third +
streets Mrs Hawks is member OF the 4
Royal Neighbors. and having recently I
CHANGED her name from Branscn 20 !
Hawss. the members we're fokir= with 4