The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
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Cushman. Mr. and Mrs Charles Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Carey. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ s. Dowden, Mr.. and Mrs Hibarger,
Dr. and Mrs J. T. Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs Newton Garst. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Baldwin. Miss Maud Struble, Mr.. Fra
zier. Mr. o. 3. Stocker.
WILL GIVE A SHADOW SOCIAL
Wednesday evening at the home of
Rev and Mrs Switzer the Young Ladies'
Foreign Missionary society OF the Dodge
Avenue NJ E. church VIII give a shadow
social An admission OF 10 cents will be
charged The character OF the entertain
ment viii be especially unique and a
most enjoyable evening is anticipated All
members and friends of the society are
most cordially urged to attend.
ON HER THIRTEENTH BIRTHDAY.
Miss Ora Burt entertained her young
friends at her home, 22i South Lawrence
in honor OF her thirteenth birthday, on
Wednesday evening. The evening was
passed in games in which Jean Williams.
Milton Gross. EsteiIe Bambergsr and
Fred Whitlock won the prizes Miss Ora
received many pretty birthday remem-
brances- She was assisted by Francis
Brown and Jean Williams The guests
were: Katherine Miles. Vera Bright. Es-
telle hamburger. Ethel Morris. Jean Hos
ford. Blanch Day, Maude Bascom, Mar
guerite Bliss. Albertina Schnitzler. Irene
Peck, May Davis. Gertrude whitlock.
Grace McGriff, Grace Whitlock. Lena 81.
Dennis, Irva Latham. Eleanor Kn0yr.
Rufus ST. Dennis. Lyle Gum. Milton
Gross. Paul ST. Dennis, Charles Adams.
Harry Hosford. Glenn Shields. Barney
Bristow of Pratt. Basil Bliss. Jay Hoehie.
Bert Whitiock. Douglas McNicol, Merri-
field Martling. Fred whitiock
MARRIED IN NEW HOME.
Miss Ophelia Love and Mr. Newton
Edwards were united In marriage Wed
nesday afternoon at their new home. 1915
North Market street, by Rev J. d.
Ritchey- In the evening the employees
OF the store of Geo. lines & Co were en-
tertained by them at their home. The
guests made the reception a tin shower
and the happy couple win have enough
tinware 10 last them the rest Of their
natural life. Both are well known In
the city and have many friends who
wish them long and happy life
COTILLION IN GARFIELD HALL.
Garfield hall was the scene OF one Of the
prettiest events OF the season last Thurs
day evening, given by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w Carey and Mrs. Newton Garst The
affair was ''cotillion' and cards" The
hall was decorated very appropriately for
the occasion in green and white The
stage was in white. with smilax draped
ever IL The lights. the balcony and the
walls were arranged in the same manner.
The booths where the favors were in
white and in front Of the ladies was a
huge bowl OF pink carnations. and before
the other was bowl OF pink roses. The
balcony was arranged for the music. and
the orchestra was stationed there. Dane
ing began at 3 o'clock, but not for an
hour was the cOtillion formed. This was
directed by Miss Downing. and the fig
ures were carried out very prettIly. The
cotillion was led by Miss Daisy Lynch
and Mr.. Bruce Priddy. Favors were given
for each figure and were retained by
the guests The first figure was the arbor
lgure. and the favors for this were Japa-
reese dolls and fans. The Duryea cross
vas the next, followed by the megap phone
figure in which each guest was given
The serpentine figure was
pretty one. and was formed with long
held by the dancers.
Six-handed euchre occupied the fore
part of the evening. The players were on
he stage out OF the way Of the dancers.
The prizes were won by Mrs. w a Reed,
Mrs. Ed Vail. Mr. II. c. Sluss and Mr.. ].
3 Hamilton Later the tab were
feared and refreshments were served on
hem. In one corner Of the stage was the
presided over by Miss Rem
leta Garst and Miss Bessie Griffith
The gowns of the ladies added greatly
@ the prettiness Of the party. and never
'efOre have so many new and handsome
gowns been gathered together at one
'arty Mrs Carey was especially charm |
ng in blue and white grenadlne. daintily I
trimmed with grape trimming. Mrs /
iarst's gown was OF cream broadcioth j
ver yellow trimmed with Duchess lace /
nd embroidered cherries. The assisting /
aides and their gowns were: Mrs. NJ 1
! DOwden, blue silk null, with black 4
ace applique; Mrs Il. e. Hull, white silk /
null: Mrs. A. c. Jobes. white wolfe. Mrs. |
;. B. Cushman. lavender chiffon: Mrs. i
Ben Garland. black net over white. with /
ertha OF Duchess lace: Mrs W. J. 1
yeiser. white silk. with pink stripe. black 4
pplique: Miss Lynch. white silk. with 1
ink roses: Miss Strubie. cream etamine
yer rsseda green. trimmed with Duchess
ace and Siberian squirrel: Mrs Nc
;amara. black lace
HYPATIA MET FRIDAY
Friday afternoon Hypatia celebrated It's
eventeenth birthday at the home of Mrs
: w Jackson. l+e7 Park Place avenue
he meeting was called at p. m ard
he members responded 10 roll call with
tories and poems
Mrs Ella Glenn Shields was awarded
prize IN conundrum guessing contest
frs g \. Aat$on. ACCOMPANIED by Miss
ocelyn sang an Indian Love song
Thich was very pleasing
At the close Of the meeting. commit
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