The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

They consisted of hundreds of preizel-
cites tied together with yellow baby rib
bon. They hung from the ceiling in the
form af square above the center table
and were draped on the walls. Yellow
flowers With their green foliage draped
the curtains.
The triumph of The decoration commit
tee was achieved in the dining room,
which opened at the right of the fire.
place in the reception room. The walls
of this room are finished in dark green
and It was decorated in red. On the walls
at intervals were golf caddy bags con-
tanning red roses. Rosettes OF red were
on The white curtains. The ceiling was.
almost entirely covered with twisted
strips Of red crepe paper which met in a
bell made of red roses which hung over
the center table. All the tables were
decorated with red carnations and in
the middle OF the center table was tee
ball of white carnations. Between the
dining room and the grill room is the
kitchen
I, The decoration committee, consisting of
Mrs. H. J. Hagny. Mrs. Walter Pend.
Mrs. H. w. Hodge. Mrs. W. ]. Weiser,
Mrs. F. W. Oliver and Mrs. NJ. s. Dow
den. IS certainly to be congratulated on
the beauty of the decorations. No more
/ even at private affairs.
| The rooms on the second floor of the
building are all in The rough finish They
include, besides rooms for the keeper. a
! billiard room and the ladies' toilet rooms
and lockers.
/ In the. basement are the mems lock-
| fitted with screened doors. which while
practically dust proof. admit of ventila-
ton A shower bath is provided for the
men.
In the evening a delightful program
was given. Vocal solos were given by
Mrs. Claude C. Stanley, Mrs. s. w Shat
tuck. Mr.. S. w. Cooper and Mr. Harry
McClung. Mr.. r. H. Griff1th. president
of the club, made an address of welcome.
ADELE HOUSES PARTY
The sixth birthday Of Miss Adele House,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn House.
was celebrated by entertaining twenty
five of her little friends on Tuesday at
Miss Bush's Kindergarten, SIC North Law
renee avenue. The kindergarten rooms
We're decorated with pink and white car
nations and each child received a carna-
ton as a favor. The children played
games and wove 4 birthday chain fer
their little hostess Refreshments were
served and the ice cream nodded in forms.
Mrs. House was assisted by. Mrs. +. c.
Bush, Miss Anna Rinthleman and Miss
Bush. Miss Adeles guests were: Francis
Harvey, Lionel Harvey. Edgar WEIGH,
MaL af
SOW. Edward Gossow Victor Rogers.
Maxine Henrion. Sailie Lou Toler, Donald
Abercombe. Frances Brown. Douglas
Hobbs. Charles Jackson. Dan De Muth,
Eta Tanning. Meta Nedrow. Gladys Dow
lin. Regina Reilly, Paul Wisdom. Robert
Moore, Harriet Osborn.
MARRIED CALIFORNIA GIRL.
The wedding of Lawrence A. Spangler
and Miss Lillian Sibley. both of Oakland,
Cal. took. place Tuesday evening, No
vember II, at the home of the brides par
ents. No. $50 18th street. Rev. Horner
]. Bosbury of the First Baptist church.
officiating
Mr.. Spangler. who is. Wichita boy,
is now. connected with the Price Hard
ware Co. OF Oakland, and the bride is
fine musician and very popular among
her young friends. They left on a trip
whose destination was secret to every
one.
After January 1st. they will be at home
at $685. 10Th street, Oakland, Cal.
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EVENING AT CARDS.
The members of the Neighborhood Card
club. with their husbands, We're pleasant
" entertained by Mrs. J. D. Houston.
Saturday night, December >. at her home
on Pierce avenue. The tables were dec
Grated in carnations. pale pink being used
on one table and red and white blossoms
on the others. After dinner the evening
was passed with six-handed euchre. Mrs.
F. c.. Smyth and Mr.. Walter Pond won
the prizes.
DELIVERS MEET.
Mrs. Walter Carothers entertained the
members of the South Side Delivers at
her home on South Lawrence avenue.
Tuesday afternoon. After the USUAL exer-
cises Mrs. Stalker. in behalf or her sis
ter Delivers, in a most beautiful ana
touching way, presented to the retiring
president. Mrs. Caro,hers, handsome
silver plated sugar bowl and cream
pitcher as a token OF high appreciation
of Mrs. CarrotEeTs' efforts in serving as
president of the Delivers club. TO which
Mrs Carothers responded in her usual
graceful manners with words fuIl of graf
itude and feeling for the kindly spirit in
which the lovely present was given.
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uypsTua MET, LAST MONDAY
THAT country is the fairest which is
inhabited By the nobiest minds"
There was a good attendance at the
first meeting OF December. In response
to roll call, Mrs. J. L. Dyer described
the various courts OF justice. from jus
ice of the peace and city court to the SUI
p-eune court OF the United States. giving
the jurisdiction and rights OF appeal l., a
lucid aud very interesting way.
There ives a three-miaute talk by each
Of the members on My Native State.
describing but not naming II. and we
guessed the name from description. One
began with a rhyme, another with puz-
zIe a third with q high poetic strain. and
lady reoited Riley poem or Indiana
stiu another beasted that her state pro-
duced TWO of the greatest generals OF
I the civil, war. and said she had known
/ the physician who ofsclated At Grants
birth ard that his father had borrowed
/ an arn,ful OF books TO search out suit
able name FOR the baby, and brought
( hack the books with the triumphant an
ncuucement that Ulysses Simpson vas
,he name of the kid. The descriptions
were an interesting and Kept Us or the
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