The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
The Weak iD Wichita Society
Marriages Lead Society EveDts

wine is a graduate of the city high
school. but has lived in Fort Worth for
come time AR. Goodwine is a Wichita
boy and until last Friday was a student
in the Wichita Business College. On Fri
day ne took the civil. service examination
and in the evening left for Fort Worth,
Texas. where he has a position.
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FOR MISS FROHMAN.
| Miss. Percy Br:stow and Miss Minnie
Drake netertained on Monday at the home
, Of the latter on South Lawrence avenue.
in compliment to Miss Gertrude FIoh-
man. who was married the next day. The
rooms were prettily decorated with car
! nations. ard the same flowers were used
for favors. The afternoon was spent n
playing whist, and the score cards were
IN the shape Of hearts. Prizes were
given Miss Frohman. Mrs. Al Bolte Mrs.
arthur Ferguson. and Miss Ella Bour-
gette. The guests we're Miss Frohnan.
Mss Elsie Messerve, Miss Ola Hunter,
Miss Florence Cubbon. Miss DEAN. Miss
Mamie DEAN. Miss Dabeile Sanford, Miss
Helen Taylor, Miss Lola Maxwell, Miss
Ella Bourgette. Miss Margaret Parker.
Miss Ida Mahanev. Miss Grace MeElroy.
Miss Daisy Stanley. Miss Stella Downing
Miss Babel Blair, Miss Lillian Lewis. Mrs.
George Alexander. Mrs. Arthur Fergu-
son. Mrs. Robert Collins. Mrs. Charles
Baker. Mrs Frank Hite. Mrs. Al Belle.
Mrs. Newton Edwards. Mrs Marc Cossitt.
Mrs. Tony Weinschenk aIrs. Carrie Hod-
man Of st. Louis. Mrs. T. B. Mathews.
Mrs. Robert Downing. Mrs. John ]. Nun
ger. Mrs. Crne- Collins. Mrs. George w.
Bristow.
A FAMILY REUNION
4 family reunion was held last week at
the home OF Mrs. Lawrence Stalker at
number 1875 on South Lawrence avenue
at which five sisters were present Mrs.
Stalker IS the eldest of these sisters. who
were Mrs D. c Webb OF Kansas City.
Mrs. Tsham of Grand Meadow. Mimi;
Mrs. c A. Dean of Lyons. Kan; and
Mrs. r. s. Davidson of Council Grove,
Kan. This is the first time these ladies
have been together since 1887. when they
held a reunion in Cedar Rapids 10. The
eldest of the quintet is Mrs. Stalker. who
Is g.. and the youngest is Mrs Davidson.
who is &c. Their combined weight is s44
pounds, and five finer looking women it
would be hard 10 find in one family. On
Tuesday the entire party went to FL
Dorado. where they spent the day the
guest Of Mrs. Staker's son, DR.. Frank
Lawrence. Dr. Fred Lawrence. another
son Of Mrs. Stalker. was present on Mon
day Last night the entire party went
to Lyons where they viii spend two
weeks the guest Of sIrs. Dean.
AT N. E. CHURCH
4 pleasant reception was given in the
lecture room of the First NJ. Z. church
on wednesday night. by the girls of sir.
Frank Holmberg's class and the boys Of
Miss Jessie Adams class. otherwise
known as the two gallery classes"
The evening was spent in playing finch.
crokinole and othe rparlor games. An
informal musical program included vo-
cal solo by Miss Alma Wolf piano solos
by Miss Winifred Clark and Miss Minnie
Harrison. Afterward all the young peo-
pie gathered about the piano and sang
popular songs Refreshments consisting
Of cake. pickles. peanut sandwiches and
coffee we're served
AT YOST HOME.
AIr. and Mrs. c. ". Yost entertained
or Thursday evening az their home, %
North Lawrence avenue, their guests be
ing the employees Of the firm of Geo. In
mes < Co. Palms and roses prettily dec
GRATED the rooms, the dining table being
especially pretty with its decoration Of
roses. An INFORMAL musical program
.,1c ~ r. =
ing being 3Ir. and Mrs. Yost. who sang
solos and duets Mr. J. a West. who
sang two numbers. and Miss Benedict,
Mrs. Steinbuchel and Mrs. Newton Ed
wards. who gave piano solos. Mrs. Yost
was assisted by Mrs. steinbuchel
SEDGVICK DANCING CLUB.
The Sedgwick Dancing club held its
first dance Of the season on "Wednesday
night in Garfield hail. This was one Of
the most popular dancing clubs of the
CITY last winter and with new members
and renewed enthusiasm this season viii
probably surpass last for thorough en-
joyment The dances are entirely infor-
NAL and for that reason are usually de-
Eghtful. Prof. Blume's orchestra fur
nishod music
AT PROGRESSIVE FINCH
Mr.. and AIRS. ". c Colemsn enter
taircd AZ progressive finch on Tuesday
night at their home. e05 North Market
street. Their guests were Miss Stella
Raines. Mss Minnie Kelley. Miss Goa
kelley. Miss Tnne Brock. Mss Maude
Adams. Miss Julia Wilson. Mr.. NJ c.
wareh.na. Mr.. Z. T. Fishbaek. Mr.. ". P.
Biaydes. M John Lovci. NIX Charles
Cutlery
SERIES OF PARTIES.
An elaborate series Of parties is being
given this meek and next by Mr.. and
Mrs 7. II Black. ny and Mrs. Charles
KnoTr aad Mss Margie Knorr. CT the
home CT Ar and Mrs. Black. % North
Topeka avenue.
EVENING OF WHIST.
AIRS. E L. Ralston entertained a. whist
Tuesday afternoon. in honor of Mrs
George Saur. OF hcnnessey. O. T. aad
Mrs. stcade. Of Fort Worth. Texas.
Those present were Mrs. Chss- Wen.
Mrs. Stoude. Ms. George Saur. Mrs. Gus
Saur. Mrs. Gcodsn. Mrs. Don Porter. Mrs.
Rhodes. Ms. ". Polk. Mrs Apologize.
Mis-. Hickock. Mrs. Chas. Suit=ler. Mrs.
Bert Whitlock-
Mrs. whitlock woa the first prize an
Mrs. App!egste the body.
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OPENING DANCE.
On Friday night the X T. Dancing club
gave their opening dance 81 Hartman's
han There were about . couple prcs-
ent Who. in their evening dress save