The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

hundred and fifty guests were presented
to them by the Rev. Father Then. The
guests were not only Catholics, but many
Protesfants were included in the list.
The hostess vas assisted in The parlor
by Miss Elizabeth Carey, Miss Lavita
Reilly and Miss Emily Torrington. Little
Tom Torrington and Howard Cook wore
the. archbishop's colors and acted as
pages. In the dining room the guests were
served by Miss Jean weiser, Miss Mabelle
guerite Mcnamara.
A BAPTIST FUNCTION.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Frazier entertained
Wednesday night at, their home, 1893
North Lawrence avenue. for members of
the young mems class in the First Bap-
list Sunday school and their lady friends.
= The evening ives spent with progressive
finch and other amusements. Light Re-
freshments were served. The guests Of
the evening numbered thirty. Those
present were Misses Minnie Williams.
Nellie Kinahan, Ada Helm. Harriet Gil
bert, Gertrude Salter, Lorena Cassidy.
Grace Jones. Mrs. c. w. Cassidy. Mrs.
lin. w. E. Phillips. Arthur Cox, Alfred
Sneed Frank Nash, W. D. Thompson,
w. c. Coleman. Eldon Brinnon. Frank
Kercheval, P. F. Leinbach, John McGoy.
ny, Raymond Brimmer John Lovci, VIII
H. Noble, Virgil P. Marsh. Frank Purs-
ley, Leslie Mallonee. Chester Tunnel.
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A RAINBOW AFFAIR.
Rainbow colors in flowers and candle
shades was a pretty and unique feature
of the function given Monday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Englehart The
prizes were won by Mrs A. s. Parks,
Mr. Fred Hellar and Mr.. Walter Pond.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Engle-
hart entertained at six-handed euchre.
Mrs. J. II. Berry and DR.. Hodge won the
favors.
BURNS-LOCKWOOD SERIES.
A successful series of parties given last
week was that of Mrs. ]. II. Burns and
Hrs. II. Lockwood at the home of the
former, 1920 North Lawrence avenue.
Three parties were given, one on Wednes-
day afternoon, the others on Thursday
and Friday evenings. The home was art
istically decorated for the parties. The
parlor was in pink. the han and library
in red, and the dining room in green. The
| flowers were chrysanthemums, and as
paragus fern was also used. The time
was passed at six-handed euchTe. Wed
| nesday's prizes were given Mrs. r. W.
Darling. Mrs. /. NJ. Houck and Mrs. w.
A stanford On Thursday they were
given Mrs Charles Englehart. Mrs. Celer
!, Sim and Mrs Newton Garst. The as
sfsting lafiies. We're Mrs. II ~. Berry,
Mrs Harry McCIuns, Mrs M ". Levy.
Mrs. Fred Robertson. Mrs. Z. c. Robert
son. Mrs Walter Pond, Mrs Newton
Garst. Mrs, c. L. Davidson, Mrs. b. T.
Churchward, Miss Bessie Fuller, Mrs. ].
sClendeenin, Mrs. c. W. Jackson, Mrs. l..
F. Naft2ger, Mrs. F. G.. Smyth. Mrs.
Press Anderson. Mrs. f. f. Bleckley,
Mrs. J. II. Stewart and Mrs. r A. Ans
den. Two hundred and fifty guests were
invited.
FOR ARKANSAS GIRL.
Miss Rice of Little Rock, Ark, was the
guest of honor at function given Mon
day evening 10y Mr.. and Mrs. John Bry-
an. The evening passed with music,
cards and dancing. Miss Rice and MIR.
Dowden won the prizes. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Dowden, Mr.
and Mrs c. w Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Carey. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Garst, Mr..
and Mrs. a. W. Mccoy, Miss Harriet
Reese. Mr.. Elmer Reese, Mr.. Ed. Hess.
Mr. Greenfield.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
G. NJ Booth was the victim of a sur
prise party Monday night. given because
of it being his birthday. by his wife. The
evening was passed with progressive
high five MT Booth was allowed to win
the first prize and was given mahogany
hassock. Mr. C. +. Cathcart won the
BOBBY prize and was given cigars.
four-course dinner was served. Those
present We're: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E Cathcart, Mrs. j. W.
Mallory OF Hutchinson. Mr.. G. 7. Shaw
of Kansas City, Miss Dorothy Booth.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
on Tuesday afternoon the Shakespear-
can department met in the Unitarian
church and completed the study OF Much
Ado bout Nothing" On January the
plav of Julius Caesar" will be begun.
There will be an induetiye study OF act
! and discussions on the historical set
ting, nature as dramatic background. and
character contrast of the historic and
dramatic Caesar. The art department will
meet December S. Historical Sketch or
HARLEM. Mrs Van Arsdale; Jacob van
Ruisdael. Mrs. Sargent; The Works Of
Meyndert Hobbema, Mrs. Sternberg.
FOR kENfUcKY BELLE
4 seven o'clocA luncheon in honor OF
Miss Lillian Carpenter Of Versailles. Ky,
was given Wednesday evening by Miss
Leila Purdue. After supper the evening
wns rasssd with games and music The
guests were: Miss Carpenter. Miss Ar
ma Brown. Miss Ada Scott. Miss Helen
Pratt. Miss Daisy Woods. Mr.. Delos
Woods. MIR. Given Haguy, Mr. Eek
Joseph. Mr.. George Brown, Mr.. Harry
Stinson. Mr.. Walter Hess
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VTCTfMIZED HUSBAND.
Mrs. ]. w. Gibson gave surprise
party on Mr. Gibson "Wednesday evening
II was his birthday. The evening was
spen; al supper and at finch. Miss Lola
Mexwell won the prize and was given
picture. The guests were: Miss Wini-
fred wooiard. Miss Lola Maxwell. MISS
Helen Taylor. Miss Eva Decatur. Miss
Mabel Hall. Miss Edna Battin, AIR.
Clarence Reed, Mr.. James MORTALITY. Mr.
Ray Torfey. Mr.. Fred Walter. Mr.. Ever
cite Alexander. Mr.. Jerry Dice..Mr ots
Cove.