The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Dyie, Mr. and Mrs Max Grams, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Sohni,zler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Schnitzlsr.
AT SIX HANDED ECCHRE
Mrs E. E Beach entertained on Thurs
day afternoon at her home, 1867 North
Emporia avenue Her guests Were a few
old friends Of her sister, Mrs. Young of
Chicago, for whom the affair was given.
Prizes were won at six-ha nded euchr:
by Mrs. Charles Smyth. Mrs. Sol futile
and Mrs. E. Vail
FOR MRS. COOK.
Mrs F. Vail entertained on Monday
afternoon at her home. los North Mar
ket street. in honor of her sister, MIS-
Albert Cook OF Michigan City. Ind. Mrs
Cook left on Thursday for her home
AT PARKS RESIDENCE
Mrs A. S Parks entertained a few
ladies last night at her home. Hi North
Lawrence avenue, in honor of Mrs c..
E. Foote of Topeka and Mrs. L. d.
Lewef,inssof Arkansas City.
FOR MISS HGoY.
Miss Mamie MAY Combs and Mrs ].
W, Gillespie entertained in honor of Miss
Claudia mccoy on Thursday afternoon
avenue The time was passed with pro-
gressive pit.
FAMILY REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scott of 325 West
Second street have been having a big
reunion at their home, it having been
twenty-three years since their children
had all been home together The gather
ing was made of children, grand children
and one great grand child.
The reunion lasted from Christmas un
till New Years day. Seated at their
table Christmas day for dinner was Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Scott, hest and hos
tess, their sons. Mr.. James Scott, of To-
ronto. Kan; Mr. Jacob Scott and wife
Of Coffeyville, Kan; Mr.. Charles Scott
and wife of Kansas City, Mo: Mr.. J.
B. Scott of Wichita; their daughters
Mrs Allie Warden OF Denison. Tex. Mrs.
Annie Smith of Oklahoma City. O. T.:
Mrs. Ella Campbell of Wichita; their
grand children. Mr. and Mrs. Ches Moy-
er of Wichita, Miss Myrtle Scott of
Wichita, Master Hoyt Smith of Okla
homa City, little Miss Mary Scott OF
Kansas City, Mo; Miss Beatrice Camp
bell. Wichita; Master Earnest Scott Of
Wichita. Master Jennie Scott Coyville,
Kan; Little baby Meyer. the little great
grand daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Scott;
ard grandma Shrore, who is making her
home with Mrs C3mrbefl
The reunion was marred by one dis
appointment, as Mr. and Mrs. SCOTS
eldest daughter. Mrs. Mary Carpenter of
Pawhuska. could not be here.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott will have been mar
ried fifty years next April, have eight
living children, thirtyefwo grand chill
dren and one great grand child
\ RECITA. - 9
The pupils of Miss Ffffl gavs a prac-
tice recital in the piano rooms of the
Mckinney music storey skierday. Each
number Slowed careful wctl, in phraslng
and technique. The following program
was given:
Sonatine 1.-TWO pianos) sfSlenaenti
Florence Drake and. Jessie Kessler
The Good Child .................. Gurlitt
Lamentation ,-................... Gur.itt
Ethel DAVIS
Etudes. XIV, XVI. XvIfT Butini
Ruby Fleming.
Sohatlhe ...-.-----.'.-......... huilah
May Queen ....................... Goerdeler
Lillian Abercombie.
, Evening Bell Low
Marche Militaire .............. Engleman
Mariette Charles
With the Guitar .............. Escheverre
Sonatine ........................... Kullah
Julia Wilson
Curious Story Observation-Disclosures. Heller
Florence Drake
Mable Kess:er
Sonatine Observation-Disclosures. Mozart
Ethel Morris
Duet: Sunfowers ........... Streteski
Julia Wilson ard Miss Hill
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IN HONOR OF MISS HARRISON.
The residence of W II. Harrison. 500
Waco. was the scene of a very delight
full gathering of young people on Friday
evening. Jan. s The party was a very
pleasantly arranged surprise in honor OF
Miss Edna Harrison. When all had as
sembled 4diss Florence Sullivan led the
company in a number OF historical and
guessing games which kept the alert
young minds very pleasantly and profit
ably employed for some time.
f. Refreshments were served in halves. \
half napkin and a half plate were given
each guest. Half apples. half bananas
and half sandwiches Were then served
with cocoa. 1t was. however, not a half
I hearted affair BY any means. All present
! occasion for q wholehearted. merry. good
/ time ard that - what they all enjoyed.
3 Those present were. Miss NJ Il. Schoi-
leuberger. Mr. NJ. II. ScholiesbereeT. Mrs.
p 5. Craig. NJ. 3. S. Craig. AS Flor
ence sullivan. Mr. James W EaT!i Mr..
clyde House. Miss Ada Peters Miss
MaUdc Peters. Miss Bianch Williamson.
Miss Lola Williamson. Miss Ada Ray Of
Manitou. Colo. Miss Ada Helm. Miss Res
sic Rcse. Miss Boyd Herrig. Mr.. Der;
Stems Miss Dora Denny. Miss Mary
Garrhous Of Cleo. .. 7, Aiiss Edna Has-
risen.
UICHITA-SHULTS kINDERGARTEN.
/ Santa had very good intentions bu. he
! WASH - wise as he might have hesn
friends 4 visit 10 the kindergarten this
week would have furnished positive proof
that finished toys have little value
on a table in full view. were 4 nuEnbe.
Z Of new toys-but while there was saw,