The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24
..cHIc. NOTES OF soCIETY.

ner Tuesday evening for their niece, Mss
Lillian Carpenter.
THE Coldwater Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Wood Thursday
evening at a seven o'clock dinner.
Mrs. E. f. Beach entertained at cards
Wednesday evening for her sister, Mrs.
Young, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Clayton are visit
srg with their daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Lund of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Leila Rea entertained Friday night
at her home on the West Side
Mrs Chas Youngheim is entertaining
q Hutchinson friend Mrs. Mantele.
Mrs. s. f. Farrar Of Braemer, 40, IS
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. G.. Dorsey.
Mrs. T. II. Brown and Mrs V. Z. APP
pleby entertained yesterday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Davidson is the guest of
Mrs Thomas Cockrell of Kansas City this
week.
The Girls Six Handed Euchre club was
entertained on Tuesday by Miss Marie
Biting at her home on North Lawrence
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Throckmorton gave
q card party Tuesday night, at which
Mrs. Young of Chicago was the guest
of honor
Miss Frances Kelley of Kansas City
was the guest this week of DR.. and Mrs
II. W. Hodge of North Topeka avenue
Miss Downing gave a party last Fri
day night
Mrs. John Bryan, 615 South Market
street. entertained Monday night.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Frank
Snodgrass, Mrs. Gossard and Mss Klock
who have been the guests for a week
of Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Davidson. left
on Wednesday for their home in Kan
sas City.
Class q OF the First NJ E church viii
entertain next Thursday night at the
home of Miss 4,ieddie Hamilton, go East
Central avenue
Miss Lillian Carpenter left on Thurs
day morning after spending several
months, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ.
Moore.
LEAP YEAR DANCE
Prof. Hartman gave the first leap year
party of the season at Hartman's hall
"Wednesday 10Th. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and the eighty
couples present spent Il most delightful
evening The ladies had full charge ard
proved themselves excellent entertainers.
After dancing until a late hour many
wound up the evening by lunching at the
grill.
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.
The Kansas City guests of Mrs. Chas.
Davidson. Dr. and Mrs. Andrews. Mrs.
Gossard Mrs. Snodgrass. and Miss Clock
were given a dance at the country club
house Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
w 3. Throckmorton. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mr.. Locke
Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Davidson,
Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs IL. Norcross, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Coler Sim, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WOOD,
Miss Hill. Miss Nell Young. Miss Maude
Rix, Mr. and Mrs Sol Tuttle, Miss Flor |
ence futile, Miss Clay Sluss. Miss May
Comley. Mr.. Aft Conlxlin. Mr.. Roseboro,
Mr. Harry Comley.
SUPPER IN SOCIETY.
A society supper was given last Satur-
dav night by Mr.. and Mrs George l..
Pratt and Miss Helen for their guests.
the Misses Scott and Miss Werthmueller
OF Burlington. la. Following a pleasant
hour at the table, the guests played six
handed euccre at which the prizes were
won by Miss Brown, Miss Roach and Mr..
Givin Hagny The guests were: Miss
wirth of Ohio; Miss Hill. of Council
Bluffs; Miss Fisher Miss Purdue, Miss
Reed. Miss Davidson. Miss Carpenter,
Miss Stanley. Miss Brown. Miss Berry,
Miss Gilkerson. Miss Woods. Miss Roach,
Mr.. and Mrs Graham Campbell, James
Moriarity. Eek Joseph, George Brown.
Harry Stinson Givin Hagny. Delos
woods, Jesse McClees, DIR. Lyons Or.
Afaggard. DR. Herman. Milton Greenfield.
Cilkerson, Harry Pottinger. Guy Levy,
yermi!ion Harris. Frank Russell. Charles
Topping.
CUBERTSON-FOUSH
1 Miss Leila Hays Foushee and Sherman
Nulberton, were quietly married Wednes-
day. January Goth at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. J.
Foushee. three and one-half miles north
east from Sedgwick only relatives. and
a few outside friends were invited.
The wedding was a very pretty one in
every respect Rev Stanfield of Putnam
performing the ceremony in a very i'm
pressive manner,
Miss .Foushee is the youngest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Foushee and one
of Sedgwick's most charming and ac-
complished young ladies.
Mr.. Culbertson is head book keeper
with the United Sash and Door Co. OF
this city.
The many friends of both bride and
Groome are congratuIating them as fast
as they learn of the marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs Culbertson will he at home to their
friends after February. soth at SS4 south
Topeka.
EVENING AT CHARADES.
A party was given at the home of P.
J. Conklin Friday night by the young
members of the family. Charades was
the game of the evening and the oppos-
ing sides We'd with each other in produe-
ing the most successful and picturesque
eharades Light refreshments were
served. There were present; Miss Flor
ence Naftzger, Miss Josephine Webb. Miss
Bessie Webb. Miss May Comley. Miss
Anita Wood Miss Pearl Martin. Miss
Belle Brooks. Miss jeanette Keeling, Miss
Mary Fullington. Miss Edith Brooks.
lfessrs. Maurice Barnes. Warren
Ahbaugh. Cliff Naftzger. Verne Garland.
Fred Galusha, Dwight Torrington. Ray
Guthrie. Roscoe Maxwell. Earl Schaffer.
Ralph Martin.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The open meeting OF the Twentieth
Century club on Tuesday afternoon at
the Unitarian church r1rovr>l af interest