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

given her as a souvenir of the evening
Music was a feature of the evening fur
, nished by a mandolin club composed of
Mr.. Ellis. Mr. Hal Mccoy and Mr.. Ray
Tack. Mrs. Edgeworth and Mrs. Cooley
served frappe during The evening and
ice cream and cake were also served.
Miss DERRICK was assisted by Miss Hazel
, Mccoy and Miss Marie DERRICK
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs r F.
knight, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs Ellis, MIR. and Mrs Scott. Mr.
ard Mrs Hal Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Dedrick Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Mckenzie, Mrs. D. w
Cooley, Mrs. c. w. Mccoy Mrs. Edge
worth; Misses Coda Evans. Maude Nc
Cracker, Mabel AIKEN, Mamie May
Combs, Roberta Vincent Hattie Nc
Chung, Jennie McClung, Mildred Hay
worth. Edna Hayworth, Minerva Towns
ent, Edith Johnson. Orpha Jay. Daisy
Stanley, Daisy FAIRIES, Hazel Dean,
Mabel DEAN, Claudia Mccoy. Laura De-
drick; Messrs. w. A. Dye, Bob Johnson,
Ray Tack. Will Tusch, John Bailey, Fay
Bailey, Theron Barrett George Carver
NlaAIcS waiver, SlyNS 1AdAHcAl. iSOIi,
Ed. Stanton, Carl Rogers. Clarence Reed.
VIII Parker. George Gehring. Carls Gehr-
ing, VIII DERRICK, Carr DERRICK.
CHATTING DISH SURPRISE.
A chatting dish surprise was given Mrs.
]. o. Davidson Tuesday afternoon by a
few of her friends at her home on River
side. Those who shared in the enjoyment
of the afternoon were: Mrs. c. II. Smyth,
Mrs. f w. Oliver Mrs. Homer Caldwell,
Mrs. Cook, of Michigan City. Ind; Mrs.
Z. Vail, Mrs. Foote, of Topeka; Mrs. ".
Z. Stanley, Mrs. Frank Davidson, Mrs.
Adam Imboden, Mrs. Howard Case, Mrs.
Walter Pond, Mrs. Dean Gordon Mrs. c.
ii. Aylesbury, Mrs j. D. Houston, Mrs.
@. L. Pratt, Mrs. L. d. LeweIlnig. Mrs.
Finlay Ross, Mrs. ~ c. Jobes and Mrs.
A. S. Parks.
SERIES OF PARTIES.
A successful series of parties were given
during the week by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
C. Sluss at their home, 1903 North Topeka
avenue. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Sluss
entertained at luncheon. After luncheon
Mrs r. NJ Piatt read a delightful num-
Der from l1OphlIISCI INOtoAio
Murdoch, Jr., gave vocal solo. Tuesday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Sluss entertained at
six-handed euchre. Mrs. Coler Sim and
Mr. George Dickson won the prizes. Miss
Eliza Throckmorton, Miss Florence Tuttle
and Miss Clay Sluss assisted during the
evening. They again entertained on
Wednesday night and their prize winners
were Mrs. Charles Smyth, Mrs. Walter
Jond, Mr.. Walter lines and Mr.. Charles
Englehardt Miss Jeanette Vail assisted
during the evening.
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AT COURT HOUSE.
The Central Christian Temperance
Union entertained the Sedgwick County
Executive Tuesday at their headquarters
in the court house. with a splendid lunch
at noon Mrs. Ladd presiding at the coffee
urn After social hour the business was
taken up Derby extended an invitation
for the spring institute and it was by
unanimous vote decided to invite the state
convention to Wichita for the annual
meeting. There are now thirteen unions
in the county. Those in attendance were
Mrs. Schellenberger. Maize; Mrs F. ~
French, Wichita Mrs Julia Lucas, Cher
Qkec, bhld., mis- 81 i'Oiie'NA1CAA'
West Side Union: Mrs. F. n. Lynch. Cen
trai; Mrs. Huldah BiglOw, Oatville; Mrs.
Braden. Derby; Mrs. Ella Lucas, Clear
waiter.
FOURTEENTH BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Ore of the happy surprise parties of
the period was that Thursday evening
on Miss Vera Bright, at her home, 4j9
South Topeka. The occasion was her
fourteenth birthday. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in playing progress
sive panic. The guests We're: Misses Bes-
sic Applegate, Katherine Miles, Jean Will
liams. Ethel Morris. Grace Whitlock,
Blanch Day. Marie lawrence. Ervine
Latham, Frances Brown. Ora Burt, Vera
Bright Messrs Hazlett Marts, jay
Hoehle. Bert Whitlock. Everett Powell.
Roy Crawford. Clifford Payne. Fred
Whitlock. Max Biilinger. Ray Franklin
and Don Powell
RECEPTION TO STUDENTS
Miss Mabel Allison and Miss May Ben
ton gave a reception Friday evening at
the formers home. 1927 University avenue
to their student friends. The principal
amusement was progressive finch. Mr..
Claude Holmes won the prize, which was
a beautiful volume of Iongfellow 5
poems Light refreshments Were served.
Those present were: Professors Davis
and Dixon. Misses Edna Shaw. Anna
and Edith Fby. Waldena Martindale, Le-
nora Tomlinson and Fannie Saunders.
and afessrS. Claude Holmes, Burpee
lack
son. Jesse Gidley. Virgil Davis. Homer
Davis. Homer Pickerell. Z y. Jones,
VIII Benton and Albert Young.
AT LUNCHEON.
Mrs Finlay Ross entertained at lunch
con or Thursday at her home. SCI Waco
avenue. in honor Of Mrs. a .. CTomeT
/ OF FL Reno. Q. r. AID Mrs. {. Z. Fo4te
Of Topeka. After luncheon an informal
program was given. including reading
bv Mrs. r. P. Murdoch. a vocal solo by
Mrs Claude Stanley and flute solo BY
Finlay Ross. ia.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON MUSICALE
a Saturday afternoon musicale was
ri~en Yesterday by Mrs s. : Noble
There were fifty ladies as guests. The
program included piano and pipe organ
numbers by Miss Horterse Inbcden and
Mrs. Noble, two pipe organ numbers oy
Miss T.alage Hall. a vocal solo by Mrs
c. W. Yost. a violin solo By Prof. Rob
err IT. Just and a vocal solo by Mrs
Claude Stanley.
DINNER PARTY
a dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs
NJ z. Miller last Saturday nisht. The