The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03
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where light refreshments were served.
After this they departed, declaring Miss
May and Miss Drake the most charming
hcstesses Of the season. Those present
were: Misses Olive May, Stella Drake,
| Sadia Newman, Geneva Grace, Norine
McDonIand, Cora McDonland. Dollie Zug.
Hazel Neil. Ethel May, Mrs. Nellie May.
! Mrs. Chester Mercer, Mabel Goodnight.
Delbert Hacker. Clifford Hunt, Willie
| Williams, Preston Humes, Ed. Haley
! Clarence Carnes, Earl Grace, Jack Berry,
Homer Dillon, Ralph Scott, Maxlow, Roy
! May.
/ A WATCH PARTY.
On Thursday evening. December 81. Mr..
and Mrs ]. z. Tandy and daughter, Le-
Ia. of 325 Pennsylvania avenue. enter
tanned for Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Tandy and
daughter, Kittie, OF Topeka, Kan. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
various games. amusenents and music.
1 One Of the most distinguished features
of the evening was the entertaining by
a vantrloquist and slight of hand per-
| former.
! At the hour Of 10 o'clock sumptuous
two course repast was served, consisting
LOT ice cream and cake and coffee. The
second of fruit and stuffed dates.
At the hour Of II the crowd withdrew
from the house to watch the old year
out and the new year in At late hour
the guests departed.
| The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Beetholf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Easter and baby, Helen,
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Tandy, Mrs. Alta
Hart Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tandy of To-
peka, Mrs. Lena Parrot, Misses Ger
trude Oliver, Ellie Oliver, Perle Bosworth,
Lille Morrison, Gueim Blackburn, Maude
Hess. Mae Hess, Adela Van Trees, May
| Ford. Hazel Brewer, Ruth Beetholf. Perie
Morris, Grace Serial, Miss Weaver, Iva
Cole, Viola Walton, Kittie Tandy of To-
peka; Me.srs Dot Starchman, Oscar
Braitsch, Roy Kettering. Dora Tandy,
Chas. Konecy, Ray Schoff, Frank Van
Trees, Geo Walton, Lewis Walton. Carl
Kinsey, Athol Ford, Landlord Long.
&c
AT BRIDGE WHIST.
day afternoon for Mrs. Cook of Michigan
City. Bridge whist was the diversion.
Those present were: Mrs. A. s. Parks,
Mrs. Edward Vail, Mrs. Cook, Mrs HON.
er Caldwell, Mrs. ". E. Pond. Mrs. C.
II. Smyth. Mrs. Howard Case, Mrs. c.
H Brooks, Mrs. T. W. Sargent, Mrs. j.
o. Davidson, Mrs. c. II. Aylesbury, Mrs.
L. C. Clapp, Mrs. Lewelling. Mrs. Adam
Imboden, Mrs Daen Gordon, Mrs. j. d.
Houston, Mrs r. p. Murdoch
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| NEW YEARS DINNER
Chas /. Fuller gave a New Years din
ner party at the Hamilton. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs F1nlay Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Fred
! Little Miss Christiana Ross. Miss Ruth
Gearhart, Clayton Ross, Finlay Ross.
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PLEASANT CHURCH OCCASION
Notwithstanding a gloomy and chilly
afternoon, New Years day, the Congre-
cation and friends of the West Side Pres
byterian church, largely attended the
pastoral and Official reception rendered
at the Manse. The callers were agree
ably greeted with the warmth and il
Illuminated interior of the Manse, which
was tastcfully decorated for the occasion,
where good cheer made the wintry and
overcast skies without quickly forgotten.
Probably not much less than 200 guests
were present during the calling period
and the spirit Of progress and growth
for the betterment of the church and COM
munity was clearly manifest and fire.
quently expressed. The higher life will
certainly find a strong and forceful adj
vocste ard exampler in the good people
OF the church. the ensuing year, if ex
pressed intentions and harmonious work
Of pastor and people are capable Of such
achievement
EVENING OF PANIC.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Frooman entertained
at six o'clock dinner New Years evening
IN honor of Mrs Charles Kelly and Mrs
Olive Roach of Whitewater, Kan. after
which the evening was spent in playing
panic. Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sherman
Mrs. Charles Kelly and sons Joe and
Earl. Mrs. Olive Roach. Misses Ethel
Wood. Grace Stuart, Marjorie Stuart and
Capitole Frooman.
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! = SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.
, Mrs ]. c. Kewrick of 723 South Topeka,
assisted by her sister. Mrs. G. w Grandy
Of st. John. Kan. gave six o'clock din
ner on Wednesday TO Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
/ and Mr. and Mrs John Parkinson Of
North Emporia avenue
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SNOW BALL PARTY.
over three hundred guests were present
at the snow ball party given by Prof.
Hartman Wednesday evening al his
academy. The party was one Of the most
brilliant social successes ever given in
thee ity The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED in sulilax. holly and Christmas
bells Mrs. Bonhesger's orchestra CUR
nished the music and it was considered
perfect by the dancers.
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/ WATCH PARTY.
At the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Chas.
De Mar. Ss s. Francis. number of
friends and n.ighbors gathered on New
Years eve and had watch meeting
There were about twenty guests pres
emit Various kinds OF parlor games and
an oyster supper were enjoyed.
All those present were very much
pleased with the hospitality of Nj and
Mrs. DE Mar ana il was late before the
l Jolly crowd departed. Happy Ssw Year
was on the tongues o, the company as
/ they left for their homes
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NEW YEARS ANNUAL.
I The Alma Chautauqua circle enjoyed
their annual banquet New Years eve At
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