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A ST. VALENTINE wooINe.

n, - Valentines Day. though the heav-
ems were gray,
-r,o nos,p,an came merrily over the
snow.
AZ the cot in tho lsue. with the white-cur-
tanned pane.
And the mansion or marble his whistle
10 blow.
But no rnlszive he brought 20 the rnaidea
who watched
In a window embraced by frost-s'tten
vine:
And she snfed a Ssh AZ De sayiy vent by
To leave At her neighbors a square val
enune.
4 handsome young man who lived over
tho way
r-nfaaened his iattics and leaned from
tho sill
AZ the postmsus approach; but The post
man passed on
To the miu:onaire's palace that rose on
the hill
And the youth. looking down with a eyni-
cal frown.
Beheld her. ;he maiden who peered
through the vino.
with "a qais ering liz and tear IN her eve
shef ;sof was forgotten 81 e s'alen'ise.
He crossed Ger the stfset and he khoeked
a her door.
Her lashes we're Iong and her locks 'sers
Of gold,
But her tears were Dissolved IN a sans'iay
smiles
A.. biushlng. Fhc babe him come IN from
the cold
II come to condoie" said The yoa;a 10
the maid
eve both were forsottss friday. opins:
so lover have you. ard no sssethssrs
have !
To Send rs = ulessage hy - faieasins'
on. the day ina; is daliest and darkss, ss
dawn
In p glory q; purple ard crimson OF
cioscs.
Ana the path that begins n a ;hiokst %
fhdrrs
May eHa IN a garden ef myrtle ass
roses
50 behold when ;hey parted hs CAPTURED
her hars
'.szsef maid, d. yoa ioTs No. ani uin
y1s b. mlHe-
Ties cupid came after and h~sles ~ita .
klss
The hears thsi were wosassd ~ "a
NINA iRvIxa.
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FATE OF FIVE ossgargss.

Five d<ssrseFs from ~ 9efmau any
vho we're reeentiy arrested - osfroSs.
nesr fhc sHsslan frontier. hsFa had STA
rtlaF srpeft~nees Nearly ssTsn fzsg1tas
azo ;nrT ssssrted frura ssefr rszssbest
n-a rssfe shrir Nsg a-Foss fhs frpBtssr
lrf9 ElHala ta :fat s-aa-FF thFE see
found rs.lfy = -s-Efslff.sE crisass sa3
fa-asencsd - afe.gHz ters=sfn-rt 90 -
berla Affss bearsaE tne fsxssrs p Slt-Tr-
lau pris1a -, tb~y manages 20 1929.
ana after : sezr g iuef@sfsls hssfsshiss
ard si-qalar hzresalsr fesy sfssEEassi
mir Say 90 oss-4ze. @terr feey rs's
srf aarfff arrested TEsfr apgeass@es .
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aa1tha nay gagle SUNDAY yioliue Erbruaru II,
The Week iD Society
WaDt@d; Substitute for Refreshments

Goodwin, Jessie Noyes, Blanche Day,
champ Winnie Mercy. Matte Day. Efie
Alexander, Nettie, Bertha and Edna Hob
son; AIessrs. VIII Graham, xviii Albee
Frank Graham, VIII Ward. Sam Hawk
ms, VIII Beauchamp, Tom Davis. Orval
Drollinger. Jess Thompson, Lee Furnish,
Roy Addington, - Winan, Lawrence
Critzer and Elmer Hobson.
& q
A HEART AFFAIR.
a Merry Heart" party was given Fri
day night by Miss Mable Blair at her
home on St. Francis avenGe. Hearts
were everywhere. Some were cardboard
but not a one marble. The evening was
passed with progressive hearts. the score
cards being water color cupids and pierre
ed hearts. The first prize was a Gibson
drawing and the BOBBY prize a heart
shaped box Of candy. Miss Blair was as
sisted by Miss Marguerite Blair Miss
Alice Battin and Miss Bessie Stewart
The guests We're Misses Mile Sweeney,
Opal Street, Evelyn Packer, Margaret
Parker, Minnie Drake, Stella Downing,
Flora Hadler. Ola Hernlon. Mamie Mae
Combs, Title Baldwin, Jeanne Searcey,
Mrs. w. J. Steyeas, Mrs Rynerson. Mes
SIS. Clyde Smizor, Cleve Smizer, Hunter
Jordan, Bert Lockmyer. Otis Cove. Verne
Dyer Clarence Hadler, Heron Barrett,
Max Cowan, Mr. Roberts. Clyde Max
well, Lou Kuhl, Guy Ellsworth, Dick
l. i'm hall
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=
AT SIX-HANDED ECCHRE

Mss Florence Naftzger aud Mss jose
phine webb entertained st siX-haHded
euchre yesterday afternoon AT the home
Of Miss Naftzger. los North Lawrence
avenue They were assisted during tbs
afternoon by Miss MAY Comley Miss An
ita Wood. Miss Bess Webb Miss julia
CoakIin. Miss Louise Mcnamara and Miss
Ethel Brooks The guest list was: Mrs..
Ike Goldsmith Mrs Ciaud stanley. Mrs
l. y. Hockaday. Mrs Glars. Mrs. Fred
IEttIe. Mrs Graham Campbell Mrs
Hodge. Ms. Frank Tslbert. Mrs Roy
Allen. Mrs. Charles KEorr Mrs p Q.
Davidson. Mrs Howard Wheeler. Mr.
Earle Evans. Mrs Clarence Hereford.
Mrs. J. z. Hcfrla1, Mrs.. walter lines.
Mrs Walter Dyer. Ms. Fred DoiG. Mrs.
Seloyer Mrs George Adams. Misses Eaa-
ney. Imboden. Biting. Berry. Fisher.
Brown. Purdue. Eoack. SOFT. Pratt.
Roach. STANLEY Davidson. Carey. Mat
thews, Furley. GIkersou. AccoEab, Tor-
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A VALENTINE PARTY.


One Of the most pleasant Valentine
parties was a surprise on Miss Leila
Tandy at her home 325 Pennsylvania
avenue Friday evening.
The house was most magnifcently
decorated with red hearts. SMILES, ferns.
and red carnations.
Some OF the most entertaining features
of the evening was progressive panic,
finch and music.
At the hour Of ten o'clock a sunptuous
two course repast was served. consisting
of ice cream. cake. and coffee The see
ond Of fruit and stuffed dates
one hundred small red hearts were
hid about the house. Mr.. George Bos-
worth finding the most hearts received
first prize, being a handsome valentine.
Mr.. Arthur Oidfeld finding the next
highest number received second prize.
At a late hour the guests departed de-
claring they had very pleasant time.
Those present We're: Messrs. Charles
Konocny. Walter Hooten. George Ratlif
Claude Jones. Archie Hunt. Carl Wisdom
Frank Vantrees. Adolph Lovci. Frank
Barnes. William Laning, Willie Hutchi-
son. Russell Waterbury. Arthur Oldtield
William Williams. George Bosworth.
VIII Walton, Allie Peachin, Harry Bos-
worth. Dora Taudy. Misses. LEILA Tandy,
Grace Hutchinson. Guenn Blackburn. Alice
Roberts, Lillian Hutchinson, Haze Hoeg.
Maude Mclaughlin. Lillian Morrison.
Efie Oliver. LEILA Murphy, Adeiia Van
trees. Margldte Curtis Hermenia
Konecny. Maybelle Ford. Mary Walton,
Pearle Bosworth, Grace Serel. Haze
Brewer. Maude Wells. Blanch Hunt
Cora Richards. Jennie Walton. Eva Rich
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hart. Mrs. a.
4 Brewer Mrs. J. +. Tandy. Mr.. and
Mrs John Tandy. Mrs Frank Parrot.
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SUNDAY scH6oL AFFA!R.

Miss Lorena Cassidy entertained the
Sunday school classes OF Misses Alice
Jones and Miss Nellie Kiuahan. from
the First Baptist church "Wednesday
night at her home. u45 North Topeka
avenue. She was assisted 10y Miss Ruth
Mallonee. y pleasant evening was spent
at games and music. Those present were
Misses Hazel Troth. Carlene Zimmerman.
Matte Sheperd. Dora Ray. opal McNa5b.
Bessie King. Winnie Lane. Alice Jones.
Nellie Kinahan. Ruth Mailouee; Messrs-
Wayne Thompson, Fay Revely. Floyd
Thomas, Curtis Sherman. Earnest
Shields. Cord Young Clyde Jones. John
Grobe Roy King Charlie Walty. Otto
Smiley. Haz'et Larts.
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HoNoRs TO WASHINGTON AND I'm
colin

colin
Eglestou post held services wednesday
afternoon in commemorate n wash
fugton and Lsucolns birthday. The *
e-ci-es BEGAN with the bys.a Nearer.
Nv cod 70 Thee" led ~ Rev Ware
ham. with Mr.. McHad 81; the piau0- AZ
Ter announcements ny William AID. who
o~ctffed the chair ~ post commander.
.slrs HetcaIf vas introduced ard sTsoxe
~ Llrc9ia and rscitsd his G~ttysbsrE
addresr ia a EoTt pleasing and eneetire
manner. Mrs. Copeland played sesrfil
nInfers GA the plano and sang TIE
stars paagged Banner." The suo4ence
ioin.re n tEe chorus AddreEsss we're
made - Captain Burgess. Eeg Ware
ham CAPTAIN gnleidz snd C0ionei Pan.
slI reviewing the wo8dsrfai llves q tsese
two great characters iri Hrnericsn MS
tors ard rarratinE iac1ssntz - thr3 ilug
snter - ir fhe ffruEKise caeh bad a.
leaders sn the r.lEbty contest Tor fbe
7rbaslaiur ard pressrTing ~ thia reD9s-
a. The addresses were sparkling w4ih
flzrrrfrar resnfasaeeucea Il Brilliant
sehiersrae-sa whsch crowned tbelT sors-
asfr pers1uai character waa portrayed
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\ THURSDAY CLrF

Mrs. G. c. Purdue entertained the
Thursday Cooking club ar her home on
North Topeka avenue the past week il a
valentine way. The decorations 81 the
rooms were particularly Of this style.
Hearts in red and white predomiaated.
Magazine pictures cut in heart snaps
festooned the walls and a heart Of rcd
carnations hung above the table. Red
carnations were also on the table and the
colors. red and white. were carried out as
nearly as possible in the luncheon. Mrs.
{. Y. Ferguson presided during the bust
ness session. Mrs Purdue had arranged
a large Jack Horner'' pie OF red crepe
paper. and from this red ribbons were
hanging On pulling the ribbons the Ia
dies found themselves possessed Of comic
VALENTINES. Fer place cards st the liable
were tiny white boxes OF almonds Mrs
&. w. Brown. Mrs. WI Dixon AID Mrs
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AN ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY.

Verne Crawford, with his friends, celf.-
hrated his eleventh birthday Wednesday
afternoon at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Crawford The af-
ternoon was passed with games and
music. The invited guests were: George
and Leo Tack, Relief Jackson. Eugene
Masterman, George Carpenter, VIII Lieb,
Martie and George De France, Earl and
Kcnnith Schaefer. Albert, Roy and Law
renee Mabry, Roy and Charley Sites, Jim
Revelle, Hooper ToIer, Mrs. Gates Mrs.
T. A. Vreeland. Mrs. Schaefer, Mr.. Frank
Brando of Denver
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TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.

The Art department of the Twentieth
Century club net on Tuesday afternoon
and devoted the first part of the ses-
sion To study of the furniture designed by
Hepplewhite and Speraton, tho classic
cabinet makers of the eighteenth century.
Drawing Of Hepplewh:te's shieid-shaPed
chairs were shown. and of Sheraton's
semi-circular sideboards as we'll as other
designs by these workers. Mss Potts
discussed the works Of Heppiewhlte and
Mrs. D. Y. walker those Of sheraton.
Mrs George Freeman presented an adj
mirsble study OF Rubens with reproduc-
lions OF many of his famous works.
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E. G. Robertson had charge of the menu
which was served in four courses. The
menue was:
Apple Rose. with Whipped Cream.
Cream de Pula. Deviled Oysters.
Steamed Brown Bread.
Cream Potato Balls.
White Bread in Heart Shape.
Salad. Cheese Waters.
Pineapple Sherbet.
White Cake. Candy Hearts. Coffee.
The next meeting Of the club will be
with Mrs. Z. G. Robertson. Mrs Da-
nude of Toronto. Canada, was a guest of
the club. Members present were: Mrs
E. Vail, Mrs. F. G. Smyth, Mrs. George
Steel, Mrs. Z. G. Robertson, Mrs. Finlay
Ross. Mrs. George Pratt, Mrs. c. L.
Potts, Mrs. r. L. Millison. Mrs. H. W.
Lewis, Mrs. P. C. Lewis. Mrs. A c.
Jobes, Mrs Ben Garland. Mrs. c. V Fer
guson, Mrs. VIII Dixon. Mrs. George
Dickson, Mrs. c. G.. Cohn, Mrs. c. W.
Brown, Mrs. J. II. Alley.
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MISS JONES ENTERTAINS

Miss Grace NJ. Jones Of &c s.. Francis
avenue entertained few 81 her friends
last "Wednesday evening. The first part
Of the evening was spent in guessing
contest after which the young people en-
joyed progressive finch and panic. These
present were: Misses May Carroll. Lor-
era Cassidy. Anna Critzer. Emma Franck.
Lillian Stubs. Mr.. and Mrs Mooney,
Messrs- w. p. Blaydes, Chester Tunnel.
John MCGovney. Ernest Smith. Manly
Wareham. and John Lovci.
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4 sI-RPRIsE PARTY
4 LEAP YEAR pIxxER.

4 LEAP TEAE DINNER
A. ire resalt q q ehaIlsnEe twelve
yo1ne ladies Vvho ere members q Ar.
Emuet Johns;oa's SInEay Ecfool class
q the Plymouth Congregational cil-Frfs-
gave Iesp year dlaaef party Oh FRIDAY
evening 10 the young nsn q Nrs. z. g
Robertson class
Toward th@ eiosr n last gear Gf.
Johastoa-s class challenged tie boys =
Mr. RobeTsso- class % lake a. sx~
aral-zflea CO the lezsoas Il re last
quarter e TIRE rear aEi TIE ones s7sriaz
TIE highest average acre . give ela-
aer Pr TIE loesrg s.se- TIE bogs soeegi p
- ~ wager anS succe@fs5 81 WIRING
20 TIE ~ouaE Ias5es ETzcefuliy arkn1 n
edrea their defeat - giving lesF Tea-
dinner Il he horae - " TohEssz. -
North Top4kz. friday evening".
The house was slabo-atsiy ss-o'ats-'
r.ih heart. q res card tzeaFd. anf ne
ssniar tzbses ~rre specially pretty g.
rcd carnations, hearts aHs fsra issvss.
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IN HONOR OF WAI GRAHAM
Among the pleasant events Of the week
was the surprise given in honor OF VIM.
home Of Miss Hobson. Isl Cleveland ave
nue. The guests assembled in the par
Tor. thinking they had successfully sur
prised Mr.. Graham. but 10 their sur
prise a box OF cut flowers was brought
forth by him and each Were presented
with bouquet. The evening was spent
in various games, and vocal. and instru-
mental music, ana At n late hour supper
consisting OF oysters. fruit. cake and cof-
fee. was served Then as the wee sma
hours crept or. the guests. departed an
declaring a very delightful time. Those
nresept were: Misses Victoria Ward, Lucy
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An elegant four course dinner was serN-
ed and the boys consider themselves I'M
usually fortunate III winning the wager
The following is list of those pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs l.. Q. Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs Emmett Johnston. Messrs
Athol Ford. Bert braves. Lewis Walter
Charles Andrews. Ray Bailey. Gordon
Pompson. James Clark. Frank Bennett
and Earl Badger; Misses Pearl McCown.
IVA Cole. Esther Swab. Cora seaman.
Geneva Breese. Maybelle Sayles. Minnie
Rose. Viola Walton. Gertie Oliver. FL
eanor Graves Lydia Bolton. Marion
Kendrick and Gabrielle Human.
ON MUURDoCK AVENUE.
\ very delightful party was given on
Thursday evening by Mss Garrett Culp
and Mrs. NJ c. Jones at the home or
Mrs Jones on East Murdoch avenue.
The evening was spent in playing panic
and finch. The prize was won by Mr..
Fred Ewing and Mrs Arch Gibson. while
Mr.. Arch Gibson carried away the BOBBY
Al late hour light refreshments were
served
Those present were: Misses Josie
Hoover. Margaret Warner. Ethel VII
bite Jennie Bobbit. LinRie Culp. Garneu
CuIp, Emma Ewing. Anna Ewing. Lucille
ClIp: Messrs Frank Cup Robert SUIT
ton. Kent Merry Charles Mason, Galen
Carrothers Of Mulvane: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hoover Mr. and Mrs Fred Ew-
inc. MFR. and Mrs Fred Shuman. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry white. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Glib
Mrs NJ c. Jones.
The students Of the Wichita Business
college gave Valentine social at the
college rooms at Halls Market street on
Friday evening last \ musical and
literary program was given. after which
NJ. and Mrs. St. Valentine. aTrayed IA
zaudv costumes. took charge 81 respec-
tive tables and recorded the gNesses oi
the guests in a contest. The successful
contestant. Mr. L, y. Watson, was
awarded handsome hand painted vaien-
tine as a prize.
Each guest was then given small
heart upon which he wrote his name and
exchanged with some young lady ihey
then presented these 20 St Valentine
and received the picture Of their supposed
future life partner.
They also received tickets which served
as n passport into tho room whore dainty
refreshments were served b. the ladies'
The program follows;
Selection ...-..-...-.--...-- i'.i''
piano Solo ..-.....-.... Miss shunebrickeE
Instrumental quartet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Plano Solo .....-.....-----.. Miss stanford
- Miss Lennon
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CHANGE OF NAME.

Mrs Boyce. assisted by Mrs BGrris.
Mrs Buckley. Mrs. Bell. Ms B1ckner
and Mrs Dr. Tngle. entertained last week
the LADIES q the ". r {. sealing so-riety
at her beautiful home OF RiTeTsi3e %
SQaldiaE street
\ very enjoyable tine was spent IN
p!eciag quilts aud doiag fancy WORK. Mrs
T7,7rEesser and daughter Eva favored the
ladies With several very +3ns selections q
music. after which the ladies' ~oted 70
change the uar7e Of their society TO
Patriotic Workers cf Garfield RELIEF
Iorps No a.
Refreshments we're then served ON
sising % sandwiches. pickles AID coffee
TIE ladies present zere. Mrs. Fandi1ee
Mrs Wendel. Mrs Croker. Mr. Crurz.
Yrs BurgesSeT. Mrs CreSEeli- Mrs. Lills
Mrs Leonard. Mrs. Beach. Srs Jsceoy.
Mrs. Dester. Mrs. Barnes Ars tarr
Mis- Murray. Mrs.. Ingi.s. Ma Buckley.
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4 MUSICALE.

a most pleasant and informal musicale
was enjoyed last Wednesday evening by
seventy-five guests at the home of Miss
Belle Haythorn on North Topeka avenue
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hollings-
worth of fremont. H.
Miss HaythOrn was assisted in enter
tanning by Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Haythorn,
Mrs. r. r Coates and Mrs. Harry Nc
Chung Mrs. W. l.. Thomas, Miss Edith
Bishop and Miss Nina Allen assisted in
serving a delicious luncheon after the
program.
The hearty encores displayed the guests
appreciation Of the beautifully rendered
numbers on the program, which was as
follows:
Country Dance-Piano Duett Nevin
Mrs. E. Higginson and Miss Clark.
Nearest Thou? ................. Tito Mattel
Mrs W. L. Thomas
Mrs. c. II. HattOn.
Trust Her Not-Vocal Duet NJ. W. Balfe
Mrs. Chas Yost and Mrs. Thomas.
Piano Duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Mrs. E. Higginson and Miss Clark.
The Charmed Cup .Roeckel
Mr.. Harry c. McClung.
Ecstacy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Luigi Arditi
Mrs. Charles Yost.
Romance Observation-Disclosures. Swendsen
MIR. Charles Higginson.
Mrs. Z. Higginson. Mrs. Stanley Jones
and Mrs. E. 7. Hollingsworth. accom-
panists-
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A VALENTINE PARTY.

The Alpha Theta Mu society. composed
of Wichita High school girls. gave a
Valentine party at the Phoenix Music
hall Friday afternoon. The hall was dec
GRATED in hearts and with rings. cosy
corners and cushions and presented a
pleasing appearance. The guests of the
occasion were Alpha Theta Mu alumni
and the new members of the society who
were recently Initiated
one feature of entertainment was the
writing of valentines and some Of the
results were very amusing, being inno-
cent of even an attempt at rhyme.
The partners for refreshment were
found by matching hearts. each heart
bearing the name of a pair OF famous
lovers. Henry the VIII. and his six
wives were there. Antony and Cleopatra.
Adam and Eve, etc.
After refreshments the rest of the tine
was spent with music. dancink and con
VerSatiOn
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FOR MISS DENNIS.

\ delightful luncheon of valentine
variety was given Wednesday by Miss
Anna Brown at her home on North
Lawrence avenue. Mrs. Robert Dennis
of ST Louis was the guest Of honor on
this occasion. The place cards were the
matched halves of valentines. The guests
were: Mrs. Robert Dennis, Mrs. Claud
Stanley. Mrs. Ike Goldsmith, Mrs Marie
Mofatt Mrs. 7. =. Kelso, Mrs. Fred
Little. Mrs Frank Davidson. Mrs. How
ard Wheeler, Mrs. c. Z. Fullington. Mrs.
Charles Englehart. Mrs J. Il. Hoffman.
Mrs b. r. Hull. Mrs. Walter Dyer. Mrs.
II. w. Hodge, Mrs. John Kelley. Mrs.
Hellar, Mrs. George Adams. Mrs Graham
Campbell. Mrs Paul Eaton. Mrs John
Bryan. Mrs Charles knorr. Mrs. w. r.
Morrison. Mrs W. 2. lines. Miss Daisy
Woods. Miss Ada Scott, Miss Abbie Potts.
Miss MCKibben.
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COWLEY-BLADES.

At the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. James Blades 219 Ellis avenue.
on February , occurred the marriage Of
their daughter, Grace Estelle, and Ralph
Monroy Cowley. Rev. a. \. Parker Of
the St Paul VI T. church oficlated.
Ny. and Mrs Cowley will be at home TO
friends after February Is at their resi-
dence. ga East Elm street
The bride Is q popular young lady Of
Wichita. who's many friends attest this
She has been raised here and proved her
self a worthy daughter of the Peerless
Princess.
Mr.. Covley is the son of the late John
Cowley and a young man 81 excellent
habits and industry
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Hypatia held a meeting at the home of
Mrs. @. G. Purdue Monday afternoon
Domestic science demonstrations were the
features of the meeting. In this work
Mrs. w. p Cleaveland was ably assisted
by Mrs viii Dixon. Cream of potato
soup, chicken pic, corn oysters. apple jell
and ginger snaps were demonstrated and
served and found very delicious by the
ladies' Those present were: Mrs. Fred
Beach. Mrs. Ransom Brown, Mrs. Louise
Burris. Mrs V. II. Branch, Mrs w. p.
Cleaveland Miss Carrie Cleaveland. Mrs.
William Chain. Mrs. j. G. Dorsey, Mrs.
J. l. Dyer. Mrs. T. NJ Deal. Mrs. w. c.
Edwards. Mrs Sarah Hersey, Mrs Eta
Hendee. Mrs D. Hereford Mrs. Carl Hi
barger Miss Genevra Jocelyn. Mrs. Joce-
Ign, Mrs. NJ. w KeIlar. Mrs. c. \. Mat
son, Mrs Charles Magill. Mrs. ]. E. Pc
trie, Mrs c. c. Purdue, Mrs. Irene Rick
ards. Mrs. Olive Reade. Mrs. Julia Rich
ards. Mrs II. G. Toler. Mrs. Erwin Taft,
Mrs Will Dixon, Mrs G. W. Brown. Miss
Eleanor Dixon. Miss Margaret Garwood
and Mrs Clark.
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rington, Street, Reed. Lehmanns Potts,
Lane, Hall, Norcross. Conklin, Robert
son. West, Garwood Martin, Fuller,
Brooks, Cogdel. Reese. Rix. Magiil,
Wirth. Battin, Lewis. Chapple. Wash
burn, Alley. Treva Alley. Allen, Knorr,
Barnes, Woods, Hill and Kendall.
e
\ LEAP YEAR PARTY
Seventy-five people enjoyed leap year
party Tuesday night at Hartman's hall
The hall was made most inviting by
feminine taste and handiwO-k
Mrs. Bamberger's orchestra was seat
ed on the stage and furnished music for
the evening. Light refreshments were
served by Misses katherine Miles and
Jean Williams The ladies acted as es-
corts. Among those to enjoy the even
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. Tnos. Molly. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Luling, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartls. Nr.
and Mrs. VIII Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iels. Mr. and Mrs c. Z. Cathcart, Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Mountain, Mr.. and Mrs. Peg
ram, Mr.. and Mrs. V. Ii. Branch. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd. Miss Human, Miss Donna
Fisher Miss Marie Berry, Miss Helen
Taylor, Miss Lillian Lewis, Miss Agnes
Davidson. Miss Grace McAdams. Miss
Edna Battin, Miss Cora Cogdell, Miss
Stafford of Des Moines. Miss Margie Eng
lish, Miss Minnie Drake. MISS Albertina
Bissantz, Miss May Speer, Miss Laura
DERRICK, Miss Mary DERRICK. Miss Grace
Colvin. Messrs. Pottinser. Lyons. Ker
nan, Brown. McNaughten. Turner, Leh-
man, Curtis. Walters. Denton, Speer, Hill,
Houck
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BY ROYAL NEIGHBORS.

A most delightful surprise was given
Mrs J. E. Fletcher, Monday by her
friends of Royal Neighbor Camp No. Az.
About two dozen guests gathered at the
Fletcher home, 1906 South Elizabeth ave-
nue., and after presenting a fine Royal
Neighbor pin to Mrs. Fletcher in token
of their appreciation of her services as
Past Aracle of the lodge, they proceeded
TO enjoy themselves spending the after
noon with music and recitations. Before
the guests departed light refreshments
We're served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Graham, Mr.. and Mis-. Bert
Fletcher, Mesdames Edna Gilmore, G. l..
Young, y. j. Stutsman. w w Stout,
E. Fowler, A. w Carr. Myrta Fletcher,
Sue Percifeld of Cleo. o. r, Misses Lau-
ra Graham. Kearns, Lille Fletcher,
Messrs. Claude Gilmore, Harry Younfi.
Carl Graham. Wesley Fletcher Attey
Fletcher. Alva Fletcher, Lawrence Flot-
cher, Harry Percifield of Cleo, o. I.