The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-21

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more Mr.. and Mrs Venton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bert, Mrs
Mary Grantz. Mrs Grantz, Miss Jennie
Bert, Miss Lucy Grantz, Mr.. Roy Ven
ton, Judge Milton.
THE WISTERIA CLUB.
The Wisteria club was entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ]. s. Daniels
at her home on University avenue Mrs.
II. T. Kramer and Mrs. Julius Luling
we're guests OF the club. The time was
pleasantly passed with whist at which
Mrs. o. w. Rinckel and Mrs. j. S. Dan
iels won the favors. The next meeting
will be with Mrs j. S. Lydell ar her
home at the corner eff Hydraulic and
Douglas avenues.
FOR a NIECE.
Mrs. MattoX entertained very informal
" on Thursday night at her home. 3l6
North Emporia avenue, complimentary TO
her niece Miss Fox of oklahoma City.
The evening was passed with games at
which Miss Lenker and Mr.. Price won
the prizes, which were a bouquet OF roses
and a box of candy. The guests were:
Misses Josephine Bowers. Addfe Baker.
Anna Lenker. and Miss Fox. and Messrs.
Roy Hennings, VIII G. Price. George
Frye Walter Hibarger and Geo. Barnes.
THE X. OF P. BALL.
A delightful social event of the week
was the bail on Thursday night given by
the Uniform Rank of the Knights of
Pythias at Garfield hall. The grand
march was led by the members of the
rank in full uniform with Captain ana
Mrs. o. +. Billinger. at the head The
evening was found TO be one unusually
pleasant by the one hundred guests.
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IMPERIAL CARD CLUB.
were the guests on Thursday afternoon
of Mrs. John Reynolds. Mrs. B. L.
Whitlock and Miss Shuler of ottawa, H..
were guests of the club. Mrs. Cliff Saw
yer and Mrs. Lon Williams were prize
winners. Mrs. Ed Gum will entertain
the ladies and their husbands at dinner
next Thursday evening.
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PENNA ASSOCIATION.
The Pennsylvania association. an or
ganization of former residents of the
keystone state. and their families. held
their regular quarterly meeting and BAN
quet at \. o. L. w. hall on South Main
street yesterday afternoon. The assoct-
ton numbers some 400. among them
some of the most prominent men and
women in this part of the state. While IL
was originally started as a county organ
ization. il now includes residents of all
southern Kansas. The association has
been in existence for about ten years and
these quarterly meetings have become big
events The hall was well filled yesterday
and was the scene of many small re-
unions and meetings Of old friends who
had not seen each other for years.
The part of the program which con-
iained most interest To many of the at
tendants was the banquet, which was
prepared BY the lady members of the or
ganization in true Pennsylvania style,
and ample justice was done thereto.
The meeting was presided over yester-
day by Col. 1. j. Weaver. who In neat
address welcomed the members. and 1h-
following musical and literary programs
was carried out:
Miss Nellie Rutter and Miss Faith
Laudenslager rendered duet on piano
and violin in an artistic manner. which
was encored.
An address BY Hon John d. Davis, full
OF "reminiscences OF the old state. was
listened 10 with great interest. John IS
at his best when talking Of his old home,
and he had an appreciative audience yes
terday.
Misses Alice Blum and Ruth Mckee.
two little girls. then sang a duet IN very
sweet tones.
Mrs. y. E. DeRoss was called upon ana
made a short address.
Colonel" Blum responded II calls with
few remarks which were fun Of Wit
and caused great laughter
Misses Ritter and IAudensIager then
rendered a duet. FOR the Blue .Junisfs
7 Am Longing which MAS aPplsuded IS
pecially hy former residents Of that beau :
tiful valley.
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