Wichita eagle., 1888-04-08
Miss Dubois department. at the Lewis

! DEBATE .MuSsIlan anu dalnliton
| Quintette.
Misses Pattie, Larimer, Harris. Dean,
Caldwell,
1 Reading Joe Lemon
| Recitation. ..............-...Na Nathan Cook
Essay Agnes Croskey and ollie Reese
/ Reading. Observation-Disclosures. VIII Harris
VOCAL SOLO. ..-............-....M MISS Dunn
/ JafSO0
Mable Martin. Annie Croskey, Anna
Wilson, Ida Reese, Mary Rutan Eva
Dewey.
| Last Tuesday evening the "Sunhower"
euchre club was entertained by Miss Lena
Rossler at her elegant home on North Wa
ter street. Miss Rossler enjoys the reputa-
ton of being one OF the most charming
hostesses in the city and Tuesday evening
| she well sustained the reputation she has
won heretofore at her numerous entertain
| mentS
| Card playing began at 0 o'clock and
| closed promptly at 1879. Many of the
| young ladies who have been SO unfortun-
| ate as not to win prize throughout the
series of games worked doubly hard in
| order to capture one of the head prizes on
| this occasion.
| To Miss Matte Fabriqne and Mr.. Harry
| Lesh fell the head prizes and to Miss Lena
! Rossler and DR.. T. Lloyd Gosh the boobies.
| After card playing was over most
delightful luncheon was served. Dancing
! was next in order, and all the members of
| the club being fopd ofthis kind of amuse-
ment, participated till quite a late hour.
This being the last meeting of this pop
ular club. Miss Del Baynum, the president
| of the club, was called upon for speech
| to which she responded in a few appropri-
! ate remarks. The club then adjourned
and the popular ''Sunfowern ceased TO ex-
| ist. Among those present were: Misses
| Del Baypum, Nina Hilton, Matte Fab
rique, Emma McClees, Annie and Lena
Rossler, and Messrs b. L. Keenan,, Harry
Lesh. B. Nostrom Priddy. Chas. Curtis,
! Drs. T. Lloyd Gosh and w. D. McClees.
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! Song by school. From Highlands I Come
J Recitation. Protection vs.. Free Trade
Ray Taylor.
| Essay Coral
Fredonia Clifford.
| Recitation. .Mollie Had Little Ram
Claudin Brown.
| First half of paper. .........O lando Hobson
| Ins. Duet. Lulu Sheppard and Maggie
Guthrie.
| Recitation Little Shoes Reformer
Florence Foster.
Essay. ....................Cu Curiosity
Hattie Cox.
Quartette Maggie Guthrie Misses Ma
this and Minnie Lane.
Second half of paper. ....... Bertha Mathis
Recitation. .................P Poor Little Joe
Jessie Lewellyn.
Essay. ...-...............G Graduates OF 1885
Florence Mccoy.
Recitation. At the Foot of the Cross
Ida Auchmody.
Report of Critic. Maggie Guthrie
Song by School.
The above programme was carried out
by the Crescent society at the high school
Friday afternoon.
The usual meeting of the Shakespeare
society was held on Wednesday evening
at the residence of G.. W. Ceilings. at 4i2
west Central. Owing to diversity of en-
tartainmentS on the same evening only a
few members responded to the roll call
The disposal of miscellaneous business and
the admission Of two applicants for mem
bership, by suspension of the rules, was
attended to before the reading began.
Act 4, Of Gas You Like It," was the sub
ject for dissection. and was disposed Of in
an unusually instructive manner. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs. Hall:
at 40 west Central, where the last act of
AS You Like tt viii be read and the en-
tire play revised.
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The tea given by Mrs. Alfred Basley
last Friday evening in honor of Mrs. +. H.
Morrison, was perhaps the greatest little
affair among the social events of the sea-
son. The small number of guests detract-
ed not in the least from the enjoyment &C
companying the occasion and the tea, the
menu of which is given below, has not for
daintiness and culinary perfection been
equalIed IN Wichita. 1t is:
MENU.
Bouilon. Pate viz de Fean Ia Financiere.
EscaIloppes de yea AUX petits pois.
Shrimp salad. Ice Cream.
Fruits and Cakes
The guests were Mrs " E. Stanley.
Mrs. VI. VI. Murdoch, Mrs. George knorr,
Martin HelIar, Miss Isabella Brander, Mrs
J. II. Black, Mrs. Julia Junkermann.
Mrs. w B. Todd. Mrs. Al Biting and
Mrs McMynn, Of Madison. The table was
decorated in ferns and spring violets. the
service was ali of Royal Worcester, and in
no particular was anything left unattended
TO which would add TO the perfection of
the board, whether as regards appearance,
culinary or otherwise.
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Last wednesday evening Miss Birdine
Davidson, assisted by Miss Gail Caldwell,
received at Miss DavidsoD's home on North
Topeka 1t is seldom that the Davidson
mansion is opened up TO the young people
Of the city, but when il is general good
time is anticipated In accordance with the
above at the last reception good sized
crowd of merry young people assembled IN
response 10 as many invitations. The
evening was passed In many pastiInss and
the guests all report the entire evening q
success Those present were Misses Sei-
lie Morrison, Julia Clement, Stella Rus
sell. Mamie Meade, Emma McCleese, Love,
Schenck. Love, Gray, Emma MetIee, VII
Hams and Pail and Messrs- o. 81. Buck
ner. Prot. Reach. Chas. Miller, Bunnie
Meade, Harry Lesh, W L Sargent, DIR.
McClees, Geo. W. Clement, McFadden.
Robinson, Champion. Oscar DeLoag.
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The much talked marriage Of Mrs. Tin
merry ard Mr.. Lee Jerome is, perhaps,
more romantic than Mrs Grundy sup
posed On ore hand Mrs Zinaueriy is
young. pretty and rich and on the ether