Wichita eagle., 1889-01-27

ma Rossler, W. S. Shepherd and Alice
Little, c. E. Sawyer and Lydia English. L.
Chas. Miller and Grace Jewett. W. H.
Fogg and Matilda Ross, J. A. Allison and
Mable Sandefur, T. J; Cossett and Anna
Hays, A Albert and E it'll Albert, Geo. Z.
Gardner and Reneuta Ross, j. W. Gray
| and Blanch Brandon, j. i. Mead and
| Mary Hail. Bruce Priddy and Cora Gray.
Scott Beal and Maud English and Messrs.
E. Phillips, II. o. Schiller, X. H. Chap
man, H. NJ. Vielle.
Miss Mosceline Baldwin entertained
| the Piano club at her home on South Law
renee last Monday afternoon. The pro-
and all the parts well rendered The pro-
gtam:
kamennoi-Ostrow Albumde portraits,
OPP. 10, No. % ............. .Rubenstein
Mrs. George L. Strong.
Mrs S. G. Winch
(a( kleln's Prfeludien. Bach
Mrs. 4. w. Mccoy.
Scherzo Prof. Metcalf
Mrs. Dave Hays.
Mrs. j. D. Hewitt.
ta) food Night LCeSchen
OBJ Senate Pathetique, LIST movement,
Beethoven
Miss Mosceline Baldwin.
Miss Gertrude Lack gave fancy dress
party at her home in Fairview, Friday
| evening, which quite excelS anything in
the younger society Of the season. Besides
the excitement that is attendant with such
a gorgeous company, sweetmeals, games,
ETC., added greatly to the enjoyment of the
occasion. The guests were arrayed as
follows: Miss Daisy Mason. queen of fairy
folk all; Alice Van Ness, Night: Sarah
Foster, ice maiden, Myrtle Sluss, flower
girl; Grace McAdams, fairy queen; Kate
Junkermann, Caprice: Mary Mclean,
Clio ida; Carrie Winants, Marie Antoin-
cite; Edith Moffit gypsy queen; Margaret
| knorr, Alsaclan peasant; Lottle New
comb. Swiss peasant; Maize Alley, Undlne
Gertie Thomas, tamborine girl; Claude
| Alley, hidaigo; Ben Annawalt, a prince;
VIII Jones, civilized Hottentor;
Charles knorr, tennis; VIII Lauck,
a jockey; Fritz Lewis, Ben-Hur; Howard
Burr Thomas, Folly; Levi Rank, daupbin;
Omrah Alley; Clyde Forde Henry Hamil-
ton, Tom Newcomb, Hense Lauck, Dan
Hammond and Ed Woodcock, all of them
decidedly dudish.
One of the most elaborate luncheons to
ladies was that given by Mrs. II. K. Far
mum, at 126 South Emporia avenue, Thurs
day afternoon, in honor OF Mrs +. w.
II rbert (nee Miss Fannie Hanscome) The
every particular. The rooms were very
tastefuily decorated and looked exceed
ingly pretty under gas light and the soft
/ light of lamps. The tables presented de-
| hghtful appearance decorated with loose
! flowers and lights, and nothing was lack
ing in refreshments to satisfy and please
the most fastideous. Beautiful hand
painted souvenir favors were placed at
each cover, the work OF the hostess Mrs.
Farnum received her guests charmingly
and was attired in a beautiful pink tea
gown trimmed in silver. Mrs. Herbert
! the bride of two weeks, assisted with
charming grace and looked exceptionally
| beautiful in a pure white Grecian tea
gown braided with gold. Mrs, Farnums
/ reception will ny be remem bered one
! OF the most p eaSant social events OF the
season, carrying with 1t the pleasure she
( has given Wichita ladies of meeting Mrs.
/ Herbert, who is on of the most charming
/ brides who has ever been taken from our
/ beautiful city.
The hes esS and Mrs. Herbert were I'M
RENTING in attention to their guests
! among whom were: Mrs. w. b. Hans
combe, Mrs. w. j. Corner, Mrs. g. F.
Richards, Mrs. f. &. Smyth, Sr., Mrs. F.
T. Furlong, Mrs. judge B!adweil, of
! Chicago, Mrs. George Strong, Mrs. W.
! b. Todd, Mrs ID. c. Walker, Mrs. w w
| Johnston. Jr, Mrs G. ". Clement, Mrs
! Z. 7. Brewer, Mrs. L. c. Wilson, Mrs. A.
". Merrill, Mrs. ". +. Stan'ey. Mrs. l.. A.
Walton, Mrs. j. o. Davidson, Mrs. | I.
West, Mrs. j. A. Talmadge, Mrs. q. L.
/ Rouse, Jr., Mrs. \. c. knight, Mrs. II. +,
! knight, Mrs. w. 5. Corbett. Mrs. II. I.
| Kramer, Mrs. Kos. Harris, Mrs. C. A Vaa
/ Ness. Mrs. f. W. Waller, Jr., Mr.. G. j.
Adams. Mrs. B. II. Campbell, Mrs. J. j.
| Hackney, Mrs. H. B. Lewis, Mrs. Judge
Little, Mrs l.. B. Ferrell Mrs c. w.
II
Houston, Mrs. C. w Davis, Miss NJ. Pond.
Mrs. f. Lee Hall, Mrs. A. l.. Crawford,
Mrs. r. B. Threlkheld, Mrs. A. WinchI
Mrs. A. H. Bell, Mrs. J. f. Harris, Mrs. J.
f. Reese. Mrs. H. A. Clifford, Mrs. G. w.
Darling, Mrs. NJ. ;. Human, Mrs. w. 5.
ray, Mrs 5. Winch, Mrs. c. G. McCui-
Tough, Mrs. E. L. Slade, Mrs. j. w. Par
sons, Mrs. l.. T. Sherwood, Mrs. W. II.
Shorey
The following program was well rea-
dered by the Emersonian society of the
high school last Friday afternoon:
song .-..,..'-..'' ;....... .:...;;...
Recitation. .......Young America PInafore
Rose Westgate.
Essay ............... Thos Edison
Recitation. The Word That Was Not
Too Late. ..Nettie Slayden
Essay ....Ch Character Building
Lloyd Eldridge.
Recitation INTERCHANGEABLE Last Hairpin
Gay Neale.
Instrumental Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
Maggie Woody, Anna Burr
Essay. ........-...-........Li Literary
Ollie Clayton.
Recitation. ..Artie's Amen
Minnie Dewey
Lena Cogdell.
First Half of pauPr ChaS pierDouf
Essay. ................ Clark Benbow
Essay "A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
Eva Minnich.
Recitation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pied Piper
Clara Brown.
SonS-.--.-....- ......'....-.....
Essay ...-.- .'..NOurdge
Cora kinkel.
Recitation. The Fireman's Story
BERTHE Fisk.
Essay .....................Li Little Things
Katie Smith.
Instrumental Solo. Sadie Smith
Recitation. the Main Track
Cora Latham.
Essay Queer Names
Pearl Rogers.
Second Half of Paper. Fannie Hayden
Essay .................-..Ch as. SchleslDger
Instrumental Solo. .Osie Eoy
Essay -Oene Mccoy
Mrs. DR. L. F. Sherwood and daughter.
Miss Lulu Sherwood, who have been
spending the winter at Los Angeles the
guests of Mrs. c. B. Holden, returned last