The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-13

| Myers, Maud Wolff and Miss Nixon
Messrs. Eph and VIII Hoffman, Maurice
Viele, Ben Glaze and Charles McCabe.
|
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was q social given by Mrs. W. Dill
| at her home, $50 South EmbOria. Her
! large and spacious parlOrs were filled with
| young people bent on having a good time
| with high five, games and dancing and
| music The hours soon few by and each
went home hoping she soon would have
another Those present We're: Clara Al
mOnd, Elsie Martin, Dora Martin. Ella
Seets, Matte Ferrel Gay Neal, Fannie
| Wilson, Allie Merton, Ada Raker, Eric
! Harlan, Hugh Harlan. Theo. SOpenfeld
Fred Concklin, NJ. Reynold, Jones, Nc
Grifford, Knatzer,
Wednesday evening at the residence of
! Mr.. G. \ Major, 9O5 North Topeka. Mr.
| SOseph II. Jnckson and Mrs Matilda J.
Atchison. Rev. ;. l.. Hamilton officiating
! The wedding was private, only relatives
and few intimate friends Of the parties
/ were present. Presents were numerous
| and costly. The company was handsomely
| entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Major
| The parties are both well known and
! popular, and have the congratulations of
/ host of friends who wish them a happy
/ and successful career. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaak-
/ son viii reside on the corner of Rochester
! One of the most unique and charming
! entertainments of the season was the
| Peach Blossom Tea given by the Cook
| ing club. at the residence of Miss Gertrude
| Lauck last evening. The house was artis-
| tically decorated with peach blossoms, and
! the affair was, as usual. a great success.
! The honcred guests were Misses Bess Dag
ner, Gertrude Moore. Katherine Junker-
man, Caroline Rebecka Fox, Hattie Pearl
/ Skinner. Beatrice Thomas, Leslie Fox.
Eudora VI. Woods, Kathleen Green, Elvie
| Walker and Charlie NcAdams, Willie
! Lynch. TOmmie Newcomb. Shermie Skin
uer, Eddie Campbell. Robbie Sweet, Harry
Dunbar, George Chapman and Willie
Hungate.
The Young Peoples society of Christian
EndeavOrs of the First Presbyterian
church held a very pleasant social at the
church parlors last Wednesday evening.
The social element IN endeayOr work was
practically illustrated, and was much en-
jOyed by all the members present The
following program was rendered.
l. Invocation.
.. Instrumental solo, Miss GuiOn
3. Paper, II. w. Rule.
4. Piano solo, Mrs. j. D. Hewitt.
>. Fifteen minute business meeting.
6. Instrumental solo, Miss Lulu Sher-
wood.
:. Paper. ''The Young Woman in
Christian EndeavOr Work, y Miss George.
S. Double quartet, Harvest Moon"
Misses Caldwell, Williams, McClung and
Bingham, Messrs. Townsend, Holcomb,
Miller and Kershaw.
9. Male quartet.
Miss Eva Ridgeway, of 5lOEast Williams
street, was the recipient of a very pleasant
surprise from number of friends on Mon
day evening, the 9TH instant, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birthday. The
surprise was a perfect success, the guests
assembling at the store Of \. {. RidgeWay
and going en- masSe to the house took Miss
K. by storm, till for once she was at Il loss
for words, but soon recovered her equani-
nifty and proved herself equal to the occa-
sion. High five, conversation and good
time III general filled up the evening. At
a late hour an elegant lunch was served,
and when the guests departed in the first
hours of the morning, many hearty wishes
OF health, wealth and happiness were left
with the hostess. Among he guests were
Miss Margie Shew, of Washington Court
House, Ohio, Mrs Ireland, OF EmpOria,
Mrs II. \. AmidOn, of gainesville, Ohio,
Miss Mary Bricker, Nellie AmidOn. Mrs.
A. II. Ward, Messrs. T. +. MCMechan. ID.
Neekin, a. II. Ward, 5. B. AmidOn and \.
G. Ridgeway.
The new piano club. composed of Mrs.
\. c. Knight, Mrs. r. T. Savin, Mrs. 7. \.
Buckner, Mrs. 5. $ Noble and Miss Savin,
gave a recital at the residence Of Mrs
day evening. The following is the pro
gram:
Pastoral symphony Beethoven
Mrs Knight and Mrs Buckner
a. Bohemian Polka. .Rubinstein
I b. Minuet BOcherini. Josetfy
Mrs. Savin
Reading from German Letters of Amy
Fay ...................Re Rev. r. 7. Savin
Serenata. Observation-Disclosures. .MOsllOWski
Mrs. BuckneT.
Menuet. Observation-Disclosures. .MOS6Owskl
Miss Carrie Savin.
song 0" NJ, :' x G KNIGHT 'ho0yn
POlOnaiSe. .......................Ch Chopin
Mrs. S. S Noble
Menuet. ..........-.....-.... .PadereWSkl
Mrs Knight.
After the recital refreshments were
served
The dancing party given by Mrs. J.. d.
Skinner Thursday evening In honor of her
guest. Miss Butler, Of Cheyenne, must
have been Il great success, because every
body who was there is talking about it and 1
telling all the features in a round of super
latives and asserting and cOmplmenting
the taste with which it was conducted F.
Everyth hing was perfection if we are TO be |
iieve the guests They We're Mr. and Mrs. /
Oscar Smith, Misses GENEVA .IoCelyn. /
Grace Hill. Mamie Mead, Mabel Balance. /
Iignon Niele, Matte HabriQue. NallIe 1
Old, Green. Rea WOOdmhn, Ida. May and
Pearl Skinner. Grace jewett, Newcomb, /
Mccullough, Bessie Ryder. Lulu Anawalt, /
Mable Clements Ellie Wright, Grove, /
Maude Pratt, and Anna MuIvcy and /
Nessers Bruce Pruddy, II. J. Haguey, .
Robert Rodgers. Fred Sweet, Charles
Allen. Harry Holt, VIII Hoffman. Oscar
De Long, Richardson, Edward Carver .
Peck. c. V. Topping, Maurice Niele. Eph /
Hoffman, Joe Carey. sherman Skinner I
w. McClees, Russell, Grant Woodman j
and George Allison,
The Mozart conservatory recital. which .
was announced for last Tuesday evening .
at the Garfield university. was postponed .
on account of the storm until next Mon /
dav evening April Il. when il viii be given .
nj the university, beginning at o'clock. !
The public are cordially invited 10 attend. /
The following Is the program, which con-
sists entirely OF pianotorte compositions:
BerceuSe, op. 3. ...-.--. ..-.- MoszkowsH 4
Miss Eva Gill. /
mpromptu (Rosamundel op. 142. 49,,
Observation-Disclosures schubert
Miss Dora Woods
a. Fantasia Impromptu &c sharp minor .
b. Waltz in minorl..... .......Chopin
Miss Jessie Clark
Variations. op. 5t..............Ne ndeISShon
Miss Emelia BirSantZ
. l. Africaine, Illustrations. -......-.-..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Neyerbeer-Raf +
Miss Nora Inglish
Audante in f...-.......-.-.......B Beethoven
Miss Georgia Mccoy,
1 Wedding march and fairies music.
from Midsummer Nights Dream.
......... -........... -AlenGelsshOu-IiSZT