The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-26

Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs A. T. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Al
len, Mr. and Mrs. L. 7. Even, Judge and
Mrs Laucke, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Jackson,
Coen, Mrs. Parker Smith, Mrs. vickery.
Mrs. Frizell, Mrs. E. II. Chamberlain, of
Kingman; Miss Baynum, the Misses Potts,
Miss Burlington, of Kingman; Miss G.
Laucke. Miss E. Orr, Mr.. B. Allison. Mr..
Mr. G. Pacey, Mr.. King Mr. F: Jones.
B. Glaze, Nh: w. Fouts, Mr.. F. Mancourt
and Mr.. W. Lauck.
The Kings Daughters Of the Unitarian
church gave dime social at the residence
of DR.. Martin, All Sherman avenue, on
last Tuesday evening. Progressive high,
five. tiddle-de-winkss, billiards and pool
Beatrice Rich presided at the piano and
the many choice selections rendered by
Miss Rich were greatly enjoyed by all.
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs Crayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Child, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Eames, Mr.. and Mrs. G: w. Foster, Dr..
and Mrs. C. E. Martin. Mesdames T. S.
Dun, o. Read. Duffield, P. L. Sisson Hull
burt Misses Hulburt, Emma McCleese,
Eva Turner, w. Mccullough, l Bryon,
Fay Packer, L. Hamilton, B. Child. A.
Hays d. Baymun. Blanche Martin,
Clara Jeserick, Edith Tush, F. Rhone, E.
Dresser. Rupert, Day, Sisson, Hill, Lulu
Faster, Messn. Eugene Shipper, J. w.
Adams, L. F. Fryberger, B. B. Sisson, II.
S. WEIGH, A. R. Sonkey. Ed w. Carter,
w. L. Stnrdevent, L. Burns, Walter
Scott, G. W. Faster, j. r. H. Child. Jr.
social SUCCESS.
The Wichita valhalla held its second
evening reception Thursday evening, with
Miss NJ Dickey. 1903 Riverview avenue.
| The reception was a success in every way.
Progressive high five and tiddledewlnks
were the games of the evening. Lunch
was served at 10 O'Clock. The Dew Drop
club invited by the hostess completely
surprised all the members Of the Valdalla
| by putting in appearance just before lunch
and rendering their sweet music during
the remainder of the evening. After lunch
| Mr. Eugene Shipper favored the club with
vocal selection, for which he received
hearty encore and responded with another
selection. Miss Galloway then favored
the club with piano solo. which was we'll
rendered. After which the party adj
| journed to the vacant rooms in the fiat
next door. and spent the rest of the even
| ing in dancing The following persons
were present: Misses SESSION. j. NJ. Mel
linger, l.. Hinkle, L. Vennard, Emma
Tusch, A. Galloway, Edith Tusch, Kate
Vennard, Fl. Cohen, E. Burgette. B. Hirsh,
NJ. Dickey, 1. B. Martin, J. Vennard, Mes
Sis. Bert Sission, j. Caldwell. Lauie Ger
l. Deatrick, H: H. Burdell, Hartle L.
| Burns, F. D. Alley, F. NJ. Dickey, D. A.
Evans. The Valhalla will meet next
Saturday afternoon with Miss f. Sission,
2co7 Hancock avenue, WestSide.
At the High school Friday afternoon the
Emersonian society was ''behind the foot
EDhtSp wifi intorostipp nr9nr of
cises. The Rotations, essays and select
readings were good. The paper by Nina
Hall and Adhesion Furlory was quite SEN
sational and newsv. The instrumental
solos and duets were charming. The cor
net solo by Lee Carbet, with Lucy Guth
audience "MistleLoe Tough" in panto- |
mime by Lulu Lewey, and recited by Min
ME Dewey, was fine exhibition of study, |
expression and grace of gesticulation. Fol- |
lowing is the program:
Song. Observation-Disclosures. BY School |
Mary Pope.
Everett Batell
Reading. ........ The Barons Last Boauet |
Ira Minnick.
Instrumental Solo. ............. Cora Lord |
Essay. ............Cr Critic on Spring Poetry
B. Doffermeyer.,
Lewis Brown.
vocal Oolo Minnie SpuSlnel
heaolnS.. .......... EmerSOnlan
Nina Hall.
Essay. Country Life
Florence Fuller.
Reading. The 32nd Day
Birdie Fisk
Instrumental Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
.........Jamie and Blanch Mccartney
Recitation. .............. An Island Prince
A. Bizzant.
meaning. ....-..--.::.-: Emersonlan
Atherton Furlong.
Instrumental Solo. ......-: Alice Payne
Pantomime. ............. Mistletoe Bough
Lulu and Minnie Dewey
Cornet Solo. Lee Corbet
Instrumental Solo. Dora Martin
Song. .............:... by School
A very unique and highly enjoyable
literary and musical entertainment was
given Monday evening in the South Law
renee Avenue Christian church. The
church was we'll filled and the close in
terest of the audience through the whole
evening testified to the worth of the per- ,
Torrance. George Powers Mckee was
the handsome little master of ceremonies,
and with an easy self-possession that
would have done credit to his superior in ,
years, he made the announcements as fol- ,
lows:
Prayer. Observation-Disclosures. DIR. Hoss
Concert Recitation. ..... .Maclaine's Child
Misses frankie Mckee and Fay Packer. I
Recitation. .............Th The Polish Boy g
Miss limo Creditor. 7
Vocal Solo-The Dream. = ..... Wellings =
Miss Nellie McPhrson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Blessing that Cameby the Train I
Miss Eda Kemp. L
Music. Vocal solo f
Mr. ShipDap Eucoro 4.
How Rubenstein Played the Piano 9
Mrs. Z. NJ. Lawrence Encore.
Song-I am a Little Mountain Maid L
Encore-The Song that Reached Ny O
Heart. ..................Ju Julian Jordan I
Mrs. f. P. Hovey. +
Jane Conquest
Miss Anna Boyd.
song: ......... Mr.. Walden u
Poem. o
.......... Through Motherhood TO God il
Mrs. +. L. Shaffer f
Recitation. The Amen Corner 4
Mrs J. NJ Mckee
Guitar Solo. Mr.. Welsh |
Music. ..................So Society Quartette
a This is the first of series of entertain /
nents the class proposes giving. s
An immense crowd Of music lovers at I
ended the free concert given at Shaw's b
music house last night. The music was
furnished by Shaw's orchestra, and was
thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated by all
Maybe we forget from year to year, but .
his seems spring of wonderful bloom. i
everything bloomed from the prairie vio- i
cts and dandelions to the tall cottonwoods
md spreading elms. The fruit bloom has }