The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

And we all felt wiser-better.
As our friendA we bads adiec.
Do YOU question where GaIs
In q corner she Was watching:
| She will not unfold the tale
IT'S for you to do the catching;
| In a tr!ce away she ran
| Catch her, sisters II yoI eau.
| Miss Lena Richards very pleasantly
entertained number of friends on Thur
day evening to a Soap Bubble Party"
| The guests were the Misses Pratt, Dagner,
Fabrique, Young, Cohen. Susie Richards,
Wright, Clement, May. Chapman, Bal.
Carey of Cleveland, O., Carey, McClees,
Baynum, Larimer Skinner, Thomas and
Ryder, and Messrs. Gordon. Hettinger,
Parmelly. Skinner, Anawalt, Boone. Hag-
ney. Yocum. Criley, Osborne, Shepard,
Chapman, Hammann. PriddN Sargent,
Carey. Sweet, Mead. Glaze, Jones, Hof-
man, McClees, VieIe and Hoffman
Miss Beatrice Thomas entertained the
Dominant Seventh club yesterday after
noon. The following program was given:
Impromptu op 90. Chopin
Miss Elvie Walker.
Sonata op 4 ~; No: psa., st;na.r Beethoven
Impromptu No. Schubert
Miss Lena Richards.
Miss Mabel Larimer.
| OlThou Sublime Sweet Evening Star, Liszt
Miss Dora Woods.
| Whispering Winds. .......... WOllenhaupt
| Miss Beatrice Thomas.
| -
The Epworth league literary and debat-
| ing society held their regular meeting last
| Wednesday evening in the lecture room of
the First NJ. E. church. Owing to the in
clemepcy of the weather the attendance
was not as large as usual. The following
program was rendered in very creditable
manner:
Vocal solo. r. L. Barrackman
Recitation. Miss Minnie Dewey
Duet. ... Misses Weaver and Adams
A parliamentary drill'' was INDUCED
in which provoked considerable merri-
ment. The following program will be
rendered on next Wednesday evening.
March 25.
Music Male Quartette
Recitation. Miss Anna Boyd
Paper ...... Miss Minnie Stever
Instrumental duet Miss Maggie Woody
An''i uiien''i ""o0 Miss Anna Burr.
| Debate-Resolved, That the government
should loan money on real estate security
at low rate of interest.
Afirmative-H. S. McMichael, W. NJ.
Grove.
Negative-C. Fay Martin, John NJ.
| Kinkel
! The following drogram was rendered by
the Shakespeare Literary Society of the
sixth grade, Webster school, March 90.
| 1891:
Song: ...... .:.................. School
Reading of the minutes. ........ Secretary
| Roll call.
| Items of news
Recitation. The Vain Macaw
Glade Larimer
Recitation. - The Blacksmith's Daughter
Miss Belle Howard
| Impersonation OF Napoleon Bonaparte
VERNE Dyer
Recitation-The Youth Who Played
Before He Looked. $500. Jas. Woodland
Reading-A Struggle with a Stove
Pipe. ..........-. .... Delos Woods
Recitation-Three Leaves from Boys
Diary Evelyn Imbodep
's'i''''0 Jesse McCiees
Recitation. Honest Deacon Gray
Fred Smith
Essay. Wild Beasts in India
Annie Leudi
THE Webster Advocate" .....
Jessie McKinnon, Editor
Recitation. .....................Th The Report
Mable Stoutmeyer
Essay. ...............W William Shakespeare
Bertha Myers
Reading ............Th The Wrangling Pair
Efiie Kaufman
Reading The Irish Letter
Maud VanDsnson
Reading ....................B Big, ii Possible
Elmer Reese
Little Florence Kaufman was present
and recited very entertainingly
MAUD RIX, President.
TEpNrr nyEP Secretary
The "Old People present at Miss Lucy
Ford's children's dress party on Thursday
evening probably never witnessed pref
tier scene, or were they ever guests at
children's party that began and ended so
pleasantly and successfully. 1t was given
by Miss Ford to the members of her
friends, and large audience was present
Never did children look prettier, little
tots in fancy costumes, all on pleasure
bent. Never did they seem happier, and
certainly never did little ones go through
the many different dances with more grace
and so near perfection-and never did any
one receive such well deserved applause
as they when going through the grand
march. led by the tiniests of the tots and
that to without an error. The little girls
in bright colors and tasty combinations
fashioned in the prettiest styles,
the little boys also attired in
fancy dress, one little gentleman appear
ing in a regulation full dress suit. From
the finish of the grand march until II
o'clock the floor was given up entirely to
the children, after which the old folks
were invited to participate. Twas scene
not to be forgotten soon. The happiness
derived by the children from Miss Lucy's
party, as they called ii, will be remem-
bered by them with pleasure for many a
Har 'hc Of hA nd ba
many compliments given the children for
their dancing was certainly fitting COM
pliment to Miss Ford's ability as a teacher
The little ones present were: Lizzie Noble,
May Antrim, George Parr, Annie
Braitsch. Lottie Newcomb, Nellie Arey.
May Hatfield. Stella Alendifer. Lottie
Murphy, Lizzie Newcomb, Jessie Christie
pher, Albertine Bissantz, Flora Millison.
Josie English. Mosceline Daisy, Clara
Norris. Lillian Lewis, Albertina Schnitz-
Ter. Nellie Young, Pearl Murdoch, Birdie
Ford. Gertie Speers, Pearl Zimmerly, Ida
Palmer, Fernie Smith, Stella Wilson,
Myrtle Hinton, Susie and Eva Hatfield.
Westgate. Fay Packer, Mile
aud Gertie Hays. Inez and limo
Creditor Lefty Stout. Lizzie Hamilton,
Jessie Bryan. Msble and Flora Nillison,
Margie and Kate English. Carl Frank,
Robbie Breckenridge. Josie Aldendifer,
Jimmie English, Fred and Jim Bsrkhimer.
Walter Burton. Chas Crosby, Dan Nc
kinnon. Archie Cogsdell, BERTHE Rogers,
Eddie Arey. Chas Graves. Roy Antrim.
Fred Penny, Chas Campbell. Robt. Camp
bell. Chas. O'Neil. Amos Burr, Robbie
Ford. Claudio Cook Charlie Stewart
little Ernie Collins, Ike Lyons, Archie
Alexander. Darrell Denny. Among the
young people was noticed Misses Laura
Tilley. Maud English, Nellie Roberts,
Cora Ford, Maud Cobb, Messrs. Ned Lari-
Iner Clarence Sluss. Edwin Gross. Edgar