The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10

Wichita.
in point OF attendance and personnel
~ well as costumes the bali given by
the travelling men at the Auditorium
FRIDAY evening was one of the swell
events of the social season in Wichita.
The Wichita council of the associa-
lion of Commercial Travellers is al
ready famous for its hospitality and the
ball Friday evening adds 10 their 12u-
rels The floor of the big room was
crowded with the fairest of the fair
of the city and the costumes lent d
gayety and a color to the Auditorium
that the edifice has not seen before.
The grand march was particularly
Imposing and the stately figures ana
pompous curves and twists OF the time
honored preface to ball gave the on
lockers as well as the dancers ample op-
port.Inity TO see all of beauty and Dress
that the assemblage had to display
Mr.. EngIehart and Miss Clayton led
the grand march which began after
broke up into d whirling waltz. The
about O'Clock, and Immediately after
programs were the souvenirs and before
The night was through twenty dances
had beer whiried away.
that the edifica had not seen before.
IF pieces was ON hand Mr.. VIII Ford
lad charge of the dancing. The floor
and other committees acquitted them
selves with honor Later in the even
sng "A supper, which is said 10 nave
been SunlptuouS was served
ATE HEAVENLY HASH.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Z. e. Beech
entertained the Cooking club Oyster
ratties. chocolate and heavenly hash
were upon the menu which was eX-
reedinglv dainty. The guests Were:
Mrs. Phelps Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Muir
ray of Guthrie, O. T., Mrs. George Me
Kjbben. Of Mt Pleasant, Ia, Mrs. w
H. Kendrick and Mrs Alexander. OF
J,arned. The members in attendance
jncIuded Mesdames Ralph Millison, O.
y. Barnes. George Hartman, W. D.
Cleveland James Todd. q. 9. Strong,
Finlay Ross, N A. English. F. Coen,
a. V Alexander, L. Il. SpanSler G. A
Leland. Il. Fl. Campbell, Z. V Ferguson
and Miss Lucia Drain.
TEA TO MRS. HILL.
Friday afternoon Mrs. j. L. Dyer en-
4entained to tea for Mrs. Hill of Coun-
ell Bluffs. The tables were under gas
light and looked very pretty. The
menu was:
Oyster Pates Long Branch Waters
Pickles
Pressed Chicken Potato Salad
Lemon Jelly
ice Cream Cake
Coffee Waters
The guests were: Mrs. ". II. Hard
ing. Mrs Steele. Mrs 5. r.. Nelson, !
Mrs. Pittinger. Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs Alex |
ander. Mrs. L. NJ Richardson, Mrs |
hartman, Mrs. F. II. Brook, Mrs. Rum |
sey and Mrs. Harris.
PARTY OF MISS JACKSON.
Minnie Jackson of 413 East Central !
avenue entertained some of her little I
friends on Friday evening from till !
. o'clock. Games were enjoyed until !
g when the little ones were served with |
refreshments. Those invited /
were Winnie Barnes, Kate Dorsey, Lau !
Ia Newell, Clara Washburn, Mabel Ell |
dredge, Bessie Kincaid, Essie Downing, |
Jay Reams, Arthur Harrison, Fred Ay |
ers, Morris Barnes, Joe Aldendiffer, /!
Robbie Eaton, Jessie Christian, Ester /,
Kune and Ray Aldendiffer.
TALKED IN FRENCH
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edward
Vail entertained Miss Mathis French
class. 1T was a very pleasant and in
formal affair. After the following in
ieTeSting program was given lively !
were carried on in I
French while partaking of the dainty
served by the charming
hostess:
BY the members of the class.
Essai---.. .---............-..M Montague /
Nine. Z. Toler.
ChanSon-. ................La roSSignol
Jennie McClung
tSSa1 -. Madame De Stael
Mime. C.. Brooks.
Perrette
Mime. J. Black.
Lecture --.-.-.......-...Ch oiSie
Nine. l.. Vail
TraductioTe....Le Renard 1t la Bouc
Nine. j. Nj. Knapp.
f"eme.- Victor Hugo
Marie Mathis
MISSES BEAVER ENTERTAIN
Tuesday evening the Misses Beaver
Of RlVerview entertained. An improm-
IN musical program was Carried out
The guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kline. Misses Grace Norris, Mary KEEL
ley. Anna IeinninSer, Laura Spaun.
Mabel tasad, Randall. Effie Yeoman,
Della WampIer. ida Howard. Maud
Bowman, and Cora Bowman, With an
escort OF Messrs- y. Wilmans. Bolt
II. Fehilson w Bracken. K. Bird. Q.
boyle. II. Hare. G Handiey. Cummings
j. Musselman- Il. Seerer and +. Fail
OTHER SOCIAL GATHERINGS
Mrs. L. r. Spangler entertained at
whist Tuesday afternoon.
DR. Rentz and daughter entertained
the Coldwater club last evening.
Miss Sara Chapman entertained the
Nelles Circle Thursday afternoon.
The Owl and Crescent club give 4 hon
AT its roms next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Brook entertain
the Magazine club Monday evening
Miss Genevra Jocelyn entertained
the Anne Hathaway club next Tuesday
evening. :
Miss Hilda Wisenflew celebrated the
nth anniversary Of her birthday Fri
day afternoon.
Mesdames Rogers. Bentley. Camp!aII
clapp and Mrs. K. A Smyth received
calls at the home of Mrs. Smvth Thurs
Jay afternoon. Punch was served by
Misses Helen Fisher Stacie Nietierian-
der and Marie LulinC
Hypatia held its regular Monday
meeting last week. The subject under
discussion was Artists Those who
took part were Mesdames c. G. F'urley.
n, +. Guthrie. {. W. jackson, George
Strong and Miss Clark
Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Sumrtiop enter
tanned the Columbian Whist clan !
Thursday evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Geh-
ring, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbic. RIr. and
Mrs. knoblauch. Mr.. and Mrs. Nopen-
III Mr. and Mrs. Warren, John Crib
anu Mrs. Lucy Morris
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY
Miss Nelly Russell has returned from
Illinois.
Mrs. e. w. Bris;ow is visiting in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Bowman is entertaining Miss
Moore Of Ohio
Miss Lucy Noble of Kinslav Is visit
ing IN the city