The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10
IT WAS VERY RICH
EXCEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT BALL
Is GIVEN IN WICHITA.

Is GIVEN In WlOdll a.
Kismet Club, in the First Hop OF the sea-
son. Presents a Scene of Richness and
Ta.te-Cookinr Club Elects New Off
crs, Mrs. b. II. Campbell Being Made
presideut-Mrs. Wood Entertains for
Miss Churchward, and Mr.. and Mrs.
rooper for Miss Harriet Johnston-Gen-
eraI News of the Society of Wichita.
Tn MANY respects the hop given by
<he Kismet club in the Garfield hall
Friday evening was the most oriiiiant
affair of the season. All the splendid
new gowns were out and emulated, one
the other, in richness and taste. Inc
music was of the tinkling mandohn
and drumming guitar and the decora-
ton in ferns. The guests WERE
C. E. Sharpe and wife, H. j. Hagney
end wife, II. L. Gordon and wife, u. T.
Eammanrl and wife S. B. Amidon and
wife, Ralph L. Millison and wife, r. Lee
Corbett and wife, ]. d. Houston and
wife, ]. E. Oldham and wife, ]. Waiter
DIVER and wife Ira r. Sherman ana
wife. J. F. Craig and wife, F. W. OllVer
and wife, w. r. Fraser and wife, Ho-
rner Caldwell and wife, Z. Z. Bleckley
and wife. George P. Dold and wife, W.
III. Mandenhau and wife, A. 5. Parks
and wife, C. A. Smythe and Wlte, MI
Harris and wife of Kansas City, MI.
C,arre1t,on and wife of Dallas, w. s. Cor
bett and wife, Thomas G. Fitch and
wife. Charles H. Pool and wife, c. w.
Carey and wife, z, L. Marking and
wife. J. r. Hallowell and wife. Misses
Elsie woodman, Beatrice Thomas,
Laurie Bone, Mary Sluss, Jessie LEVEL
ling. Acauilla Hettinger, Marie Luhng,
Laura Gohegan, Miss Wheeler, Miss
Boone, Miss Hagney, Miss Sutton, MISS
HEAPS, Miss Fraser, Lizzie Noble, Fran
ces Addendifer, Gertrude Thomas.
Messrs. J. T. Hoffman, George b. Chap
man, R. l.. Taylor, o. B. Stocker, Bruce
Priddy, ]. D. Snively, H. II. Hettinger'
G. 2. Smith, II. W. Moffat, Charles
Topping, W. d. MoClees, j. c. Kelly,
Ira. Pesrce. Roy i. Bone, w. A. Vim
cont Lee Roy Kramer, Willis Miller,
r. G. Hagney, Frank Cook of Herring
ton, Kan.
IT'S NEW OFFICERS.
That successful organization, the
Wichita Cooking club, has elected new
officers. The election took place Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. George Cole.
The election resulted in the selection or
Mrs. B. II. Campbell, president, Mrs.
Spangler, vice-president; Mrs. Finlay
Ross, secretary, and Mrs. George Hart
man, treasurer. The menu committee
which is selected quarterly. is compos-
ed Of Mrs. Nereus Baldwin, Mrs. Fer
euson and Mrs. Millison. The guests
in Mrs. Coles home were: Mrs. McIn-
tyre, Miss Churchward, Mrs. George
Hartman, Mrs 3. III. Campbell, Mrs.
c. H. Dixon, Mrs. VIII Dixon, Mrs. Fin
day Ross, Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mrs. F.
Dean, Mrs. n. A English, Mrs. n. Bald
win. Mrs. ]. II. Phillips, Mrs. p. c.
Lewis, Mrs Fl. W. Lewis, Mrs. w. P.
Cleveland, and Mrs. o. d. Barnes.
MRS. WOODS LUNCHEON.
Wednesday Mrs. Frank Wood gave a
delightful luncheon which was COM
plete in all its appointments. The
event was In honor OF Miss Grace
Churchward. The menu was as fol-
lows:
Roast Turkey with Dressing.
Cranberries.
Macaroni, Celery, Bread,
Escalloped Oysters.
Cream Cabbage, Lemon Pickles,
Coffee. Olives.
Washington Pie
The guests were: Mesdames J. L.
gler. Foster Brook, o. D. Kirk, Coler
Sim, W. F. Stout. B. T. Churchward,
M. Myers, z. r. Beech, Z. B. Jewett,
George Hartman. w. W. Pearce, w. B.
Throckmorton, z. S. Maxwell, and Miss
Daisy Richardson.
MISS CORA BIRD.
Miss Cora Bird gave a party to her
class as Mrs. Ledgerwood's on River
side avenue on Saturday afternoon
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tertain them by Master Clifford Hen
dryX. The afternoon was spent in
playing games. Refreshments were
served at o'clock, consisting Of pop
corn, candies. grapes, bananas and
cakes. Those present were: Master
Shirley Hendrix, Earle Smith. Ed and
Mary Smith, Willie and Ray Ledger
wood and Clifford Hendryx.
MENU WITH AUTHORS.
The younger ladies of society have a
Cooking club modelled after the orig
anal organization of that name. Wed
nesday afternoon this club met with
Miss Coral Harris when the following
menu was served:
Meat-"Out of Sight. Lena Cox
Potatoes. III. So. Elizabeth Noble
Salad-''Two Thin .... Bessie Reed
Sailed Excellent $500.
............ ..--...........Amy Hays
Pineapple Menangue-"T. F..
...--....-.....-,- LILLIAN Lewis
Cake" Frosty" ..--.......-. Maud Girty
biscuits, Pickles and Coffee-"N.
G-- --.-.-.-.-..... Coral Harris
OWL AND CRESCENT
Tuesday evening the Owl and Ores
cent club gave their hop which is re-
ported to have been enjoyable in every
particular. The dancers were: Mr..
and Mrs George Walker Mr. and Mrs.
c. VI. Cock, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
s. Gum. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Wallace
Miss Abel. Miss Pet Carpenter. Miss
Dana Hubbard, Messrs. Wendell Nc
Iaughlin. F. A. Mcpherson. Emmett
Morris. Ed Selover. W. b. Grow.
Luther Burns, L. b. Mathews and New
ton Edwards.
FOR MISS JOHNSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Cooper enterthed
Tor Miss Harriet Johnston and Mr.
CSoper Monday evening. Euchr,A was
the pastime Of the evening. The guests
Mare: Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Clam. Mr.
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