The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-22
OF RED AND WHITE
MELILOTUS CLUB RECEPTION AND
ITS DECORATIONS.

Favors its Friends with an Entertainment
Where Merriment and Good Cheer
Abound-HaII Ornamented with Red
and White, the Coiors of the Orsaniza-
tion-Dancing and Cards the Principal
Pastimes-Mrs. Sim and Mrs Anawalt
Enterta,n-SchooI Children's Program
-GeperaI News of Wichita Society.
Outside of the weddings the princi-
pal event in local society during the
week was the reception given by the
Melilotus club in the Crawford Grand
The decorations Of the hall were very
pretty, the prevailing colors being red
and white, the insignia Of the asssoci-
atfon. The pastimes Of the entertain
ment included cards and dancing The
quests were: Misses Chapel, Helen
Taylor, Blanche Chandler, Ella Chan
dler, Sadie Damon, Winifred Woolard,
Harriet Tanner, Blanche Reese, Nell
Reese, Nell Hupp, Lola. Maxwell, Mock
Clemma Fitch, Sadie Caldwell, Jessie
slnick, Maud Matthews, Pierce, Nellie
Jackman, Beyrl Lehman, Flora Carpen-
Ter. Edith Briggs, Helen Fisher, Lucy
Thomas, Emma Hill, Maize Ahern, Mat
tie Ahern, Clara Dickson, and Rosa
nond Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eames,
MIR. and Mrs. r, B. Wallace, and Messrs
Myron Dean, Marshall Jacknan, Ed
Eelover, Bert Selover, o. Meyer, Harry
Mosier, Wendell Mclaughlin, f. A
Aikman, Phil Ahern, Frank Higgins,
Mock, Clyde Maxwell, Ray Copper, Ray
Johnston, Pierce. Ed Drummer, hester
low
Ray Taylor, Went George, Rob Norris,
Lou Pappes, Shelby Hite, Frank Hite.
James WooIard, Charles Tanner and
Oscar Allen.
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
Friday afternoon between the hours
of two and five o'clock Mrs. Color Sim
and Mrs. z. II. Anawalt entertained
at Mrs. Anawalt's home. The enter
1ainment partook of a literary nature
and neediework also had a share, each
one of the numerous guests coming
armed with this weapon of feminninity
and some delicate piece of handiwork
of her own The house was very beau
tifully decorated in Christmas holly
and mistletoe Later in the afternoon
the refreshments were served by Misses
Edith Briggs, Lena Richards and Clara
AnnawaH and Clara Richards. The
hostesses were assisted in receiving and
entertainging by Mrs. Purdue and Mrs.
G. L. Davidson.
CHILDREN HAVE FUN.
Mrs. Morehead's room at the Wash
angton school had a very interesting
entertainment last Friday beginning
at 1:45 and ending at 4:3O. The pro-
gram was as follows.
Song-"Glory to God in the Highest.
observation-disclosures. SchoOl
RscHaf6on-"C Christmas Winfield Fazel
Rec5tat1On-''INhe Old Legend" ..........
.......................... Bessie Brown
Dialogue-"The Woodseller'' ..........
Miner Heady, Ferry FAIRIES, Claude
Rogers. Chinamen-Robert
Lawry, Archy Barr.
Essay-"Chr!stmas Bertha Hobson
Toms Practical Joke" ...-..............
Lullaby Song. neutrality-suspicious..
80. Mary Webster and Mary Anderson
Reciation-'' School Girls TriaI"...-...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MARBLES Revely
Recitation-'-Schooi Boys Trails.
Bonnie Lample
Song-"Echo Chorus Observation-Disclosures.
....Marilee Revely and Nellie Shipman
Recination-"An Old Sweet Story.......
Daisy Parish
Choice of Trees. Boys
Recibaton-''AIsrn of Childhood.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Willie Hown
QuarItet-"Old Oaken Bucket (by re-
Reading "Chr15tmas AngeI''.............
Recitation Landing Of the Pilgrim
FNauhersS' ..-...-.:.--...---..-.P Pearl Hess
Paper. Halle Hemisphere, Editor
Recitation-"A Christmas Goose"..
song-"Chrtsrmas CAROL School
Recdtadion-'-The Night Before Christ
sn mas Villages Belly, hannah Cloud
Quartet
DiaIogue-''Types Of Countries -.
Gaiety March. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Halle Hemisphere, Joe Hollingsworth
Song ingaKng'' ...-.... .
Dialogue-''c Eve
Song-"Good Night" ...............Sc School
OTHER SOCIAL GOSSIP
Mrs. Ralph Millison is visiting in Dali
Jas.
Mrs. Foster Brook entertained Thurs
day.
Mrs. o. A. Brown is visiting in Colo
rado.
VIII Ford gives Christmas dancing
matinee.
Mrs. William Frazer entertained
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Damon entertained Friday
afternoon
The Owls and Crescents give a hop
Christmas.
Miss Blsie Willard has returned home
10 Tacoma
Miss Mary Mccullough is home for
the holidays.
Miss Flora Carpenter entertains New
Years night
There viii be no New Years recep-
lions in Wichita
Mrs. Ray Oliver entertained to din
ner last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Larimer visited in Cof-
feyville last week
Miss Genevra Jocelyn entertained at
yards last evening.
Mrs. ]. Schwitzer OF FL Reno is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph.
Mrs S. L. Hastings has gone to Cali
foTnia for the winter
Mrs. Amborn has returned from a
visit in Pennsylvania
Miss Mary Burd is home from Law
renee for the holidays
Miss Margaret Brown viii spend the
holidays in Hutchinson.
Mrs. r. NJ. Piatt entertained the Mon
day last club last week
Mrs. Grover of Ell Dorado was In the
city during the last week.
MISS Lillian Johnston entertained at
cards Wednesday evening.
Mrs Earl Fawcett of Emporia is the
guest of Miss Julia Hanover
Miss Jennie Moran OF Mcpherson is
the guest OF Mrs. Moran Of this city.
Mrs Joel Huntoon OF Topeka is the
guest OF her daughter Mrs. Cole~ Sim.
Mrs. Harvey Keys Of FL Dorado Wis
tied in the City during the last week
Miss Ola Johnston and Mr.. sam Nc