The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26


Der of Their Friends--Hlusic and Dane
Besuile Away the Hours--ars. Victo
Murdoch Entertains for Mrs. Strohm-
Miss Davis Celebrates Her Sixteenth
Birthday Upon the Grass--Other Socia
Events instf,e City OF Wichita.
One Of the most unique and at the
sanne time enjoyable events in many
years in Wichita was the lawn fett
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon
and Miss LeDora Talbot. Thursday
evening" The entertainment was neat
and harmonious in effects from the in
eitations TO the Sood-byes at night The
Invitations were miniature japanese
sun-shades enclosing a Japanese slip
with the invitation written thereon
The lawn was decorated in japanese
lanterns. The reception of the guests
took place on the piazza, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon and Miss Talbot and Miss
Burton receiving. Mrs. Gordon was
sttired in pale pink silk; Miss Talbot
In white six and Miss Burton in pale
blue silk. Punch was served between
dances by the Misses Niederlander and
Miss Biting The guests were: Misses
jeanette Eurton Of EmpOria, Lou Bono
Ethel Neiderlander. STAGE Neiderlander
Coral Harris. Maud Girty. Ruth Hirsch
Lena Cox. Mamie LUling, Ginerva Joce-
]yr Elva Walker, Aduiila Hettinger,
SarSh Chapman. Harriet Johnston,
Maud Pratt. Mable Larimer, Helen
Carp enter. Warren. Emma Pierce. Myr-
tie Sllss. Jessie Kendle. Gertie Thomas.
and AfeSsTs George Chapman, Bruce
Priddv. Carl Neiderlander. Ralph Nei-
derland or, IIe Pierce. DR.. Hoffman, DR..
Kanayab, Rev Herlich. Howard Het-
finger. Bert Allison. Roy Bone. John
Kelly. " GOD. Girty. Bates, Cooper. Her
mann. Leslie Larimer. Ned Larimer
Howard Wheeler, Charlie knorr, II.
Hirsch.
NOW'FOR THE PTCNTCS.
The day for the picnics has come and
from now on they viii ne thick. The
largest picnic,last week was that given
last week by Miss Mary Marie Davis.
"Wednesday afternoon in the beautiful
hooks of LinwOod park. The event
was in celebration Of Miss Davis sweet
sixteenth birthday and proved highly
enjoyable. what with games, dancing
and nr11sic ard refreshments winding Il
all up. The guests Wore Misses Kate
Lee. Fannie Parker. Edith Bradbury,
Garnet Fox, Winnie Barr, Stella Eaton,
Ollie Todd. Marie Keller. Alma Keller,
Anna Johnson. Daisy AIDES, Jennie Cum
mincS f.1na Now. Dale Cummings.
Mamie Thompson, Mary Temey. Mrs.
Eaton and AIcssrs Ed Vance. J W.
Musselman, Charles Wagner. Charles
Heacock. Esco Houston. James Hetrick.
Earl Barric1. Ed Bump. Leslie Durley,
Adam Price. Harry MickIe, Willie
Bradbury. Charles AIDES, Mel White,
John Dye and Will Dye.
BOOKLETS OF VERSE.
Last Thursday evening, in their
pleasant rooms at the Piazza, Mrs.
Knapp and Miss Marie Mathis enter
tanned the Senior class of Paramount
institute. A very delightful evening
was spent, in which music and supper
received most attention. Miss Eva Hall
End Miss McClung rendered some
charming music, when refreshments
were served. The souvenirs were very
pretty, being made in the shape of
siny booklets of verse and sketches
The guests were the Misses Lottie Ellis,
Marcia Scott, Ella Miller, ALE Miller.
Eva Hall Mr.. James Mclaughlin. Mr..
End Mrs. Knapp, Miss McClung and
Miss Woodman.
TEA AT ROSE COTTAGE.
Memories Of youthful happy days like
flowers in water. are freShened and re-
viVed by the warm fires of reunion.
The links that form The chain of early
a associations, bind hearts in love and are
not easily broken. None grow 50 Old
As not 10 remember the innocent delight
Of girlhood. the joys of youth. How
the shadowy past comes trOOping hack
at the sight of a face or the mention
of a name. Rose cottage. on College
HiH was made bright Friday after
noon by "a Tea" given to the ''old set
by Mrs Victor Murdoch in honor Of her
guest Mrs. Charles Z. Strohln. of Chi
cago- The sky outside was overcast
and the rain dripped mOnotonously
truth anything hut old. except in the
magma tio,i-heeded in their happiness
neither absence Of the sun or its shine.
There We're flowers and songs and cheer
and many recalled sweet memories and
these filed the heart. There were pres
Pnt Mrs. Strohn. Mrs. Frank Talbert.
Mrs Mossie. Baldwin Caufman. Mrs.
Matte Fabrique Motley. Mrs. Tode Fish
er McClees. Mrs. Laura W0Odcock T.v-
tie. Mrs. Hattie HAYES Baldwin. Mrs.
Stella Russell Firebaugh. Miss Lena
Murdoch and Miss Pearl Murdoch.
FOR MRS. HARDING.
Friday afternoon a most complete
function among the card votaries took
place. This was the party given by
Mrs Fred BENTLEY and Mrs. T !.
Rogers in compliment to Mrs Russell
Harding. Most of the PLAYERS We're
members Of the Ladies Whist club
which had such a prosperous run dur
ing Mrs Harding's residency in his
city. The old time enthusiasm was
and faVors were given 10
those who played best. The guests
were: Mrs. William lines. Mrs. \. W.
Oliver. AIRS. Frank Oliver. Mrs. Adam,
imbodcn, Mrs. Fabrique. Mrs. Charles
Co3ln. Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. \ Case.
Airs. Coleman. Mrs \. c. Walker.
Mrs. George Pratt. Mrs. w W. .Tol,n
son. Mrs. ~ Thomas. Mrs. Con-Ieton.
Mrs c J. Fletcher. Mrs. w. r. Din
lanoy. Mrs. Harding.
MAGAZINE CLUB TO DINNER
Wednesday evening Mrs. r. =. Muir
dock entertained the members of :be
al gazine club to O'Clock dinner.
After the dinner the evening was PASS
I'd IN the regular work Of the Or-aniZa-
ton The menu was as follows:
Soup. Fish
Potato Croquettes.
nlen Chlchen- Green Peas
New Potatoes.
SweeihTead- Salad. Cheese Straws. !
; e'' ;,y, berry Sherhet- Fruit F~appe. /
w me jelly Strawberries
Angel Food Assorted OIL,
Sailed Almonds. Sailed Walnuts.
8an-EonS. Coffee
The guests were Mr. and Mrs
W Clapp. Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Sargent. Mr.. ana /
Mrs =. ". Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Rob /
ert Smythe. Nr. and Mrs. r. I. Muir
dock. Mrs. VIII Bracken.
WAS \ FINE PARTY.
All the members speak in the highest !
praise n the last meeting nj the Cook
Ing club. II WAS held at The homo ne
Mrs Ffnlay Ross and the entartair-
ment in every particular Is said n have
neen Thoroughly enjoyable and -ha