The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24

parry i'm Honor of Her Little Son.
whist and Other Parties Given by Var
jous Society PeopIe--Other Society
Events. Small and Large, Held During
the Week.
The program of the piano depart
ment of the Musical club at heir ciuo
rooms yesterday afternoon was a par
ricularly entertaining one.
The occasion being a Bach anniVer-
saly a bust of Bach occupied con-
spicuous position al the right OF the
directress, while upon the table at the
left an exquisite boquet of Marschal
Mel roses perfumed the rooms.
These roses were distributed among
the ladies present as souvenirs of the
pleasant event after the concert was
over
Mrs. 8. ". Norris opened the pro-
gram with an original paper on Amer
lean composers in which she demon
strated very conclusiveiy that Amer
Jean composers were exceedingly few
and far between. only one having
achieved fame and fortune and that
one Charles x. Harris. the author of
After the Ball..
It was a highly interesting paper
and ore that has been spoken Of very
highly by those who had the pleasure
of being present
Each number Of the program was re-
markedly We'll rendered, and the con-
cert closed with many expressions Of
pleasure from the guests of the club,
in this hour with the illustrious Bach
and the Americans.
The program is as follows:
Paper. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs Norris.
Piano solo-"Reverie... G. Smith
diss Fisher
Vocal Solo-"Be oGod' ...-...-..- ADAMS
Sketch-"Bach" .............. .............
Mrs Norris.
Piano Solo-"CIayotte' ......--....... Bach
Carr for left hand alone by Joseffy)
Miss Niederlander.
ca Tine Brook" ......-.........; ;Pape
Miss Lehman
Paper" American Singers" ............
tITs. Robertson.
Piano .Sarahaude" .............. Bach
Miss Fisher.
Vocal Duet-''Good Night Nevin
Mesdames Bryant and Childe.
Mrs. Norris. '''''''
ocai SOLO. -....-......-,........s.....
Mrs. Coen.
I'l31o SOLO
%, .rsheperdess an and AIaidens
FAIR -....-..--.--.....-....G. Nevins
Miss Niederlander.
Quartette-"A Annie Laurie" ..-........ Buck
Mrs. Coen, Miss Gallagher, Mrs.
Childe. Miss Chapman.
Cello Obligato. Bach
Ralph Dunbar.
Mrs. Bentley.
OWL AND CRESCENT.
Wednesday evening the Owl and
Cresce mt club members entertained
their friends very pleasantly in the
opera house block. Dancing was the
principal feature of the evening. The
guests were: MeSSrS. and Mesdanmes
c. c. Campbell, Reynolds, Rudolph,
Gum, Cook, Tony Weinshank, George
Bowen, Misses Lura Delay, Pet Car
penter, Ola Grosh, Inez Grosh, Nora
Abel, SS4die Damon, Gertrude McPher-
son and Ida Rudolf, and Messrs. w.
Grow, E Park. Emmett Morris t. Il.
Mathews, Ed SeloVer, Harry Mosier,
J.. Damon, K. Rhodolf, Clint Howe and
j. Aikman.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. ]. c. Jennings entertained his
Sunday school class at his residence on
Wednesday evening very pleasantly.
Those present We're: Misses Sallie
Downing, Belle RedfieId, Fannie Rut-
ledge, Eta Slower. Ella Bourgette,
Mona Shaw, Lottie Bright. Emma
Bright. May Tartar. Lulu Sheppard
Lulu Parker, May Dunn, Gertie Nc
Cullough. May Wilkins, Daisy Over
ieese, Flora Parsons. Matte Gass, Let
tie McGlade. - Levalley, Eva Min
nich. Aietha. Miller, Jessie Minnich,
Clara Randall. Lille Lichardt, Belle
Stever, Anna White, Fainne Whitlock.
Maud Fillins, Lille Sites, Jennie Jen-
AlPOTn 4 i'm oh.
Josie Holhngsworth, Lizzie oliver,
Nora Payne, Belle Lane and Margie
Lane; Mrs. Kelchner. Rev. and Mrs.
Don :. Colt and Nessrs. j. Musseiman.
Casper Haynes. Edward Beurhaus, Ed
Jennings aud Charlie Jennings.
BABIES WERE IN 1T.
Mrs. Charles Davidson got up a Very
pleasant little party Friday afternoon
In honor of her baby. ThrocIzmorton.
= feature of the occasion which the
Wee ones most appreciated was a feast
consisting of all the palatable baby
knlck knacks. Those present We're.
Mrs. Finlay Ross and her two children.
FinIay. jr., and Catherine, Mrs. Merrill
and her twins, Jamie and Della. Mrs.
Throcl,morton and her daughter. Eliza.
Mrs. J. .. Davidson and her little
daughter. Oakley of Chicago. Mrs. II.
Nj Dubois and her little boy, Mrs.
Coler Sim and little Miss Mile. Mrs.
Flonas Fitch and her little dauShter
Elsie. Mrs. Chester Firebauch and
master Russell. Mrs Beech ard her liz
lie son Pau. Mrs. ). Woolard and her
little daughter Bessie May. and Mrs.
Stanley with her small son. Eugene.
MRS. NAFTZGER ENTERTATNS
airs Naftzgar entertained the louna-
ladies Of the NilknaiJs convention
Friday night. The young ladies' at
tended IN the pretty costumes worn
by them at the Milkmaids enterfain-
ment last week. They included Misses
Cessa Johnston. Lizzie Miller. Leida
NILS. Jessie Clark. Maggie Garwood.
S.'ole caldwell. Ola Crawmer Loia
Moore. Ruth Woody. Magcie Woody
ltnma Allison. Jane Burd. Rea Wood
man. Doxie Prowell, Lulu Sheppard.
Anna White, Stella Blake. Ida Rall
NINA Mason, Eta Mason. Clennirs
tltch. Ollie Triplett and Jennie TripIeft
with their leader, Dr. Johnston. Other
invited guests included the members of
'en!elseii ; orchestra, and Hiss Willis
of kingman.
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST.
Mr. and Mrs. W. :. Corbett enter
,SlhTu q whist party at their home
W ednesdaY evening Those DresaDt
We're; Nessrs and AIesdames T. w
Sargent. j. n. Houston. c. ] Fletcher
II l. Gordon, Ed Vail. ]. r. Oldbar1
J. j Rogers, Ray Oliver. \ = Nm,
son and Mrs Harry Cole
PLEASANT HOUR CLUB
The Pleasant Hour club was enter
tanned by Mrs. W A Polk. Nondsx,
SE'lhns. Among. the members ara
.lesSrS ana Mesdames Henrion. Gehr-
ing We'll Crib. Huffman. SchnitvIe,.
Miss Lena Crib Miss Clara Gehrio[-
Messrs Henry Huffman. Luthur Burns
.'ohn Gr1bl, George GehrinS and F1rir,