The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-24
TREAT OF OYSTERS
COOKING CLUB REACHES THIS I'M
PORTANT ARTICLE

Several Toothsome Preparations of the
Dumb Denizen of the Vastly Deep are
Made and Pa-taken of by the Members
Of the Ciub-Messrs. We'll and Huffman
Give a Masquerade BalI--Reception at
the Rooms OF the Owl and Crescent
Club-Hypatia on Prince Hal--News Of
Wichita Society.
Through the successive stages of cake
fricasees ragouts, leavens and patties
the Cooking club arrived last week at
the important station in the culinary
tourney whereon the signal board
reads .Oysters" Oysters were discus
sed from all sides. The entertainment
was at the home Of Mrs. Mcclure, last
Thursday afternoon The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Ferris. a lesson in
irving oysters was given by Mrs. Fin
lay Ross Oyster patties were prepared
by Mesdames Coen, Campbell and
Strong Mrs Lewelling also took part
in the arrangement of the repast as did
also Mrs Campbell, who prepared
some Boston candy chips
The meeting was one of the most sue
cessfuI ever held by the club which is
growing stronger and more entertain
ing the longer it lives. Those present
THURSDAY were: Mesdames Alexander
of Larned. Cole OF Oregon, F. Coen, \.
V. Alexander. c. a. Leland. James
Todd. George Strong, e. r. Spangler,
g V Fed gueSon. q. NJ. Dickson. o. u.
Barnes, Ralph Nillison, ". p. Cleave-
land. B. H. Campbell, z. Z. Hamilton,
N A English, II. w. Lewis, and Miss
Lucia Drain.
TORE OFF THE MASKS.
Henry Huffman and Charles We'll
gave a masquerade party Friday even
ing Blume s orchestra furnished the
music and Mr. Ford conducted the dan
cling Everyone was in costume and
masks were taken off at 10 O'Clock. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. \. j.
Applegate MIR and Mrs. Henry Schnitz-
Ter Mr. and Mrs. NoltemeYer, Mr.. and
Mrs Behr Mr.. and Mrs. Gehring, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumption, Mr.. and Mrs. Knob
LAUGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Mrs.
Herbigg, Mr.. and Mrs. Polk, Mr. and
Mrs Wei, MeSoameS Ed Smyth, Bis
santz. Brown. Henderson, Misses
Blanche. Nettie and Lena Fechheimer,
Sophie and Josephine Getto. Amelia,
lena and Albertena BsSantZ Minnie
Barnum of Topeka, Miss Davis of Win
field Minnie Barnum of Newton, Misses
Clara GehrIng, Schue, Lena Crib, Lura,
Delay. Emma Schaaf, Agnes Somers,
Dollie Sch uitzler. Messrs. f. A. Nc
Pherson. George McNeal c. E. Sawyer,
J. E. Luling, +. NJ. Duncan, Henry
Huffman, Fritz Huffman, Henry Bill
man. George Gehring, VIII Myers and
John Crib.
SWELL RECEPTION Is GIVEN.
Tuesday evening the lady members
oh n
the gentleman members reception
The PRINCIPAL amusement was dancing
for which the clubs rooms are so well
fitted Ices and fruits Were served
through the evening. The participants
were: Mess ers. and Mesdames c. c.
Campbell Bowen, NJ. II. Rudolph. Ed
Baldwin, C. B. Wilson, George Berg
man. Tony Weinshank, g. N. Cook
r. L. Cunning, Z. S. Gum, John Rey-
nolds. George Walker, Ed kenn6rd.
Mesdames Claud Bryan, w. IL. Keich-
ner, S. E. Demon, Minnie Woodcock,
J. 3. Mcpherson, Misses MadSe Par
sons, Georgia Hoeffier of New York;
Davis, of Winfield; Kate Turner Of
Kansas City; Polwoski of Lincoln, Neb;
Gertie Haynes, Helen Phillips, Gertrude
Mcpherson, Birdie Fisk, Genevive Cos
1eIIo Jewel Costello, Nora Lloyd, Marie
Baker, May Ray. Maud Sargent. Nellie
Howard, Lulu Delay, Lena Crib. Grace
Burson, Ida Rudolph, Sadie Damon,
Clark, Flora Howard, Maud Jones.
Certie Jones May Zimmerman, Estel
Worrell, Cora Carpenter, Five Adele,
Eva Hawiey, and Sophie Gregg. Messrs
gohn Nelson, Harry Mosier, Lee Je-
rome. Ed Dover Frank Kelchner, Ed.
WorreII. Ted Southwell. w. Is. Grove,
r. A Mcpherson, DIR. McClees, Ralph
Neiderlander. George Chapman, Harry
Walker Bruce Priddy, VIII Campbell,
Jesse McClees, j. G. RebSteln, X. o.
ID IJsDrsg ,. 2
ringer. Harvey Burson, Will Ford. f.
r. Eames Luther Burns VIII Lewis,
Claud Neff, Will McF'erran, VIII Knoll,
Joe Hinkle, Wendell Mclaughlin, Ed
Parks, Jim Barkimer Joe Costello,
Emmett Morris, Howard Moffatt, Todd
Speed Newton Edwards, George Maj
ors and J. 3. Knorr.
MISS CARTOONS PARTY.
Miss Viola Carlton entertained a few
pf her young friends Friday evening,
Sin honor of Miss Jennie N. Wright,
who recently returned after a prolonged
visit in Montana.
The evening was one of pleasure for
all The early part being spent in the
parlor with music, games and recita-
sions: after which they repaired to the
dining room where a dainty lunch was
waiting Those present We're: Misses
Jennie NJ Wright, Hilda Erickson, Ad
die Thomas, Maud Forsythe, Gertrude
and Mrs. Il. p. Carlton. Messrs. Archie
Tobias. Otis Robertson, Bert Thomas
Frank Gentner. Martin Wall, b. H.
Wright and Rufus p. Carlton.
IN HONOR OF MISS MOFFATT
Mr.. and Mrs George Brindley of Della
no township entertained last Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Edith Moffatt
Of Riverside the evening was spent
i'm games and social intercourse after
which an elaborate supper was served
Those present We're: Misses Edith
Moffatt Corena Russell, Loretta Will
liams Beatrice Fulton, Jessie Will
Jams. Belle Mccoy. Anna Brown, Laura
Belle. Ida Phillips. Belle Turner,
Blanche Phillips. Ella Bailey, Cora
Clark. Madau1es p. :. Russell. Mary
Clark. and Kate Bailey. Messrs. Jno.
Williams. Jim Yarel. Ed Bailey. Chris
Brown. Web Phillips. Horace Brown,
John Bailey. George Farmer. Robert
| Sloan, George Bailey, John Briniey and
q. Clarke.
HYPATIA ON PRINCE HAL.
Hypatia continues to amuse and in
etruct itself with music and literature.
Not a week passes that some excellent
paper is not read and some intricate
ana soul-inspiTing musical selection
rendered. Last Monday an unusually
entertaining meeting was held. Mrs.
TendryX was in charge Of the program
and conducted IL with ability and grace
She also read a very interesting paper
on the ''TudoTs." In addition to this
Miss Louisa Henderson took up the
character OF Prince Hal OF England
and discussed it in bright paper. The
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