The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-19

Trying to Tell the Daughters of the
House One From Anotber-Jrs. Norris
Gives Reception to the Ceramic Club
Miss Jean Dean Party--Otber Social
Events.
The hospitable home of Colonel Hut
Gibson. three miles north of Fairmount,
was on Thursday thrown open TO
large number of guests who assembled
lin response to an invitation to an old
fashioned quilting. Before entering
the house the senses were delighted
with the color and odor of the maGns1i-
cent roses with which the front yard
is filled, while the trees loaded with
blossoms and the prairie flowers on ev-
cry side presented a scene not often
eNcelled for beauty
Colonel Hutchinson and his wife
and daughters are ideal entertainers
and nothing was left UndOne which
could add to the pleasure OF the guests.
The oldest daughters being twins young
ladies of sixteen and the next one al
most exactly the same size and fifteen
years of age. q great deal OF amuse-
ment was afforded by the efforts Of the
guests to call them by their proper name
At one o'clock the bOuntifulIy spread
table was surrounded b va merry party
and jokes and laughter few thick and
fast. The tables We're literally loaded
with everything which a prosperous
Kansas farm can produce and to those
who are 50 fortunate as 20 have friends
in the country this means great deal
Including the family, dinner was
SERVED to forty persons, who did not
succeed until dark in deciding whether
il was Virginia dinner ar an Indiana
dinner. both states claiming the honor
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames Y. r. Bu'nham. Gabella
clough, J. T. Bright, r. Jackson. a. 7.
ToTrea, l. y. Lewelling. George =.
Strong, 3. F. Lopez, J. II. Ritter, p. J.
Annett, c. Herman, J. Bratley. 5. T.
Scoville. :. A. Cramer. J. X. Brown. II.
p Corn. VI. ". Tanner, W. II. Isely,
j. H. Todd, +. d. Mum, A L. Helm,
Misses Maggie Woodey, Olive Bright,
Daisey Burnnam.
WOMEN IN MUSIC.
The closing program for the third
year Of the piano depa rtment- ofthe
Wichita Musical club was held in the
club rooms on Friday afternoon. the day
being in charge Of Mrs. George c. Strong
and Mrs. ". F. Cleveland From the
first number 10 the closing note the
concert was success. The topic for
the day was Women in Music" and
every selection both vocal and instru-
mental was the composition of a wo-
man. The TomS were crowded and a
most delightful and profitable afternoon
was passed. The visitors from abroad
were two Of WichiJa's old time favor
Ute musicians. Mrs. Mossie BALDWIN
toffmaH and Mrs. Carrie Fisher Nc
'iees. who are always gladly welcom-
cd on their return to their old home
MISS JEAN DEAN-TFN
Miss Jean Dean of West Ninth street
entertained Monday evening in honor
OF her tenth birthday. After a general
and genteel rOmp luncheon was served
Fancy boxes of bonbons were the ia
vOrs. The guests were Daisy AIexan-
der, Oslo BerSenman. Edna DilIman.
Nettie Bradford, Pearl Frankenfield.
Matte Howe, Jaunita Taylor Maud
RoWlee, Edna HaYwOrth. Ma bic Earring
BESSIE Earring, LOWE Stout, Iva Israel
Nora Campbell, Lavinia Campbell. Nav
Comley, Mamie Rife, Flora Camp, Celia
Israel, Mary Dean, Harry Comley. Clay
Ton Ross, Finlay Ross. Jr Harry Fans
Fred Stout, Jessie Stout. Forest Casey.
Willard Casey, Ruby Israel, Robert
Israel. Paul Israel, Charels Dean. By
ron Rowlee, Floyd RoWlee and George
Williams.
ICES AND PUNCH.
Wednesday afternoon the members
or the Ceramic club were given a re-
ception by Mrs. w. s. Norris Mrs
Norris was assisted in receiving by
MeSdames Kramer, Emo and Vail
Misses Clarence Norris and Fernie
Dorsey received the guests at the door
and Misses Maggie Dorsey and Mabel
Ayres served the ices and Miss Louise
Bone the punch. The guests were: Mes
danes +. +. BIeckiey, r. j. Richter. {.
A. Aylesbury, George Strong. VIII Nc
1T
Harding. y. ]. Bell. G. /. Davidson ]
NJ. Short. George Young. Murray Myers
j Z. Griffith. Gackenbach DR.. Tiffany
G. II Irwin, Ed Kimbal. Topping. Geo.
Locke. Misses Minnie Sargent. Dixie
Prowell. Sallie Milton, Gertie Jackson.
Acauilla Hettinger, Sadie Kaufman.
Eta Mason, Margaret Brown. Jessie
Cox, and Emily JeckyH.
Program Committee. Mrs. Strong and
Mrs. Cleveland.
Woman in Music
=. Paper- .-..--.......Mrs Cleveland
PIANO Solo...-.-...-.....M Mrs. Norris
5. Vocal Duet-"Oh, That We Two
Were Playing. ...........
....-... Miss Jocelyn and Mrs. Child
d Vocal Solo" EStasy.' ........
Mrs. Beach, Miss Larimer
. Piano Duet-'In Blooming Mead
Miss Thomas. Mrs. Strong.
g. Vocal Solo-"The Bridge."..
Miss Luling. Miss Marsh
4 Paper .-...-.-.... ....-....-... Mrs. Hays
!. Vocal 'Springtime.
..-.-.T Teresa Carreno. Miss Thomas
=? Piano SoIo-"Tulous of Gild."
Augusta Holmes. Miss I.arimer
10. Vocal Solo" Farewell ".....
...--.--.-...--. ........ Miss Bryant
MRS. NORRIS ENTERTAINS.
one Of the prettiest events of the
week was the Rose Reception given by
Mrs. :. ". Norris 20 the members of
the Ceramic club on "Wednesday after
noon Roses of every color AMI variety
filled every available nook and corner
in rose bowls ana vases. Roses caught
back the lace Of the curtains. festoon-
ed the porteTs. and filled the air with
The redolenCe of Their oder.
In the refreshment room. where Miss
eS Mabel Ayers and Maggie Dorsey
presided. each lady found tea rose
beside her plate. Miss I.oie Bone
served apolinaris Traps from 4 bower
OF roses in the reception room
Mrs Norris MAS assisted by Mrs II
T Cramer, Mrs. Ed Vail and Mrs. F,no
The guests were MesdameS Russell
Harding. + r. Bleckley. {. L. jackson.
j. VI. Short + 7. Richter. Charles
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