The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28

Last night as conclusion to the
field day exercises of the High School
Athletic association banquet was
given in the city building. The tables
We're set in the board of education room
and the appearance presented, with the
lavish wealth of flowers and green deco
rations, was certainly charming one
and tempting to the guests.
The menu was as follows. and its SER
vice was accomplished with neatness
and genteel dispatch:
Soup Bouillon.
Fish
Lobster, Lemon Garnish
Tongue, a la Mode
Saratoga Chips-OliVes,
Salad-ShIiinp
BiSque Ice, Cake,
Coffee.
The toasts were. of course, all felici-
tous. The responses were as follows:
"By-gone Athletics, DR.. w. Richard
son.
'sThe Girls Part in Field Day. Miss
Evelyn Inlboden.
Former Athletics of the High school,
Charles Campbell.
1.-The Women Athlete" Clara Bowen.
THE New Woman" Miss Cynthia
Cleveland
THE Lady Members Of the Athletic
Association" Gertrude Swain.
THE Field Day" Delos Woods.
''The Ladies'" Claire Kracaw.
The guests were the following gentle
men each accompanied by his favorite:
Messrs Park Imboden. Floy Casad. De
Los Woods, Claude Larimer, Eugene
Calhoun. knight Duncan, John CheS-
hire, Charles O'Neill VIII Hatton, Clair
Kracaw, Rob Campbell, Albert Gehr-
ing, Ray Torrey, Jess McCiess, Charles
McDaniels, Otis Cove, Verne Dyer, Ger
land Terrell. Graham Campbell, Earl
Brooks. Ed Davidson. VIII Atkinson,
Theron Barrett, Will Richardson, Dave
Parkinson. Marcus Bowdish, William
Price. Jack Douglass, West Philleo,
Morris Schollenberger, Cleve SmiZer,
Dyer. Lyman Hickman, Fred Woke,
Russell Robinson, Pierce Torrey, Har-
ry Hawiey, Harry Hoar, Art Frazier,
Charles Campbell. Bruce Priddy, Ralph
Mediterranean Charles McAdams, Ned
Larimer, Roy Kramer Howard Wheel
er, DR.. W. Richardson
FAREWELL TO MISS RYDER.
One of the, most delightful parties of
the year was given Wednesday by Miss
Rea Woodman. 1t was given as fare
well TO Miss Bessie Ryder. a young lady
who has added so much to Wichita So
ciety and whose departure is so gener-
ally regretted Miss Ryder leaves soon
for Denver. The first pastime of the
guests was the writing of composite
letters 20 two absent members of the
"Crowd'-Mrs. Rogers and Miss Har-
riet Johnston. AT o'clock the guests
repaired to the luncheon which was a
very dainty affair, including all the de-
licacieS of the market and served on
tables brilliant in decorations from the
spring orchards and the Towering Drai-
RES. The souvenirs were noticeably
.l.
containing a Beardselyan sketch with
doggerel description of the young
lady receiving.
ATE MANY FINE THINGS
Thursday afternoon Mrs. B. H. Camp
( bell entertained the Cooking club AT her
! home in Riverside. Mrs. Campbell's
reputation for complete and enjoyable
entertainments is well known and the
function Thursday was no exception.
The guests of honor Were Miss Harris
of Louisville and Mrs. J. S Brown of
Arkansas City. The members in at
tendance We're: Mesdames Lewelling,
Leland, Cleveland, Coen. VIII Dixon,
George Dixon, Lewis, Emo. Baldwin,
English. Furgeson, Spangler, Barnes,
Alexander. Coleman, Millison, McNam-
ara and Miss Drain.
GOSSIP IN FRENCH.
French afternoon, which closed the
term of one of Miss Mathis advanced
classes, was held at the residence of
Mrs. Charles Brooks, and was a very
enjoyable affair. There were about
thirty-five invited guests present. Spec
ial mention should be made of the very
graceful talk given by Miss Mathis, in
the French language, to the members
Of her classes. After the following
program was given, dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess. and
each guest was presented with a
bouquet of violets with smilax and
ferns.
PROGRAM
Marines. Due de la Rochefoucauld
NalSe. ......-. ..........-.........Ch Chopin
Mile Thomas
lie Spectacle de lUnivers. .Pachal
Minis. Toler
Tu peux CONNIE il to plat me faire
june GU vieuX Victor Hugo
Marie Mathis
Moroccan Choisi. Massenet
Mile Larimer
Scenes in Pourgeois Gentiihomme.
...-..-.. ....--.-.... Moliere
Mines Vail ct Brooks
Traduction lie Cochet, lie Chat. eft
lie Souriceau ............. La FOntaine
Nine. Knapp
Discourses. -. .....''A mes Eleves'
Marie Mathis
Conversation franchise
Par les Invites ct In Classe.
GREEN. YELLOW. WHITE
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. ".
Lewis Friday evening Miss Mamie
Lewis. Irma Bristow and Agnes David
son entertained the Seniors and Juniors
Of the Lewis academy. Decorations in
yellow and white and green and white.
the class colors. We're profuse The re-
frcshments We're delicious and the whole
entertainment lacked in nothing that
could possibly add TO the pleasure of
The guests. The faVorS consisted Of
cards bearing a missing word Stanza
and tied with 4 dainty bow-knot of the
class colors. The guests Were: Clara
Rule. Lizzie Newcomb. Amy HAYS
Myrtle Mccormick. Laura Boone. Celia
Parks, -Jesie Allen. Susie Merrill. Stella
McIheny, Mary Beard Mamie Good
year, Jennie Smith and Bessie Mccoy
with an escort of AieSsrS Russell Smith.
Rufus Crume. VIII Funk. Harry Hare.
Arthur Phillips, Garfield Black Charles
Lawrence. Orvan lie Van. Claud Royal
Sam Anderson and Fred Little.
FOR MRS. HOBBS.
Mrs. T T Hobbs of Michigan was
honored with an afternoon tea given
Thursday by MeSdames Z g. Smyth
Sr.. and r. A. Smyth. The fiorial de-
corations in palms and flowers are
particularly worthy OF mention. Tea
was served al ) o'clock by Mrs. Brack-
en-. Mrs. Clapp and Mrs. Smyth. The
guests were: Mesdames \. s. Parks. c.
J. Fletcher. s. L. Hastings. Martin
Hellar. y. Baldwin, a j Alexander.
T Lynch. T. C. Smythe. Jr. r. Cog
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