The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

r. DAVIS, as SUNSHINE MISS L1C44&
Hirsch, as a Gypsy; Miss McDerTnttt'
as milliner; Miss Ella Ccnnen, as
queen of Hearts; Miss Decie Stephens,
as Dawn; Miss Stephens, as a peasant;
f E. Davis, as cavalier; z. z. Mar
tin, as dude; A. a. Barnes. as sailor;
e. H. Blood, as Romeo; J. i. AIaddy. as
a Spaniard; G. Z. Maddy, as Lord
FaUntleroy; y. 3fcDermitt, as a brake
man, and William Barrel, as a cavalier.
INFORMAL DANCE.
The informal dance given by VIII
Ford on Thursday evening was de-
Igthtful success and the following were
the happy participants: Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Lappes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bak-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs c. c. Campbell, Mrs. Story,
Mrs. Woodcock, Misses MOllie Ross,
Olive Clayton, Dora Martin, Stella AL
dendeifer, May Edwards. Ethel Wood
cock, Kate C0ssitt, Carrie Carpenter,
Edith Elliott, Ella Burris, F'lossie Ben
nett, Flora Howard and Della Wamp-
Ter, with an escort of Messrs. Charlie
Joseph, George AIcNea1, George Send
lebach, julius Luling, VIII Lewis, Har-
~ Mosier, O. Meyer, Charlie. Mclean,
y. Edwards, Ben Durfee, VIII Berry,
Emmett Morris, Fred lines, Lou Sutton,
Jim Barkimer, Fred Hampstead, Ralph
Wonderly, Bob Norris, Charlie Ehite
and Fred Barllimer.
DISCUSS KANSAS AUTHORS.
The subject chosen for discussion
Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of
the Conversations club, which met with
Mrs. r II. Rugs was Kansas Authors.
Wichita has three authors of note who
are also members Of the-MeSdameS
TOler, Norris and Miss Bugs. After
the general discussion, Mrs. ROys Serv-
ed a dainty little supper Those In at
tendance were; Mrs. A T. Carpenter,
Mrs. George Whitney, Mrs c. A Lee
land, Mrs Finlay Ross. Mrs. KetcnuJn,
Mrs. Stoutmeye-, Mrs, AylesbuTy, Mrs
J. J. Mcnamara and Miss Helen Ca--
penter.
ELECT A NEW MEMBER.
A very delightful meeting OF the cook
ing club was held at the residence OF
Mrs. B. H. Campbell last Thursday
afternoon on Riverside. There being
elected a member Of the club. Among
one vacancy, Mrs. Fred Robertson was
other business brought before the club
was a nice talk by Mrs. Farnum, one
of our enteI-prising citizens on Cameo
powder, which had been very
tried by some of the MEM
bers and also Spray Yeast which is
used by almost every one OF the mem
bers. The following members were
present: AIesdames Barnes, Lewelfing,
p. c. Lewis, II, W, Lewis, Phillips,
Bryant, AIcNan1ar2, Robertson Spans-
Ter, Ross, Will Dixon, George Dixon,
I1oe, c. L. Davidson, hartman, Camp
bell, Cleveland. Hamilton, Miss DEAN
IN SPRING ATTIRE.
Sedgw!ck Music hall was the scene Of
a most delightful party Friday evening,
Miss dwellings class are unanimous
in voting ii the pleasantest Of the sea-
son. The girls were charming IN sum-
mer gowns and shirt waists. and the
boys We're respondent in spring suits.
Among those present were: G. F Smith
and Miss Elva Walker, John Kelley and
Miss Dora Woods, Leslie Larimer and
Miss Ester Nixon, Ira Pearce and Miss
Jessie Kendall, Howard Wheeler and
Miss Myrtle Sluss, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Millison, Cam Slayden and Miss Flora
Majors and Miss Jessie
Lewelling, Charles Joseph and Miss
Blanche Chandler, George Lynch ant
Miss Jackman, Marshall JackmGn ana
Fay Alley, Frank Kensler and Miss Hui
Reese, Miss Gohengan, Bruce Priddy,
Gabriel Smith, Eugene Calhoun, Ben
Warren, Mr.. Kramer, Olive McGill,
Faith Warren and Jetta Campbell.
MONDAY EVENING PARTY.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Rauch of North Lawrence avenue gave
a very delightful party 10 a number OF
their friends. With music, sociability
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made TO pass very pleasantly and Mrs.
W. w. Sanford. Nessrs and Mesdames
Samuel Walters, F. p Martin. G.. W.
Ambrose, p, A. Rohrbaugh, Rev. Bruce
Griffith, Misses Esther Rauch, Edna
Rauch, Daisy FAIRIES and Masters Paul
Rauch and Dorfie Ambrose.
MRS. BOLTE SURPRICED.
Wednesday evening Mrs. H. Bolte OF
South Water street was very pleasant
~ surprised by q number OF her friends
in honor of her 5Oth anniversary. The
Water Street Mandolin club was in at
tendance and furnished the music. Be
sides music. dancing and singing the
guests were invited to participate in
dainty lunch. Mrs. Bolte was the re-
cipient OF many beautiful presents
Those present were: MessTs and Mes
danes Bruhn, Bloss, Zimmerman, Crib
Meyer. Little, Brandt, Bissantz, Mrs.
Misses Richie, Bruhn. Little,
Murphy; Messrs Reimers. DERRICK, Will
Albert and Walter Parrot, Robert and a
Bolet.
MISS MGRIFF ENTERTAINS.
On Monday evening last Miss Aida
McGrif of West Third street gave a
very enjoyable little party, where her
guests, Miss Myrtle Foote OF Marion,
was the guest of honor. The time pass
ed very pleasantly with music. cards
dancing and refreshments. The guests
included Miss Lizzie Noble. Mable Is
rael, Cora Smyth. and Nellie Hupp;
with an escort of Messrs f. a. McPher-
son, George Knorr. John Noble. George
Isreal, Ed Ebright, Of Marion; Bert
PottinEer and Harry POttinger
ENTERTAIN THE PANNIZARD.
Miss Hattie Foulk and Miss Babe
Smyth entertained the Pannizard club
az the home Of Mrs. Smyth on South
Tope~- avenue Tuesday evening. Cards, |
dancing and a dainty lunch afforded
the evenings entertainment. Mrs. Well
and Mr.. Steele were the lucky winners
at whist. Among the guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Well, Mr. |
and Mrs. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. SmyJh, Misses McGriff and Foote. !
MessTs knoTr. Smyth. Mosier, McPhsr-
son and Dr. Adame
HYPATIA MEETING
Last Monday afternoon at the resi-
6eace Of Mrs. J. L Dyer on North En-
poria avenue was given a mos; delight
full entertainment under the direction Of
Hypaca. The program was neither
lengthy or short. but Just right Mrs.
Sherwni played the Cycler's march, Mr. (
Prddy's composition. There was a
select reading. a recitation by Miss Ma
bel Milison. a vocal solo by Mrs. WI
son. some original poems. lullabys. SON