The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08


Their Bachelor Quarters on "Wednesday
the Day Being Their Birthday, and arc
Carried of Bodily by the Raiders to =
Hotel Where Great Spread is Had
After the First Surprise the Bachelors
Join In the Mirth of the Evening and
Get &c Back on the Party.
This being Leap year, young Ia
dies are supposed to have the full right
of-way in society events, and Wichita
Young ladies are not supposed to over
look any event and as consequence a
number of the friends of the Messrs
John and Will Dye gave them pleas
ant surprise party on Wednesday even
ing at the Lindell hotel, the occasion
being their birthday. The evening was
passed with music, games and dancing,
after which refreshments were served
The guests inclued Misses Nellie Bart
lett. Kate Murphy, Eleanor Now, Maud
Mount, Mary Keller, Eleanor Keller,
Sadie Wingard, Edna Service, Bessie
woods, Elma knight, Lulu knight,
Maggie knight, Anna Bear, Edith Brad
bury, and Emma Hornaday with an
sscorte of Messrs Oscar PontZ, John
Morrison, Joe Musselman, DR.. Thomas,
Harry Aickle, Charlie Lease, Carl Rog-
Frs. Will Bradbury, Row Twmey, Joe
Baltimore, Bert Richards, Sam Noun
tain, John Kerwin, Cahrles Johnston,
Leslie Durley and Ed Blunt.
FATHRRLAND GAMES.
Miss Della Hirsch gave novel enter
fainment to number Of her friends on
THURSDAY evening in honor of Miss Iren
Levi Of Lawrence and Miss Shott CT
Daunstadt, Germany. The interesting
bart of the evening was the introduce
ton of several games fresh from the
Fatherland and most interesting of
which was the penny game, wherein
questions were asked and answered con-
rerning pennies. Miss Levi was the
most fortunate, and Miss Sadie Joseph
received the consolation prize. Supper
was served upon long table set in the
dining room, with decorations of smilax,
fruit and hyacinths. During the re-
mainder of the evening the guests play
ed progressive whist, the score being
kept by presentin the winners each time
with TriIby sticks. Miss Sadie Kauf-
man made the highest score and Miss
Levi the lowest. The guests were Miss
Mile Hays, Miss Esther Kaufman Miss
PeIle Goldberg, Miss Sadie Joseph, Miss
Sadie Kaufman, Miss Hannah Goldberg,
Miss Della Goldberg, Miss Ida Joseph
and Miss Celia Joseph.
SUNDAY PARTY GIVEN.
Miss Mile Hays and her sister, Mrs.
Block, gave a Sunday party 10 a num-
Der of their friends Sunday afternoon.
Those who were present and enjoyed the
.srT
Misses IDA Joseph, Belle Goldberg, Sa-
die Kaufmanf Bella Hirsch, Hannah
Goldberg, Irma Levi. Esther kaufman,
and Della. Goldberg.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Miss Ethel Tucker was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening by a host OF
friends at the beautiful Tucker home
east Of Wichita. Miss Tucker is d
charming hostess and soon forgave the
young people for taking her by sur
prise. After spending a delightful even
ing in various games and partaking OF
a delightful luncheon the guests de-
parted. Following were those present:
Misses Mary Ellsworth, Lulu Brooks,
Bessie Keys, Myrtle Ludlum, Gibson,
Mabel Ludlum, Gibson, Matte Con-
ner, Lottie Conner Pearl Shaver, Bolt,
Matte McCrea. Lizzie AfcCrea, Jennie
MoCre2, Chattie Gibson, Cora Gibson,
Myrtle Tuttle, Bertha Drollinger, and
Messrs Bert Gibson. Jones. Ludium,
Ernest Drollinger, Worth Shaver, Chas.
Ludlum, Nyrand Hart, Sam Conner,
Bob Brown, OrviIle DroJlinger, William
Graham, Clyde Gibson, Garfield Knifiht
Granville DroIlinser, Fred Bolt, Theron
Vail, Ross Gibson, Owner Shaver, Ern-
est Vail, Austin Tucker, Earl Tucker,
Bonnie Fucker and Willie McCrea-
TALK PRETTY OF FOREIGNERS
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety held a most enjoyable social at
the home of Mr. and Mrs b D. Allen.
College Hiii, Friday evening The hos
pitable mansion of The Aliens was bril-
liantly illuminated from cellar TO gar
rett, and the charming hostess was at
the door to give all a cordial welcome.
"A very Large crowd was in attendance,
and the Foreign Missionary society of
South Emporia Avenue church receiw-
ed a goodEy thank Offering" The
lunch. cream and cake was delicious.
and served in a most delicate manner
The floral decorations consisting Of
carna tons. lilies, hyacinths and ferns.
were complete and only needed the mel
low light of many aI-tistically arranged
lamps TO make the dining room perfect
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are delightful enter
tGiners, and We're ably assisted by their
beautiful daughter. Miss Birdie Allen.
a short literary program was rendered
NOTED PHILOSOPHERS
Hypstia held a very entertaining and
Instructive meeting on Monday after
noon. The program was under the lead
ership of Mrs Collins Her assistants
were Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs Lewelling
ard Mrs Richards There were four
carefully prepared ten-minute papers on
the following philosophers: John
Stuart Mills. by Mrs Richards; Ralph
Waldo Emerson. by Mrs Ferguson:
Herbert Spencer. by Mrs. Lewellng;
Thomes Henry Huxley. by Mrs. Collins.
These papers received a generous ap-
plause and were followed with a discus
sicn by the club. The cold wind and
rain kept many away who wanted 10 be
present
WHIST PLAYERS MEET.
Monday evening the Whist club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Little. After
the games the hostess served a delicious
luncheon. which was enjoyed by Mr..
and Mrs H. T. Kramer. MIR. and Mrs.
T. 3. Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Ayles-
bury. Mr.. and Mrs c. Poole, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. T W.
Sargent. and Mrs. Oldham. the Dupii-
cate Whist players.
GAVE A CARD PARTY.
Mrs. A. S. Munson was the guest Of
honor at a pleasant card party given by
Mrs. J. d. Houston on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. c. II. Smith made the
highest score andcarried off the honors.