The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-01

fretZ, H X. hampton, r. w. ReynOlQS
West Chamberlain, Eemmett Marris. w.
Gross, A. E Park, Mr.. Tosh. Bert Nc
,Naghten.
/ The Merry Maidens entertained few
of their friends last evening by Hal
liowe'en party. Their invitation was quite
unique The following IS a copy:
The Merry Maidens will entertain
A few OF their friends on Halloween.
Ten Of US there are, you see,
And at one Of our houses the fete viii be.
To find the place Wen be lat home"
Ger this town you'll have to roam.
Come along at rapid gait;
You must find the house at half past
eight.
Be on time, the occasion is rare.
The following girls will greet you there:
| There's Carpenter and Chandler. Taylor
and Tanner.
! Our true friend Damon, trimming with
fun,
And brown-eyed Agnes Davidson.
You all have heard OF Winifred Wool
ard:
Nellie Jackman. who never tells about
Lewis, Allen and Harriet Wells.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
| Marshall, Jackman, Ed. Selover, Charlie
Barlow, George Adams. Bert Selover.
cent, Arthur Phillips, c. Porter. Claud
Larimer, James Vincent, Clyde Maxwell.
VIII Hatton, Mr.. George and Mr.. Stew
art.
Among the many other Halloween
parties last night was that Of Mrs. Frank
Craig VINO entertained in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Clara Washburn. A real
old time Halloween evening was enjoy
ed by all till this side of midnight. the
invited guests were: Misses Fodie Stan
lev. Bessie Innes, Leda Ferrin, Mary Bit
ting, Hattie Stanley, Mamie jackson.
Maggie Fordyce, Leila Purdue, Mabel
MagiIl, Blanch Imboden, Gene Ross. Re
ma Brooks, May Spear, May Chapel, Car
RE Ruse, Anna Stewart, Blanche Royal,
Lucy Lewis, Bulah Creditor, JSie Wal
lace, Leah Van Derveer and Clarence
Norris.
Little Johnnie Dold was rendered a
neat little party last Tuesday evening,
the event being his third birthday. He re-
ceived about thirty-four little guests who
had a most enjoyable evening. The ut
tie folks present were: Mary Garst, Me-
va Beckley, Charles Pool, Julia Biting,
Helen Brooks, Catherine Brooks. Luther
Daman, Vivian Mcnamara. Victor Dold,
Helen Case, Bessie Pickett, Robert kee-
nan, Marguerite Keenan,, Laura Reach,
Grace Ransome, Marjaria Jackson, Bes-
sic May Woolard, Henry Wallenstein,
Jr., Tom Torrington, Alice Jobes, Bruce
Billingsley and Howard Galusha; Rubie
Israel, Bernice Jenkins, Ruby Jenkins,
Una Wallace, Frances Keck, Apply Farm
ing and sister, Mary Thomas, Powell
Champion and Eugene Stanley:
Quite a number Of the many friends OF
Mr.. Smith Menefee rendered him sur
prise last Tuesday evening at his palatlaI
residence in the suburbs The
evening was spent in games of all kinds
and some of the old fashioned whole
souled games were brought into requlsi-
ton, and thoroughly good time was had
by all. During the course of the even
ing a bountiful supper was served the
guests, which also was much enjoyed.
Those present were as follows: Misses
Mary Shoemaker, Valley Lowrey, Myr-
tie Turley, Sallie Shoemaker. Myrtle
Farwood. Lola Harmon. Stella Green,
Messrs. Harry Scarth, Claud Norton.
Earl McNeal, Harry Dunn. Herbert
Scarth, Elvin McFrederick, Lewis Meme |
fee, Jake Alley, Hal Mccoy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Menefee.
The following is the Chautauqua pro- |
gram for the meeting Of the club Mon |
day: Charlemagne Day, Mrs. F. Craig, !
leader. Roll call, Moluse; essay, The |
Of Charlemagne; its Religi- !
GUS and Political significance, Mrs. Row !
lee; character sketch, Charlemagne, Mrs. |
Loosely; an address, the Wars in which |
Engaged, Mrs. Roach. es- !
say, The Omens which Portended the |
Death Of Charlemayne, Mrs. Emma |
Potts; essay, France in Charlemagne's
Time. Mrs Robertson; French Traits, |
Miss Mary Lewis. Current Events, Mrs.
music, Miss Spauldng.
The Monday Night Dancing club met
with Miss Mary Jackman at her home
on Fairview avenue. Those present were
Misses Fay Alley, Flora Carpenter, Maud
Matthews, Maize Alley, Agnes Davidson,
Lulu and Florence Buckridge, and Mes
Sis. Hal McCord, Ed. Selover, Frank
Hite. Frank Kensler, Charles Barlow,
Bert Selover and John LeBrandt. The
club meets tomorrow night with Miss
Maud Matthews.
Mrs. S. w. Norris entertained the Con-
versazione Wednesday afternoon. The
club planned several interesting invita-
tons for the coming, winter, and some
radical changes. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Laura Pierce on Thurs
iay of next week. Miss Helen Carpen-
ter, leader, and the subject Du Maurier
The concert given by the Presbyter-
ian ladies Friday the 30th, was very
fine entertainment and deserving or Gre
dit to those who took part.
The Select knights of Rest are to give
the opening ball at Garfield hall, Nov. IL,
and those in charge are preparing to
make their first event one to be pattern
ed after throughout the season. The
floor committee is chairnaned by Bruce
IL. Priddy, and il is well known that
whatever Bruce takes in hand socially is
aminently successful. The members of
the order made every event most en-
ioyable one heretofore and an extra ef-
fort is being made to make this event
eclipse all previous ones. Those who do
not care TO dance will be provided amply
With other amusement. and those lucky
enough TO receive invitations can con-
slider themselves honoTed.
A select masquerade was held last ev-
anng at the residence Of Miss Maude
Reuton. 1896 East Douglas avenue, which
was attended by a number of invited
guests. An excellent time was enjoyed
BY AL who were there.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Allen gave O'Clock
dinner to a few friends Those present
were: Messrs and Mesdames H. c. Sluss,
W. {. Little. W. s. Corbett, E. Ballen.
4. II. Fabrique, G.. VI. Dickson, Finlay
Ross. ]. L. Dyer. O. d. Barnes. Mrs.
kanagie, Mrs. Molly and Mrs. More
house.
Mrs. F. c. Harris entertained a few
friends at her home. SIS East Douglas
avenue, thursday evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Minnie Taylor. Dollie
Bird, Gertie Haynes, Mary McDermot,
Lizzie Oiney and Mollie Thompson
The Cooking club Will meet on Thurs
day afternoon OF this week with Mrs Ed