The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-15

the Guests to Look Up the Vocabulary
OF Flower Signals.
Miss Irma Levi OF Lawrence, Kan,
and Mrs. A. Black Of Cleveland. Ohio,
were 'honored guests Of a Rose whist
party given Monday evening by Misses
Esther and Sadie kaufman. The room
was decorated in rose color while the
Gavorites of the evening were red roses
Painted china by the hostess were the
prize OF the whist games during the
evening, and were won by Mrs. Bloch
and Mr.. Goldsmith, while Miss Della
Goldberg received the consolation prize.
A three course luncheon was served in
which the rose colOrs were carried out.
After luncheon the guests answered the
questions in the floral love tale and Miss
Levi and Mr. CAM of Kansas City car
s-ied off the first hOnOrs. Mr.. Groldsmlt IN
was hardly so fortunate in this bat was
rewarded by receiving a tiny package
of flower seed upon which was inscrib-
ed. SOW these and thereby make your
self more familiar with the flower king
dom" The guests were Misses Mile
Hays, Ida Joseph, Della Goldberg, with
an escort of Messrs Monte Jacks, Hy-
ram Goldberg, !. Goldsmith, NJ. Cold
smith. Mr. =. CAM of Kansas City,
Carl Marks and George LitchenSteln Of
New York.
THEY DISCUSS FISH
Mrs E. @. Robertson became the nos
tess of the Cooking club on Thursday
afternoon. The principal subject under
discussion was boiling fish, which was
Jed by Mrs. y. II. Campbell. Desert was
the theme not only delineated upon by
Mrs. Mcnamara, but also presented a
bountiful sample which was fully en-
joyed by all and pronounced delicious
AIRS, Finlay Ross prepared French po-
1atoes to 20 with Mrs. CampbelIs fish
and delightful luncheon was enjoyed
10y all Those present were: Mrs. Ew-
ing. Mrs. George Hartman, Mrs. Ralph
HIillisOn. Mrs. +. Il. Spangler, Miss LII
ca Drain. Mrs. +. Ross, Mrs. =. II.
Campbell. Mrs ]. J. Mcnamara, Mrs.
.. J. Barnes. Mrs. =. c. Lewis, Mrs. II.
w. Lewis. Mrs. n. Baldwin, Mrs. Geo
Dixon. Mrs. W. p. Cleveland, Mrs. l.. d.
Lewelling and Mrs. G. V. Ferguson.
SCULPTORS AND THEIR WORK.
Mr. and Mrs G A AylesbUry enter
tanned the Conversations club on We'd
nesday afternoon. Miss Emma Potts
WAS chosen leader of the meeting. Must
cal numbers, anecdotes and luncheon
were the other pleasant features of the
afternoon. The guests in attendance
were: Mrs. T. w. Sargent, Mrs. r.
ROys Mrs. F. Ross and Mrs. Ed Gold
berg. The musical program for the af-
Ternoon, consisting of a ballad by Mrs.
Ross, a violin solo by Miss Goldberg,
and a piano solo by Mrs. Norris. The
club viii meet next with Mrs. Poole,
when an illustrated lecture on Rome
will be given by Mrs. =. H Campbell.
THERE WE'RE TWENTY.
A jolly crowd of twenty North End
young people congregated at the resi-
dence of Harry DuttOn, Wednesday ev-
ening in reply to an invitation 10
mask party, and TO say they mad jolly
time would be putting it mild. Those
present were: May Dunn. Ida West
fall, Mamie Hoover, Edith Hoover,
Angie Dutton, Blanche KetZler, Susie
Klein, Grace Smith of SedgwiclI, Kan.
Elda Sturdivan Of Baldwin. Kan, Lucy
Williamson, Horace and Harry Dunn,
Earl McNeal Charles Ketzler. Charles
Hoover. Gene Ketzler, Al Mahaney,
Bert Hyde and Harry Dutton.
MARRIED. IN CHURCH.
The German Methodist church on
North Emporia avenue, Monday even
ing was the scene of a pretty wedding.
At 7:15 O'Clock, when Miss Emma Wilde
of this city was united in marriage To
MIR. Rolin GilIet of Arapahoe, O. 7. |
Rev. Mr.. Fielder pronounced the beau
tiful ceremony in the presence of the
relatives and friends if the young
couple. The bride was attired in a grey
novelty suiting and carried flowers. /
Immediately after the ceremony the
members of both families went 10 the
home of the bride where wedding sup
per was served. MIR. and Mrs. Gillett
left later In the evening for Rose Hid.
where they viii make their future home.
HYPATIA LECTURE.
"Ruskin'' was the subject of Mrs. L.
n. Pri6dy's lecture Monday evening
when the Hypatia society was the guest
of Mrs. Guthrie. The lecturer had the
closest attention Of her listeners and
talked in such a pleasing and instruct
I've manner that all present voted It one
Of the most pleasant and successful en-
tertainments ever given under the au-
spices of the society. A each meeting
some Of the we'll known authors are tax
en up and discussed.
THEY ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
Mrs. W. f. HUFFMAN entertained
the German Ladies Independent Aid
society Thursday afternoon. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Mrs. HUFFMAN was reelected
Mrs. WaideCker was elected vice-presi-
dent: Mrs Henry SchnitzleT. secretary,
and Mrs. Gehring. treasurer. The So
society is making preparation TO give a
social in the near future.
ANOTHER SURPRISE.
An agreeable surprise party was CIV
en- in honor of Miss Coldie Malls Of the
West Side Friday evening After the
first alarm Miss GoAdie became a char
ming hostess. The evening was de-
lightfully spent after which refresh
meDts We're served. Among those pres
ent were Clayton Guiana. Ben Harri-
son, Arthur Alexander. Charlie Black.
Ralph Kenyon. Fred Harrison. James
cullum, Milo Mckee. Alitka McKea,
Myrtle Black. Emma Cochran Bertha
Prey. Rosa Huston. Nina Tiehl. Ida
Messy. Jennie Prey, Ida hensler, A.
ice Thompson.
SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Emma knecht. Miss Grace Du-
mont. Miss Carrie IsadEerwood. Miss
Bertha ami Clara knecht. Miss Belle
Chamberlain. Mrs. RouSer. Mrs Walty
Mrs. Knechr and Mr.. Albert Ieiphar-.
Fred Rihel. VIII Norris. Ted Hon. Ray
Deroys. made up a ver0 pleasant sur
prise party on Miss Emma Knecht Fri
day evening. IL being her 18th birthday
They played cards and games ard az a
late hour served an elegant supper
which all did ample justice. and al .
late hour all departed wishing her
many more happy birthdays Miss
Weak M { n