The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-06
SONG OF THE MORN
EARLY MUSICAL HELD AT MRS. r.
P. MURDOCH.

NusicaI Was Given Which was Closed
Formed the Decoration for tho Occa-
slon-LIst of Those Present and Pro-
gram Given-Other Social Happenings
of the Past Week.
Mrs. r. P Murdoch gave morning
nousscal on Friday between the hours Of
10 and II The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with palms
and vines The latter were wound
about the banisters, chandler and pic
lures and hung in beautiful folds OF
green to the floor. On the souvenir
cards was printed the following pro-
gram:
I'm sweet music is such art,
Killing care and grief of heart"
fmpromptu ....-...-.--- ---.-.ocnuoerl
Miss Thomas.
By the Blue Sea Observation-Disclosures Smart
Miss Dariner.
Paper Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mrs. R. NJ. Piatt.
(a) Sbepherd's Sunday Song. .KreutZer
Oh Mazurka ..........C Chopin
The Dove ..-..... -.--....-.-.--- Arultl
Miss Walker.
An Original Story. Miss Caldwell
Sanctissima Vergine ...-.-. Gorciginanl
Miss Woods.
The Rivulet ..........-.--.......k roeger
Miss Thomas.
After the last number the time was
devoted to social conversation, while
dainty luncheon was being served. Mrs.
Murdoch was assisted in entertaining
by Mesdames r. NJ. Piatt, Don S. Colt.
Hiram IInboden, A. S. Parks, G H
Brooks, Adam Imboden, +. w. Oliver.
w E. Stanley, J. Z. Caldwell. AL
though informal, the entertainment will
long be remembered as one of the most
delightful which the summer season
has afforded The invited guests includ-
ed: Mrs. A. Cooper, Los Angeles Mrs.
Homer Caldwell, Mrs. B. B. Hull, Mrs.
Marc Cossitt, Mrs. Victor Murdoch.
Misses GENEVA Jocelyn. Margaret
Brown, Anna Brown, Evalyn ImbOden.
Beatrice Thomas of st. Louis; Mabel
Jarimer, Elva Walker, Dora Woods.
Julia Woods, Daisy Woods, Pearl Muir
dock, Daisy Lynch, Helen Carpenter,
Abbie Potts. Emma Potts, Jessie Ken
DAN, Maud Parks, Nina Caldwell, Rhea
Woodman, Lc Woodman, Lou Parker,
Eva Decatur, Olive Decatur, Belle Stew
er Eta Fellows. Marty Rutan. Anna
Mulvey, Florence MulVey, Coral Harms,
Fanny Lewis, Majorie Knorr. Rena Lee
pier Bessie Mccoy, Minnie Sargent, Jul
lila Sargent, Anna, Eta and Catalina
Mason Jessie and Pauline Levelling,
Emma Eggleston Of Pratt; Edith Moffit, !
Emma McClees, Eva and Emma Nc |
lTo7l, r. !
sie and Minnie Brown. Ida Mills, Jessie 1
Clarke Gertrude and Inez jackson, |
Maggie Woody, Helen Fisher, AquiIla /
t1ettinger. Mary Kelly. Mabel Ayers.
THE TAKE A RIDE.
A happy. joyous party of young |
Christian workers of the West Side, be- !
ing members of the Epworth League of |
the Dodge Avenue NJ f. Church and the |
Christian Endeavors of the West Side |
church, chartered a trolley |
car and travelled over the entire line of |
the Wichita Electric Street Railway 1t |
was joyous party and among its men, |
bers were: Misses Maud McCandless, |
Lizzie Hall, Bessie Smith, Louis Hall, |
Gala MartindaIe, Ida arwise, Flora !
Tallman, Emily Chambers. Maurden
Martindale Anna Tallman, Bessie Hays,
Olive Cotman. Kate Sigerson. Gertrude
Garrison, Vesta Charlton, Lolita Charl-
bon, Eleanor PrueYl, Lillian Leicnart.
Vera Moran; Messrs. Frank Maxwell,
Sam Anderson. Artie Mccormick, Mich
olas Bird. Rodo1ph Hatfield, Finley Da-
Wis Ernest Grim, Albert West, Gene Wal
lace, Milo Mckee. Gus Hill. Harry Cot
lace, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pruen, chaper-
pms.
FAREWELL PARTY.
Mrs. J B. Wright gave her sister. Mrs
Donlinde of Canada, who has been visit
ing in the city for some weeks, a fare
wellpart V on Tuesday evening. at which
lime the following were present: Misses
Myrtle Lee, Jennie Triplett, Edna Kirk
wood. Mabel Aver. Olive Triplett. Edith
Briggs, Jennie Smith. Nellie Anderson,
Dell Kindred, May Parkinson; Messrs
E. V Welsh, o. z. Shoemaker. Murray
kirkwood. Charles Higginson. o. A.
Boyle, Guy Mccormick John Parkinson |
Fred Hellar. George Adams. Walter
Manning and Frank Manning of Kan
sas City; Roy Johnston. J. B. Roher.
Ben Root and Orio Johnston.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Bertha Braitsch was given a very
pleasant surprise party Wednesday
evening at her home IN South Toneka
avenue. The evening passed quickly
with games and music Dainty re.
'resbments were served. At late hour
the guests departed voting Miss Bertha
4 charming hostess. The guests were:
Misses Lena and Clara Richardson. Dol
he kahoe. Stella Thomas, Lulu Mellow
sil, Olive and Lillian Simpson. leila Du-
mont. Ida Dennis and Emma Gertise.
and Messrs Paul Brown, George Burns.
Ben Morgan. Frank Braitsch. VIII
townsend, Tom Her, Charlie Williams
Ind Emil Braitsot.
HYPATIA DISCUSSION.
The subject for discussion at Hypatia
N Monday afternoon was, rs the pro-
essional woman in any way a menace
o the home?" Mrs. Brown acting as
eader opened the discussion by reading
In able paper in which she took the af-
irmauve, giving argumentative proof
hat the professional woman was a men
ce 10 the home Mrs. Browns paper
vas thoroughly enjoyed and appreoiata1
" the members Of the club and merita,i
he hearty applause il received. She
hen stated that the subject was open
or discussion A large number re-
ponded, the general trend of thought
md remark being that while home is
true sphere. her nariya breath.
Ter native air. all rights should be train
d for profession. 10 be used only
when actually needed. That the aver
we woman, be she old or young, prefers
he retirement and privacy of home life
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