The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-23

Guthrie, Francis Smyth. Miss Bracker
and Rev. John F. Won Herrlich.
GAVE AN INFORMAL.
Thursday afternoon Misses Mae an
Carrie knight gave an informal at thei
home on North Lawrence avenue il
honor Of Mrs. Albert Block OF Cleve
land, o. The guest Of honor for tn
afternoon was Mrs. Albert Block. Othe
| invited guests were Misses Birkman
| Margie Knorr, Jessie Shryer, Rea Woo
/ man Emma Potts, Mrs. Ira Sherwin
| Misses Mabel A1illison, Miss Beryl Leh
mann, Miss lie WoOdman, Miss Abbi
Potts, Miss Blanche Elliott, Miss Myrtl
| SIuss, Miss Lulu Parker, Miss Leni
| Richards, Miss Helen Carpenter, Mis-
Mildred Hays, Miss May Danube, Laur;
| Loone and Alice Goldberg,
IN HONOR OF HER GUEST.
| Miss Gertrude Jackson gave a merr!
| party TO her friends in honor of hel
| guest, Mrs. Harry Gilley nee Miss Bes
| sic Hanks of Kansas City. The day
was duely observed in the decorat ton:
| Of the rooms which were flags and rib
| bons. The little booklets distributed
amongst the guests for souvenirs also
TO be used in the various games were
| tied with red, white and blue ribbons
| The amusements were akin 10 those a.
| observa ton parties. The afternoon pro
gram concluded with the serving Of a
| course luncheon. The invited guests
| included Mrs. H. c. McClung, Mrs. Ira
Sherwin, Misses Jessie Shryer, Louie
Bone, Lc Woodman. Helen Carpenter,
Louise Shryer, LeDora Talbot, jeanette
Burton, Mae Luckey, Rea WoOdman,
Emma MCGEE Alice Birkman, Mamie
Barwise, Acquiila Hettinger, Elva avn
ker, Daisy Bruner, Jessie Cox, Lottie
Pierce and Jennie McClung,
SEASON IS OVER.
The opera house last Monday evening
was the scene of a Kismet party, the
third and last series which has been
given during the winter. They have
proved most pleasant and it was with
much regret that those present thought
it as the last Of winter. Among those
in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corbett, Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Brook, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Torring-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smyth. Mr.. and
Mrs T. ". Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Ham
mann, Misses Furman Of Topeka, Lille
of Iowa. Burton Of EmpOria. Hartman
Of LeaVenwoTth, Jessie Lewelling Agnes
Birkman, Daisy Lynch, Grace Hatton.
Sadie Joseph, lie WOodman, Margaret
Brown, Laura Geohegan and Marie Luz
ling, and Messrs Furman of Topeka, Ike
Goldsmith, Huse Taylor, Ray Taylor.
Dale Snively, George Chapman, Howard
Moffat, DR.. Hoffman, Charlie Topping,
Howard M. Wheeler, Ira Pierce, John
Kelly, J. T. Manner. Bruce Priddy.
OLD SETTLERS BALL
The annual ball given by the old set
tiers Friday night was probably the
largest attended dance given during the
season, and for six hours Garfield hall
was filled not only with the pioneer who
had forgot the step, but the youth OF
Wichita and surrounding country who
had come to honor the annual meeting.
The march was lead by President Ro-
chA1le with sixty copule in the process
sion. Many specalties were interspers-
ed between the dances which amused
and entertained those who could not.
or did not dance. The following pro-
gram was carried out;
Grand March.
2-Waltz
3-Quadrille.
4Schottish-
Arkansaw Traveller.
5Two Step.
6-Plain Lancers.
Polka.
SHREVEPORT.
9Sicillian Circle.
Jig by Gail Holding.
10-La Comas.
11-Old Settlers Jig.
Arkansaw Traveller.
lS-Waltz
l9-Prairie Queen.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISES.
One of the most enjoyable events of +!
the week was surprise party given |
Miss Hattie Fryer at her home on Sout |
Main street last Tuesday evening, the |
occasion being her birthday anniver- |
sary. The latest games occupied the |
guests until a late hour when refresh |
ments were served. Those present |
were Misses Pearl Hubbard, Helen Bios
GermaiDe CuenOd, Dora Avery, Flor |
ence Cole, Della Hughes, Bertha Bloss |
Lizzie Goodall, Cora Shamb, and Dora |
Campbell, and Mr.. and Mrs !: n. Col |
vim, and Messrs. Clifford Cole, Oscar
Green, Clarence Guyer, Joe Campbell, |
Carl Lewis, Joe Avery. Albert Wen
He'll, Chrlies Snyder, Howard Lewis,
Willie Price, Fred Hughes and Tom
Campbell.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guard, Mr. and |
Mrs. John Sommers, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ceuervorst, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams
Mrs. Jacob Shusen, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Narthy, Miss Clara Minick, Miss Mag
gie Dillon, Miss Theresa Sidel. Mr..
Southwell and Mr.. Ferguson made I'D
party which surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
J. \. Keister of South Ida avenue on
Tuesday evening, it being their we'd
ling anniversary. The evening was
passed with cards and dancing.
MELLILOTUS CLUB.
Miss Nellie Hupp and Miss Alta Nc
irif entertained the members of the
dellitotIs club on Thursday evening at
he home Of the former on North Mar
let street. The evening was pleasant
y passed with music. cards. dancing
md supper. The participants were.
Kisses Blanche Chandler. Ina Anlar-
on, Sadie Caldwell, Halle Anderson.
-ii4 chandler and ROSamund Ander-
on with an escort Of ATesSrs. Harry
'ottnger, Bert LOclyear, T 4. Nc
'herson, Claud Maxwell and Mccoy.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
Next Monday evening al the First
Methodist church VIII be given a con-
ert complimentary 10 Miss Maud Bow
nan who left a short time since for
'hicaEo 70 receive medical treatment
or supposed paralysis of the arms.
q USED from over practice on the piano
he nigh school chorus viii take part
N the program also the Orpheus and