The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-05
NET ON THE LAWN
DELIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT FETB
GIVEN By KINGS DAUGHTERS.

willing Bands Assisted the Kings
Daughters in Giving Delightful Enter
taismert Which Was Also Financial
Success, and Many Showed Their APP
nreciat:on of This Helpful Band by Not
Only Attending But by Their Liberal
Patronacc-other Social Happenings.
Kinr's Daughters held a delightful
and successful lawn fete at the Het-
t;ogar residence, corner Of Lawrence
avenue and Elm street, "Wednesday
evening.
The welles Circle were assisted by the
gettinger family and several young
friends and had soon converted the
snacious lawn into perfect fairy gar
den.
The popular Second Regiment oand
siscoursed carnival music during the
entire evening, and altogether TmF
.n+ire evening, and all gave themseiVs
IN n tn enjoyment of the evening, ana
,,,A large crowd in attendance showed
,ra;- anureciation of the efforts OF the
goung ladies by their liberal patronage.
The reception committee consisted OF
The officers of the association VINO are
Miss AouiIsa FIettinger, president; MISS
Mary sIuss. vice president; Mrs. Arpo-
yast. recording secretary; Miss Apole
potts. financial secretary, and MISS
Gertrude Jackson, treasurer.
The young ladies in charge OF tne
"a HES and refreshments were: Misses
Walker Emma
Potts Mary Barwise, Jessie Cox, Edna
Dutton. Helen Taylor, Helen Fisher,
Rea. Woodman, Daisy Bru1er, Hattle
Nc4-lung. Margaret Brown, Grace Nc
Admas. Bessie Reed, Belle Burlington,
Helen Carpenter, Julia Woods anu
Genevra Jocelyn.
MISS WOODS RECITAL
Tuesday evening at st. Johns Episco-
nal church the music loving audience
there assembled were delighted with
a musicale given by MISS EudoId
woods. the gifted pupil of Lartili, who
made her first appearance before
wichita audience. The program was
especiaIly interesting as some OF the
airs were sung in three different Ian
puaees. while the selections embodied
every phase Of musical expression
which was rendered entirely from MEM
DRY. The delight Of the audience was
Increased with each number rendered,
and Miss Woods completely captured
her audience and secured a full house
for any date in the future the announce
n,ent is made that she will give
musicale. The Atlanta papers speak
an the highest terms of Miss Woods
great command of her voice, and eX-
pressed great pride that she was
resident OF that city, but Miss Woods
will hereafter reside in Wichita and
this city will gain the name of being
the home OF one of the most cultured
of the state.
DUPLICATE WHIST.
Thursday evening Mrs. Fred Bentley
was the hostess of a happy whist party
at her residence on North Topeka ave-
nue.. The hostess fully sustained her
replsta ton as a delightful entertainer
and the time sped swiftly by to those
nresent. who were: Mrs. T. G. Smythe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smythe, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Smythe, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
W. Clapp. Mrs. f. r. Cody, Mrs. c. A.
Walker, Mrs Brooks, Mr. Cooper, Mr..
Sargent, Miss Lilly and Miss Eva
Walker.
PICKWICK CLUB.
Miss Edna StElwell was the guest OF
honor OF the Piczwick club Thursday
afternoon, which met with Mrs. Bessie
Innes. The following were presently
Misses Hattie Stanley, Mary Biting,
Blanche Iuboden, clara Washburn,
can Ross, F'ode Stanley, Lucy Lewis,
AIable Magill, Leda Ferrel, Rena
Brooks and Mildred Moffat, members
of the Pickwick club. The following
program was rendered, after which
charades and dainty sweet meats at
tracted the attention Of the young
ladies:
Piano solo ..-.................Fo gS
Composition .-.-. .Slammer
Recitation ---.--...-.-- 1880. .Iroller
Composition 49,. -...Sargeant Snuboin
Piano duet 10000 .------..-------..
.......... Sargent and Perker
Bessie lines.
Reading ............. Wrinkle
Pickwick .. Tracy Tupman
MRS KNAPP ENTERTAINS
Miss Georgia Richardson of Missouri
was the guest of honor at a 6 o'clock
dinner given by Mrs. ]. NJ. Knapp on
Friday evening. Miss Richardson viii
return to her home in a few days and
the best withes of large circle of &C
uuaintances will go with her, who had
lea rned TO esteem her for her accom-
plishments and ease of grace. After
the supper the following program was
given:
Vocal solo........." Ny Love to You"
Miss Richardson.
Original Poems and Story.
% My Bonny Bird.
ca The Crimson Stone. Mrs. Knapp
An Informal Talk. Observation-Disclosures.
Domestic Customs in Germany
Mrs. Brown.
Sketch. The Wondering Star
Miss WoOdman.
The guests present were: Mrs. J.
Sam Brown, Misses Jennie McClung.
Anna Murvey, Florence Mulvey and
Rea Woodman-
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Among the June weddings were the
Miller Bryant, Volk-Jewett. Bell-Cloud.
Aley-wilson, Arbogast-Guthrie. Ben
nett-Snyder. Catcn-Ash, Rogers-Law-
renee. Chase-Webking, Ketzler-Dutton
and Barrol-Bone.
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
A delightful leap year picnic was CIV
en- al the Griswold park by Misses Rosa
Hudson and Eta Aschraft. WEDNESDAY
evening. After being entertained by
music and games an up-to-date supper
took place. Those present We're: Misses
Army Ferrel. Carrie Speace, Lille Criton.
Della Johns. Messrs. Ray Rentz. Oliver
Hea,aly. James Coulham, Ben Harrison,
-Tonney Cave and Fred Harrison.
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