The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-03

Not UnmindfuI of the Grace, Courage
and Conduct of Their Defeated Rivals
The yictors of the Wichita High
school and a number of their friends
celebrated the victory of Saturday,
April %, upon the field of contest in
The athletic arena at the Carey hotel
Friday night with a magnificent ban
uuet where 100 plates were fronted with
the vigor of youth and the grace of the
handsome young ladies who had cheer
ed them to victory. The early part of
the evening was spent by the guests in
the hotel parlor where the honors and
prizes were awarded. This with much
merry conversation passed the time I'M
til supper was announced and the
guests adjourned to the banQuetting
hall where they spent two hours. The
tables were prettily arranged and dec
prated with flowers, palms, fruit pieces
Rnd the association cOlors, navy blue
and white. Following is the menu:
Consomne Royal
Duchess Potatoes.
Cold Chicken. Cold Ham.
Cold Beef Tongue.
Cold SIaw Salmon Salad.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Strawberries with Cream.
Assorted Cake. Fruit.
Coffee.
The toasts formed a very important
part of the program and the following
except tht of Rev. Mr.. Griffith were
addressed to the POSTMASTER. Mr.. The
ron Barrett. and the assembled guess:
"Our Winfield Confreres
Larimer.
Musical AthIetes"-Miss Jessie
Clark.
'srhe Future of the Association
Will Price.
1.-The Alumnae and Association"-Ir-
win Taft.
''The Boys"-Mfss Pearl Miller.
value of Athletes"-Mr. R. F.
Knight
miss AthIete"-A1iss Nina Reams.
'"The Athlete in the Pulpit"-Rev.
Bruce Griffith
THE Ladies'-Roy Kramer.
To say that each and every one was
received with much hearty applause
does but justice to those who responded.
AT the conclusion Professor Smith was
called upon and in a few well chosen
words he encouraged the coming ath-
aetes in the school and paid glowing
with the senior class. AT l o'clock the
banquetters returned to the parlors,
where they said their good nights and
but shortly after they departed. Among
those in attendance We're: Misses
Laura Bone, Pearl Miller Amy Harson,
Dolly Marsh, Fode Stanley, Ora Morris,
Blanche Chandler, Efie Reams, Maud
Rix. Marie Bellew, Carrie Ledgerwood,
Anna Zeininger, Julia Woods, Jetta
Campbell, Ella Chandler, Laura Goehe-
gan, Sadie Joseph, Nina Reams, Laura
r. Blincoe, Grace Hill, Cynthia Cleave-
land, Jessie Clark. Leida Mills, Cora
Alexander, Bee Baker, Eulalia Windle,
Evelyn ImbOden, Happie Randall, Eva
Decatur, Virgie Little, Mabel Stoutmy-
er. Mamie Thompson, Myrtle Reese,
Pearl Miller. Mary Olphant, Olive Ma
gill, Belle Preston, Margaret Dorsey,
Gertrude Morris, Myrtle Hinton, Grace
Written; Messrs, Earl Brooks, Clyde
Juyser. Erwin Taft. a. j. Musselman.
Rob Norris, Fred Pearce, Ed Bruner.
John Dunn, VIII Price, Jesse McCless,
Elmer Reese, Lyle Durley. Floyd Cas-
ad, Edward Dill, Morris SchOllenberger.
David Parkinson, Otis Grove, r. +.
knight, Theron V. Barrett, D. S David
son. Bruce NJ. Priddy, Charlie AIcDan-
iels, Albert Gehring, Pearce Torrey,
Charles Musselman, Charles Hatton
Harry Stanley, George r. Little, VIII
10. Hatton, Claude Larimer, De Los
Woods, Frank r. Dyer, lie Roy Kram-
er, G. F. Smith, Rude Bellew, Garland
Terrell, Lloyd Alexander, Thatcher
Hinman. Oscar Ward, Ralph Mossman,
Ed Massey, John Van Dyne, Eugene
Calhoun. Park Imboden and Phil
Aheren.
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
Monday evening the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. James Bridenstein met at the
Southwest Business college to join with
them in celebrating their fifth we'd
ding anniversary. The room was beau
1ifully decorated and the early part of
The evening was spent in playing whist
Messrs. Parks and Holland carried off
rhe honors of the evening. After an
elaborate supper the guests were fnyit-
ed TO a dance. The evening was one
dong 20 be remembered. The invited
guests We're: MeSsrs. and Nesdames
Mrs. Sarah Priest, Mrs McI.augblin.
Mrs Townsend. Mrs. " l. Clegg;
Misses Kate Wigs, Grace Rafferty,.
Letta Bronson. Dora Martin. Margaret
Parker, Minerva Townsend, Pessie
Reynolds, Minnie Drake, Myrtle Lee.
Rissa Deets, Grace Priest, Stella Alden
differ Matte Ferguson, Leitha Miller.
Dula Pease, Olive Clayton; Messrs.
Charles Clayton, James Knapp. John
AIilhaupt, a. Bridenstein. Lou Rriden- |
stein, S. Priest. A F. Priest, w. f
Mark, Claud Nef. Otto Boenisech. Arch |
Gibson. George Adams. Dr. ShultZ. :
John Young, J. T. Donnel. Jess Fible- |
man. w. NJ. Holland. Nick Steffen. |
Clifford Darratt, E. L. Fawcett, Harry /
Meats. E J. Priest, J. NJ. Clegg. Ed /
Baldwin. D. l. Short, VIII Clegg, H. S |
Mcbride. owen Clegg, Charles Bunce, |
Wesley Clegg. T. +. Clegg, VIII Nc /
Laughlin, Henry Clegg. Ramsey. Chas. !
Duff. James Clegg, Ed Bonbrake, NJ. /
w. Priest, John Inman. Harry Piper. /
n. ]. Waterbury, Jess Everhart, VIII I
Diddle. VIII Taylor; Mrs. Hanna Priest. /
Grant Clegg, Al Bridenstein. Ed Parks. |
George Sindlebach. Will Groves, Frank |
Duncan, o. T. Elliott, Frank Jones.
Clifford Clegg, H. s. Simmons. James !
Parkinson. c. f. Diehl. J. c. Sousley.
Cress. VIII Ayers. Wendau McLaugh- /
lin, DR.. Verne Everett
TNER-BRTCKSON.
On Wednesday evening last at the res
3dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Polk on North |
Lawrence avenue. Miss Hilda Erickson
was married TO Mr.. Frank NJ Gentner
OF Cleveland, Ohio. The ceremony
Whlcn united the happy couple was per-
formed by Rev Sheppard of the Empo-
ria Avenue Baptist church, in the pres
ence Of few intimate friends. Al $50
O'Clock Miss Julia Somers took her
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