The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
DECKED In SILVER
TWENTY-FIVE ANNIVERSARY OF
MR.. AND ERS. HENRI0N.

Their Topeka Avenue Home is Turned
Over to Their Friends Who Not Only
Come to Extend Congratulations But to
Leave Silver Tokens of the Esteem in
which the Couple are Held-Music and
Vocal selections, Conversation and
Games Occupy the Evening-other So
ciaI Events.
Monday evening the home Of Mr..
and Mrs F. Henrion of North Lawrence
avenue was completely taken by their
friends. The occasion was their TWEEN
~ty-fffth marriage anniversary. The
rooms were profusely decorated with
plants and palms against a back ground
Of silver popular. Beneath the tempo
rary and beautiful bower of green the
couple greeted their guests as they en-
tered. Mrs. Beaumont entertained
the guests with several vocal selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henrion were the proud
recipients of many and beautiful gifts.
The guests included DR.. and Mrs. Hupp,
Mr. and Mrs. Crib, Mr.. and Mrs. Bis
santz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gehring, Mr. ana
w. S. Henrion, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs. Bolte. Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy, Mr.
and Mrs w. z. Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. Speer, Mr.. and
Mrs. KnOblauch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harden,
Mrs. II. Beaumont, Mrs. Wei
gard, Mrs. Sommer, Mrs. ]. thinner
man, Miss Lena Crib, Miss Lena Bis
santz, Miss Julia Sommers. Miss Lou
tse Zimmerman, Miss Amelia Weigard,
Miss Moliie Ross, Miss Anna Weigard,
Miss Bertha Zimmerman, Mr.. Henry
Huffman, Mr.. John Speer, Jr, Mr.. j.
speer, ST., Mr.. Fritz Huffman and Mr..
Robert Bolte.
GAVE AN INFORMAL.
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Bill of Chicago. Mrs. R. z.
TorringtOn gave an afternoon informal
at which the following guests were
present. Miss Fulilngton, of Col
umbus, Ohio; Miss lie Dora Talbot
Miss Helen Carpenter, Miss Bessie Reed
Miss Louie Bone, Mrs. Homer Caldwell,
Miss MURDOCH Miss Maggie Woody,
Miss Elva Walker, Miss Maud Girty,
Miss Myrtle Sluss, Miss Jessie Kendall,
Miss Anna Brown, Miss Emma Potts,
Miss Laura GeOhegan, Miss Acquilla
Hettinger, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Abbie Potts, Miss Margie Knorr, Miss
Beryl Lehman and Miss Maud Parks.
FRITZ WAS REMEMBERED.
Fritz Huffman was given a surprise
party Tuesday evening by the German
Ladies Independent Aid society on the
occasion of his birthday. An enjoyable
time was had. Mrs. Waldecker pre-
scented Fritz with handsome scarf
pin set with a diamond, a present from
the society, and a present of which
Fritz is exceedingly proud.
POSTER PARTY.
Mrs. Frank Craig gave an informal
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. T. H. KEEL
logg of Perry, o. T., in which a novel
amusement was furnished to the guests.
Pictures without any reading matter
were cut from the various magazines
and pasted on cards. These were given
TO the guests who were asked TO tell
from what advertisement they were
taken, for the purpose of ascertaining
Their familiarity with the leading mag
aZines. The prize was a handsome
bouquet and was won by Miss Jes-
sic Kendle. The guests were
Mesdames Hewlett, Caldwell. Cor
don, Afllloson, Boone and Kellogg, and
Misses Siuss, Kendle, McAdams, Woods
Walker, Woodman, Hettinger Boone,
Talbot. Potts, Emma Potts, Carpenter
and Sutton.
CLOSED THE YEAR.
Social parties gave way the past week
for the closing exercises of the Normal,
High school, and all winding up with
the seventh annual banquet of the High
School Alumni association at the Carey
hotel Friday night, where the entire
night was occupied with exersices
which were cut short to admit the
guests 10 return home ere daylight
should appear. The meeting was called
10 order by President Taft and an in
teresting program was given. The
address of welcome 10 the new class OF
SO, which were admitted 10 the Alumni
was delivered by Claude Larimer win
Hatton was elected president, Ed Da-
wilson, John Parkinson and Amos Nc
Lain, vice-presidents; Miss Evelyn I'M
boden, secretary, and Clair Kracaw,
treasurer. Dancing and social CONVEX
sation took up the time until supper
was announced and the march was
taken TO the dining room We're fine
tables were decorated, and the follow
ing menu was discussed.
Consomme, A l. Imperat rice
Iced Cucumbers.
Lake Trout. Sauce Hollandaise
Duchess potatoes.
Fillet of Beef with Mushrooms
Asparagus.
Sweet Breads in Cases. Financier
Green Peas.
Roman Punch
Roast Spring Chicken, Giblet Sauce
Salmon Salad.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Strawberries with Whipped Cream.
Assorted Cake.
Cheese.
During the serving Of the BANQUET
Prof. Blumes orchestra filed the room
with music. and nothing but cheer and
good feeling was expressed on all sides
Charles Lease was introduced as the
POSTMASTER OF the evening and intro
duced the following subjects and era
tors 10 respond thereto:
''The Glass of So .... Elmer Reese. '9s
The Alumni ..-...........Ella Taft, 80
The Athletic Association" ...
...-.....-...........De los Woods, '9S
Absent Members" Edna Thatcher. 81
''The High School" Prof. J. y. Allen
The Alumni Boys Nv. T. Burgess
The Press Dave Lahey
'Our Superintendent. Prof. r R Dyer
Our Girls ...........AmoS HcClain 'a6
Our Barristers" Paul Brown. 80
Our Annual Reunion" Anna Mason. ~ ,
y. Caesar .-...-..-.-Clair kraCaw, rs
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Thursday evening AIRS. NJ NJ. Muir
dock gave A supper in honor OF Airs.
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