The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-22

| but is expected by all the members OF
! the club to return soon. The next meet
| ing will be at the home of Claude Bayne.
Friday evening, who resides on South
! Water street
JAPANESE SOCIAL.
| The Y. p. s. c. E. of the Reformed
/ church. corner Of Topeka avenue and
Lewis street, gave a japanese social last
Friday evening. The Sunday school
| room was prettily decorated with Japan
csc lanterns and chrysanthemuns, the
national flower of Japan. A dainty lun-
/ cheon was served. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Misses Estella Thomas. Bertha Braitsch
Recitation ..........Miss Anna WeiganG
Vocal SOLO. -. Mr.. Silas Brown
Recitation. 80. ....Miss Myrtle McCarty
Vocal solo. Miss Lena Richards
Recitation Mr.. Sidney Long
Violin solo. .M Miss Pansy Thomas
TIE vielin solo by Miss Pansy was es
pecialiy appreciated
CHAUTAUQUA FOR THE WEEK.
Chautauqua program for Monday, Nov.
%:
Sunday Reading.
Roll call NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Lamartine
French History. .........Mrs- Loosely
Biographical Sketch. -......J john Calvin
Miss Emma Potts.
A Talk-Tne Political Element on the
Protestant body in France during the
period of the Religious Civil Wars
....... ...................M Miss LAID
Geographical Study-Harseiiles.. 80.
...-.-. Mrs. Craig
Discussion-The Government of Ire
land. ....................M Miss Gilbert
Essay-Mary Stewart and Her Reia-
ton to France. Mrs. Robertson
French Traits. ............M Miss Walker
Current Events ...........M Mrs. Laycock
MASTER GEORGE WAS FIVE.
Master George Dando was five years
old yesterday and in honor of that event
entertained number of his little friends
at his home, 537 South Water street Tie
party consisted of Misses Appa Fosnot,
Leo and Marguerite Wyatt, Nina and
Meta Stewart, Zepha Waller. Fanny and
Marguerite Millhaupt, Alice Foltz and
BERTHE Southwell, and Masters bud and
Dave Leahy, Charlie and Robert Carter,
Roy Southwell. Argyle King, LOUIS
johnson, Glenn Demar, Clarence Francis
Carl Dando and Wilbur Totgenhorst.
OTHER SOCIETY EvENTS.
Miss Joyce Meguiar of Shelbyville, KY,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Whittier
on Park Place.
Mrs. H. A. Sheppard will be at home
to her friends on Tuesday of each week
at 1852 North Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita Commercial club will give
another of its popular card parties for the
members and ladies next Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Maude Kicks and Miss Sadye Jo-
seph will open a dancing class Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon on East
Oak street. between Topeka and Law
renee avenues.
Mr.. D. Hammond, accompanied by his
daughters, Mrs. Lewis Kock and Miss
Jennie Hammond. arrived in the city
Tuesday to attend the wedding of Mr..
Harry Hammond and Miss Noble Ross,
which takes place Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Hammond and daughters are the
guests of Mrs. Ed. Goldberg
Miss Olive Clayton entertained infor-
mally Monday evening. in honor of Miss
Nellie Hupp, who leaves soon for Den
Yer. The guests were Misses Lola Max
well. Mayme McHanney, Minnie Drake,
Matte Ferguson, Maggie Parker. Mrs.
IS.
Vincent, of Colorado Springs
Mrs. George L. Pratt entertained in
formally Monday afternoon in compl:-
ment to Mrs. VIII Fraser. The guests
were Mesdames Edward Vail, Newton
Garst. Charles Cohn, W. W. Johnson. II.
c. Sluss, Homer Caldwell, H. l.. Gordon,
= Langtree. E. E. Beech. c. A. Walker,
and Mrs. Garst of South Bend, Ind
Mrs. J. r. Kenworthy was pleasantly
surprised on last Friday afternoon by
thirty of her friends, who came TO help
celebrate her birthday at her home, 1902
North Waco avenue. The afternoon was
devoted to nedelwork until about s
o'clock, when dainty luncheon was
served. Mrs. Kenworthy was the recipi-
ent or number of beautiful presents.
Mrs. L. r. Pfiddy entertained the Con-
wersazione delightfully."- on Wednesday.
Big bowls of chrysanthemums gave
Siow OF color 10 the pleasant parlors. The
etchings proved TO be most interesting
and several good anecdotes added zest TO
the enjoyment OF "a dainty lunch served
by the hostess. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. A. L. Carpenter Mrs.
Sal,ie Toler. leader. The subject, "Ro-
nance and Realism"
Mrs. ". z. Cleveland entertained the
Cooking club at the home OF Mrs. Col
onel Bryant on North Waco avenue on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleveland END
Mrs Bryant furnished a delicious menu.
A number of ladies have been taken into
the club recently. Mrs. A. c. Jobes, Mrs
Julia Hill, MIS-. George Whitney and Mrs
Wells Miller. AL the members were
present. The guests were Mrs. Robin
soI and Mrs. kanaga. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Ralph NIillison in the
Sedgwick book. In addition to the menu
OF oysters in various styles, Mrs. 3. H.
Campbell will give another chafing dish