The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

| Donnell, Goodin, Turney, Steff1n. Gack-
| enback, Mr.. Meyer, and Miss Lena Al
| dendifer. Mrs. Kenaird, and Mrs. A w,
| Reed. At a late hour all departed
1 wishing the copule, who are both OF tn
| same age yesterday, many happy re
| turns
MISS DAMON ENTERTAINS.
Miss Sadie Damon entertained tht
! VI. NJ. Circle Friday afternoon. The
| guests were: Misses Mira Chandler,
| Flora Carpenter, Name Lewis. Jessie
! Allen, Nellie Jackman, Helen Taylor.
! Agens Davidson, Winnie Woolard, Lulu
/ Parker, Hattie Wells, Annie George,
! and Mrs. Dunn.
! COOKING CLUBS MEETING.
The last meeting of the season Of the
| Afternoon Cooking club was held Thurs
| day at the home Of Mrs. VIII Dixon,
who was assisted in entertaining by
| Mrs. Cleveland. II being the season or
| roses the pretty flowers filed the rooms.
| In the dining room a long table was set
| n the center of which was huge pyra-
| mid Of roses, and about the foot OF 1t
were numberless rose petals. The deli
| cacies wsich found a place on the menu
| included steamed chicken. brown bread,
! corn grits bread, pickles, cottage cheese,
! fruit marmelade, strawberry and Vanll-
| la ice cream, marshmellows and almond
cake and coffee. Present were Mrs.
| Franks, Mrs. Betty, Miss FullinSton,
Mrs B. H Campbell, Mrs. o. d. Barnes,
Mrs. r. r. Spengler, Mrs. Finlay Ross,
Mrs. n. Baldwin. Mrs. ]. ]. Mcnamara,
Mrs. H w Lewis. Mrs. Ralph Millison,
Mrs G.. NJ. Dixon, Mrs. F. Robertson,
| rs. Ed Robertson, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. j.
l. TObfllfre a,,d Mics Drain
FRIDAY EVENING SURPRISE.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Lula Simison by a few of her friends
Friday evening. A very enjoyable time
was had. Those present were: Misses
Bessie Binkley. Beatrice Fulton, Anna
Browne, Maud McCanless, Edith Batch
ell. Anna Tallman, May Simison, and
Messrs Robert King, Nicholas Bird,
| Finley Davis, Rodolph Hatfield, Sam
| Anderson, Horace Browne, Verlie Batch
ell and Evert Alexander.
AT LINWOOD PARK.
Miss Helen Taylor gave her pupils a
Gel chtful picnic parry s+sresday az
Linwcod park, which not withstandins
the rain was success IN every feature.
At O'Clock the children met at the
home of their teacher at the corner of
Lawrence avenue and Second street
where large wagons were waiting 10
convey them to Linwood park. The
pupils include: Gladys Kerfoot. Lulu
Bradford. Clara Coe, lireta Myers
Jeanette Mccoy, Norman Harris, Lolita
McClung, Edna Goldstandt, Ethel Saw
| age, Belle Morris, Bessie King, Minnie
Hodges, Florence Davis, Ethel Will
k:ns. Julia Coin, Pearl Dobson, Ella
Hobb, Eula Hobbs, Marie Pierce, Frank
Pierce, George Tapp. Walter Bayers,
Lewis Pugh, Lloyd Osborne, Marshall
| Ross. Willard Brooks, Raymond Du-
mott, Elmer Cline, Orlie Gleason, Willie
Dean. Arthur Johnston, Ray Lewis.
Claude Whitman, George Pechin. Kirk
PARROT, Joe Fordyce, David Draper,
John Coleman and Leo Levi. The chill
dren spent the day at Linwood park,
playing all sorts Of picnic games. Miss
Taylor was assisted in caring for them
by Misses Blanche Chandler, Agnes
Davidson, Sadie Damon. Winnifred
| Woolard, Harriette Wells, Flora Car
penter, Lulu Parker, Cecil Leland,
Jessie Allen and Nell Jackson.
CHILDREN'S MAY PARTY.
Sedgwick hall on Tuesday evening
was a scene of youth and beauty. 1t
was the May dancing party given by
Mss Jessie dwellings class and was
the close of the season. The children
were all attired in party frocls and the
scene presented was like one from fairy
land. The program Of dances for the
children consisted throughout of alter
mating round and fancy dances. For
the former Professor Blume furnished
the music, while Miss Louise Lewelling
played the fancy dances. After the first
waltz. Miss Bessie Griffith, dressed as a
Scottish lassie danced the Highland
Fling. The pretty little dance was re-
ceived by the audience with much ap-
plause. The second fancy dance was
Spanish skirt dance by Celia WiIliford.
who wore a pretty costume of white
swiss. The flower dance was one of the
prettiest dances of the evening. Little
Helen Brooks, and Grace Fullington,
dressed 10 represent butterflies and
Oslo Bergerman, Mary Fullington, jan
ME Burlington, Lois Baker, Norma
Harris Aileen Smyth, Ruth Lewelling.
Edna Edison, Sydney Clapp and Glenn
entine Young representing flowers and
each carrying a bow of flowers took
part in the pretty figures of the dance.
Clarence Norris, Mary Biting Bessie
lines, Marie Berry, George Brown and
Ray Campbell danced a scarf dance.
Sydney and Mark Clapp, Tom
bdhcI. jamie fullngtOn, Willard
Brooks and Clementine Young went
through the figures of the stately min
uet Master Edward Little dressed as
sailor boy danced the hornpipe so
very nicely that he was called back
again to repeat 1t. The program of
dances concluded with the dance about
the May pole, which was hung and
wound with roses and ropes of smilax.
The children taking part included Bes-
sic Allen, Clarence Norris, Mary Ritz
ing. Lucy Lewis. Mary FuIlington.
Marie Berry, Dick Hays. Ray Camp
bell, Ed Leland. George Frazier.
Harold Sternberg and George Brown.
Miss Lewelling was assisted in the
fancy dances by Miss Esther Nixon.
Misses Sadie Downing. Maud Girty.
Coral Harris and Anna Brown assisted
with the round dances.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Miss Maud Pratt visited in Winfield
Friday
Mrs. c. J. Fletcher IS visiting in Ell
Dorado.
Mrs. George Hartman has returned
from Texas
Mrs. Earl Fawcett Of Emporia is Wis
iting in the city.
Mrs c. F. Manuel left for Toronto
yesterday.
Mrs. z. z. Beach entertained the La
dies Whist club Wednesday.
Miss Grace Har:on is home from her
visit With friends al Furiey.
Thursday evening Mr.. AID Mrs. c. H.