The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-29

the Dali proved d STdnQ SuCCcSS- SoPo-
nese decorations were used in decorat-
ing the hall. The program being well
selected and arranged showed elegant
taste. The grand march started at
s o'clock and was led by Miss Adele
Ferrel and Master Charlie Hossfeid-
They were followed by thirty-five cou-
pies all in Japanese attire, keeping step
to Prof. Blurne's orchestra. The illu-
minated march, which was exhibited
by sixteen girls of the class, was indeed
the finest march ever produced IN TINS
CITY and was received with great ad-
miration and applause. The japanese
ladies (Which they represented each
held two ornamented sticks to which
were attached three lanterns. They
went through some very beautlfuI as
we'll as difficult figures and well deserv-
ed the great applause given them. The
moved fan dance which was danced by
Miss Katie Kolstead was received with
great admiration. Miss Katie used
two fans while dancing and managed
them with great skill and ability while
gliding over the floor gracefully. Misses
Libbie Imhoof, Nettie Copeland and
Jessie WhtlOck as the Three Little
Maids From School with song and dance
took their parts exceedingly well. The
gorgeous Oriental march by thircy-two
bows and girls of the class was well re-
ceived with applause. The song and
dance We've Got Him on the List,
by Master Charlie Hossfield and Willie
Burch and chorus was very comical
and was given hearty applause. The
drill by the little girls was very pretty
and was well applauded. The affair
will long be remembered by all who at
tended At 10 O'Clock the floor was
in dancing
PANSIES AND SMILAX.
Miss Myrta Lee and Miss Mary Gar
yer entertained on Saturday from 3 to
Z p. M, at 1905 North Market.
The rooms were decorated with cut
flowers and dainty refreshments were
served Among the interesting things
for the fortunate guests was
a, most amusing Art Gallery" Those
invited were Misses Small, Hendrick-
son. Sheppard, Allen, Smith, Hellar,
Dodge, Zeinniger, Hupp, Thomson, Rule
Boone, Barwise, McCrae. McClung,
Ayers. Hattie McClung,
Parker, Torrey, Minick, Woolard, For
sythe, Little Kinkead. Davidson, Lew
is. Buck. Evans, Maxwell, Lerch, Ken
die, Oliphant, Lehman, Cook, Erick,
Bruner, Wells, Hill, Jackman, Potts,
Bristow, Kerfoot, Carpenter, Mulvey,
ST. Clair, of Cheney; Minich of Paola;
Merrill; Mrs. Harry Frizell and Miss
Garst
F'avors were pansies and snilax.
OWLS ENTERTAIN.
The Owls and Crescents gave an I'M
pleasant dancing party in their
club rooms in the Opera house last We'd
nesday evening. The latter part of this
season has been a particularly popular
one, and as a general thing has brought
out a large attendance. No matter
how the weather may be or attractions
Of other places, the members always
make strenuous efforts to come as they
can always count on a good time, as
everything first-calss is obtained for
that purpose. Notwithstanding the
club is very particular and receive only
the best people into it's membership,
they are fiourishing and receiving new
applications for membership continual
". Twenty-Five couples danced till a
late hour, and all went home saying
what a fine time they had had. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Piper, John Reynolds, George Walker,
Tony Weinshank, c. c. Campbell, ]. D.
Harrison, Ed Kinnaird, Mrs. George
Mold. r. F. Kinnaird, E. s. Gum, Mrs.
Elliott, Misses Dora Martin, May Ed
wards, Edith Foote, May Mcfarland,
Myrtle Agnew, Aida McGriff, Carrie
Bliss. Minnie Bliss, Clara Leibrand, Mat
tie Selvey, Elliott, Mr.. o. T. Elliott, Ben
Durfee. Casper Haynes, George McNeal,
Newt Edwards, F. A. Mcpherson, Mr..
Martling. Ed Park, F.. c. Schuyler, Leu
Weitzel, Bert Pottinger and John Lei
brand.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Miss Mamie Baird of Winfield is in the
city.
Mrs. Ed Taylor entertained Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss McCorcle is the guest of Mrs. A.
NJ. Denny.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Hagny enter
tanned at cards.
Miss Maud Cobb entertains next
afternoon.
The Owls and Crescents gave a hop
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. F. Green entertains next
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum entertained at
whist Friday evening.
Mrs. Colonel Bryant is visiting in
Woodward. Oklahoma.
Miss Nora Payne is entertaining Miss
Mabel Silvers of Winfield.
Mrs Slosser is entertaining Miss Mile
Clark Of Blue Mound. Illinois.
Mrs Aldrich and Miss Cora Aldrich
of Wellington are in the city.
Mrs Laura Holtschneider of Pueblo
is visiting Mrs. Nereus Baldwin.
Mrs. c. V. Ferguson entertained the
Cooking club Thursday afternoon.
Miss lola Turley and Mr.. Edgar New
" Will be married Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. NJ Rogers entertained the
Planazanta club on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Wall entertain the
Duplicate Whist club tomorrow even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Case entertain
ed the Duplicate Whist club Tuesday
evening.
There will be an Easter sale al H. H.
Hettingers store 216 East Douglas
beginning Thursday afternoon. April
=, and continuing the rest of the week
The proceeds of the sale will be used
toward defraying the expenses Of music
at 81. Johns church.
The Conversations was entertained
on Wednesday by Miss Hellar who serv-
ed dainty lunch after the talk by
Mrs. Campbell. The guests We're Mrs.
Fred Smythe. Mrs. Finlay Ross, Mrs.
Watson. and Mrs. Ketchum; Miss Jes-
sic Lewelling al entertain the club
next "Wednesday AT the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knoblauch entertained
at whist Thursday evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. Gehring. Mr.. and Mrs. HUT
man, Mr.. and Mrs Herbig. Mr.. and
Mrs Well. Mr.. and Mrs. Chipchase, Mrs
Baumstark Of Harper and Mr.. s. q.
Crib The favors were won by Mrs