The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-24
WICHITA MUSICAL CLUB.

Payne.
WICHITA MUSICAL CLUB.
The recital given by the Wichita Mu-
steal club at Sedgwick Music haE yester-
day afternoon was listened to by an ap-
precieIiye audience OF music lovers.
| Each number was commercially render
ed The following is the program:
Overture to Oberon. ....................We Weber
Misses Clark and Leepec. Mrs. Hig-
gnson and Mss Bissantz.
| Concert Waltz Buck
Mrs. H:gginson, Mss Ellsworth Mrs.
Campbell Mrs. wilson.
29:iIt SseuT
Miss Terrell.
| . fatlna. Weber
Mrs. Wilson.
Seiectlon .Schumann
Miss Purdue.
! Wishes Observation-Disclosures. Chaminade
Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel. .. Schubert
Miss Larine-
f,sno 900. Mrs Mccoy
songs without Words. Memberships
Mrs. Ross.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Carrie Bruhn was given a pleas
ant surprise party by a few Of her young
friends at her home, $50 South Water
street, Friday night in honor OF her fif-
tenth birthday. Dancing. cards and
games furnished enjoyment for the
young people during the evening. Be
fore departing, Mrs. Bruhn, assisted by
Mrs. Smyth and Mrs. Hubert Cniids,
served dainty luncheon 10 the guests.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
Last Friday evening a masquerade
surprise party was given upon Miss
Mignonie Cufrant at her home on the
West Side. The evening was spen. in
dancing and games of different var.e-
jts,- = -.
were seated and very dainty supper
was served. Those present were Misses
Alice Thompson, Katie Thompson, Ola
Humphrey, Rosa Oliver, Lulu Simpson,
Gertie Garrison, Goidie Mis- Mamie
Price. Mignonie Currant. Belle Farmer,
Ida NessleY, Matte Mullen, Grace Hal
Tiger; Messrs. Edward KiIlion, John
Thomas, Clyde Buckley, Bert Fletcher,
Bert Mckibben, Robert Slayden, Gar
land Kelly. Clarence Burrows Jim Cul-
!um, Ralph Bowdish, Walter Slower,
George Farmer, Howard Taylor, Walter
Bdchtel and Tony RaIstein.
BABE HIM FAREWELL
Last Wednesday evening several friends
OF Mrs. Arthur Reams gave her a fare
well party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw, in South
Topeka avenue. 1t was certainly a gath
ering Of musicians and sweet tones were
during the entire evening.
Cards also were INDUCED in. At 1890 |
supper was served the guests. Those |
present We're Messrs. and Mesdames \. |
Miesner. c. H. Boom, Gus Gors, Thomas |
Shaw; Misses Hattie MeisneT. Bertha |
Shaw, Edna Shaw; MessrS- Fritz HUT |
man, VIII Needles. jim Hobbs, George |
Barkiner and George Kessler.
HOLD THEIR ANNUAL BALL.
Co. A of this city give their first annual /
bail and supper Thursday evening, Feb. /
f. at Peerless armory, corner First and |
Main street. Professor Blume's orchestra |
the supper viii be an elaborate affair
served by Steffen. No item of expense |
has been spared, and in fact the COM
pany does not give this ball for the pur-
pose OF making money but because it is
for companies in cities Of this |
size to give at least one ball each year. |
The whole second floor of the old coun
~ building. including Armory hall and
a. o. L. w. and D. OF II. lodge rooms,
have been engaged and the boys deserve
the pa trCnage OF the citizens not only be-
cause they give the best and finest af-
fair of the season but because Co. A is
an organization which the people
should recognize as one of her best insti-
as do other cities in this and
other states.
ENTERTAINS HER FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Van Derveer enter
tanned last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Mitchell of Austin, MINI.
Many beautiful selections of music were
by the different guests and also
several Tecitations. but al viii long re-
member the Marble Dream" spoken by
Mrs. Mitchell to piano accompaniment
1a.ntiest of refreshments We're served
ate in the evening. The guests Were:
Messrs. and Mesdames c. H. Davidson,
B. H. Campbell, George Van Werden,
J. L. Mitchell. j. NJ Bonhanl, VIII Ayres
Misses May Ayres, Eva and Olive De-
catur, Lee McCrae, Mr. Will Haigh.
GUEST IS HONORED.
The Misses sE,Ea and Lolita Bright en-
ertained on Tuesday afternoons honor
IF their guest, Miss Lucille Wittemeyer
# Enid, o. T. The afternoon was pleas
sntly spent in cards, music and dancing
rhe faV0rs were won by Miss Randall
md Mrs Buila- The invited guests were
Misses BeTyi Lehman, Jessie Minnick,
Cunning, Bertha Dunning. Sallie Shields,
rum, Lulu Parker, FlOssie RIGHT. Car
lie Randall Anna Randall OF Mount
Hope, Bessie Eastbonrne of South Bend,
nd, and Mrs. Bulla-
HER BROTHERS ASSIST.
Miss Bertha Stevenson, assisted by
Ter brothers Orvai and Clyde, entertain
d her little friends Saturday afternoon
n honor Of her sixth birthday at pa In
Llama avenue. Those present were:
Misses Flora Bennett, Maree Rogers,
Nav Osler. Jessie Hartman. Alma VIII
on and Bertha, Tucker. \ general good
me was had until ) O'Clock. when re-
reshments We're served. after which the
title guests departed for their homes,
Wishing Miss Bertha many happy re
urns of the day.
HIGH SCHOOL DANCING CLUB.
The High School Dancing club met at
Tolone, Jocelyn's Friday evening and |
,asSed the evening in dancing and other |
Those present were Misses
Dive MaSiii. Laura Boone. Maole Stout
nmeyer. Ruby SHADE. Mamie Thomson.
-iZZ.e Ei!Iirssr and MeSs-s. Robert Tor |
ingjon. Clyde FAIRIES, Shirley JOcelyn.
Iarl Stoutenmeyer Ed Bump. Ear |
Brooks and Rey and Grant Campbell.
IN oLDEN TIMES
People overlooked the Importance OF per- ]
nanently beneficial effects and were sat !
SIZED with transient action: hut now that
[ Is generally known that Syrup % Figs
sill permanently overcome habitUal con-
tipation. well-informed people Will not
NY other laXatives. which act for a
ime, but finally injure the system.
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