The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23
WEEK IN SOCIETY
mrs. ]. n. SINGER ENTERTAINs
MRS, CLARA EMERSON CLARK.

hrs, Chas. b. Smyth Gave Beautiful Re
ception Last Night in Honor of Mrs
Dr.cken of Detroit and Mrs. whitesid
of Hutcbinson-west Side Youngster
Have . Merry Outing-The j. f. n. NJ
Club Meets with Miss Alley and is Enter
tained by q Mock wedding-Other So
ciety Notes Of Interest.
One of the most thoroughly enjoyable
hffa,rs Of the whole season was the re-
Ieption given by Mrs. 1. n. Singer last
TUESDAY afternoon from to at heI
beautiful home, 519 Glenn avenue. -Four
large rooms were thrown into one and
tastefuily decorated with cut flowers and
yellow roses, presenting very attract
i've appearance.
The guest os honor was Mrs. Clara
Emerson Clark OF Lawrence, formerly OF
Wichita. highly cultured woman and
well known here, being especially belov-
ed among Hypatia members, as one of
their former presidents.
Mrs. Singer was ASSISTED in entertain
Ing by Mesdames G. W. Hoss, ]. G.
Dorsey and ]. T. Donnell, and the spirit
OF friendliness and cordiality which per-
raded the atmosphere made 1t no ordin-
AIRY affair
Dainty refreshments were served. The
Invited guests were: Mesdames Fenton
Il K
Z; richards, L. r. Priddy, Howard
So'@ie, A. c. Mccoy, Clark Hendrix, VIII
Church, L. c. Wilson, c. W. Knorr, ] j..
II. Back, ]. NJ. Knapp, Hunter, George
Bower. E. A Hull, o. G. Jacobs. ]. n.
Haynlaker, G. W. Hoss, Charles Deit-
rich, L. D. Lewelling, Charlton. Earl
Blake, j. C. Dunn, Earl Osborn, L. Whit
tier, L. 5. Carter, Kerfoot. B. f. Dunn.
Carl Johnson, George Aldendifer. r. II.
Johnson 5 A Bass, James Allison. 3.
H. Campsoell, De La Meter. Fred Bull.
Bruce Keenan,. ]. L. Dyer, Olive Reade,
j.. 5. Nafzger, Ransom Brown, c. c..
Furley, Ellsworth, W. P Cleveland NJ.
w Buckrser, n. Baldwin, 1. W. Gill. NJ.
"A. CarviI:. f, H. Short, S. L. Hersey. G..
w. Ceilings, Julia Richards, VI. Casey.
Cochren, Z. w. White, F E. Israel. c.
W. Jacks On, Louise Henderson, Pruen,
Andersor.J. Osborn, H G.. Toler. J. r.
Donnell, C. Anderson, H. Hamilton. F.
Stems. and Misses Genevra Jocelvn.
Frances AidendiHer, Mabel Bull, Stella
Aldendifer, Mabel Millison and Bessie
Mccoy.
WEST SIDE YOUNG FOLKS.
1t is doubtful whether the trees of Lin
wood park have ever before echoed the
happy Sings and laughter of a jollier
crowd than that which was assembled
rhere on Last Monday evening The pic
nic was crowd Of young people from
the vicinity Of aG.field university. with
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dorsey and Mr.. and
Mrs. CharI ION as chaperons Games.
swings, ham Knocks and dainty refresh
ments assisted in making the evening
one Of special enjoyment to all. and
when the moon arose at nearly 10 o'clock
the picnicers d rove home. enjoying the
pleasant moonlight as much as they had
the ride in the earlier part Of the even
Ing. The p.cnicers were: Vester Charl-
toa, Clarence Ne ans, Lolita Charlton,
AndTle
Elder. Rudolph HIATT cid, Bessie Smith.
Murdan MartindaJe. Percy Chandler.
Ronald Smith. Mabel Munns. CLYDE
Israel. Ada Baldwin. Caltha Martindale.
Or. Dorsey, Mr.. Carton, Mrs. Dorsey
and Mrs. Charlton.
IN HONOR OF MRS. MILLER.
One OF ehe most delightful society
events Of the season, was the luncheon
given by Mrs. L. D. Lewelling in honor
Of Mrs. Miller of Arkansas City, at
Leweling Place. on Saturday afternoon.
Those present were: Mesdames S. w.
Cooper, A. Leichhard. L. Prddy. Rich
BrdSon, w. o. SternbeTg, H. G.. Toler. A.
". Mccoy.
MISS EMMA HILL ENTERTAINED
Informally al cards and dancing Fri
Day evening. Her guests were: Misses
Helen Carpenter, Florer.ce Rhone. Flora
Carpenter, Florence Buckeridge. Maud
M;thews. Myrtle Hinton. Lola Maxwell.
Peryl Lehman, Lena Gr1bi, and Messrs
Walter Vincent. Earl Evans. John Crib.
w. Mclaughlin, James Vincent. Givin
Hagney, Clyde Maxwell, Clarence Here
ford. Frank Mcpherson and Nestor
Moore
COMPLIMENTS WICHITA TALENT.
At TIE presbyterian church asst Sunday
morning Miss Anderson sang as a volun-
tary Millard's grand Ava Marie. The
lady has a rich, full voice and her inter
pvetaticn of the beautiful song showed
TIE effect OF the fine training she has ev-
Identity had.--Shawnee Quill Miss An
nerson's many friends here will be pleas
ei 10 learn that she is appreciated in her
new home. Il is also rice compliment
10 Mrs Walden, her teacher.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Fred Bailey expects 10 so to Europe
hevt month.
Ms. F. W. Butttrey of Enid. is visit
Ing Mrs. McCandless.
Mrs 4. s Pierce and daughter are
visiting in Junction City.
TIE Merry Maidens met with Miss
AGNES Davidson Friday afternoon.
Mrs. anes Dobson is entertaining M
sni Mrs. L. Ely. of Medicine Lodge.
Miss Gerlru5e Mcpherson Of Iowa is
visiting her brother Frank in this city.
About torly persons in all went from
here TO the musical jubilee al Hutchin-
Fon.
When you Out do moman n an argu-
Inent she gets made and says your are
talking mean 10 her.
Thursday afternoon Miss Fodie STAN
ley entertained the Pickwick CLUB a; Ter
bona on North Topeka avenue.
Miss Stacey Dalton Of Winfield. Who