The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18
FOB THEIR FRIENDS
MISSES EVANS ENTERTAIN LAST
THURSDAY EVENING.

Esch Guest Represented Piece Of Music
and Presented With Program of Blue
and Red, Upon tho Outside of Which
Were Printed Their Initials In Cold
Picnics at Linwood and Griswold Parks
Attract Many-TroIIey Party q Feature
of the Weeks Pleasure-Mrs. Higginson
Gives q Musicale Other Society Doings
The assistants OF the Misses Evans al
fheir reception We're richly rewarded
Thursday evening by very unique par
ty which was given in their honor at the
Evans home. Each guest represented
some piece of music, and were presented
dainty program of blue or red, upon
the outside of which were artistically
printed their initials and a sketch Of one
Or Two bars Of music Inside numbers
to the extent OF the guests and a blank
for the guess as 10 what each represent
ed. To illustrate the presentations, Miss
Bernice Evans represented "Sweer and
Eugar was attached TO ribbon which
Flcircied her neck and hung as low as
her waist Miss Maxwell, who has
beautiful flowing locks, wore her hair
loose and as the mass of hair foated
about her shoulders the question was
asked by each Of the admiring guessers:
What Are the Wild Waves Saying %
Much merriment accompanied the solv-
ing of the various representations, after
which came the second part of the pro-
gram which was the guessing from snort
snatches played upon the piano of the
title OF selections Of music. Miss Max
well presided al the piano, and this
proved quite entertaining as part one of
the program. Miss Larimer favored the
company with several vocal selections
which were rendered in ner usual excel
ient style, and were not the least enjoy
able feature of the evening. Refriserat-
refreshments were served.
The reception by the Misses Evans on
Thursday evening was highly success
ful. The arrangements We're complete
The girls, including the assistants
Misses MABEL Uarimer Helen Carpenter
Mary Carver. Lizzie Roach, Jennie Case
and Jessie Allen-wore adornrents TO
set off the beautiful decorations, where
fowels, evergreens and the perfume Of
roses unade the scene fairy-like. This
was a summer scene, where living hand
somely' dressed forms and fair features
moved among the plant life, while music
made the whole blend into one, the liv-
ing that moved, the living that moved
not. There were gowns of organdy, OF
blue, oe various c-ints. There were rib
bons ard laces, but best of all there were
happy faces.
Those present were: Mesdames L. w.
Clapp. Rev. Bradt, Lee Corbett, NJ
Townsend, Harry Sheppard, Hugh Du-
Bots, Harry McClung, B. F. Mclean,
Bonham, and Misses Lulu Andrews, Ma
bel Acken, Millcent Beaver, Florence
Buckeridge, Mary Barwise. Bradt, Daisy
Bruner. Ella Bourgette, Edna Bush, Til
lie Block, Edith Briggs, Creighton, Stella
Burke, Helen Carpenter, Berenice Butler
Menus tCrist. Pearl Cook, Villa Campbell
Blanche Chandler Eva Dewey, Mamie
Combs. Dean. Gene Creighton, Flora Car
peneer, Mamie Campbell, Jessie Clark,
Lulu Buckeridge, Bessie Bruner, Ida
sBarwise, Anna Cooke, Margie Dean.
Marian DEAN, Maggie Garwood, Maud
Dorsey, Nellie Hayrhorne, Agnes David
son, Della Haine. Gala Durley, Della
Hughes, Nirg;e Erick, Gertrude Jackson
Gertie Freshman, Ola Kinkaid, Grace
Gore, Della Kindred. Francis Hutchinson
Irene Leeper, Laura Hadley, Myrta Lee,
Edna Hart, Lola Maxwell. Nellie Jack
man, Abbie A1ossman, Montez Dunbar,
Lulu Haythorne, Inez Jackson, Maole
Dean. Berthe Frohman, Mabel Hutchin-
son, Matte Jackman, Jennie McCluns,
Leo McGrae, Maud McCanless, Edith
sMoffatt, Anna Mason, Bessie Mccoy,
Leida Mills. Laura Newcomb, Virgie Lit
Vie, Beryi Lehman, Louise Lease, Claudia
Mccoy, Anna Mclean, Pearl Rogers,
Maud Sargent, Kate Sargent, Gerde
Morris, Lizzie Nicholson, Hattie Nc
Chung, Mildred Moffatt, Eta Mason,
Edith Little, Laura Morris, Catalina Ma
son, Mari Morris, Abbie Potts Flora Par
sons. Shaw. Mona Thompson Shaw. Belle
Redfeld. Clar Randall. Clara Rebstein,
Blanche Reese. Sarah Ross, Ruby Slade.
Mabel Stoutmeyer, Mamie Thompson,
Lucy Thomas, Emily Torrington, Edith
Potts. Minerva Townsend. Myrtle Reese.
Clara Thomson. Anna Vincent, Carrie
Reese. Mary Waggoner, Ruth Woody,
Belle Horner, Ethel Showalter, Roberta
Vincent, Essie Ward, Josie Webb. Louie
Waggoner, Nora Woody, Mary Kelly
ana Pearl Aldrich.
WITH MISS HELEN PRATT.
Last Wednesday evening the ladies of
the F. S. IS. c. B. Cycling club entertain
ed their gentleman friends az the home
of Miss Helen Pratt on North Enporia
avenue. The club colors of red and blue
appeared in profusion throughout the
house, and with the artistic arrangement
made very pleasing effect. The invi-
tations wre written on red paper and
sealed with blue ribbons. They read:
you are invited 10 attend party Civ
en- by the T. S. B. c. b. Cycling club
Wednesday evening, July IA. at s
o'clock. al the home Of Miss Helen Pratt
1918 North Emporia avenue. Wear on
your Goa, The ribbon enclosed and find
1;2e one TO match
The handsome Pratt nome was thrown
open TO the gay young company. who en-
joyed the evening 70 the fullest extent
The rooms looked charming, che piazza
was scene of beauty with its furnish
tngs of rugs. chairs and cushions. and
the gay lights furnished by many col