The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-31


Which They Indulge In whlst-List o.
the Guests is iven-CommerciaI Travel
ers Give BalI-a1rs FerriIl Entertain.
Lady Friends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nigh,
Dancin: Club Gives a Party.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Oliver entertained number
OF their friends at their residence in a
very delightful manner. A daintily pre-
pared course dinner was one of the chief
features OF the evening, and it was en-
tered into with the full zest of those who
enjoy affairs-of this kind.
After dinner the guests INDUCED in a
lively game OF whist, Mrs. Edward Vail
and Mr.. Hasney winning the prizes. The
evening was a truly delightful one, and
IL is said that this was the first of sew
eral events OF this kind
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Corbett,
cMr and Mrs. James Black, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs Erward Vail,
SIR. and Mrs. II. ]. Hagney, Mr.. and
Mrs c J. Fletcher, Miss Agnes Lynch,
and Mr.. J. J. Mcnamara.
MERRY DRUMMERS DANCE.
The Comemrcial Travellers bali was
one of the most enjoyable events of the
kind which has occurred in the city since
the holidays. The drummers never do
things by halves and they did not fall
behind in this. The merry party did not
break up until quite a late hour, and if
anyone did not enjoy themselves it was
not the fault of their entertainers.
MacSrc md
aIesdanes Harry McClung, John Wal
tiers, Thomas Young, J. H. Berry. John
Wood VIII Beattie. Charles Jackson,
John Richter. George Diamond. q. V.
Wells Ed kinnaird. Charles Mcknight,
j. c. Griffith. Carl Kline, b. F. Dunn, f.
E Keck; Misses Richter. Marie Berry,
Matte Young. Mrs. Harry Link. Mrs.
Ralph Millison, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Kate
Wh1tiock Mrs. A. J. Powers Of Omaha,
and Messrs. L. 3. Noble. Cook. Johnson,
Charles Englehart, r. Guthrie, Melon
aid
MRS. TERRELL ENTERTATNS.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs L. B. Fer
rell entertained party of ladies. 1t was
an informal affair and the afternoon was
spent with dainty needlework. Refresh
ments were served during the afternoon,
which formed no small amount of the en-
joyment Among the ladies present were
Mesdames c. l.. Walker, =. H. Camp
bell, Frank Woods, Mr. Richardson, J.
H. Kendie, o. d. Kirk, II. T. Kramer, |
J. R. Sberwin. d. 7. Farnum, c. II. |
Pool. J. ". ArDogast. c. II. Brook, Will |
c. Casey. and Misses Geneva Jocelyn, |
I1lvie Walker. Jessie Kendall. Emma |
McClees, Mabel Larimer and Miss Nc /
Chung.
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB.
The Monday Night Dancing club gave !
a very enjoyable party on the night indi- |
Gated at Sedgwick Music hail which was |
thoroughly enjoyed by every one pres
emf Among those who graced the af- |
fair with their presence We're: Misses |
Harriet Tanner, Nellie Jackman, Pearl |
Reed. Maud Rentz. Effie Reams, Agnes
Davidson. Neil Westgate, Beryl Leh-
man, limo Creditor, Maude Matthews,
May Rea. Miss Huff and Miss Fitzpat-
rick; Messrs. Frank Hite, Ben Durfee. |
Charles Kensler, Nern Dyer. Marshall |
Jackman, Ed Selover. Fred Hellar. Bert |
Selover. Harry Hawley, John Crib.
George Adams, Charley Barlow and Mr..
Mcdonald.
ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Shockey and daughter Irene
at their pleasant home on South Topeka
avenue. The evening was very pleasant,
ly spent in music and playing games of
various kinds.
Late in the evening the guests were in
vited 10 partake Of refreshments which
We're daintily served and thoroughly en-
joyd by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Shockey aud
daughter acquitted themselves with
honor in the entertainment of their
guests who were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kinney.
M. and Mrs. l.. Z. Carnes. Mr. and
Mrs. A. ". Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H Hensley, Mr.. w. b. Shockey. Mrs.
Kate Carmichael. Carl Graham, Ida !
Nudd. Carl Kinney. Marie Graaam.
Clarence, Ray and Virgie Carnes, and
May Hensley
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS MEETS.
Class No. 20 Of the First NJ F. Sun
day school met last Saturday afternoon !
a the residence Of Miss Maggie Woody.
who has charge of the class. They came
together TO complete their charity quilt. |
which they soon had finished I
The remainder OF the evening was {
spent in music and games. and during
the afternoon the little folks were served
a very dainty luncheon. The list of the {
little charity workers is as follows: !
Misses Leila Torrey. Bessie Allen, Jen-
nie Parkinson. Pearl Doney, Rena {
Brooks. Pearl Torrey. Mary Biting. MAY !
Jones. Clarence Norris, Winnie Warren. 7
Hazel Foo:e. Hattie Stanley. Opal Street.
Grace Riggs. Esteila Thompson. Blanche I
Imhoden. Ids Palmer. Cora Rice. Kate !
ilce' Bessie lines and Myrtle Hartford :
MOOT SENATE MEETING.
The moot senate held its first meet ;
Ing since its permanent organization a, ;
lis club room in the y. NJ. c. \ building :
last night. The full complement Of Off !,
GERS were present. They are. presiden.
pro tenn &. L. Keenan,; secretary. Miss
Maud Matthews; assistant secretary.
Miss Efiie Yoeman: sergeant-at-arms
Captain w 7. Burgess; doovkeeper. Mrs.
J. NJ. Carter, and chaplain. Miss Agnes
conway. As soon as the members had
taken seats Captin VT Burgess obtain
ed recognition from the chair and sent | 4
20 the desk and had read a bill provid-
Ing Tor the purchase of Cuba by the {
United States The bill aroused great in j
terest and formed the topic for discus j:
sion during The entire evening. CAPTAIN
Burgess was FOR several years a com a
mi'tee clerk IN the house at Washington / r
ana uses 70 good advantages knowl- O
cage al practical parliamentary proce-
dure that he gained there Later in rfs T
evening. Amos J.. McClsin offered A sub .
stiJute simply recognizing the belliser- y
ency Of the Cubans Both The bill mad
Is substitute We're finally tabled. how :
ever. The moot senate viii meet Friday :
evening - consider = free homes nil :,
similar-to The one championed hv Den :
MS Flynn IL the house. The moot sen
ate idea has proven very popular one
and L : though; ina; there VIII soon be :
& sufficient membership 10 give every +