The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-16

HioH.iT- Inc leSlQenCe was beautifully
decorated for the occasion With a variety
OF potted plants ard flowers This en-
tertainment was The first OF a series
which Mrs. Mccoy intends to give. The
first musicale was given Tuesday after
noon and the other on Thursday evening.
The same program was rendered o. both
occasions, which was as follows:
Sonata-C sharp minor Coiano) ......
........ -. .......... Beethoven
Miss Leida FerriiI.
Sp-in' Song piano Mendelssohn
Miss Lsida Ferrill.
The Wanderer-{VovaD ............
Mrs. Wilson.
Hungarian Darce-(Piano) ......Brahms
Miss Ferriil.
Nioiets-(VocaD-. $3.50. 10000
Mrs. Wilson.
Duet-(Mandolin and GUITAR. .......
Misses Bissantz.
Baccorole-(Piano) 49,. .Shubert-Liszt
Miss Ferriil.
Whistling Solo George Kist.er
Miss Gertrude Calhoun, accompa-
nst)
Those present Tuesday afternoon were
Mesdames E. E. Keck. T.. Wilson, Chas.
Jackson, L. ". Clapp, Wells Miller, Col.
Bryant. S. 3. Amidon. Tom Griffith, r.
Matthews, George Locke, Newton Garst.
Ashley Garst, c. E. Potts, o. T. JACOBS.
A. w. Biting, c. G. Conn, T. W. Sar-
gent, L. B Ferriil, 0. o. Brown, r. z.
Murdoch. Purdue. c. W. Brown, G. l..
George Pratt, Charles Fuller.
w. E. Fuller. W. E. Stanley. c. B. Fergu-
son, Howard Case. N. NJ. Murdoch, j.
Alexander, Mrs. Parr. r. A. Sankey, w.
c. Little. Kinkaid. Will Granger. Ruben
Mrs. Meyers Of Assumption. Ill.
Mrs. Hall Of California, NJ. Hellar, Joce-
Ign. 4. z. Cooley, Abe Graves. Ed. Rob-
ertson, NJ. A. Singer. Lora Priddy. L. 5.
NaftZger, r. Cogsdell, G. NJ. Calhoun, A.
G. Walden. Judge Butler, Fabrique.
Drssshaux, Finlay Ross, Foster Brook.
J. L. Dyer. ]. H. Manning. H. T. OAR
Ing. L. d. Lewtlling, c. H. Luling. Caro-
line McVicker, Charles Hatton, Bion Hull
R. Sherwin. j. W. Arbogast. H. T. Kra-
mer. Miss Leida Purdue. Florence Naftz-
ger, Emma Meyers, Anna Lischardt, Cor
nelia Cogsdell, Leida Ferrill, Gertrude
Calhoun. Edith Briggs. Mergaret Brown,
Marie Luling, Maggie Garwood, Alice
Murdoch, Mamie Brown, Lucy Dubois.
Emma Potts, Abbie Potts. Leeper. Maud
Matthews, Reed, George Parr, Geneva
Jocelyn, Lulu Nation, Brander. Bissantz
Ada Hutchinson. SAKE. Ola Kinkaid, Sa.-
lie Ross, Jessie Lewelling. Irors. Ahern.
Thursday evening guests were Messrs.
md Mesdames C. H. Davidson, Will
:. W. Biting, A. S. Parks, Will Nc
Naghten, Roach, Frank Sherman, Geo.
Dold, N. A. arvin. G.. B. Dougherty, F.
W. Bentley. Cody, William lines. j. c.
Casey, E. f. Beech. Rx. Joseph, Stetler.
2. H. Creditor, Ed. Knrard, U. Perrne.
:. L. Topping. B. H. Campbell. Fred.
smythe, Hiram Imboden, Ed. Vail, ].
Il. Black, H. Bliss, G. NJ. Calhoun. Geo.
Larimer, Misses essie Clark, Leida Mills.
Maud Parks, Helen Carpenter. Perrine.
mo Creditor, Maude Rix, Eudora
Woods, Mabel Larimer, Mabel Casad.
evelyn Imboden. Myrtle sluess Messrs.
Fred. Hellar. c. P. Topping. George Ad-
ms. Harry Kiser, Bert Powell, Claude
.arimer, Harry Earhardt.r
MRS. Alley ENTERrAINs.
Mrs. J. H. Alley gave reception last
Thursday evening in honor Of her SON.
Nr. Om-ah Alley. and his bride, who have
ust returned from Peoria, III. It was
quite society event and was given to
introduce Mrs. Omrah Alley to his many
riends. Throughout: the evening the
handsome and spacious pariors were
hronged with guests. Mrs. A.ey was as
listed by Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Fin
ay Ross. Mrs. Ruben Roys, and Mrs.
Wells Miller. Quantities OF fragrant
blossoms were so effectively arranged
hat the decorations were unusually beau
itul. In the dining room roses and carna
ions were used. Misses Macy Alley.
Bessie Reed. Fay Alley, and Mrs. Walter
Dyer served the guests to refreshments.
A FAREWELL" PARTY.
On last Friday evening, a Farewell"
arty was given in honor OF Mrs. Stella
LANES Of Augusta, at the residence Of
Or. A. A. Hyde, on College Hill. The
vening was spent in playing some very
interesting and amusing games, ard lis
ening TO some delightful music by Miss
fary Ruten, in artistic solos on the pi-
no. and the sweet strains of mando-
ns and guitars played by the Peerless
Princess Mandolin club. A bounteous
nd delicious luncheon was served after
Which the guests arrayed themselves in
rotesque costumes and a f1ash-light
ho:o was taken while thus arrayed At
seasonable hour all departed for their
espective homes. carrying with them
leasan. reminders Of a most entoya bic
We ning. Among those present were:
1iSes Stella Harris Mary Rutar, Car
lie REESE. Vera Taft, Eva North. Mary
{yde. Gladys Horton, and Mess-s. Bert
Iyde, Arson Rutan, Harry Dutton. F.
Villains. Edwin Hyde. P. HolloweII.
leck Hyde, Mort Rutan, and Herbert
,inkley.
OTHER SOCIETY NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hsgney left Friday
or hicago. lis.
Miss Pearl Murdock il visiting II LIZ
'e Rock. Ark.
Mrs. CaIi Grey IS visiting friends IN
,a-thags. No.
Miss Sadie Caldwell leave, soon 70 visit
o Kansas City.
Mss Roe % Indianapolis, Is visiting
irs. Atchiason.
Miss Helen Taylor will visit: friends IN
hutchinson NIX: weak.
Miss Blarche Hughes Of Hutchinson Is
isiii7g Mrs. II. Voth.
Mr. and Mrs 4. Anderson are spend /
~ the week in Emporia-
Mrs. T. A johnson is visiting her