The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-21
WEEK In SOCIETY
MRS. FLETCHER ENTERTAINED ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
The House Was Most Hastily Decorated In
honor of the Event-The Party Was the
Society Feature of the Week-The Scot
tish Rite banquet in Sedgwick Music
Hall Pronounced Success-Over Three
Hundred Plates Were Laid for the Mem
beers and Their Friends-Other Items
Gathered From Society's Domain

The two whist parties gwen by Mrs.
c. ]. Fletcher, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon, at her beautiful home on
West Third street, was quite the social
event Of the week. The spacious parlors
were a profusion of flowers, carnations,
ferns and smilax being in the ascend
ency.
The guests were entertained in a most
delightful manner by Mrs. Fletcher, who
was ably assisted by Mrs. Charles
Smyth Mrs. ". S. Coroett Misses Daisy
Lynch and Maud Parks. Mrs. J. D.
Houston and Mr.. c. H. Brooks carried
off the honors and were awarded the
prizes on Tuesday evening and on We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. William Little
and Mrs. Sdyney Ashton were the favor
ed ones. An elaborate luncheon was
served at the conclusion Of the game.
The invited guests Tuesday were:
Messrs. and MeSdames Edward Vail, c.
a. Walker, Fred Bentley, Color SimTn,
Frank Oliver, w. r. Delaney, r. V.
Hewlett Charles Aylesbury, A. C. Jobes,
c. G. Cohn, J. II. Black, S. W. Cooper,
{. H. Smyth, c. H. Brooks, j. d. Hous-
ton, Fred Smyth, W. s. Corbett, Hal S.
Ray, c. R. Grey, Thomas Franks, G. V.
Wells, a. S. Parks, Miss Agnes Lynch,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Smyth Of Col
orado Springs. These present Wednes-
day afternoon were: Mesdames ]. H.
Berry, j. r. Snerwin, j. w. Arbogast,
Sydney Ashton, VIII Little, T. f. Hull. |
Charles Ayler, z. z. Bieckiey, William
Reed, H. 7. Kramer, Wells Miller, |
Charles Mcknight, Foster Brook, B. L. |
Eaton, J. L. Dyer VIII Granger, 0. H. |
Bentley, ]. II. Mcintyre, Walter Dyer |
+. e. Guthrie, w. y. Pearca Ash !
GarSt, Dean Gordon, J. l.. Manner, II. .. |
MOrtimore, L. 3. TerTill, Ralph Millison. |
Lee Corbett, c. w. Brown, *. z. Tor |
rington, Homer Caldwell, Ruben Roys |
and Finlay Ross.
HIS FOURTH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Charles Pool gave a birthday
party Wednesday afternoon at Miss
Bush's kindergarten. 1t was the occa-
sion Of Master Charles fourth birthday,
and he acted the host as became a
senior The afternoon was enjoyed by
the Hrtle folks IN games and different
amusements. A very tempting repast
was served. Those present were: Charles
Aylesoury, Edwin Aylesbury, John
JACOB Dold, Erwin Bleckley, Meya
Bleckley, Irene Solomon, Chester BIT
ting. Bessie May Woodland, Helen
Brooks. Catherine Brooks, Marjorie
Jackson, Katherine Paugh, Julia Paugh.
Junior Smyth, Henry WalIenstein, Mar
garet Case, Helen Case, Mark Larimer.
Frank Robertson, Marguerite keenan,.
Hypatia keenan,, John Burns, Philip
Tom Torrington, William
Torrington, Vivian Mcnamara, Howard
Bruce Blliingsly, Laura Reach
md Bird Reach.
PLEASURE NOT DENIED BY RAIN.
The rain Tuesday night spoiled some
Of the pleasure of a party IF young peo-
pie who started to Valley Center that
afternoon TO attend social at Mr.. Geo.
Boyles. They had to return and give
over the Valley Center social but I'M
willing to forego entirely the pan for an
evenings joaiity, Misses Evelyn limbo
zen, Mildred Hayworth, Olive Decatur,
Winnifred Woolard, Eva Decatur, Grace
Morris, Edna lockwood, Darl Oldfield, :
Mabel Aver. May Parkinson, Lulu Win
ton, Stella McElhaney, and MeSsrs
Murray Kirkwood, Walter Manning, A. :
,. Stenarenagel. James Woolard, Jesse
Fisher, Myron Boyle. Bert Reed, Orville :
Boyle David Parkinson, Pierce Torrey, !;
Ernest Noble, and Edwin Jennings, cali ,
ID upon Mrs. Ida Decatur and proceed >
"a TO have just as pleasant a time as
hey intended in the first place. =
IN HONOR OF MRS. MOORE :
Last Monday afternoon Hypatia held
In open meeting which proved most en- s
oyable. The club was honored by the d
presence Of Mrs Willis Lord Moore. 7
president of the Kansas State Fedora Y
ION. The program was in charge of Mrs. I
Nay E. Hoss and consisted Of the fol- e
owing: V
Piano Solo ......-.......... Miss Leeper c
Origin and Establish o
ment of English Literature a
MIS-. 1OSS Y
Paper-Spencer.. .....Mrs. j. NJ. Knapp C
Nusic-Ladies' Quartette... Selected V
PapeT-The EliZabethan Age. ]
.-.....-.- Mrs. Julia K. Bennett C
Mrs. Moore then gave a charming talk A
about the work of the club and describ- 4
ID the Mothers Congress. :
On Tuesday afternoon the Wichita n
Musical club and Hypatia held meet c
ng in the Sedgwick Music Hall in order o