The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Killion, Robert Slayden, Frank Furnace
and Samuel Tallman.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SOCIAL.
The social given Friday evening by the
students OF the Wichita Commercial col
lege in the college rooms in the Y. VI. c.
A. building, was decided success from
every standpoint. About $50 students
and friends assembled in the auditorium
at SIS where the following excellent pro-
gram was rendered. Each number on
the program was enthusiastically en-
cored and the performers all responded,
to the great delight of the audience:
Misses Creditor and Xix.
Piano accompaniment)
Recitation ............. Miss Ina Hodges
Medley .....-.--.-..... ''.-.--...'-.
MissesWindle, Hodges, Randall,
Jones and Little Edna Jones.
Piano solo. .........Miss Ethel Robins
Bass SOLO. The Holy City
Prof. E. H. Robins.
Recitation. How Ruby Played"
Miss Eulolia Windle.
Recitation Miss Edna Jones
Piano solo ......aIiss Gertrude Calhoun
The guests retired TO the actual busi-
ness department, where refreshments
were served, consisting Of peanuts, pop
corn and apples. This part Of the pro-
gram was thoroughly enjoyed as your &
people only can comprehend. At a late
hour the guests all departed, pronounc-
ing the social a great success and were
loud in rraising the popularity Of the
Wichita Commercial college.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. T. G. Griffith of Eunreka is visit
ing Miss Eta Nixon.
Miss Eta Little gave ar informal enter
tainment Friday evening.
Mrs. Kaufman of Sioux City, Iowa, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. y. Baldwin.
Mrs. H. C. Wallerstedt Of Perry, Ok,
is visiting Mrs. Nelson Darling this week.
Mrs. c. E, Potts is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Pal,ey, OF Rich
mond, Ind.
Mrs. T. ]. Burgess of st. Joseph, No,
will visit her daughter. Mrs. J. B. Berry,
of 444 Waco. next week.
The Cooking club held an enthusiastic
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Charles Da-
wilson Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells w Miller, 1882 Park
Place avenue, entertained very pleasantly
at whist last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Polk entertained two af-
ternoons this week in honor OF her friend,
Mrs. L. j. Becker OF Kansas City.
I 80 n
Emporia, entertained the travelling men
and their wives Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. ]. Becker and little
daughter. Catherine, OF Kansas City, Mo,
are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Polk OF 1888 North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Jessie Kendle, who leaves Monday
afternoon for her new home in Kansas
City. was given an entertainment at the
home of Miss Myrtle Sluss yesterday af-
.ernoon.
Mr.. f. c. White and family Of Oklaho-
ma. are in the city or their way to St.
Louis, where they will make their future
home. They stopped off here TO visit re-
atives and friends.
The old-fashioned taffy-pulling given by
Miss Lizzie Noble in honor Of Miss Mar
garet Ross of Wellington this week was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair and INDUCED
in by Messrs. and Misses Lena Crib, Roy
Corbett, Margare, Ross, John Crib, Sadie
Joseph. and Mr.. Barrow.
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. d. Shaw. 231 North
Ohio avenue, entertained an informal din
ner party. complimentary TO Rev. and
Mrs Bradt, Wednesday. Very elabo-
rate was he menu served. After an ex-
ceedicgly pleasant afternoon the guests
departed. pronouncing host and hostess
most charming entertainers.
The whist entertainment at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rudolph on Thurs
day evening was a delightful affair. The
prizes were carried away by Mrs. Fred
Cossit and Mr.. JohE Reynolds. One OF
Mrs. Milford's famous lunches was sery-
ed a. the conclusion Of the game. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames John
Reynolds. Fred Cossitt, Charles Ayler.
Fred S,earns Nick Steffen. Mrs. Lou Edg-
worth. Carrie Carpenter. Fulton and Mat
tAews.
All the merry maidens got together at
The home % Miss Mary Lewis. North
Topeka. Friday evening, and proceeded
To forget all the lesser lis Of If. \ lively
guessing contest furnished an hours de-
hgAJfUl entertainment 70 Misses Harrie.
Wel.es. Nell Jackmal. Agnes Davidson.
Helen Taylor, Flora Carpenter. Sadie Da-
mon, Jessie Allen. Winnie Uoo.ard. Har-
-iet Tanner. Biarch Chandler. Mildred
Hayworth. Florence Rhone. Emma Hill,
Clara Rule. ana Lizzie Roach.
The third marriage anniversary Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Sasrvia was cs~5ratsd
with big neighhoriy surprise a; their
home on West Third street Saturday eve
nirg. About twenty-five masked friends
dropped in Unexpectedly and treated them
70 an hours joIIty with yellow kids.
foreigners and all sorts OF laughab.e rep
reservations ana Misrepresentation.
Those present we're: Messrs. and Mes
DANES j. Il. Berry. Charles Afosbacher.
q. Y. Wells. J. W. EI,o. L. u. Cox, Caas
Aver. ]. ". Arbogast. Mrs. f ". Pack
er. and Mrs. P. c. Emo; Misses Jessie
Cox. Marie Berry. LsEa Cox. Jennie Cox,
Alice Wells. Mr.. c. \. Sawyer, ana Mr..
L. NJ Duncan.
WHEN TEAyELISG.
Whether on pleasure bent. or business.
take on every trip a bottle % Syrup Of
Figs. as i acts most pleasantly and ef-