The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-10
GAILY THEY DINE
NIB. AND MRS. R0BB GIVE AN IN
FaIRn DINNER.
Several Guests From Outside the City are
Present-Affair is Given In Honor of Mr.
Robb's Son and His Bride-oIenu is Quite
Elaborate and Gaests Enjoy Themselves
as Merry Diners Usually do-Mr. and
Mrs. Robb Prove Themselves Excellent
Entertainers Shakespeare Day Cele-
brated by Hypatia-Other Events.


One of the prettiest social events whici
have taken place recently was the IL
fair dinner.given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Robb a. their palatial home, No. 1142 LIE
yelling avenue, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
g A .Robb
Shortly after 8. o'clock the guests wer
Invited into the dining room, where Z
large table was awaiting them laden witt
all the delicacies that any connoisseur o.
good things could wish. The menu wa:
rs follows:
Roast Turkey. Roast Goose.
Sweet Potatoes. Mashed Potatoes.
Pickles. Cold Slaw. Celery
Cranberry Sauce. Tomato Sauce.
Bread. Butter.
Pie Cake. Tarts.
Tea. Coffee. Wines. Egg-nogg.
The viands were disposed Of amid the
merriment such as only could attend up
On such an affair. A list of the guests
present follows: Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Robb,
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Olphant, Mr.. am
Mrs. ]. d. Long, Mr. and Mrs George
a. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Fuller of
Cherryvale, Mr. William Bratiey, Miss
Alice McKibben OF Winfield, Mr.. Maun-
Ter Oliphant, Miss Bessie Long, Mr. Wal
ter Palmer, Miss Marie Long, Mr.. Hugh
Bradley. Miss Grace Robb. NJ. Floyd
Fuller OF Cherryvale, Will O. Palmer, Mr..
Vernon Fuller Of Cherryvale and Miss
Pet Oliphant OF st. Louis.
WILL DISCUSS MACLAREN.
The Excelsior Literary club met with
Miss Laura Davis Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Bennett will entertain the circle
next Thursday. This will be Ian Mac
laren Day" Program as follows
Quotations-Ian Maclaren.
incidents in Maclaren's Life-Mrs- A.
E. ShobeT.
Beside the Bonny Briar Bush-Mrs. A.
L. Rauch. Mrs. Emily Bliss.
Critic-Miss Emma Schwartz.
Leader-Airs. A. L. Rauch.
POPE-WHITE.
Al Colorado Springs, December .. by
the Rev. James B.. Gregg. A. 5. Pope Of
Pikeview Ranch to Miss AIabelle Nj.
White OF Wichita, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope spent few days
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Knox of South Market, on their way
home from Galveston, where they have
been for the past month enjoying The
salt water, fragrance of blossoms, and
the delightful summer weather
Mrs. Pope has many friends in the city
VINO will remember her sweet smiling
face and loving disposition. Mr.. Pope is
a highly respected and prosperous bust
ness man OF Colorado Springs. at which
pace they will make their future home,
followed by the best wishes of their
friends for q long life of happiness, pros
perity and usefulness.
HYPATIA DISCUSSES HAMLET.
Hypatia met in their rooms in the city
building last Monday afternoon and took
up the discussion over the point of
whether or not Hamlet's insanity was
real Of feigned. The matter was discuss
ed pro and con with much spirit by Mrs.
Singer, who affirmed, and Mrs. r. II.
Short, VINO took the negative. Upon a
vote being taken, the negative was de-
ciared the winner. AS each member ar
rived they received a souvenir card upon
which was to be found quotation from
the author of the play. During the after
noon several musical selections were rem
dered which added not a little 10 the
pleasure Of the meeting.
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
Last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs |
Parrot were given a genuine surprise at |
their home on Market street by a number |
OF their friends. The evening was spent |
in music, games. dancing and good So |,
cial time generally. During the evening |
dainty luncheon was served the guests, |
who entered into this part of the even
ine's entertainment with full zest. Those |
present We're Misses Anna Kistler Ma |
bel VOyles. Hattie Misner. Maud Noyles.
Mabel Berdean; Messrs. VIII Parrot.
Charles DERRICK, Albert Parrot. Emil |
Matzka, Will Longroef, Orville Parrot,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nees.
HIGH SCHOOL DANCING CLUB.
The High School Dancing club met at
the home Of Miss Olive MagiIl and or
ganized. after which they went to the
home Of Mr.. Torrngton and spent a very
enjoyable evening in dancing. The MEM
beers are Misses Olive Magill. Jetta Camp
bell Lizzie Billinger. Ruby Slade, Mar
lorie Thompson, Laura Boone. Mabei
Stoughtenmeyer. with escorts of Robert
Torrington. Ed. Bump. Clyde FAIRIES, Ray
Campbell, Shirley Jocelyn,, Earl Brooks,
Harl Stoughtenmeyer.
REV. AND MRS. MUM ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Al. L. Mum entertained
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr.. Munn's
sister. Mrs. Samantha Newbrough of
Lansing, Mich. The time was pleasantly
spent in social conversation, amusing
games. recitations. music and the dis
cussion of daintily prepared refresh
ments The invited guests were: Mr..
and Mrs h. II. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
u. L. Snively. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hilton. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. p. Johnson. Miss Iva Johnson. Miss
Margaret Snively. J. Il. Snipely, Jr.. and
Arch Butts.
WAS \ PLEASING CONCERT.
The feature Of the concert at Sedr-
wick Music Hall Friday evening was the {
appearance in two numbers of a newly
formed ladies' quartet, consisting of
Miss Dunbar and Mrs. McClung. So !,
pranOs. and Mesdames Keck and Childe
altos They sung with charming ex
preston and their voices blend perfect 6
~ Their Interpretation of both their :
was notably beautiful and their ,
work proved 10 the critical audience :
WHO heard them. Their organization will :
ne permanently continued. and il is 10 be \
hoped they will be- heard frequently in
,olieett IN Tie city. The program was a !
,oiis one; ana every number was greatly s
enjoyed by the large audience of nusic
lovers present Mrs. ID. HAYS presided o
az tae piano as accompanst. and did a
Hu1 iah 10 DO her part with her accustom- :
"a success. Following is the program: =
hlgn school Orchestra. under the =,
direction OF Mss Jessie Clarl,
OF Sleep. Delsr,, a
MIR. a. Marsh y
-4G Tbon eS5a.T1'et-"one sweetly Solemn y
Miss Dunbar. Mrs. McCluaE. -sMn re
,o,o heck and Mrs. Childe. :
Miss Emily Gala y5..- Selected
Siano Solo-Wedding March. Cries.
Mrs. s W. Norris N'SS C
'uartet-"L Lady. Arise. Sweet Morn r,
Smart !
Miss Jocelyu, Mrs Il. II. Camphar
Mr.. VIII Haiton ard Mr. Man Il
ray kirkwood G
,lar!oret Solo. ...... Sor...,s
Master ordry Sanford. u
win -SaNaDhoue accompaniment :
by Prof. Sanford and dsushterl In
)uet--W ood-bird's Song Glover | =
Miss Jocelyn and Mrs Chnde.
aides Qua-tet-''Csreetinc 10 Spr,n- y