The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-21
TRIPPINGTHELIGHT
Mr.. FLETCHER GAVE 4 DANCING
PARTY ON TUESDAY NIGHT.

Palms and Potted Piants-Reed- Hail
NuptiaIs-Mr. GOWN Enter,ains Some
Friends Last Wednesday Evening
On last Tuesday night Mr.. c. ].
Fletcher gave dancing party in Gar
fed hall that was most enjoyable af-
fair. There were about forty couples
present who tripped the light fantastic
until the wee small hours. The music
was of the best and the time was per
feet, which only accelerated the dancers.
The large hall was pretti!y decorated
with a profusion OF palms and potted
plants, which were in evidence every
where about the nall. On the platform
luncheon was served during an internis-
sion which was greatly Telished by the
guests Throughout the evening punch
was served from one corner OF the room.
TIE dance was one Of those highly en-
5oybie affairs which all were 10th to leave
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Smythe, Mr. and Mra. Burnes, MI.
and Mrs. r. Millson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knorr,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells Miller, Mr.. and Mr.. c. H. Brooks.
Nr. and Mrs. ". Q. Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Aley, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Fletcher, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Aylesbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mortimer; Misses Myrtle
Sluss, Aquills Hettinger, Abbie Potts,
Daisy Lynch. Msrgret Brown, Anna
Brown, Nellie Pierce OF Davenport,
Iowa, Lillian Lewis, Estelle Nixon,
Mytle Hinton. Maud Rix. Maud Girty,
Maud Hentz, Sadie Joseph, Genevera
Joselyn- Genevera Dickson; Messrs.
Frank Davidson, Fred Heller, Howard
Moffatt, Dr. Adams. Allen Davenport,
Given Hsgney, Morris, Howard Wheel
er, Charlie Joseph, Walter Innes, Bruce
Priddy, Robert Norris. Hopkins, Harris,
Fred Little, DR.. Johnson. Hogue Of Vim
ton, Iowa; Charles Englehart, o. 2.
Stocker and Park Imboden.
REED-HALL NUPTIALS.
One of the prettiest weddings that has
occurred this fall was that Of Mr.. W. B.
VINO We're married at their rooms in the
Smith-Skinner block last Wednesday
evening in the presence OF a few invited
friends. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in white roses and cmysan-
themun1s. Rev. Slutz Of the First NJ. z.
church, performed the ceremony. The
bride was dressed in a gray travelling
suit, trimmed in braid and velvet, and
carried a boquet of white roses. The
groom was atti=ed in the conventional
black suit. Miss Ollie Kew was brides
maid, and Mr.. L. Brown acted as best
man. After the ceremony an elegant
wedding supper was served. The we'd
ding presents were many and beautiful.
At late hour all left wishing them a
Tong and happy life
PROGRAM ARRANGED.
The Sunhower c. L. S. @. will meet
with Miss Thomson, 1906 North Law
renee, Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
Mrs. Lewis, leader. The program is as
follows:
Social Spirit in America, Mrs. Laycock
Would the establishment Of postal saw
Ings banks affect the economic condi-
tons Of the United States? Mrs. Fred
Robertson.
Educative value of cooperative So
cieties, Mrs. Loosely.
Social intercourse in France America
ana Germany, Miss Thomson.
Effect of miners strike, Mrs. Rowlee
Model tall building, Mrs. Ed Robert
Eos.
Physical changes Of nature. Mrs Kest-
Ter
Imperial Germany, Mrs. Imboden.
PIANO RECITAL.
The recital given by the piano depart
ment Of the Wichita Musical club at
their rooms yesterday afternoon was one
OF the best ever given by that organiza-
ton. The subject was Classical
Music and very interesting paper
VAS read, giving definitions of what is
meant by that term. The program was
made up OF classical selections. each Of
which was well rendered. The two
numbers by Bach, one Of which was
played without notes, were well inter
oreted. Cnopin's beautiful Prelude was
played with great delicacy and express
ton. The Pur GyRt Suite was finely
rendered and delighted the audience
With its varied rythm and beautiful col
oring.
The gem Of, the afternoon was the
Beethoven Sonata for violin and
piano. The 'Andante" movement was
especially beautiful, bringing out the
finest tones or the violin, which in Mr..
3ordon's hands never sounded to better
advantage. This number was loudly en-
eored. but the encore was not respond
ed 10. The program committee, Mrs.
Hays and Mrs. Ross. deserve great
credit for arranging such treat for the
lovers of good mu.ic.
PROGRAM OF HYPATIA.
Hypatia Will hold a regular general
meeting Monday. November -. at the
club rooms. The business session viii
open at go p. m, and the literary pro
gram viii commence promptly at $50.
Mrs. B. L. Keenan,, leader Of the edues-
iional department. viii have the pro
gram in charge. General topic. The
New Education"
RoA CaL. Current Events
Muac-lns1 -. :. =. Selected
Mrs Pierce.
Paper ..-...-. THE New Education
Mrs Louella FinercSn Ellsworth
Talk. Religious influence in Education
Mrs. P-uea.
Nusic-rocsl 500. ........
.-........ Where the Daisies Grow"
Miss Genevra Jocelyn.
Pa1er 49,. .. The XIV 7,..r-,-%e,,
Miss Shultz.
TAX Corporal Punishment
Niss GeneYra Iacalrn