The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-06
PARTY ON THE LA WIN
MISS sALLIB ROSS ENTERTAINS
HER SUNDAY SCHOOL GLASS.

Miss Grace McAdams Entertains at Whist
in Honor of Miss Davis and Corner
Mrs. l. n. Singer Gives an Informal
Durgan of Atchison-M Miss Newcombs
Approaching NuptiaIs are Announced
Musicals, Receptions aud Card Parties
Make Up the Weeks Doings.
Miss Sailie Ross entertained her Sun
day school class last Wednesday after
noon at her beautiful home on North
Waco. A doll entertainment was the
principal pastime of the afternoon,
which was greatly enjoyed by all the
young folk. Games of amusement was
another mode OF diversement A dainty
supper was served on the lawn in the
cool OF the evening, which abounded in
the delicacies of the season Those who
partook of Miss Ross hospitality were:
Misses Jessie Baiderson, Ada Christo-
p1er, Bertha Davis, Hortense Balderson
May Ford, Erceil Keegan, Minnie King.
Edna Miller, Bessie Stewart, Clay Sluss.
Eula Rutherford, Thad Dean, Ruth Dor
sew, Minnie WiIday, Ethelyn Bowman,
Lucille Williams, Nay Hunt, Lillian
Hoag, Bessie Cassell, jeanette Vail, Ma
RE McCon1b, Maude Jackson, Zylpha
Hammer. Alice Purdy, Georgia Murray.
IN HONOR OF MRS. DURGAN.
Mrs. l. y. Singer entertained inform
ally on "Wednesday evening in compli-
ment 10 Mrs. George Durgan Of Atchison
An impromptu musical was the feature
OF the evening. Those present were:
Mrs. Lora Priddy. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stems, Mrs. Fl. Hamilton, MIS-. Dave
Hays, Mr.. and Mrs Elvin Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Dorsey, Miss Frances Alden
defer, Miss Stella Aldendeifer, MIR. John
Kelly, Mrs. George Durgan and MIS-.
Mcclellan Of Topeka.
MRS. KIMBALL ENTERTAINS.
Miss. Z. D. kimball entertained in
formally last night at her handsome
apartments in the Metropole. The even
ing was pleasantly passed with cards
and some charming musical selections.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Testard Misses Anne Corner, Flora Cas-
well, Edith Briggs, Maude Matthews
and Messrs. Ray Johnson, Jack Ki1nbau
and Will KimbaiL
FOR MISS CORNER.
Mrs Charles Testard entertained 81
cards on Monday afternoon al her apart
ments in the Sedgwick block, compli-
rncntary 20 Miss Annie Corner OF indie
pendence, Mo. At the conclusion OF the
games dainty luncheon was served
Miss Margaret Davis won the prize.
Those present We're: Mesdames Walter
Dyer, Will Pieree, Ralph Millison, Chas
Mosoacher, Harry Mortimore, Frank
Dean. Vern Frazier, Mason Nevins,
Misses Jessie Lewelling, Kate English,
Amy Hays, Myrtle Hinton, Annie Cor
her, Grace McAdams. Margaret Davis.
Lena Crib, Daisy Lynch, Maude Mat
thews, Lizzie Noble
GAVE A WHIST PARTY.
Miss Grace McAdams gave deligh tful |
whist party on Friday afternoon az her
home on North Topeka avenue in honor |
of Miss Margaret Davis of Jersey, H., (
and Miss Annie Corner of independence, |
Mo. Miss Mona Thompson demonstrate |
ed her ability ar this pleasant and scien- |
and was awarded the prize. Those who |
were in attendance were: Misses Myr-
tie Sluss, Aboie Potts, Emmo Potts, Mar
gle Knorr, Kate English, Annie Corner,
Margaret Davis, Ada Akin, Maggie Gar
wood, Bessie Reed. Florence Reed,
Edith Moffitt, Elvie Walker, Gertrude
jackson, Helen Carpenter, Margaret
Brown. Daisy Lynch, Mona Thompson,
Aquiila Hettinger, Miss Gilmore and
Mrs. Charles Testard.
MRS. M'COY'S MUSICALE.
Mrs. Georgia Mccoy, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Bessie, gave the second
Of a series OF musicales on Thursday
evening at their charming home on
Lawrence avenue. The rooms were pro-
fusely decorated with American beau
~ roses and potted plants The must
Gale was of that bright and entertaining
order for which Mrs. Mccoy IS noted.
After the program the young people in
nulged in the light fantastic. The pro-
gram was strictly classical and was as
follows:
(a)-A Minor Caprice. Mendelssohn
Danse No. s.. .Brohms
Miss Irene c. Leeper.
y ocdi duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. McClung and Mrs. Keck.
from Sonata op. 81,
No. $1,000. .-.........-. Beethoven
(b)-Last Smile ..........N Weller Laupst
Miss Leeper.
Vocal Quartette-The Gypsies...,...
Miss Dunbar. Mrs McClung, Mrs.
Keck and Mrs. Childs.
Sharp Minor Polenaiseni Chopin
Miss Leeper.
F'RATERNAL AID SOCIAL.
The Fraterna, Aid society held very ]
enjoyable social and literary entertain ]
ment in their hall Monday night. Ice
cream and cake were served after lit !
erary and musical program. The follow +,
ing program was well rendered and eiic- :
tied frequent applause: {,
Instrumental duet. ......
Miss Hubbard. Mr.. Hubbard {
Vocal Solo .............M Miss Cochrane
Recitation Miss Rheirhart !
Tip-toe Song ........-....-..Ruth Dorsey {
Piano Solo. Dean Ninick {
Recitation Miss Thomas
pecitation NORTHUMBERLAND Miss Creditor | {
2iolin Solo. Oscar BlSS3ctZ
Soca. Duet ....-..-.- ...-.........-.. {
Maggie Hatfield. Grant Hatfield .
Vocal Solo. Mr.. Hubbard J
The guest were: Messrs. and Mesdames |
II. Imboden. B. r. Dunn, Oscar Hay I
thorne. Charles Pool. - keenan,. Coler /