The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

OHC W ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The young ladies had arranged most
interesting diversions, first of which was
the photograph test. The baby pictures
OF the young ladies of the club were con-
suicuous in the front parior- and the
young gentlemen were required 10 guess
the original.
Ore received the prize for guessing cor
rec,ly the greater number and now has
in his possession a huge red frecracker
filed VITA candies and tied with blue
RIBBON. The bcoby prize, a large stick
RIBBON, was captured by Raymond
Wrigh, and Dick Hays.
Consequences" most interesting
game, shadow pictuses and dancing in
the large hall on the third floor nexs oc-
cucpied the attention of all until refresh
ments. dainty and delicate, were served.
The young gentlemen were last present.
ed with dainty box OF cream waters in
blue and red.
Those present were Misses Mary Bit
ting, Bessie Allen, Denna Fisher, Bessie
Inres, Mamie Houck, Clara Washburne.
Helen Pratt, May Ch2ppeil. Winnie
Barnes, Leiit Purdue, Lucy Lewis. Kaie
Dorsey, Fern Dorsey, and Messrs. Geo.
Brown, Ed Lehman, Arthur Ehrhardt,
Dick Hays, Fred Aver, Maurice Barnes.
Stamper Oliver; Roland Murdoch. Ray
rnond Wright, Ned Goldberg, Lewis Bit
ting and Walter Hess.
TROLLEY PARTY TUESDAY EVE.
Cne of the most enjoyable trolley par
ties of the season was the one INDUCED in
by the residents Of College Hill, one Of
Wichitas most delightful suburbs, on
Tuesday evening last. Cars were in
waiting at 5 p. m. TO carry them out 10
Paramount, where on the spacious YER
andas OF the college the most delightful
breeze f1oated, and when, thanks 10 the
ladies, most bountiful table was spread,
tempting to the appetites of all, consist
ing fruits, cakes, sandwiches, salads.
cold meats and lemonade, TO which all
did justice. The night was one especially
ordered for the occasion. and the weather
clerk filled the order with a precision thai
was most gratifying to all. The return
trip was made about $50, when the nigh:
air rang out with the merry laughter and
song along the entire route. The partici-
pants of this not soon to be forgotten &C.
casion were: DR.. and Mrs. j. 5. -Flen-
ing, Colonel and Mrs. W. B. Fouts. Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Rutan, Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F, Reese. Mr..
and Mrs. ". D. Vincent. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. D. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Laycox, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. Vincent Ladd,
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Misses Myrtle, Carrie and Alberta Reese,
Misses Mabel, Jetta, Ethel, Alice and
Gladys Laycox, Bessie and Jennie Ladd,
Laura Guthrie, Clara Fees, Mary Hyde.
Marguerite and Eleanor Dixon, Elizabeth
Dixon, Georgia Council Of Augusta;
Messrs. Will Fleming, Mort and Arson
Rutan, Graham, Ray and Harry Camp
bell; George Brown, Ed. Hyde, Nat H.
Vincent, Masters Herbert Reese and Nat
D. Vincent
MR.. EDWARDS SURPRISED.
Mr.. Howard Edwards had a birthday
last Tuesday and in honor of the same
surprise party was Planned. The secret
was kept most excellently, as Mr.. Ed
wards face, when the party arrived,
strongly testified. Logormachy and
cooling refreshments were the feature of
the evening. Present were: Rev. and
Mrs. Bradt. Misses Helen and Flora Car
penter. Maud Matthews. Clara Thomson,
Roberta Vincent and Messrs. Walter
Vincent, James Vincent, Orlo johnson
and Horace Edwards.
MISSIONARY LEAGUE MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Ladies Missionary League was
held yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Misses Abbie and Emma Potts, on North
Lawrence. Mrs. Sam McNaghten was
leader for the day, and some interesting
papers were read. Mission Presses"
was the foreign subject for discussion,
and the first paper under this head was
read by Mrs. Harry McClung, which was
followed by discussion in sub-topics by
Misses Gala Durley and Mamie Mccoy
A paper on the home topic results of the
Year" was read by Miss Mamie Lewis,
and the program, as whole, was con-
sidered MIST interesting and inspiring by
al members present.
MRS. HIGGINSON'S MUSICAL.
Mrs. E. H. Higginson gave recital
last Wednesday evening at her charm
ing home. The program was strictly a
classical one and each number ELECTED
hearty applause Of the listeners. After
the musical numbers, dainty and cooling
refreshments were served, after which
the evening resolved itself into CONVEX |
sation of much interest.
Following is the program:
Sanotina OPP. 36. No. 6..........Clsmenti |
Maude Rowlee.
w aItz .........-...-. MoscoWShl
MRS. c. ]. Reynolds.
Mazurka, Op. "a. No. 2......Leschatizky |
Miss Mabel Ladd.
Violin Solo-"Song of Love" ...... Wilson |
Byron Rowlee.
(a) Vase. Op. 81, No. 2................
Cb) Impromptu, OPP. % Chopin !
Miss Emily Darlington.
ta) Romance, OPP. AIS, No. 2........Abt |
Co Heliotrop. OPP. 20 Schultz |
Miss Flora Carpenter.
Duet-Allegro Brilliant in A. Menielssohn !
Mrs. Higginson and Miss Torrington.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs F. |
NJ Handley. Mr.. and Mrs. Torirngton, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter. MIR. and Mrs. B. |
C Rowlee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bradt, !
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson, Mr.. and |
Mrs. l. a. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. |
Roach. Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin. Mrs. Hays. |
Mrs Morton, Mrs. Reynolds, Misses Lii !
lie Gallagher. Sniiy Gallagher, Generve |
Gallagher. Maud Bowman, Lizzie Roach |
Hattie Roach. Nontez Dunbar, Jessie |
Clark. Leida Mills, Irene Leeper. Helen |
Mccormick, Mable Ladd, Laura Pierce, |
Eleanor Larkin. Eleanor Graves, Maud |
Rowlee. Emily Torrington, Flora Car |
penter, Helen Carpenter. Eva Handley. |
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