The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-07
RECEIVE THE CHOIR
NIB, AND MRS. WALKER ENTER.
TAIN THE YOUNG PEOPLE.

TAIN THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
Choir OF st. Johns Church and the Youn.
Peoples Chapter are Invited to be Pres
emit, and They all Respond-Bouse Il
Music Charades and Dancing are In
duIged in-Charles Hoffman and LulI
Ballard are Married-CamiIIe Urso Viii
be Received by the Ladies' of the City.
On last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Walker entertained the vested
choir and the Young Peoples Chapter of
st. Johns church at their residence on
North Emporia avenue. The house was
prettily decorated with large foliage
plants and flowers. Each guest as they
arrived were shown upstairs where their
wraps were laid aside before descending
10 the parlors. After the majority of the
guests arrived the pleasures of the even
ing were entered into with the avid y
Of those who enjoy themselves TO the
limit.
The features OF the evening were cha
rades, which. though old, have never
been replaced by anything which permits
the bringing out Of whatever humorous
or pathetic can be portrayed by an as
sembiage Of this kind. Added 10 this
were music, both vocal and instrumental
ard dancing.
During the course Of the evening dainty
refreshments We're served the guests, and
for their various homes, feeling happier
and lighter Of heart for their evenings
enjoyment The following were among
those present: MesdameS and Messrs.
keck, Dunn, Bliss, Misses Monte Dun
bar. Clara Dickson, Edna StiilTell, Guy
Morris, Clara Gehring, limo Creditor,
Nirgie Little, Maud Rentz, Olive Magill,
Daisy Woods. Fodie Stanley, Josie Wal
lace. Maud Rix, Maize A.ey, Ada vii
son and Miss Bush; Messrs. Fred Heliar,
George Adams. John Liebrandt, J. Chap
pell, Charlie Hatton, Charles Musselman,
Robert Torrington, George Westgate,
Given Hagney, Nat Vincent, Bruce Prid-
dy, Roscoe Moore, Mr.. Magill and num-
Der Of other invited guests
HOFFMAN-BALLAR
Last Sunday afternoon at l O'clock
were united In marriage Mr.. Charles
home Of the brides parents 1853 Wood
land avenue, by Rev. L. c. Beach.
The house was pTettily decorated for
the occasion and the bride and groom
were the recipients OF many congratuia-
lions from their numerous friends and
relatives. Both are well known young
people of this city, whose hearty well
wishes go with the happy pair. Among
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shuler. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. T Hard, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs S.
i. Ballard, Mrs. &. NJ Williams, Mrs.
y. Kivett, Mrs. John Albert, Mr. 6. D.
Lieurance and Mr.. J. A. Ballard; Messrs.
Harry Shuler. Rollie Ballard, Grant Hat
field. Iiss Ballard, Harry Ballard, Fred
Ballard, Jesse Smelzer Of Topeka, and
kifer Albert; Misses Elsie Shuler, Eva
Ballard, Matte Hatfield and Florence
Albert, Matte and Josie Coler, Albert
COwen, Matte Smith and Miranda Cow
en-.
WAS HER THIRTEENTH.
Louisa G.. Lauck was hostess to par
ty OF little friends at her home, eos South
Main street, February 90, It being the
anniversary Of her thirteenth birthday
They presented her with many pretty
and useful tokens Of friendship. The
hours passed quickly with music games,
refreshments and dancing. Those pres
ert were; Walter Morgan, Edith Bishop
Katie Koldstad, Raymond Watts. Wini-
fred A!lmon, Leslie Stevens, Wardie
States. Lucille Allmon, Fife States, Wal |
ter King. Nellie Leahy. frankie Kyle, |
Mabel Root. Minnie King, George Dando, |
Gertie Lauck, Paul Terrell, May Remer,
Harry Melvin, Edna King, Everett COT |
fey, Marjorie Allmon, Roland Stevens. |
Jessie SouthweE, Ray SouthEell, BeTt;e |
Southwell, Ann Leahy Ernest Shields. |
Beulah Sohn, Nathan Baldwin. Hattie |
Shields. George Swain, Lydia Hartzell, |
Selah Root, Lila Swain, Ernest Sutton,
Adele Terrell, Cecil Huff. Lena Imhoff, |
Lee Sutton. Edith Dennis, Robert Nc |
Clegg, Lydia Bennett, Bud Leahy, Katie |
kolds.adt, Pear Koidstadt. Mrs. Lauck |
was assisted in waiting on the little ones |
by Mrs. Allmon and Mrs King.
MONTHLY RECITAL FRIDAY.
The Mozart Conservatory of Music and |
Dramatic art will hold their monthly re- |
cital in Sedgwick Music hail Friday even |
ing, March l.. The program is one of |
the most attractive which has been offer |
ed to the friends of the school and the |
musical and literary public during the |
entire season.
Aside from the always excellent musical |
numbers by the advanced class, the pro-
Eram will consist Of violin solos by Pro
fessor d. W. Pitts. a most brilliant and |
accomplished musician, who with his
magic bow has charmed all those who |
have had the pleasure of hearing him. |
Mr.. A. B. Lynds will give several humor-
GUS and dramatic selections During the
short space of Mr.. Lynd residence here |
he has won an enviable reputation as a |
reader and e,ocutionist. Miss Opal Street
TOO. whose work is so we'll known and
whose friends are legion, will also recite
In addition to all of these excellent num-
hers Mr.. and Mrs Lynds will present the