The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26
TALKED IT OVER
EISSSHEPPARD ENrERTAINS THOSE
WHO VISITED TORONTO.

The Company Consisted OF All Those Whs
Left Wichita For Toronto to Attend thu
international Epworth League Con
vention-They Discussed Matters nj In
terest and Related Their Personal Er-
periences-Ladies' Aid Society Surprise
Mrs. S. A. Bass and Presented Her With
n Handsome Chair
The reunion of the Toronto excursion
lists az the home of Miss Lulu Sheppard,
on East Central avenue, Tuesday even
ing, was a very pleasurable occasion.
The company consisted Of all who left
Wichita for the International League
convention a. Toronto this summer. The
evening was spen: in relating their per-
Eonal experiences, each guest participant
ing. Singing songs that were sung on
the journey, playing an interesting rail-
road game, cracking jokes at each other
and general merriment. Ices and cake
were served by the hostess and ali agreed
that the hours thus spent in looking
backward were well spent and would
pear frequent repetition. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Sanlzey, Mrs.
and Miss Lola Maxwell, Rev. and Mrs.
Beach. Rev. and Mrs. Burns, DR.. and
Mrs. Slutz, Mrs. Norris, Miss Wigs.
Misses Susie Moore, Allie Dodge, Grace
Morris, Jessie Drown, Lulu Sheppard.
Mile Beaver, Eta and Anna Mason.
Mrs. Eton and Stevens, and Messrs ".
j. Frazier, Earl Evans, Ed Jennings, Joe
Musselman, ]. y. Roach and OrVllle
Boyle.
MRS. 8. A. BASS SURPRISED.
The most pleasant surprise party of
rae season was given by the Ladies Aid
society and the Epwor,h League OF the
Dodge Avenue VI. Z. church 10 Mrs. DR..
S. A Bass, VINO is one Of the best work
ers and most influential members Of both
societies Mrs. Bass returned from a
visit to New York Monday evening, and
Tuesday evening about eignty-five hap
by people took possession Of her home
bringing with them a beautiful rocking
chair, which was presented by Rev. Pru-
en- in most pleasant manner. Mrs
Bass was completely surprised and could
scarcely find words TO express her thanks
and good wishes Later in the evening
refreshments consisting OF ice cream.
cake and lemonade were served, and all
departed feeling that the evening was
spent in a most enjoyable manner, and
glad that they had such worthy couple
as the doctor andhis wife in their midst.
-WADDELL NUPTIALS.
Miss Alice Daubert and Mr. Albert
-Wadden were married Wednesday even
-ing al the home OF the brides mother, 235
sNew York avenue. The Rev. J. 4. Law
renee of the L. p. church was the Off
'ciating clergyman. This wedding was
surprise 10 many friends of the contract
ing parties. who are now offering their
hearty congratulations.
IN HONOR OF MRS. KAUFMAN.
One Of the most unique as well as en-
1oyable afternoons" was the Fad par
n.y. and whist given in honor OF Mrs
Charles Kaufman, of Sharon, Pa, by
Mrs. l. Kaufman and the Misses Kauf-
Each guest wore a small article repre-
senting their present fad" each one be-
ing more difficult than the other to faith
ON, causing much merriment. Mrs. 1.
Gross captured the prize, a hand-paint-
ed bonbonniere, for guessing the great
est number correctly. Drive whist occu-
pied the guests attention the remainder
Df the afternoon. Miss Sadie Joseph
winning the prize, a dainty water color
fketch. after which a dainty lunch was
enjoyed by ali. The guests present were
the Mesdames l. Gross, Krailsheimer, A
Goldstandt l. Goldstein. Robert Jacks.
"a. Joseph, Henry Wallenstein, Charles
Cohn, A Hess. and the Misses Ida Jo-
Beph. Johanna Sohott, Sadie and Celia
Joseph.
MISS CASAD ENTERTAINS.
Miss Mabel Casad entertained Satur-
FAY afternoon at her home, 637 North |
lawrence avenue. The amusements |
were quite novel and entertaining. A |
letter OF the alphabet was enclosed in |
each invitation, which Miss Casad re-
quested should be worn, and when all |
assembled the guests so arranged the /,
letters as to spell her name and age. Il |
was Miss Casad's birthday, and the one |
70 arrange the letters ana figures cor |
rsctly first Vas awarded a prize. Tar |
get shooting and music were the most in |
seresting features OF the afternoons |
entertainment An elaborate supper |
WAS served later in the afternoon. Miss |
Casad was assisted by her sisters. the |
Misses Anna and Mary Casad, and Miss |
Lillian Edgar and Edna Stillwen The |
invited guests were the Misses Bertha /
Mock. Evelyn Imboden, Mildred Hay |
worth, Olive AMI Eva Decatur. May |
Parkinson. Bessie Mccoy. BABEL Aver. |
Jennie Smith. Winnie and Darl Oldfieli |
and Vi-gie Little.
FOR FRESHMAN CLASS.
One Of the most enjoyable social af-
fairs - the year was the reception given
last Friday night by the Senior and Ju-
Nor classes Of the Lewis academy in
honor Of the freshman class. About two
hundred We're presenS, and the evening
WAS an affair long 70 be remembered by
those present The halls and rooms Were
beautifully decorated with flowers. and
the orange and white. the colors Of the
academy. mere seen everywhere. Every
member OF the faculty. except Miss Du-
Bois, VINO was out Of town, was present.
ana all seemed % enjoy the affair i'm
mensely. The evening was passed with
progressive crokinole and other table
games. and with music and conversation.
One Of the features % the evening was
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