The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
PARTY ON THE LAWN
Henry WaIIenstein, Jr. is Host
to Friends.
BANQUET TUESDAY NIGHT
Six Little Misses Give an En-
tertalnment.

Master Henry Wallenstein gave party
on the lawn at his home So North To-
peka avenue yesterday afternoon 20 q
number OF his little friends. The deco
rations were beautiful, being exclusively
OF a patriotic nature. In one corner OF
the lawn, under a huge Japanese fan,
frappe was served to the little ones. which
was freely patronized by them, the day
being warm and the frappe cool and re-
freshing. There were divers plays and
games furnished 10 amuse the children
which they greatly enjoyed.
Supper was served on the spacious lawn.
Tables with the Whitest Of linen and hold
ing the del1cacies of the season in abund-
ance were surrounded by the girls and
boys who were seated in little chairs OBJ
tanned for their special benefit.
Mrs. Wallenstein was ably assisted in
entertaining bhe little ones by Misses Mil
lie Hays. Irene Levi, Essle Ward and Mrs.
Frank Talburt and Mrs. Ward. Those to
enjoy the afternoon with Master Henry
were:
Fabrique Knolly, Frank Woods, John
Beatty. Worth Sargent Cecil 0Iagill. Geo
don Griffith, PerteH Doland. Fred Naftz-
ger, Willie Torrington, Bird Reach, Vester
Cohn, Bessie Ludlum, Catharine Pratt,
Mamie Braitch, Ruth Wickersham, Avis
Hamilton, Julia Biting, Bessie Mae Wool
ard, Okley Davidson, Katharine Brooks,
Elsie Fitch, Vivian Mcnamara, Helen
Case, Eleanor Hom8n, Neva Bleckley,
Margie Jackson, Strong Human, Guy
oldstandt, Chester Biting, Albert Comley,
Howard Galusha, Jimmie Eaton, James
Beach, Bruce Billingsby, Howard Homan,
Charles Pool, Howard Anderson, Bertram
Kaufman, Victor Dole, John Jacob Dole,
Irwin Bleckey, Pauline Wallenstein, Edith
Fultz, Barbara Henderson, Anita Hender-
son, Helen Diamond, Nellie Steffen, Mel
lie Sims. Gladys Cohn, Hypatia keenan,,
Margaret Keenan,, Pearl Romig, Laura
Miller, Mary Churchward.
PICNIC CHANGED TO BANQUET.
On Tuesday evening what had been in
tended by the originators 10 have been
picnic at Linwood park was hurriedly
converted into a banquet in the M L.
church on account Of the rain. The even
ing proved 20 be most enjoyable affair.
Lively conversations and some music were
the chief amusements of the evening.
The spread was all that could be desired
sHd contained all the delicacies of the
season. Mrs. c. I. Fuller and Mrs. l. W.
Decatur chaperoned the merry party.
Those present were:
Misses Evelyn Imboden, Sarah Imboden,
Blanche Imboden, Olive Decatur, Eva De-
catur. Darl Oldfeld, Mildred Hayworth,
Winnie Woolard. Edna Kirkwood, May
Parkinson. Maud Wellesley, Lulu Parker,
Margaret SAKE, Lulu Shepard; Messrs.
Roy Torrey, Joe Musselrnan, Harry Stan
ley, Pierce Torrey. David Parkinson. A.
c. Steurnagel, Myron Boyle. VIII Parker,
g. G. KiInel. VIII SAKE, Murray Kirkwood,
John Parkinson. George Parkinson, Edwin
Jennings and Otis Cove
SIX LITTLE GIRLS ENTERTAIN.
Six little misses over on the West Side
have a way all their own of entertaining
themselves as well as giving a decidedly
pleasant evening to the entire neighbour
hood. They are Misses Ada and Annie
Parkhurst, Leila Rea, Marie Simpson,
Miriam and Lois Payne. They got up a
neat little entertainment which was given
TeSlQe0C9
of Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst on University
avenue, which was attended by the entire
neighborhood. They have spent some time
in the preparation of the program, and
did it all themselves without any assist
ance. There was also considerable Co.'S
tuning, all Of which was their own work
and it must be said 1t was as tasty as that
seen in any entertainment of like nature.
One entire number-part dialogue and part
a song-waS the composition of one of
them-musio and all
Neat programs were given every one
present They were all typewritten. and
wer tn work of one of the entertainers
The tableauN Familiar Characters" was
a representation of the following. aaI in
full custume suiting each one-Mother
Goose. Little Bo Peep, Little Miss Muffet.
and the awakening Of Sleeping Beauty.
Each Of these were guessed by the audi
ence- There IS a movement to have it
repeatd some tine in the future, for the
benft of IN hospital. II so. all proceeds
viii so to the institution. The following
Is the program:
PROGRAM
Instrumental duet.......''The Sleigh Ride
Ada Parkhurst and Miriam Payne.
RecltdtloN.---.- ..-..-.. .-......-..........
......"When Mamma was a Little Girl
Lois Payne.
Song. ..........,...-......... Echo Chorus
Six Girls.
citation.......-.......''T The Reason Why
Marie Simpson.
Instrumental ..''Zeta PHI
Ada and Miriam.
Dialogue The Seasons"
Four Girls.
Chorus. Song of the Birds"
TahleauN. Days Of the Week
Rec.taton-......'C irandpapa's Spectacles"
Fannie Parknurst.
Instrumental duet Waves OF che Ocean"
Ada and Miriam.
Dialogue. -Four Celebrated Characters"
Leila, Lois. Marie and Fannie.
Tableaux. .-..............-..''S Sweet Sixteen"
Instrumental Observation-Disclosures.
LOIS Payne and Leila Rea.
Recitation 'Wauted-A Minister'S WIFE
Leila Rea
Ta'bleaux....... Familiar Characters,
Aul4aoY -----..- .-...-.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leila Rea and Marie Simpson.
BICYCLE PARTY FOR MR. BAKER.
Mrs, Delaney entertained delightfully."-
lor her nephew, Mr.. Baker. Monday even
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