The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
PILLOW SLIP PARTY
Given Mr.. Wallace at His
Country Home.
VERY MERRY TIME
VIII Soon Leave for England
and Scotland.


On Saturday evening several friends o
Mr.. ]. D. Wallace went out to his country
residence and surprised him with a pillow
slip party. In spite of mishaps. the gay
group finally arrived, and first gave tht
astonished host a ghost dance on the porch
and all over the front yard. Each visitor
was arrayed in d wierd pillow-case, and
wearing masks. After the fears of Mr.Wal-
lace had been aIlayed the crowd went inside
and continued the CHASTITY proceedings, to
the amusement OF Mrs. Wallace, who had
been party 10 the deal After many futile
attempts to guess the identity Of the call
ers, Mr.. Wallace gave Il up and very cor
daily invited them all to take of their
things and stay while, which they in
tended TO 90 anyhow.
A very pleasant evening was spent by all,
for there is no place where more real fun
and jolly good time can be experienced
than at the pretty home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace, whose large hospitality ana al
ways welcome, warm manners make their
guests always thoroughly enjoy them
selves Cards and music made up the
evening. Mrs. Colonel Bryant sang sew
eral solos and others of the party con-
tributed their parts 10 the fund Of enter
= tainment. The whole was rounded out by
refreshments, served on small tables in
three courses. and the keen, bracing air
and good humor had produced such vigor-
Gus appetites that the dainty viands were
given ample justice. 1t was in the nature
of farewell TO Mr. Wallace, on the eve
Of his departure for Europe Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs Van Pelt. NIr and Mrs. VIII J. Wal
lace. Mrs. Montgomery Bryant, Miss Anna
McLain and Messrs. VIII Steele and c. E.
Bigelow.
MRS. BRYANT'S INFORMAL PARTY.
On Friday evening Mrs. Colonel Bryant
entertained Informally a few intimate
friends AT her residence on North Park
Place avenue. The evening was spent in
cards, and it was social affair in every
sense, where all were old-time @sgociates
Refreshments were served by the hostess,
and one Of the interesting features OF this
part Of the program was the unexpected
arrayed in full hunters costume. He bore
RS trophies OF his skill seventy birds. and
with duck coat, high top boots and cart
ridge belt he made al picturesque figure at
the banquet board. and his appetite. after
the long ride, was sufficient to impress
upon the amiable hostess a realizing
sense that her viands were certainly ap-
preciated.
WALKER-MOHR WEDDING.
Mr.. Carl J.. Walker son of Judge w. r.
Walker. was married in Marysville, Kan,
on October 20 TO Miss Nellie L. AIohr. Mr..
Walker has been residing in MarysviIle for
ieveral years past where he is interested
N the Blue Valley Creamery company.
Miss Mohr is a highly accomplished young
lady and has host Of friends in her home
They are here visiting with Judge and
Mrs. Walker for few days
Mr.. TEMPLE SURPRISED.
most joyous surprise was given last
Evening in honor of Mr.. w c. Temple
ct his pleasant home, SOS North Washing
ton. The most prominent and pleasing
feature of the evening was the Introduction
of hard times" by all the guests. by
Consisted Of corn bread. beans. pickles and
coffee. One Of those old. never-to-be-for
sotten times was enjoyed by all OF the
guests. who were as follows: Misses Kate /
and Cora Rice. Allie and Lola Rogers. Eva
and Grace Gore Sadie Martin Jessie vii
bite. Jennie and Annie Taught. Matte
Bar,ey. Efle Woods. Lena Lidlev. Edna (
Temple; Mrs. f. L. Temple: Messrs. w. c. /
Temple. Taught, Woodward. Mcfarland. .
strarton. Knouse Rice. Rogers, S. Mar (
tin. G. Martin, Bolts.
PROGRAM OF LINCOLN SCHOLARS. I
The following program was rendered /
Wednesday October 70. by the pupils of +
Lincoln school at the Lincoln Street Pres
byterian church:
Prayer. ..-..................Re C. T Black
Song. America .............. ........ School 3
Address. The Purposes of the Days
Ohservances' .-....-..Mrs. ". {. Smith
Mandolin and Guitar
Duet...--..... Erma and BESSIE slough
Essay. What Lafayette Did for
the Struggling Colonies .Erma Kis.er
Concert Recitation. paul Re
vere's Ride. Five Fourth Grade Boys
Sons. God Is Love. .......... Fora RatHr
song. God Is
Love" Flora RatnT. Carl Hendricks
Ta5.cau. George and Martha Wash
ine-on Welcoming Iafayette"......
Syol Stewart. Dwight Maxwell and
Romayne Hathaway.
Read.2S. ''Washiagton's and Lafay-
ot-o's Friendship. Bertha Scherme~han
Mandolin Clarence Hiclzok
rio Soi,-.,
Sons. star SpanE'ed Banner" 5000. School
Recitation. "Lafaye5te's Visit 10
America -..--.- ........ Esteila Caruthers
Organ and Mandolin
Du t-........... Blance and Ne.Ee Tracy
Recitation. Barbara
FTeiichie' --..--.. ........Adolph Wendel
Offering 70 memorial tund.
MRS. BOWERS ENTERTAINED
Mrs 5 E. Bowers entertained a number
Of her friends THURSDAY evening n be-
home on North Waco. Tae invited guests
were: Mrs. Coloae, Bryant. Mrs. E 3
Jewett. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck. NJ. and
Mrs William Van Peit NJ. and Ms
Charles Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Wal
lace; Misses Mamie Clark and Clara Bow
ers; NesSrs. E. J. Nints ". ". Bowers.
Earl Jewett and Victor Bowers.
DEGREE OF HONOR SOCIAL.
Queen City lodge 40 . Degree Of Honor.
o. this city has been having q series os en-
al the close or n III meet .nEs
for the past severa, months. These er5er-
tainments are conducted by a special COM
nittee appointed each evening. Or asst
Friday evening the committee. consisting
of Mesdaaes BouEer. wingard and Sar-
gent. arranged and perfected a most OK