The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05


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ander. Holmberg, Kimnel, Pierce Tor
rey, Ray Torrey, James Woodland, VIII
Parker, Edwin Jennings. Hal Mccoy,
Carl Oldfeld, Myron Boyle, Edgar, Roy,
May, Herbert Young and John Rohr.
HALLOWEEN GHOSTS SUPPER.
A very pleasant Halloween party was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mr., Martz,
on Campbell avenue, West Side, Tues
day evening. The evening was spent in
games and music At IL o'clock the
ghosts supper was served. Those invtt-
ed were: Virgte Carney, Kate Stanton,
Louie Hits, Lea Taylor, Grace Holm
ger, Myran Payne, Iva Israel, Eta Mar
tin, Myrtle Cullums Eva Handley and
Rhoda Carney; Masters Bruce Petrie
Don Payne, Charlie Freeman, Howard
Taylor, Roy Reilly, Walter Stippich, Paul
Israel. Willie Thompson, Walter Stark,
Merl Hatfield, Harvey Martz.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Friday afternoon and evening the
young friends Of Lloyd Borden gave him
a very pleasant surprise. They succeed
ed in completely surprising him and
very enjoyable time ensued. The evening
was spent in games and music. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour. Those
nd
Cora Baehr, Leona Baehr, Pearl Drake,
Anita Park, Madeline Swenzel, AFbertina
Schnitzler and Nydia Cicanko; Masters
Parm Hickman, Leslie Copeland, Earl
Goodin, Willie Swenzel, Karl Baehr, Will
Burch, George Drake, Frank Park and
Clarence Goodrich.
MRS KELCHNER'S PARTY
One of the pretty social affairs of the
week was the reception given by Class
No 1, Of the First NJ. E. church Sunday
school on Wednesday evening. This party
took place at the rooms of Mrs. w. H.
Kelchner in the Fletcher block, and was
given by the class in honor of their
teacher, Professor Marshall. The night
was not favorable for social affairs, but
yet there were twenty-six members Of the
class present. and all of them enjoyed a
splendid time and extended very glowing
congratulations to their hostess, who en-
tertained in the most Ihospitable manner.
sICKNER'S RECITAL.
A very nice program was given Friday
afternoon at the regular weekly recital
following numbers:
Sketch
(a) Swedish violinist, Miss tombstone
(b) Pianist Willie Burmeister
Norwegian Song ........Heinrich Hoffman
Florence Kaufman.
Flower Song ................. Gustav LANCE
Ruby Reyes.
Bnona Notte ............ Ethelbert Nevin
Buenta Mcdaniel.
La Fontain .Chas. Lysburg
Grace Chapman.
Notes Recommendation de Pachman
Coda Evans
Spring Song ............. Heinrich IAchner
Hattie Reyes.
MaZOurka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1nt-SaenS
Hester Winnie.
HYPAT1A.
The open meeting held by Hypaia last
Monday was an interesting and success
full one. Miss Mabel Millison lectured on
physical culture and gave some pleasing
illustrations of movement. She also read
from James Whitcomb Riley, Mark Twain
and Ella Wheeler Wilcox in a. manner
that demonstrated her versatile accom-
plishments. But one of the best things
heard lately was her selection from
Kingley's "Hypatia," her own arrange
ment entirely and altogether a most orig
inal reading. The music, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Walden was rendered, a
piano solo by Miss Frohman, and three
vocal selections by Miss Mabel Larimer.
Miss Larimer is fresh from her studies
and her fine voice shows good culture
Miss Lillian Saunders also graciously IA
vored the audience with a reading from
Cristine Rossetti, entitled The Princess
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Alberta Munson gave an informal
Hallowen'en dancing party. The follow
ing contributed to the musical program:
Miss Munson and Miss Cecil Barlow in a
piano duet; Miss Lille Schumacher, vocal
solo; Miss Ina Herman and Miss Estella
Lindeiss. violin and guitar duet. and Mr..
Robert Schumacher, vocal solo. Those
present were: Misses Iona Herman, Cecil
Barlow. Mabel Manner. Oracle Milison.
Emma Brown. Ruth Maloney, Estella
I,iniess and lille Schumacher. Masters
Robert Schumacher, Charlie Multner,
Johnnie Lindiess. Albert Schufacher, Carl
Ailtner and James Lee.
LITTLE FIvE-YEAR-OLDS.
Hypatia keenan, and Ellen McComb
were ) years old on Wednesday. Noyern-
Der !. and celebrated the event b. giving
a party TO which their kindergarten
friends Of the kindergarten on Murdoch
avenue were the guests. The party were
given the kinSergarten rooms, where
thirty-four little folks assembled 10 make
merry. Light refreshments were served
and the tots found many pleasant things
connected with the souvenirs and pres
ents and games INDUCED in Mrs. Bush,
Miss Nina Bush Mrs Keenan, and Mrs.
NcComb executed the plans FOR the party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
in honor OF Mss Esther Hayden a. her
home. al Ida avenue. Friday evening.
November ). The evening was spent IN
games and music ad al Il o'clock r.
frsshmerts were served Those present
were: Misses Fife Russell Myrtle