The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16
GIVE PILLOW PARTY
High School Sophomores are
Good Entertainers.
PARTY TO MISS COZATT
Mrs. MCEwen EntertainS for
Miss Livingstone.

One of the most delightful class parties
ever given in Wichita was a pillow
party by the High school sophomores,
Friday evening, in the Commercial club
rooms.
The house was decorated with beautiful
palms and flowers, and the class colors-
purple and gold-were draped around the
rooms in a very artistic manner. There
was profusion of sofa pillows, and when
one saw the teachers and pupils sitting
in graceful positions on their respective
cushions one was impressed to see how
delightfully."- informal the evening was.
"Conversatione" was the first game,
which all enjoyed very much, save perhaps
the girl and boy who were supposed to
talk about their last years love affairs
Crokinole and cards were played by those
VINO enjoy these popular games. Lunch
was served from 10 o'clock until L, the
table decorations being carnations and
marguerites. An excellent program was
given at intervals during the entire even
ing, as follows: Buenda McDaniels, piano
solo: Carrie Cogsdell, whistling~ solo:
Professors Lee and Vernon, mandolin and
guitar; Moses Johnson. vocal solo; Bessie
Inness. piano solo; Calvin Hermann, vocal
solo; Emile Torrington. piano solo.
Prof Youngs big rag dolls, which are
run by electricity, were the feature of the
evening. causing great laughter. Their
identity viii not be disclosed, as Mr..
Young is sworn to secrecy.
The evening was generally agreed to be
one of the most pleasant of Informal par
ties.
RECEPTION TO MISS LIVINGSTONE.
Tuesday night a farewell reception was
given to Miss Bertha Livingstone by Mrs.
J. D. McEwen at the McEwen residence,
North Topeka avenue. Music. crokinole
and various parlor games absorbed the
hours till 10 o'c,ock, when elaborate re-
freshments were served. Miss Livingstone
left for her home in Abilene Wednesday,
Following are the names IF those who at
tended the reception: Misses Bertha Liv-
insstone, Vida Williams Nora Payne, Cora
Crawford, Maude Gowen. Pearl Craig. An
ma White! Messrs. w. H. Caller, Y. E.
Rugh, George Elston, Ben Moore, Charles
Mckenzie. Charles Youst. Burrell Craig
L
Mrs. A NJ. Morehead, assisted by her
sister, Miss Fitch, entertained last Sat
urday evening in honor of Miss Virgie
Cozatt. Those present were: Misses Bes-
sic Brown, Mary Philips, Virgie Cozatt,
Mable Ayers. C,yda High, Daisy FAIRIES,
Florence Davis. Floy Nallonee, Katie Hin
man Eva Philips. Matte Human. Kate
Dorsey, Bessie Philips; Messrs FAIRIES,
Alex Hyde Clare Kracaw, Robert Day,
VIII EaSton, Leslie Mallonee. John Bailey,
Charlie Parrot, Bert Brown, Lucius AIDES,
Clyde Young, Kent Merry and Fred Davis
ENTERTAINED BY MRS: ROSS.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
was entertained by Mrs Fin.ay Ross. All
Of the ladies of the club were enthusiastic
Ross women. some voting for the first
time so that they might help swell his ma
iority. The ladies of the club feel glad
that the mayors wife is one of their en-
thusastic members.
The menu was in charge of Mrs Potts.
Mrs. Jobes, Mrs. Steel and Mrs Ross.
Mrs Steel made before the club dried
apple cake, which is much healthier than
fruit cake and tastes deliciously. Mrs.
Jobes made a jelly roll, which the ladies
said was the finest they had ever eaten
Mrs Potts made veal loaf. and the ladies
were very anxious for her recipe; also
asparagus salad. Mrs. Ross made the
Parker House rolls. which were in great
demand. Chocolate ice cream and straw
berry jellycon completed the feast The
table was decorated with pink bride roses
in the center and each one had a souvenir
by her plate.