The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28

dergartners. Mrs. Fred L. Johnson
also favored the guests and school with
some choice musical selections.
MRS. CHARLES SMYTH.
Mrs Charles Smythe, assisted by Miss
Daisy Lynch, gave an elaborate reception
Thursday afternoon and a party on
Thursday night, in honor of Miss Brown
who has been entertained so royalty dur
ing the recent weeks. Those who as
sisted in receiving at the afternoon re-
ception were Mesdames Fred Smythe,
Thornton Sargent, S. w. Cooper, F'!nlay
Ross. Bon Hull, r. w. Bentley, j. II.
Black and L. w Clapp. The house and
porch were most beautifully decorated,
and the costumes OF the ladies present
were very pretty and attractive. Light
refreshments were served. and Prof
Blume's orchestra furnished music for
the occasion. At the evening party, given
to the young people, the principal amuse-
meut was dancing.
THE LAST KTSMET DANCE.
The Kismet dance, probably the last of
the season, was given at Garfield hall last
Tuesday night. Dancing was continued
until a late hour and the evening was
richly enjoyed. Those Who attended We're:
Messrs. and Mesdames Nevins, Wheeler,
Alley, Fletcher, Sinythe, Pond, Sherwin,
Miliso1. Bryan, Misses Rix, Parks, Pratt,
Jocelyn, Cox, Lynch, Brown, Anna
Brown. Ross, Reese. Reed, Luling, Nc
Coy Chandler, Daisy, Bell of Chicago,
Shryer of Carltenville, Messrs. Pierce,
Aro ,r1fe
Miller ,Kelso Lloyd, Priddy. Maffat,
Reese. Hagny, Hockaday, Newman,
Chapman, Woods, Campbell, Topping.
Lewis. Niederlander of St Louis. hines of
Los Angeles.
TWENTY FIRST BIRTHDAY.
George WiIkie celebrated his twenty
first birthday with very delightful card
party at his home, 1126 South Water
street, last Wednesday evening. There
were b0untiful and elaborate refresh
ments and splendid music among the
many attractions of the evening, and
very enjoyable time was had by all
Among those present were Ed Day, Harry
Heimple. George Wilkie. Walter PeaIy.
Ellis Van Deventer, Lon Clark. George
Whitlock and Fred Wilkie-
LADY MACCABEES.
The lady Maccabees entertainment on
Friday night was a very pleasant affair
The program was good: First an instru-
mental selection by Florence Cubbans,
which was encored and was responded TO;
second, music on mandolfn and piano by
Hal Mccoy and Claudia MCCOY; third,
recitation by Mrs. Crimes; fourth, recita-
ton by Mss Bull. which was excellent
and was encored enthusiastically, with re-
spouse. To conclude the program Mrs.
Martin. the organizer of the Lady Mac
cabees, delivered a short and impressive
address on the aims and objects OF the
order. which was well chosen, after which
music and dancing was the order Of the
occasion. Music was furnished by Prof.
Nilhaubt and Miss Ford at the piano.
Dancing and social greetings were kept
up until early morn.
MRS. CRAIG.
Ms. Craig entertained az her home on
the Hiu merry party Of College Hill
young people On Thursday afternoon, n
honor Of her aieces. the Misses M8seller
OF Perry. o. T, who have been attending
the Wlc;dta High school.
WHIST AND CAKE Walk
The South End Wh.st club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Ms z A
Newrans on South Main street The
game was played 81 closely that the con-
testanis were called out IL a cake walk
and were equal 70 the occasion. Mrs I.7a
williams carried Of he aoaa-s and MS
Gummerson the cake
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