The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-05
GOVERNOR IS HERE
Given a Reception by Mr.. and
Mrs. Imboden.
u. R. K. P. GIVE BANQUET
Twentieth Century Club En-
tertained by Mrs. Sargent


| together with Mrs. Stanley, VINO came
down earlier in the week. will spend Sun
| day here and attend his Sunday school
this afternoon. In honor of Governor and
Mrs Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram limbo
den gave lovely reception at their home,
215 North Emporia avenue, last evening,
which was largely attended, despite the
prevailing frigid weather.
The church membership, together with
number of other friends, were present, and
the evening was greatly enjoyed in the
good old way. There were many kindly
greetings for Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley by
their friends Of many years, who took this
occasion to congratulate The governor on
his first months ADMINISTRATION, from
which he had emerged in such good spirits.
The guests who had braved the winter
night to be present and do honor to Mr..
and Mrs. Imboden's guests were well re-
paid, for the evening was delightfully."- en-
joyed. The governor was unusually jovial
and had~a ready and happy greeting for
everyone. At a late hour the hostess
served delightful refreshments.
L. R. X P. INSTALLATION.
Wichita company No. 2. Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, had a merry session
Friday evening, the occasion being the
annual installation of the newly elected
officers. A banquet was served, which the
rank and its guests enjoyed as only true
knights can.
Those present were: L. S. Trotter. Mr.
and Mrs w. A Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Shaw, Lena and Bertha Shaw, Mr.. and
II 7.
Willett, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Buckley. Mr..
and Mrs. Clare B. Yale, Mr.. and Mrs ].
Frank Bellew, Miss Marie Benew, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Derr, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Blake, Master Harold Blake, Mr.. and Mrs
U. o. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Bellinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. McManaman. Professor and
Mrs. Maringer, Miss Derr, Miss Bessie
Duncan, Mr.. S. G. Whine. James Hobbs
Cliff Sawyer, S. B. Amidon, J. W. HAYDEN
and Thomas Turner.
INFORMAL RECEPTION.
The Twentieth Century club held a very
pleasant Informal reception at the home
of Mrs. Thornton Sargent on Tuesday. In
spite of the severe cold, about ninety Of
the club members were present to improve
this social opportunity of becoming &C
Quainted.
YOUNG FOLKS ENTERTAINER.
A select number of young folks were en-
tertained on Friday evening by Mrs. James
Murray, in honor of her sister, Miss Daisy
Baker, of Lake Charles. La. and Mr.. Bert
Baker OF Grenola- Kan The guests we're
delightfully."- entertained with games and
music until a late hour, when refreshments
were served. Those present were Misses
Daisy Baker, Louie Davis, Mabel Petty.
Grace Blades. Fannie Virgins. Josephine
hurry; Messrs Bert Baker Arthur Gates
Harry Gates, Walter Allen. Water Wig
gins. Clarence Miller, Charley Allen and
Ward Gates.
MR.. AND MRS. COIN
Another ono Of the series OF interesting
and delightful parties given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Cotln was given last Tuesday
evening to a number of their friends The
features of the evening were whist and
music, and delightful refreshments were
served. The series of parties given by Mr..
and Mrs. Cohn are among the most en-
joyable Of the winters social events.
Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell and Mrs r. r.
Vermillion gave a reception at the home
of Mrs. Campbell on Thursday afternoon,
assisted by Mrs. W. E. Stanley, Mrs. Ben
Garland, Mrs. DR.. Perdue, Mrs. Oldham,
Mrs. John L. Powell, Mrs. swear;ngen.
Mrs. Verne Frazier. Miss Effie Garland
and Miss Dora Woods. There were three
hundred present during the afternoon.
SURPRISED THEIR TEACHER.
The pupils of the Fifth grade. Kellogg
school, gave their teacher, Miss Hattie
Cox, a surprise last Fril4y aven--S. On
returning home from school she found
them in possession of TIE house with we'll
laden baskets. A most delightful time was
spent with games, music. charades. etc,
after which a dainty lunch was served.
Those present were Leoni Blades. Grace
Jordon. Maud Smith. Nellie Davis Josie
Williams, Ivan Smith, Percy Freeman.
Nellie Freeman. Blanche Petty. Lille
Schumacher. Louise Davis, Daisy Wat
son. Lille Hoag, Evere-: Hawks, Jay
Graves, Cecil Barlow, Frank Vantrees
Thomas Davis. Clyde Smith. Iva Haynes,
Nettie Warner. Sarah Benson. Ira Stuck.
Gertie Macaully, Harry Bertholf. Perie
Morris.
SUNFTOWER CHAUTAUQUA.
Following is the program Of the Sun
flower Chautsuqua, which will meet with
Mrs H. W. Lewis, 905 North Topeka. on
Monday, February 6. Leader Mrs. F. Rob
ertson:
Chaucer TO Tennyson. Mrs. z. Robertson
Talk. story of Orpheus" Miss SJotler
Roll-Quotauons from Shakespeare.
Recreation ".................Miss Sara Ross
Current events.
Men and Manners Of the Eighteenth
Century Mrs. g. c Purdue /
Paper. queen Elizabeth and Her Time /
as Delineated in Kenilworth."
OBSERVATORY RECITAL
The following interesting program was |
presented by the pupils OF Sckner Con- /
servatory at the class rooms FRIDAY after |
noon. February 5 the audience eviuciag I
their appreciation OF the rendition OF each i
number:
our Pet Mazourka" ...........Aus Muller 1
Mss Pearl Rouse.
"Siegfried." Wagner's new opera.
Miss Florence kaufman.
The Chase. Haberbier /
Miss Grace Chapman
Cradle Song .KjsrUIf /
Misc Ruby Slade
What Music has Done for S5usa"....
Miss Lillian Bur.ey.
Don Juan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mozart /
Miss Edna GoIdsis1d..
la Ciaquataine tancient dance.
..-...--.--..-..- ---- ia 1-l6l Mare ]
Miss Lou Phillips.
.'Arthus Freidheim. the PIANIST.
Miss Anna Moore.