The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-05

! a body of the following persons WIZ
| went TO enIiven the occasion and were re-
| sponsstbIe for a great deal of the amuse-
ment Of the evening: Mrs. May E. Turner,
Mrs. Afackey, Mrs Morris, Katie Wigs,
Maude Trinlble. Mrs. ONeil. Mrs. Faw-
! cett, Earl Fawcett, Susie Moore, Alice
! Hotchkiss. Fannie Rutledge, and Jean
| Crichton.
MIR AND MRS MINICK.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Minnich entertained
Thursday evening The evening was
spent in music and games until late
hour, when dainty refreshments were
served. Those enjoying the hospitality Of
Mr.. and Mrs Minnich were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Dunks, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bull.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Donnen Mr.. Fred Bull
and Mr.. and Mrs Ira Minnich.
AVIS HANIILTON'S DOLL PARTY.
Mrs. E. E. Hamilton gave her little
daughter Avis a dol party Thursday af-
ternoon, and the occasion made a decided
hit. The little folks were delighted with
the party. Mrs. Hamilton was assisted
by Miss Nina Bush, teacher of the Oak
street kindergarten, where the little girls
went to school, and several others who
attended with their little ones. The dolls
were "a numerous as the guests, and
were very pretty. Each little girl was
very attentive and devoted to her doll.
Mrs. Hamilton served dainty refresh
ments during the afternoon. The guests
were: Elmo Hartle, Henry and Pauline
Wallenstein, Gay and Faith Lawrence,
Lillian Abercrombie, Helen and Margaret
Case, Bessie and May Woolard, Julia and
Chester Biting, Edith, Ruth and Carroll
Hosking. Clara VermiIion, Ruth Wickers-
ham, Jeanette McNaghten, Jean and
Willie Weiser Neva and Irwin Bleckley,
Winifred Eilsbee, BERTHE Romig, Christina
Rose. Lille Sims, Helen and Catherine
Dunks, Margaret Bradt, Florence and
Robert Dubois, Guy Goldstandt, Worth
Sargent, Katherine Pratt, Hypatia Kee-
nan, Lora Powell and Merna Van Zandt
AFTERNOON WEDDING.
Mr. Everett T. Friend and Miss Ellen
Voltz were married on Wednesday, March
|. al 3 D. m, Rev. J. W. Pruen officiating
The wedding ceremony was said in a most
impressive manner while the bride and
groom stood under a lace bower. Quite a
number Of friends of the bride and groom
were present and after the ceremony was
performed the party partook Of a bounti-
full repast.
MISS SALISBURY SURPRISED.
Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Salisbury, 233 South Pattie
avenue, an enjoyable surprise party was
given to Miss Anna Salisbury and Miss
Clara Milligan. The evening was spent
pleasantly with games, and music of the
guitar and mandolin, furnished by Messrs.
David and Oscar Galiman. At late hour
refreshments were served. Those present
were: Misses Goldie Drake, Clara Weld
man, Matte Davis. Cora Rice, Elsie Bel,
Mable Drake, Winnie Marcer, Anna
Whaley, Katie Rice, Matte Schott, Edna
Nickle, Myrtle Barbrick, Belle Salisbury;
Mrs. Leona Salisbury. Mrs Elmira Smith:
Messrs. Robert Rimel, Ernest Whalev,
Thomas Herman, Logan Bell, Charlie
Startzman. Charlie Rimel. Henry Boltzes,
Glenn Whaley. Fred Perry, Oscar Barlow,
Hardy Rimel. Hays Salisbury, Robert
Rice. Roy CHnesmith, Willie Hawk. David
Galiman, Oscar Galiman and Rob Wrinkle
of Mu!vane.
MONTHLY MEETING P w. A.
Circle No. 6, P. W. A. held its regular
monthly meeting Thursday, March . The
club topic was as follows: "Civics; Should
Civics Become a Part Of Woman's Educa-
ton?' The following program was given:
Roll call was responded to with Quota
tons from famous literary women.
Reading of minutes of previous meeting
Reading of circle letters.
Reading. The Problem of the Home
Mrs. Dorsey
Discussion of club topic
Biographical sketch, Alice and Phoebe
Cary"-AIiss Clara Cox.
Miscellaneous business.
SOUTH END WHIST CLUB.
The South End Whist club was enter
tanned in a very pleasant manner by Mrs.
Nelson, on South Market street, Friday
afternoon from 2:30 to o'clock. The honors
were carried off by Mrs. Newman. Mrs.
Banks scored for the BOBBY"
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The Twentieth Century club has ar
ranged for a lecture on art and Manual
Training in the Public Schools" bv Mr. 7
Liberty Tadd Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Tadd
IS an authority in such work and will
prove an attraction.
DAVIS LYCEUM.
The Davis Lyceum has prepared the fol-
lowing program for an open meeting
March i:
~ '''-..--'..-.-.-.......M Bessie Smith
ADDRESS. Prof. Claude Stanley
t7'oay.- Edna Goodwin
rent hVents-.-.............E Thomson
o'ai Solo.'.'....... Lillian BurleiSh
'ulils-.......... .Myrta Thomson
luS4c..-..........--. ................. luarter
I-sSei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Howard Woodland
Address. college life ............
--............P rofs. Williams and Pollard
dusl c'.........-..-. .-....... Miss MartindalA
c. L. s c. ASSEMBLY.
me assembly c /, 5 c. program for
March is as follows:
Piatt. =
Men and Manners Of Eighteenth Cen
tury'-NIiss Allen.
Essay, "Pooe's Influence on FDe,;sb
Poetry'-NIiss HeIlar.
Book review. The Vicar NJ y,-,l-.s-,.,.,
Mss Kendrick.
General discussion, History as II :
Made'-Mr. Piatt
quotations from Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Cole of - New York
avenue VIII entertain today at dinner in
honor Of Colonel WrUam !. Wrssv ~
General Gus brigade. now in the P1fI.,-
pines.
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