The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
WITH MUSICAL CAME
Misses Thomson and Parker
Gave Fine Entertainments.
MISSDRAKE'S WHIST PARTY
With Miss Olive Clayton as
Guest of Honor.
MISSDRAKES WHIST PARTY

Thursday and Friday by Miss Name
Thomson and Miss Lulu Parker at the
latter's home, SIC North Topeka avenue,
from 3 to p. m. were among the spe-
cially fine social functions of the week in
society. The parlors were tastefully dec
GRATED with palms and ferns and arti-
fetal lights added to the already pretty
effect. Part of the afternoon was devoted
to a musical guessing game, the prizes
being won by Misses Chambers, Dryden,
Johnson and Anderson. During the aft
ernoon the following guests assisted in
the musical programs: Misses Oldheld,
Whine, Chambers, Thomson, Slade, Wor-
relI, Anderson, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Hig-
ginson and Mr.. A. R. Parker. After the
musical numbers dainty refreshments
were served by four little misses. They
were Ruth Imboden, Jean Weiser,
Blanche Gachenback and Hazel Worreli.
The invited guests were: Misses David
son, Dryden, Whine, Combs, FAIRIES,
Chambers, Joy, Mccoy, Taylor, Stout
meyer, Kirkwood, Slade. Woolard De-
catur, Meyers, Sake, Ayres, Sheppard,
Fisher, Hamilton, Casad Stanley, Littell,
Jackman. Wells, Hayworth, Oldfield, I'm
boden Chandler Hill, McElhany, Bruner,
Carver, McCracken, Lee, Johnson, Math-
ews. Lynch, Wright, Johnson, Mason.
SewaIl, Bowen, Wright, McClees, Evans,
Ross. Barnett Caldwell. Calhoun, Evans,
Dodge Case. McCanless Anderson, Lay
cock, Sickner, Pollard, Mesdames Cody,
Priddy Bentley, Smythe, Innes, Higgin-
son, Boyle Hereford Thomson, George
Selover Stillwell, and Parker.
MISS MINNIE DRAKE.
Miss Minnie Drake 220 South Lawrence
avenue, entertained at progressive whist
Friday evening in honor of Miss Olive
CLAYTON. who is soon to leave Wichita
Eight tables with their full quote of play
ers were artistically grouped in the par
Iors and as the game proceeded Roman
punch was served, a la Bohemian. Mrs.
Charles Baker won the lady's prize and
Mr.. Edward Brewer proudly carried away
| the honors as the best gentleman player.
During the evening Misses Froman, Ma
hanv and Davis rendered some beautiful
selections on the piano. The entertain
ment concluded with a Bohemian luncn'
/ and as the guests departed it was the
unanimous expression of all that MISS
! Drake is a delightful and charming host
! ess.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Heinbach. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brlstow'
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Baker, MIS-
Charles Clayton, Miss Olive Clayton, Miss
Helen TAYLOR, Miss Lulu Sheppard, MISS
Ella Bourgette, Miss Margaret Parker
Miss Fstell Downing, Miss Laura DAVIS
Miss Mayme Mahany, Miss Ida Mahany
Miss SaIlie Downing. Miss Anna NC
Claim. Miss Lola Maxwell, Miss Gertruu'
Frohmar. Miss Minnie Davis, MISS Roo
erta. Davis. Miss Lena Gribi MISS NC
Glade. Miss Ophelia Love, MT. Charle'
Joseph. Mr.. Ed Jennings, Mr.. y. hay
worth. Mr.. Walter Field, Mr.. Harry Pot
teneer Mr.. George McNeal Mr.. Herr!
Grother Mr.. Albert Bote, Mr.. walter
Parrott Mr.. Henery Keoneke, Mr.. E(
Brewer Mr.. Joe West. Mr.. Hal Mccoy
Mr. Ben Morgan, Mr.. Clyde Drake Mr.
Lee Drake. Mr.. Stevens, Mr. Lee Neoo
Mr. lack Iune of Kansas City, Mr.. Harr'
West of Oklahoma City Mr.. Shatluck' M
Lou Denton. Mr.. John Crib Mr. Elme
Reese Mr.. Thad Van Horn. Mr.. Georg
Wesgate.
MISS DAVIS LTJNCHENN
One Of the unique and pleasant lunch
con parties last week was the entertain
ment and party given by Miss Laura va
yis at her residence at o'clock last sun
dav night in honor Of Miss Olive Clayton
The afternoon and evening was spent i
, very amusing conversation and music. A
8 o'clock luncheon was announced and al
were invited TO the dining room where
splendid luncheon had been prepared un
: der the supervision Of Miss Davis. TIL
! menu was fine. The dining room was ap
propriately decorated in pink and whit
, carna tons, giving it a very cheerful ap
pearance Among the favored ones wer
Misses Olive Clayton, Ophelia Love, Min
ME Drake, Mayme Mahaney, Ida Maha
ney, Minnie Davis, Robert Davis, Estell
e Downing. Pauline Crib, Eta Bourgette
Margaret Parker and the young ladies a
had a happy afternoon and evening.
PIANO RECITAL
The weekly recital of the Sickner Cor
servatory of Music was given by Il
piano pupils last Friday afternoon. A p,
per. subject The Pianist" was read I
Miss Jennie Parkinson. Miss Laur Ii
thrope recited James Whitcomb Riley
poem, Fishing" TO the delight Of thos
in attendance. 0 fthe younger pupil
Misses Edna Goldsmith. LEY Jobes an
Hattie Roys each gave a piano solo. the
excellent technic and expressive rend
ton clearly demonstrating the CORRECTNESS
OF the method used in their instruction
Other numbers selected from the works
Chopin. Rubistein and a few modern con
posers were played by she more advance
pupils The steady growth OF this scho
Q in all its departments has been 50 gre,
l that the apartments 50 long occupied E
c it are becoming inadequate. Fridays n
! cital while limited 10 students Of Il
!, Conservatory. taxed the capacity Of Z
, rooms L is difficult 10 arrange hours (,
= all pupils, classes are SO fun.
: COOKING CLUB.
. The Cooking club had . very pleasai
= and profitable meeting Thursday. Tt
5 generous response at roll call brought q
= many points pertaining 70 domest
= science. The analysis q fats and OF
= were given. also the standard temper.
tures for frying and saUteirg. The mer
= committee which consisted % Mrs. 3 ]
Campbell. Mrs Charles DAVIDSON and NJ
Alley. assisted by the hostess. Ms Viii
ney. prepared The following menu:
Oyster cocktail. Wayte
Shredded Celery.
Roast Turkey. Oyster Sauce. Potatoe
Cabbage salad Cranberry -Sherbert
Pumpkin Pie. Chees
Those present were Mrs. Oscar Bz-ne
Mrs. Alley. Mrs B Il Campasu. NJ
Cleveland. Mrs. Charles Davidson. Mr.
WIN Dickson Ms Church NJ S.re