The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-26

/ PrO1 Lee, FRANK ADAMS OF 81. LOUIS ny -
erett Alexander, Ed Jennings, and jim
Woodland.
RILEY ENTERTAINMENT.
The Christian Endeavor society No. ?, of
| the First Presbyterian church, vii. give a
James Whitcomb Riley entertainment Fri
! day, March,. Many of RiIey's best and
most noted pieces vii he read and imper-
! sonated. THE Old Band vii lbe thore.
and the Country Literary will be an at
tractive feature. The program will be as
/ follows:
John Browns Body. 1.-THE Old Band
Knee Deep in June. Clarence Copeland
Max and Jim '.............R Robert Du Bots
Qmpersonated by Mr.. Water Vim
cent and Mr.. George Wslker)
% 'Lizabeth Ann" Helen Jackson
Music. Old Band
"Fishin' Party" ..............E Edwin Wilcox
'Raggedy Man" Hiram Lewis
Song. There. Little Girl, Don't Cry.
Commencement. .............M Mrs. McClung
Frost on the Pumpkin" Roy Fleming
Selection. Colonel Lewis
At the close of the program a social hour
will be enjoyed.
LADIES WILL ENTERTAIN.
The L. C T. ladies will entertain their
husbands and the unmarried United Com
mercia, Travellers with a progressive whist
I party al their lodge rooms, corner Topeka
and Douglas avenues, in the X. P. hall,
on Saturday evening, March 4. Every lady
will put lunch in a box for two, with her
card and and all the necessary irst-u-
ments with which to do justice 10 the
lunch enclosed. Each gentleman viii draw
a box and will have for a partner for sup
per the lady whose card is enclosed. The
unmarried gentlemen are expected to ask
a lady friend, and she is TO fix a box also
Cards will begin promptly at s o'clock
Everybody must be on time
MISS PAYNE.
Miss Nora Payne entertained a number
Of her friends at her home Thursday even
ing. Music and fortune telling were the
feat lures of the evening, after which dainty
refreshments were served. Those pre=ent
We're: Misses White, Livingston Flora
Anderson, Ella Terrill. Cora Crawford:
Messrs. Charles YOst. Rugh, Cyrus Rohr
and George Elston.
GAVE A BANQUET
Young mems class No. q, of the First
Methodist Sunday school. gave their sec
ond annua! banquet TO class members and
their ladies, on last Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 81 in the parlors of the church. A
delightful half-hour was spent in social
converse, followed by a short program,
consisting of a mandolin trio by Mes=rs
Hal Mccoy. Oran Kelley and Pierce Hal
lowell, greeting by Rev. S.utz and piano
solo by Miss Faye Chambers. The young
people then retired to the banqueting room
and partook of an elegant four-course
feast. The following after-dinner speakers
were very cleverly introduced by Toast
master J. Everett Alexander:
Glass 2I'-O. A Boyle.
Our New Teacher. Clark Baldwin.
ResDonse-E. NJ Williams
Future of Glass Pr E. Bird
THE Ladies'-Frank Harris
"Our SUPPLEMENTARY P NJ Torrey.
Among those present were: Superin-
tendent and Mrs. o. a. Boyle. DR.. and
Mrs. Slutz, Mr. and Mrs A. G. Mueller.
Misses Faye Chambers, Ruby SIade. Vixen
kessler. Stella Stanley, Belle Preston.
Sadie Grimes, Gertrude Stanley. Lillian
Edgar, Ferne Randall, Cora Crawford.
Watson. Maria Casad. Lyons :Messrs. f.
NJ Williams, Pierce Torrey. c. w. Burd
sal, Hal Mccoy, Myron Boyle Everett
Alexander, Oran Kelley. Frank Harris
Clark Baldwin, Richard Bird. Otis Cove
Pierce Hallowell, Charles Preston. Harry
HaWley. Harry Baker. Ed Dill, BIatt Daw-
son, Alien Axtell. Cliff Williams, CLYDE
York, B. E. Amos, Parrot.
MUSICAL CLUB RECITAL.
The fifth recital of the Musical club will
be given next Wednesday evening at &
o'clock in the City building. The subject
viii be Hungarian composers. and all the
instrumental music will be from the works
OF Hungary's greatest musicians. At very
cordial invitation is extended to the pub
lie to be present. The program is Of IN
usual interest and is as follows:
Piano duet, Overture zu Sap
PHO ,,''''''-.'''.''. ............ Goldmark
Miss Lie9er, Miss Bissantz.
Paper, Hungarian Composers. .....
Mrs. y. Smith
Vocal solo. when in Thine
Miss Gallagher.
Piano solo. 1.-THE MilP'. 1osen,.
Miss Hendricks.
Piano duet, Hungarian
Dahse' Arranged by Moskouski
Mrs. DIT Mathews, Mrs. Higginson.
vocal solo, Creole Lovers
Sohg '..'..........-..........D Dudley Buck
Mr. Felix McNea!.
Piano 500, Hungarian Rbap-
~ II -..'--.---...............L List
Miss MARY Thompson.
vocal solo, "Stacatto Polka" P NTur5sr
Miss Dunbar.
Duet & pianos). "Racoczy March" .T,iszt
Mrs Bradt Mrs Higginson.
FAREWELL PARTY.
saturday afternoon Miss Georgia oo5-
son and M. Harry Rrowder gave ea~a-
Wei party and reception n several -
'he'r friends at their home SOS North First
street East Side. The young na,rrA
thoroughly enjoyed themselves in merry
making and juvenile games and recreation
even though there was pain and regret AZ
me thought of losing their friends. Re
lreShments were served and the parrv dis-
missed with the best wishes of tba g,,asrs
LOT the future of their nos and bas-sss
/ nose present We're as follows. Misses
NeVa Willis. Blanche Isenhart Fncau
heesan' Mabel Woodford. Georgia bod
son Ne1ue Seton. Helen Myers. Messrs.
\ern pemont, Earl Bailey. Harry Browder.
J'an Leeos. Aonzo Hyde. Arthur Wood
ford Rex Woodford, Arthur Ksegan and
Wade Cole.
MISS BUTTONS PARTY
one or the very pretty and successful
social affairs the past week was the birth