The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
GAVE A BANQUET
Seniors of High School En-
terrain Juniors.
REV. BLACK is SURPRISED
Three Valentine Parties for
the Coming Week
.EV. BLACK is SURPRISED

The annual reception and banquet OF the
senior class of the Wichita High school,
rendered to the faculty and to the junior
class. took place in the basement rooms
of the court house Friday evening. 1t
was one Of the most enjoyable entertain
nents of the winters term, and was large
Nv attended. despite the disagreeable
weather. The reception rooms on either
end of the large building were handsomely
decorated with the class colors ana VITA
flowers and flags. The large halfway o.
The basement furnished an excellent op-
pcrtunity for promenades ana the SUI
dents mingled in happily throughout Inc
entire space.
Each guest went representing the tlt-e
OF their favorite book, and some OF the
ideas were unique and humorous IN the eN-
IRENE In the banquet room the scene
was inspiring. The banquet hall was very
tasrefuI-v arranged, and the menu con-
sisted of the choicest delicacies Of the sea-
81 The toasts were well selected and
ably handled by those to whom they had
been assigned. The toasts and responses
Toastmaster-Gilbert Tucker.
.Response of 'OO''-John Charles.
.4Our School STANDARDIZATION David
con.
Head Tones in Music"-AIiss Jessie
Cork
"Hope-to-Be' s''-AIiss Florence Naftzger.
.sWould-Be' s''-Fred Williams.
HAS Beens''-Francis Hutchinson.
Response-Prof. J. H. Allen.
Those VINO enjoyed the evenings pea
sures were. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Dyer. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. y. Allen; Misses Mabel Shank,
Dallah Howe, Lulu Haythorn, Gertrude
McClung. Berta Allen, Olive Cotlman,
Blanche Alexander, frankie Hill, Mabel
Hutchinson, Sarah Hurd, Stella Furnish,
Winnie Barnes, Anna Downing, frankie
braves. Roxie Cawthorn, Mary Jobes,
Maud Swain, Lillian Edgar, Bertha Brown,
Annie Jobes. Frances Hutchinson, Ange.a
1een. Maud Wren, Eta Winters, Clara
Rebstein, Minnie Rheinhart, Florence Sui
Ivan, Daisy Shinn, Fern Randall, Mabel
McKibbon, Maud AIcKibbon Isabel Brooks,
Mabel Armour, Cynthia Cleaveland, Clara
Bowen, Meddie Hamilton. Leida Mills,
Jessie Clark, Blanche Childe Blendina
Lane, Gladys Horton, Bertha Southwen,
Edith Braitsch. Crete Muscular, LINE
Briggs. Renee widows, Blanche Imboden,
Maude LAIR Ida Nessley, FOde Stanley,
Mary Phillips. Bessie Moore Lizzie John
ston, Matte Jackman, Pearl Rogers, Lii
zie Kilgore, Lynnette Furley, Florence
Naftzger, Daisy Woods. Kate Campbell.
Bessie Means, MurCsn MartindaIe. Ora
Morris. Margaret Isenhart, Flora Park
burst M,-rr1a Am "a a1
Munns, atherine Bowdish, Bessie Smith,
Clara OFT. Vera Taft. Lulu Kaufman, Este
Bell, Maud NcCracken, Mamie Mae
Combs, Florence Sample, Marie Bellew
Gertrude Calhoun, Mabel Early, Mabel
Dye Alice Johnston, and Messrs. Roscoe
Maxwell Ralph Mossman, Lee Morgan,
Burt McKibbon. Clarence Mossman.
Charles Elder, Alex Hyde. Carl Gerties
Theo Morgan, Dick Imboden John Charles
Clifford Cole, DAILY Baker. Ray CuDbon,
Clarence Todd. Bert Brown, Arthur Sim,
Fred Williams, c. 5. Stewart, Jack Rich
ardson, J. \. Lee. P H. Vernon. Leonard
Young. Frank Dunkin Samuel Tallman,
Lewis Biting Walter Hess. walter Bach
tel. Harry Rogers Jim Smith. Homer Har-
den. John Stark, Paul Stoutemyer. Gilbert
Tucker. Edwin Burton Charles Mussel-
manman. Herbert Davidson. Clarence Bur
rows. Thaddeus Summit, Eugene Wallace,
Harry Lii, Harry Stanley and Charles
Hatton.
FIFTH ANNUAL. PARTY.
The fifth annual birthday party of the
Young Peopls' chapter of St. Johns church
viii be given tomorrow night. February
Is, at Garfield hall \ splendid program
is being prepared. including vocal and in
strumental so'os by the best talent in the
city, and the side-splitting farce of ". D.
HowelTs THE Mouse Trap" under the
direction Of Mrs II G. Toler. The nouu
lar Utopian Sextette will furnish several
selections. The young ladies wish it un-
Gerstood that not only those who received
invitations. hut the public in general is in
vited. and al the conclusion of the program
the chairs Will be cleared away and al will
participate in the usual social way, Fol-
lowing is the program:
Stiected-........- ..-.......--U tOpiau SeXtette
Vocal solo.-.............M Mr.. Fritz Huttmann
Instrumental duo........... Misses Kendrick
Vocal solo. Miss Montez Dunbar
Nandolind uo....Hai Mccoy and A Rutan
Vocal solo..-..........Mr. George Westgate
The farce. Mouse Trap by ". D.
Howells. Characters:
Mrs. Amy Somers pretty Widow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss NirEie Little
Mrs. Bemis Ccaller)................ Miss Ross
Mrs. Curwin ,caler} ......... Miss Mallow
Mrs Miller (caIer). .......... Miss Kendrick
Mrs. Roberts air. CampbeTs sis.en...
-.------.--. .....-...... Miss Reilly
Jane tmaldl ..-.....-. ...-..... Miss NcElr0v
-Ir- Willis Campbell Oouug lawyer ....
,-...--,. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. Joseph Mo-bacher Of Coffeyviie.
Kan, and Miss Drucie Timmons Of this
city were married Monday morning nj 5
O'Clock by Rev. Father Then AZ the Pro-
Cathedral Mr.. Frank Chrisman acted as
best man and Miss Bertha Cunning as
bridesmaid. and the wedding was pretty
one. After the marriage ceremony the
wedding party repaired 20 the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n J. Shields where the
wedding breakfast was served. To which
the older relatives Of the contracting par
ties and Rev. Father Then were guess.
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~ II PERFECT. FOOD