The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-26
HONORS HER GUESTS
Mrs. Garland Delights So
ciety on Two Occasions.
CLASS 81 GIVES BANQUET
Patriotic Spectacle of S. D. A,
R. Banquet and Dance.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Garland was Respondent with beauty on
two occasions this week, occasions which
delighted society and brought encomi-
ums of praise to the hostess. On Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Garland and their
niece, Miss Efie Garland, entertained at
cards and dancing in honor of Mrs. Au-
gustus Adams of Trenton, No. and Miss
Floy Gilmore of Winfield. The decorations
for this party were very elaborate, ex-
tending almost throughout the large and
handsome residence. The florist had
studied the special ARRANGEMENT Of the
nome in order to more correctly arrange
the floral decorations Each room was
decorated in a different color of flowers.
and the hall and stairway was simply a,
bower Of large plants and wild smiIax
vines, which arrangement was carried
along the balustrade to the third floor.
where the dancing took place. The bill
lard room was at the disposal of the
guests, and the bail room was especially
attractive. Each alcove was arranged
with flowers and handsome furniture and
looked like fairy bower, in which the
elegantly attired ladies reposed between
the dances. Misses Helen Warren and
Leila Purdue served punch from one of
the a4coves. Dancing began at 10 O'Clock
after the guests had enjoyed themselves
Tor quite a while at the whist tables
Prof Blumes' orchestra furnished lovely
Nothing was left undone by the kindly
hostess and her niece to make the occa-
SION one OF the most successful social
functions ever given in the city. The fol-
LOWING guests We're present: Messrs. and
MesdanDes Charles Brooks. Charles En-
glehard, John Charles. Charles FuIIina-
ton, Charles Cohn, j. L. Powell. Ed Vail
charles Davidson, A. c. Jobes. Oak Da-
wilson, J. n. Houston. n. J Hagnv
Hooking X. r. Vermilion. DR.. Purdue
Fred Smyth, Fred Butler, ]. Z. Oldham
verne FRAZIER. Harding, -McCampbeu
howard Case, Frank Davidson. Homer
caldwell Ffnlay Ross. Dr. Mccoy. How
ard Wheeler, Misses Lynch, Hinton Joce-
lyn, Garwood, Mason. Anna Rrov,n Az
Coy jackson, Reed, Florence Reed STINT
1er' MURDOCH Luling, Potts, Geohegan
Pradt' Parks, Ross, EngIehardt. Yarnau
Lena Purdue and Helen Warren; AIessrs
Stociner, Hoffman, Priddy, Little Daven-
port, Howard. Harris. Kiser. Goldsmith,
Russei, Hagny, Ernest Hagnv. limos
Oold' McClees, Richie, Moffat, Chairman
Newman, Reece, Hockadav. Iarine,
Stanley, Topping and Scott.
The reception given by Mrs. Garland
on Wednesday evening to her lady friends
In honor of Mrs. Adams and Miss Gilmore
was anothr high social success. at which
large number of ladies were present
Inc decorations were superb, the refresh
ments elegant and elaborate. and tho
amusements richly enjoyed. Mesdames
Vermilion, Purdue and Campbell assisted
IN receiving. At the whist tables Mrs
Churchward and Mrs. Little won the first
prize and the honors Of the second prize
went to Mrs. Mann and Miss Terrell.
ENTERTAINED DICKENS CHR
Mrs w F. Allmon entertained the
Dickens club at her home, 6l6 South Main
street, Tuesday evening. The exercises
consisted of reading several chapters from
our Mutual Friend songs by MI
charles Franklin, Mrs. Allmon and Miss
Copeland piano solos. etc. \ dainty lunch
was served at 10 O'Clock The prizes in
me geographical contest were won nv
MIS- Horner and Mrs. Chas. Franklin.
SOUTH END WHIST CLUB.
Mrs Banks entertained the South End
Whist club at progressive whist on Fri
day afternoon at her residence on Sou-b
topeka avenue. A great deal of rrorri-
ment was interspersed with the eama
and delightful time was enjoyed bv all
aNors were carried away by Miss Down
ing and Mrs. Williams.
CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY
Dayton Higginson celebrated his tbir-
'eehlh birthday last Monday by enter
tanning at supper Bert Hatfield. Phil
Lewis, Byron Rowlee. Jay Gill and r4arr,.
Lawrence The evening was spent with
magic lantern and games.
MCCORMICK SCHOOL Pupils
Inc Following program will be rendered
by the pupils of Mccormick school nj +ba
Dodge Avenue Methodist church an mo
evening of March 3:
Plnkity. Winkity, Wee-Dou chorus of
Frs. and Second grade girls.
Peter Bird-Chorus of Third and 4,.,...,-
grade girls. -
administrations by Sixth grade GIRLS
Sandy's Romsnce-Kittie Hill and ss,,i
chorus.
Italian Fruit vendors-Trfo Eighth
grade girls
Ny First Recital-NIauds Thomson
Popping Corn-ChoruS from First ana
Second grades.
Fairy Bens-Chorus from Third and
Fourth grades.
Little Turkee Turks-Chorus from s;,.,
grade. '-'--''
bugie Sons-Eighth grade girls.
country Eighth grade b,,--
Song Of the Rsindropz-First ana =,
ond grades
columbia. or Americas Can+ars- 90,
tanning six choruses. introducing ,ba ,-,,,,
teen original states. Goddess of rf,,a~+,.
continental soldier. Puritan Made, ~
iah5Tyman, cavalryman. artiIlerv,,,s-,
navy Yankee Doodles and Uncle Ss,,
Eighth grade
MISS WOOLsARD
Miss Winnifred Woodland en.o-..,..,.,
the following guests at her home az. NJ,
AAA&&AA $50