The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-21
Y. NJ. c. A. SOCIAL
Most Brilliant Event Given by
the Association.
MRS. IMBODEN ENTERTAINS
Gay Bike Party--0ther Society
Functions.
MRS. IMBODEN ENTERTAINS

One of the most delightful social func-
tons Of the year was the annual spring
reception given by the Young Men $
| Christian association Friday evening at
| their rooms on North Main street. They
| were assisted by the Ladies Auxiliary.
a department recently organized in this
city and which has been of inestimable
benefit to the organization, both in a So
ciaI and religious way. The rooms of the
association were most appropriately and
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with profusion of flowers and red, white
| and blue bunting. In the parlor the
guests were entertained and amused by
| numerous games, chief among which was
parlor croquet. The gymnasium was
thrown open and a large crowd was en-
| tertained in that department, as well as
IN the lecture room. When the big rain
came up the. crowd, unable to get home,
contented themselves to remain until late
in the night, and the time was even more
generally and richly enjoyed on account
of the cop!ous rain. This reception, and
the associations manner of entertaining,
which the people of the city should feel
| constrained to assist in a liberal way.
Those who attended were: Lura Cone, f.
B. Downing, Mildred Cone, Asa Pickett,
Pearl Morley, H Thomas, Reba McIn-
tire, Minnie Kelly, Marie Hinkley, Anna
Nay, T. S. Martin, A. G.. Mccormick,
Claudia Mccoy, w. K. Winton, Laura
Morris, Ira Morris, Mrs. A. G.. Mueller,
Hal W. Mccoy, J. W. Musselman, w. ].
Frazier, Maude Frazier, Carrie Caroth-
ers Owen Carothers, Lou Carothes, Grace
Carothers, D. S. Carothers, Eva Minnich,
Louie Waggoner, Henry T. Larkin, Geo.
j. Carver, Miss Nellie Haythorn, Grace
Calnon, j. w. Jack, Miss Craig. L. A.
Brown, Susie Flupendecker, John Lem
mon Anna E. White, A J. Adams, Grace
Hall, Maude Gowen, Nora Payne, John
L. Barwick, H. w. Dorsey, c. w. Yost,
c. A. Crawford, Geo. Burns, John Cole,
Rose Prosser, A. T. Reach, n. NJ. Odell,
c. V. Oldfeld, a. E. Dubber, C. NJ. Car
son, Will G. Price Lee W. Helena, Bes-
sic Binkley, Josie Gish, Lillian Gish, Ber-
tina Binkley, Belle Preston, Samuel K.
White, Lloyd Alexander, J. f. Alexander,
Happy Pat, A. G.. Mueller, Mamie
Thomson, Frank L. Holmberg, ]. NJ. Bri-
denstein, ]. c. Roland, E. Roland, L. A.
Baher, D. w. Kendall, c. z. DtehI,
Laura D!ehl, j. S. Campbell, Louise Full
Ter, Leota Ault, Ruby Grimes, F. c.
Beardsey. Fred Holiday, Walter Allen,
John Cole, Mary L. Carver c. f. Lewis,
Lee Hellar, Harry Missildine, Mary Bry-
ant, Mary Southwell, Katie Rice, Mrs
Rice, Lizzie Wyckoff, Jessie Barnes,
Mrs. Barnes, NJ. ]. Poverty, NY Poverty,
Mary Burd, Jane T Craig, Ethel Jones,
Bessie Jones, Mrs. NJ. Jones, Mrs. J. NJ.
Bridenstine, Fred Pearce, Belle Jones of
Fort Scott, Edith Johnson, Edfthia Cow
den, Winnifred Young, c. H Sumption,
Mrs. G. W. Sumption, ]. A. Mcmillan,
E. o. Stewart, Clark Steele. Reno Hoy.
FACULTIES ENTERTAINED.
With the faculties of Paramount college
and the Wichita High school as guests of
honor, Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Imboden en-
tertained delightfully."- at their home on
North Emporia last Wednesday evening.
The guests were entertained with a piano
duet by Mrs. Higginson and Miss Clark,
a piano solo by Mrs. Noble, a recitation by
Miss Millison, and a vocal solo by Miss
Elvie Walker Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Miss Eudora Woods
and Miss Morgan of New York: Miss Mil
lison, Mrs. Higginson, Miss Clark, Miss
Walker, DR.. and Mrs. Slutz. DR.. and Mrs.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt. Professor and
Mrs Dyer, Professor and Mrs. Allen, Mss
Cleveland, Miss Mills. Miss Bowen, Miss
Hamilton, Miss Clough, Professor Lee,
Professor Stewart Professor Young, Pro-
fessor Vernon, Professor Dunkin, Profess
sor Barlow, Professor Chase, Professor
and Mrs. Leonard. Professor and Mrs
Roberts, Professor and Mrs. Isely, Profess
sor and Mrs. Buck, DR.. and Mrs. Morri-
son.
BIKE PARTY.
On Friday evening. in response to invita-
tons sent out in rhyme, a merry party of
about twenty-five couples enjoyed a bike
party. Notwithstanding the heavy down
pour of rain and the menacing bicycle ordi-
nance. The party rode over to the West
Side and stopped at the home Of Miss
Nancy Campbell. where they were enter
tanned for a short time and were served
with refreshments After partak.ng Of the
refreshments some excellent witty toasts
were responded to. The party found It
necessary to return to their homes in car
riages. Among those composing the party
were: Misses Nancy Campbell, Maud
Nichols. Emma Hornaday. Marguerite
Robertson, Matte Mullen, Anna Hollen-
stein, May Morris. Matte SeIlars. Kate
Campbell, Rerta Thompson. Gertie Hack
er. Anna Camp Sue Campbell. Ada Shep-
herd and Messrs. z. ". Evans. Ezra
Beard. Claud Smith. Oscar Ward. Cor
land Cumming. Jesse Smith. John Beard.
Ambrns MARYLAND, Charlie Hoover. Hal
Carnahan, Lew Papes. Oren Hoover. John
Camp. Jim Smith and - Fitzpa trek.
MISS MARGUERITE SMITH.
Miss Marguerite Smith. daughter % J.
Giles Smith. entertained delightfully."- at her
home on College Hin Thursday evening.
The guests were: Misses Marie Duffy.
Iva Cole. Winnie Bruce. Dora Buckne-.
VIVA Oldfeld. Gertrude Oliver. Marguerite
Smith. and Messrs. Brightly. Rowe. Harry
Campbell. Clark Mace. Henry Roberts.
John Barnes. Raymond Culver and Willie
Snyth.
MRS. o. C. SMITH.