The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-07

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| ton Garst, Charles Brooks, Fred Bentley,
Homer Caldwell, Frank Oliver. Walter
| Innes, Fred Hellar. VIII Johnston, DR..
and Mrs Purdue. A c. Jobes, E. E.
Bleckley, Joe Houston and George Howe.
| Misses Genevra Jocelyn. Maude Pratt,
Daisy Lynch, Anna Brown, Maude Parks,
Rose Wallenstein. Floy Gilmore. Olive
| McGiIl, Daisy Woods. Elsie Messerve.
| Miss Miller of Columbus, Ohio, and Bird
| Gilmore.
| Messrs vermillion Harris, Bruce Prid-
dy. Delos Woods. Givin Hagny, Robert
! Dennis, Charles Priestley, Jim Morair-
| ity, Rob Norris, George Adams. Charles
Topping. Sid Chapman, Ike Goldsmith,
Mr.. Hockaday, DR.. o. z. Hoffman, and
Verne Curtis Of Chicago.
MISC BITING.
| Miss Mary Biting entertained at whist
Monday evening at her home on North
| Lawrence avenue. Miss Bessie Allen and
Mr.. Archie Anderson won the prizes. Re
| freshments were served. Those present
were Misses Mabel Magill. Lulu Burleigh.
Bess Allen, Lucy Lewis. Mamie Houck,
Donna Fischer, Marie Berry, Clara
Washburn. Nay Chapel, Bessie Innes,
son, Ed. Geohegan, Gordon Oldham, War
rem Oldham. Edgar Hess, Walter Hess,
viii Stanley, Jay ChappeI. Walter Stark.
Luther Mueller and Ray Tack.
MR.. AND MRS. WALKER.
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Walker served a
fine seven o'clock dinner to few Of their
friends Sunday evening. After the din
ner the evening was passed in social
pleasures until the two mines went out.
and the two naughts came in. There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kim
neaird, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Piper, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Ayers. Mrs. Fitzsimonds'
and Mr.. George H. Walker.
LADIES OF THE U. C. T.
At the home of Mrs. Ed. Russell on
North Lawrence avenue Friday afternoon
the women of the Z. C. T. were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Russell and
Mrs Sam MoNaghten. Whist was play
ed with great interest and lunch was
served. The travelling mems wives are
the most sociable beings on earth, and
their functions are of the gayest kind.
MRS DR.. WENDELL ENTERTAINS.
A very delightful event was the house
warming at Mrs. DR.. Wendles, 100 South
Lawrence avenue, Monday evening Her
large. elegant residence was brilliantly
illuminated and the four beautifully fur
nished parlors were warmed by great
shining fires and by the faces of host
of friends who gathered to wish her a
Happy New Year and to make the first
evening of the year happy at all events
Whole families were there and the little
ones enjoyed it as much as their fathers
and mothers. The first part of the even
ing was given up to friends greeting
friends and neighbors who had perhaps
not met socially for year, renewing their
old friendship. A short address was
given by Rev. Hontan and his remarks
were very appropriate and kind, COM
mending Mrs. Wendle TO the love and
sympathy of her neighbors. few songs
of fraternity were sung and Joined in by
the whole company with enthusiasm.
Then Mrs. Lawrence gave some Of her
finest efforts in recitation, assisted by
several others of good talent. There were
songs and duets and funny dialogues, and
finally a presentation of lovely silk
umbrella to Mrs Wendie from her friends
up town The presentation was made by
Mrs. Copeland and admitted of a good
deal of fun. It was responded to in the
same humor and was greeted by the
whole company by bursts of laughter.
Mrs. Lawrence then presented Mrs Wen
die with a purse Of money, which SEEM
ed a goodly pile, this from immediate
neighbors as a New Years gift. Those
present: Mr. and Mrs. wooten. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartzell and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and
family. Mrs. Keiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuck
ey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers. Mr.. Otto Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyle, Mrs Powers, Mr.. land Mrs. Stru-
BILE, Miss Maud Struble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mead and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Good
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner and family, Mr.. Skinner and Miss
Alma Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Poor, Mr..
and Mrs Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Schank,
Miss Mabel Schank, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
ems and family, Miss Dora Benbow, Mrs.
Lawrence, John Stewart and Roy Cotton,
Mr.. and Mrs. weiderman, Mrs. w. A
English. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Millison and
family, Miss May GarIick, Miss Larkin,
Mr.. E. ]. MINIS, Ezra Baird. Mr.. and
Mrs. Copeland and family, Mrs. Bowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, Miss Howard and
many others.
KELSO RECITAL.
The recital given last Friday evening
at the Kelso School was well attended.
Mr.. Haynes sang with fine shading and
good enunciation. Miss Stillwell display
ed considerable ability. and received a
wen merited encore. Miss Irvolene Mo
sher. Ida Chase and Ida Mahaney played
their numbers from memory. The pro-
gram was as follows:
PART l.
Duet-Sequidilla ...-.......-Bonn |
Misses Ora Westgate and Maud Hess.
(a) Menuette .-.....-.......-......-. mozart |
CD Mazurka .............-..---.-...-. Chopin |
Miss Fern Husey.
Tremolo .................-......-... Rosellen |
Miss Flo Kay.
(a) Tsrantelle .............-......-... Heller !
Miss Mabel carp.
Duet-Reven D'Amore ......-- MOszkowski /
Misses Jessie Reynolds and Lille
Brock
Good Bye. Sweet Day........Kate Vannah /
Mr.. Haynes
PART IL
(a) Morgengruss ..--,-.-..-.---...-- Bohn
Polka Brilliant ..-...-.----....--..... BONN
Miss IrvsIene Mosher.