The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-04
a. THE WINNE- HOME-

Al 1f1E NlN4NE HUME.
A most enjoyable Halloween party was
given last Wednesday evening by Miss
Laura Lathrop and Mr. Ralph Winnie at
the Whine home, the guests being their
many friends. The guests found tho
parlors brilliantly lighted and decorated
fifth outumn leaves, palms and yellow cry
santhemums About the fifeplace were
piles Of wood upon which jack-o-lanters
rested in majestic silence. Apples and
peanuts strewn about and chestnuts for
roasting. Strings of popcorn and cram
berries were festOoned in the various
rooms. After games the guests found
their partners by the matching Of aut-
umn leaves and marched TO the third
floor the way being lighted by many
jack-O-lanterns. Refreshments consist
ing Of pumpkin pie, popcorn. doughnuts
and coffee were served. Then an expla-
nation OF the upper floor began. One
corner was arranged as a witch's den,
where gypsy told the fortunes Of each
In another place was a fish pond. where
ell who 1shed. received little trinkets
as a souvenir of the occasion. In room
adjoining was a ghost chamber where all
had an opportunity to shake hasds with
a genuine ghost, fiddle pouring out its
doleful messag &c in the meantime. After
returning to first floor the lights were
turned out and all sat about the fires
and told ghost stories. Mrs. Lawrence
in ghost costume recited Little Orphan
Annie" MT Wareham played two
trombone solos The guests were then
favored with a selection on the piano by
Miss TeFh~o~ LTr,rrr- -.-ae .o-~-,1 IN
the library by Miss Hester Whine The
guests were. Marie Hite, Marguerite Dix
on, Essie Cray, Alice De TelIante. Clara
Washburn, Mae Chapple, Blanche Royal,
Kate Cossit, Zou Kelley, Fode Stanley,
Lucy Lewis May Smith. Margaret Dean.
Miss Barnett, Hester Winnie. Nora Noel,
Nellie Dennis. ATessrs. Raymond ATcTaE-
CART Harold Sternberg. Mauley Ware
ham. Paul Kirker, Virgil Marsh. A G.
Small, Curtice Sherman. Merle Hatfield,
John Parkinson. Herbert HATFIELD Chas.
Carver, Chauncey Brown. Roy South
wick. Herbert Jones. Phil Lewis. Prof
Shedd, Prof. Foote.
MICHAEL ANGELO.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Twentieth
Century cluo gave ar art reception in the
'--'atAtaftl Aea-4 tA e1Ni4z A1AAs
proved 10 be both delightful and g profit
aale event The gathering was compOs-
Ell OF WIchita's representative women.
The specially prepared program con-
sisted 81 a lecture from Mrs. r. p
Murdoch which proved 70 be very in-
structive Her SUBJECT was 1flchssl
Angelo and his works The lecture was
illustrated throughout by a fine series
OF lantern slides When the face ~
Michael Angelo was thrown upon the
canvass. Mrs. Murdoch save an instroc- +
tive sketch Of his character.
Some excellent examples of sculpture +
were shown. Ameng them tie great
David, now ia the academy AZ Florence. (
After this a very interesting number o. +
slides followed In these was shown a
general view % Sistine Chapel and also 4
the ceiling and last Judgment in detail +
This ceiling s clled Altchsel Angeles T
open Blble.' and Il wac painted 10 4
teach scriptureai TRUTHS 60 raose Who can +
not read. The "B-5lc tezus uifh the
creation ard narrates the most notaals
events tn the history az the Hebrew me-
tlcu- TIE represantatiCrs og TIE Sets
zoe pro0hetesses who foreto.d are COM
ms u CHRIST were interesting 20 aeAelt
Many ether excellent slides we're targ01
1pon the canvas showing what master
a. art Mschaei A1xelo vac
The views wee made intensely s-tar-