The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
FOR MRS. LEE TODD
Charming Musicale Given in
Her Honor Last Night
RY MRS. H. [. JACKSON
And Misses Jackson at Their
Park Place Home.


Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Miss Jackson and
Miss Inez Jackson dispensed hospitality
last evening at most charming musi-
Gale. The guest of honor was Mrs Lee
! Todd of Urbana, Ohio, who is visiting
Mrs. George w. Darling and other
friends in the city.
The pretty rooms were crowded all
evening and the very excellent program
rendered was highly appreciated. Many
Of the numbers were enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
After the completion Of the program
a delectable lunch was served. Mrs
Todd expressed herself as highly pleased
with the hospitality rendered her by
Wichita people and hopes to meet all
friends again during carnival week.
The assistants included Misses Emma
MCGEE, Eva MCGEE. Bessie Conklin.
May Conley, Julia Conklin and Christ
ina Ross.
Carnations were favors and the dainty
programs will be fitting souvenirs Of
delightful occasion.
The program was as follows:
Part L
Piano Solo ................ Mrs DR.. Furley
Vocal Solo ..........Miss Montez Dunbar
Reading ..... Miss Mabel Millison
Duet-Violin and Piano .-..............
......Prof Blume and Mrs. Bamberger
Vocal Duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Hubert Childe and Miss Blanche
Childe
Piano Solo . Miss Gertrude Frohman
Recitation ......... Master Ruby Israel
Part IL
Duet-Mandolin and Guitar ............
Messrs E. ]. LeFaivre and Bert Car
ter.
Banjo Solo .........Prof. George Garcelon
Solo, "a Southern Sketch" ............
..........M Miss Willie Campbell
Piano Solo ...... Miss Laura Pierce
Piano Solo ......-....., Miss Mary Conley
Duet-Violin and Piano ......-..........
Mrs Bamberger and Prof Blume
Duet-Mando.in and Guitar ............
... Messrs LIE F'aivre and Carter
Chatting DISH LUNCHEON.
o'clock Mrs. E. L. Cannon Of Cleveland,
O., gave a chafing dish luncheon and re-
ception TO the wives of commercial travel
ers at her rooms in the Manhattan hotel.
Mrs. F. G. Van Duyn assisted Mrs. Can
non in receiving. The rooms were prettily
decorated with carnations and pinks and
the entire afternoon was given to a mer-
rfmsnt unusually enjoyable at formal so
cial functions. Elaborate refreshments
were served and an excellent program OF
music added to the pleas
ure of the guests, who in leaving were
very cordial in their expressions of pleas
ure in the afternoon Of genuine enjoyment
afforded by the amiable and cultured
hostesses, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Van
Duyn.
MR.. AND MRS. H. ]. ROY.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Roy celebrated
their paper wedding anniversary Friday
night at their home, 1924 Fairview ave-
nue. The house was brilliantly lighted,
which added a gorgeous appearance to
the floral and paper decorations. The
color used for decorating was
pink Pink roses, pink carnations, pink
palms and ferns were neatly arranged
while numerous pink paper festoons
made the scene all the more splendid.
The paper wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. A. Parker in the par
lor before a bank of palms. Prof. Gar
celon played the wedding march, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. A. Dockum.
Miss Mabel Millison, in her usual
charming manner recited, followed by an
interesting address by Mr.. James ALI
son on the incidents of his visit in Paris.
The evening was made more pleasant
by the music furnished the entire even
ing by Prof. Garcelon. Miss Flossie Nc
Comb was presiding mistress OF the
frappe bowl.
At a late hour dainty refreshments
were served. The dining room had also
been neatly decorated in pink. A large
bouquet of pinks was placed in the CEN
ter of the table. which added much to
its appearance. The bride and groom's
cakes were placed in front of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy, who cut generous slices for
the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy were re-
membered by their friends with many
pretty and appropriate presents.
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes James Allison. S. A. Bass, ]. y.
Howard. r. ]. Van Arsdale. Ash Means.
A A. Parker. ". A. Ninick, L. T. C0ch-
ran. J. c. McComb. H. Addington J. c.
Casey. O. Haythorne, 3. F. McLain. E.
V. Critchfield T. c. Wilson. J. C. Dor
sey, H. Wattles, F. c. Fay, D. S. Don
nell, w ". Conner. W B. Grove. J. W.
Pruen, H. H. Dockum. ]. E. Selover, W.
NJ. Mclaughlin, c. c. Woods. VIM. Shoe
maker. D. L. Green. c. G. Pierrepont, R
H Phinney. Misses Helen Mccormick.
Flora Parsons. Nellie Haythorne. Lulu
Haythorne. Belle Hsythorne Flossie Nc
Comb Maud Bowman. Ida Bsrwise, Ma
bel Millison. Bessie Means. Murden Mar
tindale. Cora West, BERTHE Bristoe. Stel-
IA Beaver. Messrs. Charles Higginson.
Guy Mccormick. Ernest Grimm, Albert
West
FOR THE CHOIR
Mr.. A r. Marsh gave a most delight
ful trolley ride Monday evening for the
chorus choir Of the Baptist church. The
party traversed the entire line and
happy time was had by all Those COM
posing the party were:
Misses Bessie King. Carrie Crawford,
GA Humphrey, Matte Mullen. Minnie
Williams. Pearl Green. Maud Adams.
Marie Pierce. Anette Edison. Zoa Kei-