The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-25
IN The GAY WHIRL
Social Events of the Past
Week in Wichita.
WEST SIDE KINDERGARTEN
Next Saturday and Sunday
Devoted to Charity.

| Devoted to Charity.
The Railway Postal Clerks Of this city
with their wives were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. II. Fritts at their home
on Seneca street, Friday evening. Not
! withstanding the bad weather. which pre-
vented some from attending, the evening
was one Of the pleasantest ever enjoyed
by those who were present Mr.. Post
/ of the Wichita and Englewood run de-
/ Iivered a brief grafton on the great pleas
ure and satisfaction a clerk felt in hav-
ing his train always on schedule time.
! An elegant supper, consisting Of the fol-
! lowing menu was served and as the
Knights of the Mail Key, winded their
way homewards, they felt that it was
! good for them to have among their num-
| bers such bountiful entertainers as Mr..
and Mrs. Fritts. Menu:
! Oysters Stewed. Celery. Pickles, Sweet
! Turkey with Dressing,
Cranberry Sauce
Potato Salad.
Assorted Cake. Coffee.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
/ Mrs. w. G. Schaberg entertains Friday
! day evening in honor of Mr.. Schaberg s
birthday, it being aomplete and pleasant
surprise to that gentleman. Mr.. Scha-
! berg is one of cur genial commercial trav-
| elers. An elegant lunch was served at
10 O'Clock, after which cards and games
were INDUCED in. The party was a
merry one. The guests departed at a
late hour, wishing Mr.. Schaberg many
/ happy returns Of the day and thanking
Mrs. Schaberg for a very charming even
Ling. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
1 Lightner, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanbery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Borden. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch,
/ Mr.. and Mrs Voss Mrs. Graham, Miss
/ Shookey and the Misses Graham, Foss
and Kendrick
AFTERNOON COOKING CLUB
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
met at the home Of Mrs. II. w. Lewis,
who with the able assistance of the
menu committee. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs Hill
and Mrs Campbell. served a splendid
dinner which proved to all present that
| It is truly an art to be a good cook Mrs.
Fred Smythe and Mrs Thornton Sargent
were elected to membership The next
meeting viii be held at the home Of
Mrs. o. D. Barnes. The afternoon viii
be spent in sewing for the Children
home.
MISSIONARY LEAGUE.
There viii be meeting OF the Young
Peoples Missionary League Of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening,
/ November 28, at the residence of Miss
Belle Homer, corner 18th and Lawrence
avenue. An interesting program has been
prepared and all young people OF the
/ church are cordially invited.
TWO QUIET WEDDINGS.
Two quiet weddings occurred last week
/ at the Emporfa avenue NJ z. church
/ parsonage, Rev. W. V. Burns officiating.
/ Tuesday at noon Mr.. L. A. Watson and
/ Miss Lola Kracaw were Joined in we'd
/ lock. Mr. watson is an enterprising
young business man, who has been for
! several years the head man in FletcheTs
| grocery, but has recently begun business
for himself on East Douglas. The bride
/ is one Of the most estimia.ole young lad
/ les of our city.
/ Wednesday evening at o'clock the
words were spoken which coined together
| in matrimony Mr.. Gilbert Morrison and
! both Of this city, the groom being in the
/ employ of Inness & Co.
WEEKLY PRACTICE RECITALs
Kelso School Of Music has adopted the
plan Of weekly practice recitals and will
/ begin the inovacation with an interesting
program tomorrow in the Sedgwick Music
Hall Miss Ida Chance viii give public
I recital. assisted by Miss Pearl Phillips,
1 reader. Miss Chance VIII give Men
nette" Koutski "Cazonett," VonWilm
/ "Solfggfo," Pr E. Bach; MELODY in f."
Rubenstein; 'Nocturne," Bendel; "Osil-
/ lon" Grieg; Break Of Morn" Grieg;
/ "NTinnet" Schubert.
Miss Philips will read: "Lasca," De-
PREF; and "sandalphon." Longfellow.
SURPRISE PARTY.
The schoolmates of Miss Claudine War
rem gave her a pleasant surprise party
on Friday evening at her home 216 North
Market An enjoyable evening was spent
I in games. music, Rotations, etc, An Ella
CANT lunch was served. and the following
guests were present: Mildred Carter, Ce-
ell Crimes. Leah Fahnstock Leneta Mey-
ers. Effe Cole, Emma Gardner, Ella
4 Clair. Pearl Moore, Minnie Bowman, Bes-
sie Matthews, Florence Davis, Marie
+ Pierce. Ruth Martin, Clara Goldstein,
+ Grace Martin, Bessie King. Claudine
I Warren. Louis Johnson. Frank Pierce,
/ Don Hayworth. David Draper, Joe F'or-
dyce. Raymond Keever, Wayne Warren,
/ Dallas Keever.
FANCY WORK RECEPTION.
December 4. at the home OF Mrs F. G.
smyth. GOO North Lawrence avenue. Miss
+ Kate Tepfer VIII give fancy work re-
+ ception. Various articles. including sofa
pillows. center pieces. doilles, etc, VII
be on exhibition.