The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11

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Mrs. W. E. Jet, Mr.. and Mrs W. o.
Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. h Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niles, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. D. Kirk, Mr. and Mrs ]. l.. Dyer, MI.
and Mrs. Foster Brook. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coler Sim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Magill, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Rix,
Mrs. Harris, Misses Brook, Rix, Richard
son, Magill and Wood
Mr.. AND MRS. TAPP.
Mr.. James Tapp gave a surprise party
for his son-in-law, Mr.. Sid Wolf, last
Tuesday night The large house at the
corner of Third and Wichita streets was
filed with many friends who were being
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Tapp. Dur
ing the first part of the evening the
Rough Rider band were at the house and
played their best selections. Then tables
were placed in the rooms and the guests
amused themselves by playing various
games. Supper was then announced and
everybody went 10 the dining room where
an elegant supper was served. After the
refreshments had been served, an old
fashioned dance was enjoyed. Mr.. Tapp
himself manipulated the fiddle, and Mrs.
Christopher played an accompaniment on
the piano. Everybody greatly enjoyed the
dance, which did not break up until
late hour. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schnitzler, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T. Ridgeway, DR.. and Mrs. BarkaIow,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riggs Mr and Mrs. John Titan, Mr. and
Mrs. e. 3. Enoch, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe, DR.. and
Mrs. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs Christopher,
Mesdames Haekins. Stuck, White, and
Lewis; Misses Riggs, Mamie Fuller, Grace
Fox. Ada Christopher, Nellie Lewis,
Pearl Scgorier Edna Wolfe Alma Wolfe,
Emma Tapp and Theln,a Wolfe; Messrs.
Clare Morris, Lee Bar, Bert Burns, Roy
Dewing, Walter Ketzler, Arthur Brazier,
Charlie Dewing Fred Roberts, Henry
Tapp, Peter Wolfe, Jim Lewis, Lawrence
Lewis, Fred Wolfe, George Wolfe and
Bert Lewis.
HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN.
The Freshmen of the High school gave
their annual party at Sedgwick Music
Hall last Friday night. The hail was
beautifully decorated in the class colors,
but the most prominent part Of the dec
orations was what appeared to be a
tangled mass of strings which were hung
from chandelier to chandelier, strung
strung around the walls, pinned to the
curtains-in fact they led to every nook
and corner in the room. Tables and
couches. and palms were placed in all
parts of the room so that the hall had
the appearance of a mammoth drawing
room.
All the popular games were played.
During the first part of the evening the
following progras was given:
Address. ........ Charles Russell, President
Piano Solo Beatrice Torrey
Recitation .......S...............Gai Sutton
AddresS ..'..'''..............'.... Mr.. Dunn
Solo ...................-....... Florence Cole
Recitation Alice Campbell
Oolo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eva Dill
After the program had been rendered
string and each boy found a dark one.
The strings were tied together in pairs
and. as the boys and girls followed them
out, each met their partners for supper!
The refreshments consisted of Zee cream
cake and cocoa. The affair was a bril-
liant success and is considered the best
party ever given by the freshman class
CLARENCE AND ELSIE COLLINS
Master Clarence and Miss Elsie Collins
at their home, No. 937 Exposition ave-
nue., on Saturday from to 6 p. M, en-
tertaihed host of their young friends,
the occasion being the birthday of both
the brother and sister. The time was
Spent in games and merry making Ex-
cellent refreshments, which were enjoy
ed by all, helped to make the occasion
one which will Goe remembered by those
present. Those who enjoyed their hospi-
tally were Ralph Beal, Carl Beal Shell
don freeman, verna Sodestrom, Hazel
Sodestrom Bertha Wentworth. Elvte
Boyd, Edgar Smith, Ralph Wentworth,
Mary Hughes, Helen Dorsey Ruth Lew
Cling. Charlie Andrews. Marie Simpson.
Blanche Beal, Leona BeaL Mabel Shreve,
Evert Weaver, Clyde Cartwright Mamie
Hyatt.
MRS MAXWELL ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Maxwell entertained the South
Side Whist club Friday afternoon at her
home on South Topeka avenue. Those
present were Mrs. Williams Mrs. Whit
lock, Mrs. Ed whttlock, Mrs. Newman,
Mrs. Gum. Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Donnelly,
Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Smythe. Mrs. Drake.
Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.
Smythe won the prizes.
FOR HUBERT CHILDE, JR.
One OF the pleasant features of the week
was surprise party given to Hubert
Childe, Jr., on Thursday evening. by a
number OF his friends, the occasion be
ing his birthday. During the evening
cards. games and dancing were INDUCED
in, after which a drawing contest was
the feature The prize for the best draw
ing was awarded. TO Miss Effie Parrot
and the booty prize was given TO Mr..
Pierson. Late in the evening refresh
ments were served. At very late hour
the guests departed, wishing Hubert many
happy returns Of the day. The guests
were Misses Edith Braitsch. Stella Lum-
ley, Effie Pdrrott, Dell Hughes, Maud
Swain, Martha Hathaway, LYDIA Hartzell.
Gladys Hathaday, Fife Parrot and
Blanche Chi-ds Messrs. Waited Hertzel,
Gilbert rT1,olsa- How'd Pierce Oscar