The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-15
MERRY MA|DENS DINE
Give Farewell Dinner to Miss
Blanche Chandler.
RECEPTION FOR MEN
Miss GoIdie Evans EntertainS
Her Class of Little Folks.


On Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Helen Taylor the Merry Maidens
gave a farewell dinner to Miss Blanche
Chandler, one of their number, who is
soon to embark upon the matrimonial
sea.
The decorations Of the rooms and the
gowns of the young ladies were delight
fully suggestive of spring. Violets were
everywhere and the colors in ribbons,
suspended from the chandelier to the
four corners Of the table, formed lovely
festoons above the heads Of the happy
circle Of young ladies.
All members were present save those
who were not in the city. In the seat
of honor, at the right of the hostess, sat
the bride-elect in all her girlsh beauty,
recalling the pleasant associations of
her past life and confidently hopeful of
the one Just in view.
At each plate was a neatly decorated
card, on one side OF which the menu was
written, on the other a caricature, SO
true to life, that each recognized herself
at once After the feast, wit and humor
prevailed, and each departed, feeling the
better for having been there.
The menu, daintily arranged, was as
follows:
Cream of Celery Soup.
What a clear way you have of putting
things Lewis Carroll
Chicken Croquettes. Mushroom Sauce.
And little bird and gravy" L. n. AL
colt.
Green Peas. Pickles.
Potatoes a la Cream.
Three things that women highly hold"
Shakespeare.
English Rolls and Butter
''Tell me where is fancy bred" Shakes
peare.
Pineapple Ice.
"I always thought cold victuals NICE
o. W. Holmes.
Salmon Salad
WAS a brave piece of cookery."-Ben
Jonson.
Waters. Olives
"Of two things choose both" Modern
Proverb.
Fig Pudding. Lemon Sauce.
'In the very midst of good things"
Thackery.
Sailed Almonds. MINIS.
Pretty little tiny kickshaws. Shakes
peare.
"All is well that ends well" -Heywood.
REV. DUBBER RECEIVES.
The reception given by Rev. A. E.
Dubber last Friday evening at the Cen
| tral Christian church was an occasion of
| profit as well as pleasure to all those
present, and the host proved himself
fully equal to the situation. The High
school orchestra was seated upon the
| platform, and under the baton of Miss
! Clark won additional honors. Mr.. Cas-
per Haines sang solo, as did E. B.
! Walden, each receiving an encore. Dr.
]. E. Oldham was to respond to the
toast, "The physician and Christianity"
but was not present, and Judge ]. N
! Haymaker responded in his stead, also
answering to his own subject. Chris
| tianity and the Lawyer. Mr.. E. Z. Har-
vey, in responding to the toast Chris
! tianity and the Lawyer" made a very
neat address well freighted with food for
| thought. Dr. NJ. w. Cave also made a
! short and animated speech concerning
! the relation of the physician to Chris
tianity, which won much applause. The
! following gentlemen were present.
! John Dubois, ]. r. Smith, Herbert
Young, ]. w. Hannah, E. B. Walden, E.
w. Stevens, I. N. Singer, W. E. Jet, R.
R. Vermillion, Burrell Craig, DR.. NJ. w.
Cave Harry Rogers, Chas. Payne, o. l..
Drake. L. G. yThittier, c. H. Reder,
Earl Blake, A. E. Wilson, E. w. Will
hite E. S. Sanford, E. E. Harvey, V. H.
| Young. Morris Schollenberger, NJ. L.
Mum, A. Dillon, Casper Haines, I. w.
Gill. L. S. Naftzger, G. A. Sauer, L. NJ.
Kennagy, Henry Muntz, F. NJ. Hay, S.
G. Mills. G. S. Horton, J. P. Miller.
Ohio P. Myers, c. G. Craig, L. B. Myers,
Tom Maleroy, Ed Dill. Frank Kenagy,
F. n. Cory, George Schollenberger, Bert
McKibben, Albert McMenemee, Nose
Johnson, Marcellus Murdoch, Leslie Sui
livan Harvey Schonenberger.
| MISS GOLDIE EVANS.
! Yesterday afternoon Miss Goldie Evans
| entertained +hs Iittla ,1eOnla of her SIM