The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-18
hold. Luncheon was served during the

| CaiIty lunch was served After several
hours enjoyment the guests departed,
leaving a very much surprised chief, who
for once in his life had failed to get wind
OF the plot.
FOR IONA GUM.
A surprise party was given for Iona
Gum last Wednesday evening at the
! home of her parents, 12O South Ida It
was very delightful gathering. Music.
singing and cake-walking were among
| the amusements of the evening. Late II
the evening delightful refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses Lu-
ellie Betch, Hazel Wright, Hilda Stewart,
| Hannah Price Pearl Dobson. Edna
| Woodson, Edna Hobson, Fern Sanford,
| Maggie Sivyer, Rosa Dunbar, Stella Dun
mire, Alice Miller; Masters Robert Schu-
maker, John Lovci, John FIeener. Ed Siv-
yer, Adolph Lovci, Ed Betch. Jesse Hag-
| erty, Jesse Price, Dwight Morris, Conner
Burton, Percy Fleeman, Ira Stuck, Lewis
! Miller, Wilfred Metz, Bert Dunbar and
| Tom Da-is.
COMING BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The entertainment committee Of the
Young PEOPLES Chapter have tried very
hard to reach all their friends with invi-
tations to the birthday party al sedg-
wick music hall Monday evening, the
| 10Th. Should any fail to receive one
remember everyone is cordially invited
and be sure to go. The Young People
| guarantee a pleasant evening
FOR MRS. WALDEN.
A Kansas City paper says: Mrs. Mel
VIVA Walden of Wichita, is visiting the
Misses Haroun of $500 Harrison street. A
few days ago Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Carl
Busch were the guests of honor at an
afternoon tea given by Miss Jennie
Rose"
Mrs. Busch is the wife Of Professor
Carl Busch, the great leader Of the Phil
harmonic orchestra in Kansas City Mrs
Busch is herself a finished pianist, and
Mrs. Walden being a vocalist of note, the
afternoon must have been a decidedly
musical one.
KINDERGARTEN PARTY.
Howard Anderson gave valentine par
ty to Miss Bush's kindergarten school at
the school room, on Oak street 1t was
charming occasion for the little folks aid
of much pleasure to Miss Bush ard
Madge English Heart valentines were
distributed as favors, and Master Howard
presented each guest with pretty bou~
quet, The following composed the party:
Frank Wood, Willis Rim, Way Weiss
Cecil Magill, Norwood Beach, Mamie
Baubacher, Mary Churchward, Bessie
Ludlow, jeanette McNaughton, Hupatia
keenan,, Pauline Noftgir, Pauline Wal
ienstein, Gladys Cohn, Prelette Dolan,
Avis Hamilton, Willie Wiser, Mia Har-
rison, Paul Hennon, Paul Bentley, Fred
rick Beckmeyer, Hazel Sauer, Randall
Plein, Constance Smythe, Harold Jack
son, Russell Frazier Everett Stevenson,
Dornan Drake, Gladys Ruickle, Marion
Osborn, Elsie Fitch, Ruth McCornb, Helen
McComb, Helen Sheperd.
ONCE-A-WEEK CLUB.
The Once-a-Week club and their gen
tlemen friends were entertained Thursday
evening by Mrs. H. L. Billings, assisted
by Miss Kerr at the Hotel Baltimore.
Euchre and dancing were the amusements
of the evening. A dainty lunch was
served, after which dancing was resumed
until late hour. Those present were
Misses Maud Leslie, Alice Kerr Grace
Clark, Lishia Heron. Anna Miller, Min
Margaret Mcdonald, Mary Reeves;
Messrs Charles Miller. Ernest Wolf, Guy
Ellsworth. Charles Alderman. James Mo-
riarity, George Cape, Ray Tack. Will
Moriarity, Ed Stanton, James Hughes and
Walter Billings.
A. OaUE W. BALL.
Wichita lodge NO. %, A. o. U. w, will
give their third annual ball in the Audi
torium Thursday evening, February %.
The reputation of these balls is so well
known that they do not need any COM
ment. The arrangements are all made so
that everyone coming will not be disap-
pointed. as this will be the last big ball
this season Come and bring your friends
and see what a good time they will give
you for your money. c. H. Baker, r. ".
Williams, F. A. Gackenback, committee.
COOKING CLUB.
The Cooking club had a very pleasant
and profitable meeting Thursday after
noon at the hospitable home Of Mrs.
Priddy, 514 North Topeka Ifrs. Cleve
land, the president of the club, prepared
the following menu:
Boned Turkey with Chicken Force Meat.
Gingered Watermelon. Twisted Bread.
Tomato Fritters. Aspic Jelly.
Fruit Salad. Fairies
Coddled Apples with pevonshire Cream.
Neopolitan Cake. Coffee.
The dining room presented a most
pleasing appearance with the bright,
cheerful wood fire, and the solf, mellow
lights radiating from the candelabra
added to the beauty Of the choice pieces
of china and silver. Then the merry
faces Of the two waitresses-Mrs. LEVEL
ing and Mrs. Barnes, in dainty white
caps and aprons made 1t a very cheerful
and pretty scene.
Those present were: Mesdames o. D.
Barnes, B. H. Campbell Cleveland, c. D.
Davidson, Charles Smythe, VIII Dickson,
George Dickson, Garland, Garst, c. V.
Ferguson, A. C. Jobes. H W. Lewis, P
c. Lewis. LeweIling, Myers, Millison, |
Potts, Purdue, Finley Ross, Whiteney.
Alley, Church, Baldwin. Mrs. Nevens Of
St. Louis.
WEST SIDE WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Harry Cottman entertained the
West Side Whist club Friday evening az
her home on Wildwood avenue. Those |
present were: Mr. and Mrs J. a David !
son. Mr.. and Mrs. W z. Bondurant. Mr.
and Mrs. l. Hippich, Mr.. and Mrs a T /
Payne. DR.. and Mrs. Cave, Mr. and Mrs
Cottman. Miss Helen Mccormick. Miss |
Ella Stanton. Miss Anna Stanton, Mr.
Guy Mccormick, Afr. VIII Stanton, Mr. |
Harry Sims.