The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02


MRS. DR.. MCOY's RECITAL.
Mrs. DR.. Mccoy, well known in musical
circles of the city, gave a delightful
musical recital at her home on North
Lawrence last Friday evening The
home of Mrs. Mccoy is so arranged that
every guest has an opportunity of both
seeing and hearing while the program is
being rendered and this is one of the
pleasant features of home recital. This
event was in honor of Miss Louise
Lewelling. who is soon to leave for an
other city to take UP musical work. Miss
Lewelling has been under the instruction
of Mrs. Mccoy for some time and is a
charming musician.
| Several numbers were played by Miss
Lewelling during the evening and all
were so rendered that nothing but words
of praise could be given in response to
the music.
Miss Daisy Woods, who is also pupil
of Mrs. Mccoy, gave several piano Sc
lections. One of the pleasant features of
the event was the violin solo by Miss
Sttllwell
The vocal part of the program was
furnished by Miss Mable Larimer and
Mr.. Paul Noble. Mr. Noble is a pupil of
both teacher and pupil were thoroughly
enjoyed.
FOR REV. AND MRS. RITCHEY.
A delightful trolley party, in honor Of
Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Ritchey, was given
last Wednesday evening by the Young
Peoples Chapter of St. Johns Episcopal
church. AT o'clock about thirty of the
young people boarded one of Commodore
Nelson's comfortable cars at the church
and a few minutes later stopped at the
residence of the new rector on North
Topeka avenue, and with hearty welcome
received them on board. From then until
10 o'clock the time was spent in gliding
from one part of the city to another over
the new company's extensive system.
| There seems to be something infectious
about trolley ride The electrical cur
rent, always prankish, leaps from wire
! and motor to human nerves and fibre,
with the effect Of the old Laughing gas"
| The most sedate and the most frivolous
| join hand and voice and laugh and make
merry in childish abandon from start till
the current is turned off at the end of
| the ride. Momentary efforts to be seri-
Gus and dignified avail nothing Not un-
| til the party left the car to enter the
residence Of Mrs. B. F. Dunn, the genial
president of the Young Peoples Chapter.
was the electrical charm dispelled. Then.
more soberly and with the knowledge of
| a closer mutual acquaintance, the party
entered the home and were served very
/ daintly by the young people with de-
/ licious ice cream and cake. After music
/ the mutual good wishes and good nights
were said and the very pleasant evening
was at an end.
! The guests were: Misses Ella Hellar.
/ Leona Winget, Maize Alley. Treva Alley,
Mabel West. Adeline Harding. Katherine
/ Dester, Mary Dester. Martha Kendrlck.
Ida kendrick- Grace McElroy, Grace
Moody, Miss Bush, Mrs. Dunn. Mabel
Eldridge, Louise Lewelling, Ellen Dunn.
/ Messrs. Taylor, Airport. Belts, Baker.
/ Emmett Hill. Fred Hill, Hayworth. Adams
Campinsgi of Newton, Casper Haines.
/ Grother. Bert Gehring Brannen. Tosch.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritchey.
TROLLEY PARTY.
- parry OF people uNlEls on south o.
! peka avenue were out for trolley party
last evening. The route was over the
different north side lines and the crowd
had a merry time Refreshments OF ice
cream. etc. were served on the car while
eEroute
Those enjoying the ride were; Mr. and
Mrs, Voss and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
SohabeTg. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin. NJ
and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs Dr.. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin. Mr. ard Sfrs
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbig. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs.
kobb. Mrs. Graham and daughter. Miss
shockey. Mrs. Houck. Mrs. Herman
FOR MISS SCOTT.
Mrs Ben Garland gave a farewell
dancing party last Monday night az her
beautiful home on North Lawrence ave-
aue in honor OF Miss Alice Campbell. who
left the next morning for her hone n
Ohio. Mss Campbell has spent the sun
u1er In the city and has maze many
friends II society crr1A< paA svaais-