The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14
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Davis. Mabelle Hunt, Winnie Bruce, Iva
Lyons. Maude Bradford, Belle Carrot,
Mosceline Blackburn. Jessie Carrot; and
Messrs. Price Kerns, Harry Schopf.
earle Rouse, Clark Macy, Sassius John
son, Arthur Freeman and Neal Martin.
MRS. PETRTS.
On Friday evening Mrs. Clara Schu-
macher entertained at her home on
South Laura avenue few of her friends
in honor of Mrs. Petri The evening was
spent with music and games. The time
passed rapidly away and at a late hour
dainty lunch was served.
Those present were: Misses Agnes
Blakely, Anna Youngmeyer, Frona Will
kie, Mrs. Petri, Lydia Schumacher
Clara Schumacher; Messrs. Robert
Wichman, Fred Yungmeyer, Harry
Blakeiy, George Wilkie. Charlie Schu-
macher
Mrs. Petri, in whose honor the party
was given, leaves for st. Louis. Mo-,
on Monday evening.
TROLLEY RIDE.
Last Wednesday after school the Col
lege Hill primary pupils, with their
teacher, Miss Culver, took a trolley ride,
going from the hill to Riverside park.
where they spent a very pleasant hour,
and after partaking of refreshments re-
turned home tired but happy Mrs C. D.
Fazel and Mrs. A. A. Hyde also accom-
panied the party.
OPENING PARTY.
The Misses Ford are to be congratu-
lated on the success of their opening
party, given in the Sedgwick Music Hall
last Tuesday evening. The han was
tastefully decorated and the floor was In
splendid condition. The music was fur
nished by Prof. Blume's orchestra and
was pleasing as usual
CROKINOLE PARTY.
A progressive crokinole party was
given on the evening of October by the
Misses Hutchinson and Dyer at the home
of the latter, 1910 North Market The
party was in honor of Mrs. Frank
Wright of Ell Reno Dainty refresh
qnents were served Those present were:
Anna Jones, Florence Shirley of Fort
Worth, Ethel Gardner. Lulu Knowles Of
Ell Dorado, Matte Williams, Jessie Pur-
Vance, Bertha Purviance, Mate Dyer,
Ruth Mckenzie, Margaret Mex enzie,
Blanche Dye, Mrs. Williams, Lillian and
Frances Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
McGongle, Messrs Will Jones. Joe Ran
some, Clarence Todd, Henry Kernohay.
VIII Bowers Wilton Kirk, Victor Bow
ers, Bert Erickson.
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
The ladies of the various Presbyterian
churches and their friends are cordially
invited to attend missionary conven-
ton at the Dodge Avenue Presbyterian
church on the West Side Tuesday There
will be an afternoon session beginning
at 2:SO p. m. At $50 p. m. lunch will be
served at the church. At 7:3O p m Mrs
Craighead of Blackwell, o. T., will give
an address. Mrs. Craighead is the
daughter Of DR.. Corbett Of Che Foo,
China. The following Is the program:
Afternoon Session.
Devotional Hour-Led by Mrs, J. Cor
don.
Music
Faper-'Loyalty; Or How Shall the
Church be Awakened to More Liberal
Giving" Written by Mrs. Pence, follow
ed by a general discussion.
Solo-Miss Emily Gallagher
Talk-''Work Among the Mohamme-
dan Women" by Mrs. S. D. Shedd.
Discussion-"What Are the Best Meth
DDS for Enlisting Every Woman in the
Church in the Cause of Missions" led
by Mrs. E. B. Rowlee
Evening Session.
Hymn by the Choir
Anthem-Dodge Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer-Rev T. F. Barrier.
Solo-Miss Jennie McCIung.
Address - Mrs. Craighead, Blackwell.
Oklahoma.
solo-Miss Lulu Haythorne
Offering.
JAMES AILISON'S LECTURE.
James Allison's lecture. "GIimses Of
of Our Travels" given at the NJ. E.
church was highly appreciated by all
those who were fortunate enough to hear
him. His descriptions were fine, thoughts
clearly expressed and his comparisons be-
tween the foreign country and ours show
ed close observations and impartial udg-
ment The proceeds of the lecture went
towards helping the ChiIdren's home. and
will be used to hep pay for the new ad-
dition recently built.
PROF. AND MRS. WILLIAMS.
Professor ard Mrs Williams entertain
ed the football squad OF Friends univer-
sity last evening at the elegant home on
the West Side.
After various talks on football. inter
mingled with vocal and instrumental
solos by different members OF the squad
light refreshments were served. Those
present we're: Messrs. II. Parker. Hamp-