The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-21
K|SMET CLUB DANCE
Society Enjoyed SWEETEST Ball
of the Season.
GAVE TWO WHIST PARTIES
Mesdames Walker and Kin
naird Entertain.
AVE TWO WHIST PARTIES

The Kisnet club gave the SWEETEST ball
Monday night that has as yet been given
this season. Sedgwick Music hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and the floor was in fine condition. The
club expects to give several more balls
during the rest Of the season, aad IL they
are all as successful as the last one they
will afford the society people an immense
amount Of pleasure.
Those present last Monday nigat were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Sargent, Fred
Heller, J. D. Houston, Charles Smyth,
Frank Oliver, Fred Stanley, John Bryan,
Charles Engiehart, Fred Ally, Frank
Davidson, Walter Pond, Howard Wheel
er, Ben Garland, Newton Garst, G. NJ.
Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. Nevins, Misses
Maud Parks, Pearl Murdoch, Gilmore,
Daisy Lynch, Genevra Jocelyn, Anna
Brown, Myrtle Hinton, Lena Cox,
Blanche Chandler, Ada Akin, Lillian
Lewis, Daisy Woods, Olive Magill, Laura
Ceohegan, Lehman and Meserve Messrs.
Given Hagney, Charles Topping. Bruce
Priddy, Elmer Reese, DR.. Mansfield, Jesse
McClees, Sid Chapman, Tom Kelso, Allen
Davenport, Ike Goldsmith, Robert Norris,
Robert Dennis, I. N. Hockday. Charles
Priestly, James Moriarity, Roy Allen,
Fred Little, Ben Anawalt, Bob Toring-
ton, Paul Eaton, Ed Lehman, Robert
Slayton.
MISS MCCORMICK.
Miss Helen Mccormick entertained the
West Side Whist club at her home on
University avenue Friday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Stippich, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Bondurant Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cottman.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ w. Cave Misses Ella.
Mary and Anna Stanton, Helen McCor-
mick, Messrs. Donald Payne, Will STAN
ton, Harry Sims, Ed Stanton and Guy
Mccormick
COMING 400 BALL.
The Coming 400 ball given by the
young people last Thursday night at Gar
field hall was a huge success The hall
was on the old stage, hidden behind
bank of palms, but the fact that the
players We're hidden did not interfere
with the quality of their music.
1t is the first time that the young peo-
pie have ever gotten up a function of
this kind, and, judging from their first
attempt, many pleasant events will fol-
low. Much credit is due Mr.. Ed Lehman
and Mr.. Walter Stark, who started the
ball rolling and carried the affair through
to its final success. Now that the young
pect to give another very swell dance in
the near future.
Those present were: Misses Murdoch,
Wallenstein,. Brown, Geohegan, Gilmore,
Bird. Gilmore Akin Jocelyn, Lynch,
Chapple Dixon Carrie Reese, Schelley,
Lewis, 4shton, Pratt Wilson. Lehman,
Meserve, Alley, Woodcock, lines, CogdelI,
Purdue, Riley, Berry Dunning, Cossett,
Mclean, Marks, Fisher, Hinton, Misses
Downing; Messrs. McClees, Goldsmith,
Chapman, Hagney, Priddy, Reese, Nor
ris, Dennis, Curtis of Cleveland, Kratls-
heimer, Lehman, Stark Humes, Ford
Slayton, Arlington, Sutton,
Brown, StinsoH, Alex Joseph, Scheliey,
Barnes, Moriarity, Priestly, Koeneke, |
Selover, Hess, REILLY.
MISS FRANCISCO'S RECITAL.
The large audience room of Friends |
university was filed last night at the re-
cital given by the pupils of Miss Fran |
cisco, by a large and appreciative audi
ence. The recital was a success in every |
way. All the pupils showed thorough |
and excellent drill. Special talent both in |
technique and Interpretation was shown |
by Miss Leotice Hill in her rendering of |
Lullaby by Dresel and Spring Showers by |
Fink. Gondellied OPP. 10, No. 6, MendeI- |
ssohn and Scherzando, Pieczouka by Miss /
kathryne Davis were of high merit. Es- |
pecially WE'LL received was Bachcmann's |
Swallows by Baird Hamlin The con-
cert solos by Mr.. Roland Breed delighted |
the audience. The success of this first |
public recital was such as to cause all |
present to look forward to another in the |
near future.
GAVE TWO PARTIES.
Mrs. Geo. T. Walker and Mrs. E. A
entertained with two delight |
iul parties Friday afternoon and evening |
at the home of Mrs. Walker, 1915 North |
Lawrence avenue. The afternoon party
was given for the wives of the United |
Commercial Travellers and whist was the |
predominant feature. Excellent refresh
nents were served. In the evening the
wives and husbands were entertained |
most delightfully."- until a late hour. AT
this party the following were present;
Mr. and Mrs W. a. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. o. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Piper,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gallant Mr. and
Mrs. D. A McNicol, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Michigan Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bennett, Mr.. and /
Mrs. S. B. Amidon, Miss Leona Herzer,
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mr.. G. H Walker.
Mr.. Paul Noble. Master Douglas Nc |
Nicol. Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Kinnaird, Mr.. /
aud Mrs G. T. Walker
ATHLETIC BANQUET.
The young people Of Paramount college
scored another triumph last Friday night
at their athletic banquet. One hundred
plates we're laid and the occasion was all /
that could be desired The banquet tables
were placed in the main audience room
Of the college and presented a pleasing
cut flowers being the princi-
pal decoration. This banquet was. the
first OF its kind evg given at Paramount
and has now uaxSad fut1 history a. q &