The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01

one of these booths was found many
costly garments worn during the seven
| teenth century. In another were found
! painting of wild flowers growing on the
mountains of Switzerland. On the south
was booth containing a collection of
articles representing famous paintings.
There was also arranged a large fish
pond which afforded much amusement
during the evening. Games were played
and lunch consisting of ice cream and
cake was served by the committee, after
which the young people departed voting
the social committee of the Y. P. S. c.
| E. royal entertainers.
MISS TORRINGTON.
Miss Emily Torrington entertained in
formally the Philistines of Lewis Acad-
envy, Friday evening. Those present
were; Misses Maud McCrackin, Mamie
Mallow, Florence Mr.. Tracy. Ellen Fan
ming; Messrs. Small. Copeland, Braden.
GAVE A DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. J. C. Kinkead of North Lawrence
avenue gave dinner Thursday to a
number Of her lady friends. All declared
1t most enjoyable occasion, well worthy
of Mrs Kinkeads splendid hospitality
and good taste
COMPANY A HOP.
Company A, K. n. G., gave a military
hop last Wednesday at the armory.
There was not a large crowd present, but
everybody had a good time. The boys
have spent a good deal of time in max
ing the arrangements for this dance and
their efforts certainly met with success.
This was the third dance that has been
given by company A since the first of the
year. Their last one will be on Thurs
day, April u.
MEDAL. CONTEST.
Mrs. Hathaway's w. c. T. U. medal
contest at the South Emporia M. z.
church Tuesday evening was fully up to
the ktandard of excellence in the matter
of voice culture raised by that lady. The
contestants were: Misses Rose, Scott,
Guthrie and Marks, Mr.. Carter and Mrs
Martindale the medal being won by Mr.
Carter. A musical contest between two
quartettes-Messrs Lee and Glenn Jones,
Misses Calhoun and Stubs, on one side,
and Messrs. Young and Carter, and
Misses Gladus Hathaway and Lizzie
Goodall, on the other, was decided in IA
vor OF the last named quartette. Miss
Chambers presided at the organ. These
entertainments are becoming very popu-
lar under Mrs. Hathaway's management.
MISS STARK.
Miss Bertha Stark entertained a num-
Der of ladies at her rooms in the Sedg-
wick block last Wednesday. Miss Stark
is a delightful hostess and with the able
assistance of Miss Laura Shafer she
made the afternoon pass only too quick
ly. A dainty luncheon was served dur
ing the latter part of the afternoon, and
red carnations were the favors. The
guests were Mrs. Foster Stark. Mrs
Charlie Kenworthy. Mrs Mel Martin OF
Winfield, and Misses Blakely, Edith
Hoover, Blanche Cook. Kate AlHston,
Laura Shafer, Bertha Stark and little
Miss Mildred Martin.
DANCING PARTY.
The most enjoyable affair Of the season
was the dancing party given oy the
Misses Ford in the Sedgwick Music Hail
Friday night. The hall was beautifully
decorated and brilliantly lighted and as
the dancers glidel over the floor to the
sweet strains of Professor Blume's or
chestra, it presented a fairy-like scene
long to be remembered by those who at
tended.
w r. c. BOX SOCIAL
The Woman's Relief Corps entertain
ment and box social last Friday even
was a success in all respects, and they