The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-25

to miss single day. Miss Myra Alraugh.
the supervisor. with Miss Daisy 1h5mp-
son. assistant and several other young
ladies' from the unive. sity normal, are
dong excellent work with the children.
The beautiful room N the south wing,
which was completed during the sum
mer and has been occupied since Sep
TENDER a. stin lacks the furnishings 10
make comfortable and attractive The
Wichita AIusica! club VIII give Their
Dance Forms and Folk Songs" concert
for the benefit Of the West SIDE kinder
garten at Sedgwick Music hall on Mon
day evening. December 3.
As the admission viii be 10 cents and
the Musical club needs no Introduction to
our people, it is expected that sedgwick
Music hall viii be filed for the occasion
LITTLE FOLKS ENTERTAIN.
Miss Minnie Stephens entertained about
thirty of her lite friends Monday even
ing at her home. 1903 North Lawrence.
the occasion being her twelfth birthday
The evening was spent in playing games
and music, after which refreshments
were served. They all remembered hsr
with some little token. Mrs. Adams as
sisted Mrs Stephens in the entertaining.
Those present were: Rosetta Tyron.
Elmo Hartle, Marie Hutchinson, Fern
Hashberger. Nora Hardman, Lillian Ad-
dington, Anna Peoples, Louise and Dora
Wallace. Helen Jackson. Hazel Grain
Ethel Eula and ETA Gardner, Bertha
Waldorf Blanche Powers, Emma Wilson,
Dora Corwin, Ada and Ina Hatfield. Hes
ter Adams, Forrest Hashberger. Clifford
Rouch. Lawrence Bowers, Guy and Fer
rel Spencer, Charlie Waldorf. HaTlie and
Lloyd stephens.
HER SIXTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. R. w. King, rs Hinton avenue,
was enjoyably surprised on last Friday
afternoon by a party Of her intimate
friends, the occasion being her sixty-hfth
birthday. An elegant dinner was served
and the afternoon was most pleasantly
passed in conversation. Mrs. King was
the recipient Of many well wishes as well
as a number Of tasty and useful birthday
presents
FOR MISS BRUCE.
The young people Of the East End ar
ranged for a surprise party on Miss
Winnie Bruce last Thursday evening at
her home on East Central avenue. Jre
evening was spent IN music, games and
pleasant conversation, after which the
guests departed wishing the hostess many
returns of the well spent evening.
Those present were: The Misses Ma
belle Hunt, May swartzen, George De
Mott, Maude Cashion. Jessie Hunt, Ella
Pratsman, Belle Garrett, Winnie Bruce,
rs.
and AIessrs. Harry schopf, Clark Macy,
Leslie Sims, Charles Hunt Chester Price,
George Jackson, Price Kerns. La Moyne
Mason, Frank Land and Neal Martin
FOR MISS THOMPSON.
Monday evening Miss Mayme Thomp-
son entertained a few friends at her
home on Washington avenue. The par
lors were decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. The evening was spent
in games and music. One game which
Afforded much amusement was the draw
ing Of each cne's face upon a canvass.
Miss Barnett won the prize at guessing
correctly the greatest number of faces
Music was furnished by Misses MolHe
Warren, Goldie Evans. Wayne Thomp-
son, Mr.. Hal Mccoy and Mr.. Holcomb
Refreshments were served.
The guests were Claudia Mccoy,
Stella McE1haney, Mabel Stoutemeyer
Goldie Evans. Maud McCracken, Kath-
ryn Findley, MOlEe Warren, Lulu Parker.
Isabelle Barnett, Hal Mccoy, OrIo John
ston. E, c. Marshall, VIII Dye, Dr.
Featherstone Mr. Holcomb, DR.. Purv4s.
A T. Small, Hiram Norcross, DR.. C. T.
Adams.
ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS.
Little Ruth and Grace Martin enter
tanned a number OF their friends at their
home, 212 East Second street, on Thurs
day evening. Refreshments and popcorn
were served and the little folks enjoyed
themselves most pleasantly. Following
were present: Leah Fahnstock, Cecil
Grimes Claudine Warren. Dallas Keever.
Louis Johnson, Wayne Warren.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Miss BeuIah Martin celebrated her
tenth birthday anniversary Monday even
ing at the nome of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Martin, 1863 North Wichita
street
Supper was served to fifteen little
guests. The table was decorated with a
birthday cake and popcorn ball at each
plate. After supper the hours were pass
ed with games, recitauons, singing and
cake waking
Miss Beulah received many pretty gifts
Mrs. Martin was assisted IN entertain
ing by her sister, Miss Ollie Boiling
Those present were: Louise Seal. Mary
Dean. Adelaide, Mildred and Bonnie
Woodford, Ruth, Irene and Fred wal
Jams, Dorothy Blazer, Lillian and Earl
OFT May and Charlie Adair. Care and
Beulah Martin.
Mr.. jerome Turley Of Oatviue was in
the city yesterday and announced that
he had shipped another Of his fine short
horn calves to Pratt. Kansas receiving
a fine price for it. Mr.. Turley has been
dealing in blooded cattle for some time
and has made a success Of the venture.