The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
RECEPTION FOR men
Enjoyable Social EGiven by
Rev. DR.. SLUT.
HOUSE WARMING PARTY
Given as a Surprise to Miss
Cleveland.

The Rev DR.. Slutz, pastor ofthe First
NJ z. church, gave a delightful church
reception to the men of his church Fri
day night. The idea Of a reception for
men only originated with Mr.. Slutz and
for three years he has given the recep-
ton annually and the men have learned
to look forward to the event with much
pleasure. At the reception and social
Friday evening seventy-six registered.
There was a fine program, which was in
terspersed with selections by male
quartette and a ladies' quartette- Adj
dresses were made by Judge H. c. Sluss,
Professor H B. Scott and others, which
were responded to by DR.. Slutz The
male quartette, consisting Of Messrs.
Marshall, Mcneil, Tucker and Morris,
sang a beautiful selection. Miss Darl
Oldfeld, Miss Lulu Sheppard, Miss
Blanche Imbolen and Miss Bertha Kirk
wood composed the ladies' quartette,
which also sang very sweetly and with
splendid expression. Following the pro-
gram the men were invited to the Sum
day school room where refreshments
were served by Mrs. Slutz, Mrs. Noble
Miss Winifred Woolard, Miss Mildred
Hayworth, Miss Bertha Kirkwood, Miss
Darl Oldield, Miss Blanche Imboden and
Miss Gertrude Slutz. The reception last
ed until II o'clock. A partial list of those
present were: NJ. NJ. Stuckey, F. c.
Kirkpatrick, ]. r. Hayden, H. S. Allen,
W. w. Selway, H. B. Scott, Geo. Barnes,
Charles Mash, Ralph Cowley, E. L. Wolf
meyer, C. H. Wolfmeyer, J. F. Littell, S.
s. Casad, ]. H. Tucker, D. A. Snyder,
Charles w. Biting, P. A. Rohrbaugh, o.
G. Jacobs, ]. H. Jones, Henry Fellows,
c. W. Jones, Thomas Davis, Jr., j. P.
Allen, w. H. Parkinson, F. ]. Flagler,
W. o. Cox, T. W. Fuller, H. c. Sluss, w.
J. Weiser, w. H. Sake, F. D. Woodford,
w. R. NcNabb, J. NJ. Knapp, W. J.
Frazier A Turner, R. NJ. Goltry, H. I'm
boden, Geo. E. Campbell, j. w. Kirk
wood, r. C. Parker, r. A. Cox, George
H. Willis, C. F. Davis, A. Van Zandt, o.
A Boyle, Ernest Conan, A. G. Mueller,
J. c. Erick, C. V. Olddlfe, S. D. Porter,
E. D. Jennings, w. o. Bryan, c. W.
Yost. F. l.. Holenberg, w. P. Parr, Karl
E. Parks, S. T. Morris, H. c. Boyle, w.
B. Smith, Homer T. Harden, Joseph
Hudson, Ed. w. Stevens, Marshall DON
ohue, S. s Noble, E. C. Marshall, Felix
McNeal, o. ]. Taylor, B. E. Amos
Thomas Davis, w. B. Slutz, r. NJ. Piatt.
HOUSE WARMING PARTY.
Last Friday evening Miss Cleveland Of
the High school was surprised in man
per that was surprise. The Senior
class made sudden AMI unexpected de-
scent upon her new cottage on St Fran
els avenue and proceeded to take forci.
Bile possession. AS Miss Cleveland's cot
tage had just been completed, and she
had just moved into it. the Seniors could
not resist the temptation to give the new
home a thorough warming. They met at
Mrs. Stephens on the corner of Elm and
st. Francis streets, and then made 81
lent march to the new house. A hand
some golden oak chair was taken along
and left as reminder of the occasion.
After Miss Cleveland's establishment
had ceased to be the principal amuse-
ment, the time was spent at games an
in informal conversation. Later in the
evening ice cream and cake were served
ing succeeded in taking the vacant chill
off the new house. Those present were:
Misses Maud Swain, Eta Winters, Crete
Museller, Winnie Barnes, Cora Leichardt,
Mabel Shank, Stella Furnish, Clara
Rebstein, Anna Downing, Angela Leen,
Maud Wren, Mabel Armour, Roxie Cow
thorn, frankie Graves Gertrude Nc
Chung. Florence Sullivan, Minnie Rhein-
hardt, Mabel McKibben, Maud McKib-
ben, Isabelle Brooks, Matte Davis, Edith
Brooks, Daisy Shinn, Francis Hutchin-
son, Mabel Hutchinson, Rern Randall:
Messrs Dick Imboden, Lawrence Burd,
Clarence Todd, Clarence MOssman, Theo.
Morgan, Robert Day, Roscoe Maxwell,
Burt McKibben, Carl Gertis. Bert Brown,
Clifford Cole, Alex Hyde Lee Morgan,
Fred Williams, Homer Harden, Arthur
Simms, Harry Rogers, Ralph Mossman,
Charles Elder, Daily Baker and John
Charles.
LITTLE ALTA TAYLOR'S BIRTHDAY.
Little Alta Taylor. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. o. Taylor, celebrated her fifth
birthday anniversary Monday with
pretty party TO her little friends. The
little guests called with bright faces and
glad hearts to spend the afternoon in
play and frolic. There were refreshments.
in which sweetmeats abounded. the coll
ors being pink and white. Alta received
a number of pretty presents and each
guest was given cake with a doll upon
it to take home. The invited ones were:
Nellie and Edwin Steffin. Lorraine John
son. Esther Zeininger. Avis Hamilton.
Robert Fuller, Florence Voss, Sammie
Garst. Forrest Williams Lenora Stein
buchel, Paul Henrion, Roy Seal. Grand
ma stephens.
Mr. AND MRS. THROCKMORTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Throckmorton en-
tertained the North End Whist club last
night at which dancing was the feature
Of the evening and twas a most delight
full party. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Webb, Niles. Jet, Pierce.
Bentley. Sternberg, Churchward. Sim.
Beach. Nfagill. Baker. Brook. Dyer Kirk.
Mrs. Xix. Mrs. Richardson. Misses Addie
Brook. Olive Magin. Maud Rex. Daisy
RIcha s1son, Laura Dorsey, Mr.. J. 7.
Dorsey.
DANCE TO ITALIAN MUSIC.
a jolly crowd OF the young folks who
love TO trip the light fantastic and listen
10 the sweet strains Of an Italian orches-
ira gave an informal dance a. Garfield
hall Friday evening. The music was
lovely and the dance was very enjoy
able. There were present: Misses Cen
ezra Jocelyn. Daisy Woods. Anna Brown.
Maud Parks. Daisy Lynch. Laura Geo
hogan, Myrtle Hinton. Helen Pratt
Marie Ashton. Lillian Lewis, Bird Gil
more, Miss Scott Of Burlington. Iowa,
Messrs. Roy Allen. Robert Dennis. Chas