The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

pagne, Willie Riley, Frank VantroSe,
Willie Berkshire and Walter Cromwell
ETHEL TAYLOR's BIRTHDAY.
Miss Tthel Taylor. eldest daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. ayior, so2 North Market
| street, entertained number of her young
| friends last Saturday evening, the occa-
| sion being celebrated as her birthday an
niversary. Elegant refreshments were
/ served and the evening was much en-
| joyed by those who attended. Miss Ethel
was the recipient of some elegant pres
ents. he invited ones were: Regoula
Shienebraker. Bertha chandelier, June
Mueller, wanita Hill, Sylvia Cone, ALLEN
Minick. Lora Fordyce, Myra Jordan. Bes-
sic Webb, Pauline Grafton. Wyalma
Cation, Jean Wiser, Gladys Parret. Win
ME and Grace Davis, Florence and Re
Meta Garst, Cora and Mary Matthews.
Lucille Slutz Mamie Fuller. Ethel Carna-
han, ley Jobes, Edna Bone, Helen Stein
buschel.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last week invitations were passed to
about thirty little tots" which read as
will be five years old the twenty-third.
Gay and happy and free as a bird.
So If you'll come at a quarter to three
Twill make your eyes bulge out to see
The'goodies' prepared for you and me"
Paul and Pauline Wendell
The palatiaI residence of Mrs. Wendell.
1903 South Lawrence, was filed with the
little folks at the appointed hour, and
such a merry group is seldom seen.
Games of their own improvising were in
dulged in until O'Clock. when they were
invited into the dining room. They form
ed in couples and marched in TO the mu-
sic of a pretty march played on the pia-
no by their elder brother, Adolph. Miss
Pauline attired in a pink gown, headed
the procession. leaning upon the arm of
Master Harold Pence. Then followed
Master Paul. supporting little Miss
Kuchenmaster. Five wax tapers burned
at either end of the table. The room
was darkened and the subdued light
made the little ones look as If they had
just dropped from the ETHEREAL skies It
took them fully one hour to devour the
contents of the heavily laden table. When
they left the room each took with them
as a souvenir a stick Of candy ornament
ed with a ''gold" ring. and wishing the
little Wendell twins could have a birthday
party ever week.
SOUTH SIDE WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. E F. Cation entertained at whist
at her home on Washington avenue on
Friday afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. Banks. Mrs Gum, Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs. E. E. Drake, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Bert Whitlock, Mrs. Edf Whitlock, Mrs.
Maxwell, Mrs. Smythe Mrs. Whitcomb,
Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Newman and Mrs
Ferret. Mrs Gum and Mrs. Maxwell won
the prizes
SURPRISE PARTY.
A delightful surprise party was given to
Miss Ella MtKeen last Friday evening at
herhome, 1871 North Wichita street. The
evening was spent in music and games,
and at a late hour refreshments were
served. Those present were Roy Doings,
Bert Mellow, Fred Roberts, Lee Bowers,
Walter Ketzler, Harry Kookin. Gertrude
McMullen, Henry Tapp. Miss Jessie Nc
Gee Arthur Brasier, Miss Jessie Ward,
Charles Doings, Clare Morris, Miss Daisy
Appleman, Ed Drake, Miss Grace Will
lard, Mr.. Paul Gore, Miss Ella McKeen,
Amos Willard, Wick Ward, Mr.. VIII
Ward, Miss Effie Appleman, Johnnie Nc
Keen. Mrs Charles Simmons, Mrs. Nc
Gee, Mr. and Mrs. McKeen.
Many new pupils have been received IN
to the school the past month, in all de-
partments. Requests for catalogues and
information concerning terms, etc, are
received daily from prospective pupils in
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and the
southwest of Kansas.
Miss Katherine Jones, piano pupil, has
returned to her home near Hennessey,
after a very satisfactory term Of study.
The pupils recital was well attended and
listened to with unusual interest Friday
afternoon, when the following program
was given:
Patrons Polka Francois Behr
Hattie Royse
Sensitive Piano Touch ~. Brotherhood
May Conley.
At Evening .................I. ]. Padereyski
Ossie Bergman.
Mandolin Solo ....,..................Se Selected
Ethel Robbins.
Premiere Ballade ................F. Chopin
Buenta Mcdaniel.
Notes About the Pianist. E. A Mcdowell
Isis PARROT.
Valse Syrienne ...........H Wollenhaupt
Hester Whine.
Duet-Merry Woodcutters ......J. Ktnross
Hattie Royse and A. W Sickner.
Arlequine .................... c. Chaminale
Ruby Slade.
Guitar Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Helen Merry.
Opera-Faust .....................L. Brassin
Grace Chapman.