The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02


Miss Haley, Nay Bryant, Miss Caldwell.
and Messrs. Bert Truck, Frank Kernan,
fGeorge Burns, Arthur Custom Earle
Steele, Mr.. Hsycraft. Mr.. Odell, AIr. Nus
| eldyne, Mr.. Trace and Alr. Scott
OWL QUARTETTE ENTERTAINED
Afr. and 1drs. Walter Hartzeli entertain
ed the Owl QuarteIte last Monday even
/ ing. Miss Lydia Harrsell assisted. A
| pleasant evening was spent at cards and
late hour, and all report a most enjoya-
SURPRISE PARTY.
Paul Hatfield was pleasantly surprised
/ by z party of young friends last Wednes-
/ day evening at his home on South Sen
eca street Open air games were enjoyed
after which refreshments were served on
the lawn. Those present were: Bessie
| Cone, Gladys Bracken, Ruth Lawrence,
/ Pauline Findley, George Glenn, Rachel
Hatfield, James Findley, Paul Hill, Her
/ schel Dunn, Harry Freeman, Ralph Cone,
John Hazeiton and Paul Hatfield
/ MISSES FORDS' DANCING PARTY.
Last Tuesday evening the Misses Ford
gave a very delightful dancing party.
The hall was beautifully decorated and
the music furnished by Prof. Blume's
/ orchestra, was exceptionally good. A
large crowd was in attendance and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed Many
friends expressed their regret that that
was the closing dance Of the season.
YOUNG PEOPLE WE'D.
Mr.. John A. Stewart and Miss Anna
Skinner were married Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock at the parsonage Of the South
Emporia Avenue Methodist church, by
the pastor. Rev. W. V. Burns. The groom
IS a son of Joe Stewart. the popular
butcher on North Main. Miss Skinner
has resided in Wichita for several years
and is popular in the society circles of
this city. They viii be al home 10 their
friends after June l, at 1888 South Main.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS ENTERTAIN.
West Side Royal Neighoors gave a
pleasant surprise to their Past oracle.
Mrs. Fritts, who is soon to leave this
city for her future home, COfeyville,
Kan. he Neighbors assembled in a body
and took her pleasant home by Storm
but, nevertheless, she as usual. was mas
ter Of the occasion The guests had
hardly become quiet when a crowd OF
Woodunen stepped in, which added much
to the pleasures of the evening, which
was spent IN music and conversation,
with ioe cream and cake in abundance.
It was one Of those pleasant evenings
long TO be remembered by those in at
tendance. All went away wishing Neigh
Dor Fntts' family success in their new
home. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Hatfield, Roy Simison. Frank
Clemens, Al Platt, Len Heron, DR..
Breese, James Woltz, John Fortman,
VIM Black; Mrs. Sigerson, Mrs. Kensler.
Mrs. Bixler, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Wilson;
Misses Lulu Savesbury. ma Hatfield, Ada
Hatfield. Hazel Breese, Ollie Palmer,
Blanche Black, Hazel Black, Bessie Fort
man, Eva and Georgia FFntts; DR..
Younl1in. ". Bond, W. J. Abbott, Ora
Carter, S. J. Hellar, VIM. NJ Wilson.
w. J. Mckee. VIM. Onenstein, Phillip
Offenstein, Il. W. Roys. Harry Burt, D.
o. Williams, A. r. Gibson, J. G. 1.
Carney. Bob Holden. J. 4. Davidson,
Burl King, Sol Fletcher, George Carter,
Leo Breeee. Clifton Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritts and Master Clarence Fritts.
CLASS OF 1900.
The Class OF 1900 Of the Wichita High
school held their first annual class re-
union Friday evening in Hartman hall,
on North Main street. The following
officers we're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Harry Rogers; vice-president.
Barnes; treasurer, Lee Morgan. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. Lunch was served. Those pres
ent were: Angela Leen, Mabel Hutchi-
son, Maude McKibben, Mabel McKibben,
Crete Museller, Ella Winters. Gertrude
McClung, frankie braves, Daisy Shinn.
Anna Downing, Winnie Barnes, Cora
Francis Hutchison, Mae Belle Shank.
Maud Swain, Clara Rebstein, Harry
Rogers, Alexander Hyde. Theo Nor
gan, Fred Williams. Lee Morgan,
Clarence Mossman, Chas. Elder. Homer
Hardin, Roscoe Maxwell, Lawrence
Burd Burt McKibben, Bert Brown,
Clifford Cole
MISS ROBERTS. OF KINGFISHER.
Miss Margaret Roberts, one OF the
yooef yaor4,lar wO1,po ladies or 0trfa homo
is making her home temporarily in
Wichita to complete her musical educa-
ton, and resides at No. 243 North Law
renee avenue. Miss Roberts is one OF
Oklahoma's most charming young wo-
men. She IS the daughter Of Judge Rob
berts. a man prominent IN Oklahoma pub
lie life, and one of the leading citizens
Roberts viii be an acquisition to
Wichita society. She is taking the Kelso
method under Mrs. Hays.
WICHITA MUSICAL CLUB.
The Musical club win give its closing
recital tomorrow evening in Sedgwick
Music hall. The subject Of the program
is French Composers OF the Nineteenth
Century" and is in charge Of Mrs. d.
Hays and Mrs. Harry McClung. The fol-
lowing are the numbers:
1-Plano s.s....-. ..-...-..-.............. Gavotte |
(Two Pianos)
Misses Irvaiene AIosher and Ora
Westgate-
RAmbroise Thomas. .Nymph's Chorus !
Wichita Musical Club.
S-Godard .................. Second Mazurka |
AR. Baird Hamlin.
EGounod .....s.......-. Woodland Nymphs /
Mrs. H. c. McClung. Mrs II. Child,
Miss Lulu HaythOrn.
@Chaminade ............-. The F7atterer |
Miss Mabel ATaRil-
6-Chaminade. Air de Ballet. Op. 301 No. /
Miss Edith Seamans.
T-Chaminade .....--.--.--..--.. The Clown |
Miss Olive Hill.
s-Trotere ............-......-...... ..Asthore |
Mr.. II. c. McClung.
s-Saint-Ss STANDARDIZATION on Theme
by Beethoven. two pianos)-.....-.
Mrs. D. Hays and Mrs. Finiay Ross.
10-String Qusrtette .....---.....--.......
Messrs. Higginson, Richardson,
r-re pa