The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
TNIOrE PARTY

One Of the most unique and interesting
entertainments that it has been the lot
( of Wichita people to see during the week
was that which took place at the pleas
ant home of Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Leh-
man and Mr.. Ed Lehman. The party
was magazine party, and was very in
teresting to all who attended, as well as
instructive.
The home. 1157 North Lawrence ave
nue., was handsomely decorated with
Southern smilaX and cut flowers, palms
and evergreens. Red candles, shaded
with red roses. added to the effect of
the decorations. Prof. Garcelons' or
chestra furnished music during the even
ing.
Each guest was provided with small
souvenir magazine which contained on
its first page a table of the contents,
the second the questions for a guessing
contest, the third the evenings program
and the last the orchestra's program.
The guessing contest created q great
deal of amusement. 1t consisted in an
swering questions by gazing the names
Of magazines. The winner of the con-
test was given a years subscription TO
the Cosmopolitan. At the close of the
guessing contest the following program
was rendered:
Editorials and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ.
Priddy, editor
Review of Grecian History-NIiss Ber-
nice Evans.
Poem in Song-(a) "Were Ny Love
With Wings Provided" by R. Hahn; Cb)
Absence by Metcalf, Mrs. Shattuck
Society-Social Functions of Kansas
Fifty Years Ago-Hiram Norcross
In the Shade of the Palm" from
opera "F1orodora," Carl B Warkentin.
Violin-Legend by Carl Bohm, Robert
Martin Staples
I aT
S Fstey of Salina. and Mrs. Charles GOss
Of Newton. The guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdamees S. W. Shattuck. Walter
Vincent, Hiram Norcross. T. P Kelso
Walter Innes, S. NJ Sargent, Nestor
Moore. Elmer Pond Earl Evans, How
ard Wheeler. F. o. Davidson. George
Shad j. Z. Hoffman. Fred Little. G E
Hereford, Charles Englehart, Claude
Larimer: Misses Bernice Evans, Abbie
Potts, Jessie Kendall. Winnie Barnes.
Floy Gilmore, Florence Reed, Jetta
Campbell. Coda Evans Mae Wright
Bessie Reed. Emily Torrington. Leila
Purdue. Florence NaftZger. Carrie
Wright. Marjory Knorr, Anna Brown,
Lucy Thomas. Mabel Magill. Jessie Goss.
Ada Shuts. Maud Rix. Lucy Lewis.
Mary Potts; Messrs. Bruce Priddy. DR.
Rex. Gordon Oldham, Walter Stark. Yer
million Harris. G. X. Purvis Harry
Stinson. Charles IIigginson. Robert SIay-
den, Robert Staples Givin Hagny.
George Little William Norcross. jr.. G.
B. Chapman. Pay Wright, Charles Top
ping. James Vincent
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lehman en-
tertained a number Of ladies with a con-
verSazi one. The house was decorated as
it was Tor Friday nishts party The
souvenir cards were tied with red rib
hon. The guests We're Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
Webb. Mrs. Kendall. Mrs. Wright Mrs
House. Mrs. Larimer. Mrs. Bowers. Mrs.
Ferren- Mrs Naftzger. Mrs. Furley. Mrs
Dullaney Mrs Steele. Mrs. Alley. Mrs.
keck. Mrs Torrington. Mrs Campbell.
Mrs Wood Mrs Whitney. Mrs Amidon.
Mrs Steele. Mrs. Mann. Mrs sim. Mrs.
Breed.- Mrs. Jett. Mrs. Moore Mrs Nc
Clung. Miss J. McCluug. Mrs Barnes.
Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Daughertv. Miss
Leeper. Miss Garwood Miss Vincent.
Miss Carver, Mrs. Appey. Mrs. Nurdock.
Mrs Reed, Mrs Pratt. Mrs. walker.
Mrs. Cook, Mrs Comiey.