The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-03
in SOCIETY'S WHIRL
Events of the Last Week Were
Not Numerous.
SEVERAL PLEASING EVENTS
Senior-Junior High School
Banquet on Friday Night.


ly quiet one although there were num-
Der of pleasing events. Within the next
few weeks a number of charming events
have been planned and Wichita people
viii have an opportunity of going out
often. One Of the most pleasant affairs
of the past week was the event at the
home Of Mr.. Charles z. Davidson on
North Lawrence. the Sophomore class
entertainment The occasion was a de-
! nghtfuI one. The High school people
have a reputation for good times and
they still keep it up. on Friday night
of the coming week the senior-junior
banquet of the High school viii take
place and viii be one Of the finest events
in the history OF the High school
! SOPHOMORES ARE ENTERTAINED.
It was a merry crowd Of young people
that gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. i. Davidson on North Lawrence
avenue early Friday evening. They were
! the sophomores % the High school, the
occasion being Their annual class party.
! The member, o. the faculty were there
also as young at heart as anyone.
Bows. sueamers and rosettes of crepe
paper in tiue and yellow only served to
display the colors of the class in the al
ready beautiful home. The evening was
pleasantly spent at various games. Later
each lady was given a little package with
directions to retain it unopened. Then
the gentlemen obtained similar packages
at mock auction with Mr. Willis Hen
derson Is auctoneer. When q package
was said to contain a handy translation
of Caesar, a picture Of one of the teach
ers or something else equally desirable,
it aroused lively bidding.
After opening their packages. the gen
tlemen found duplicates of their pur-
chases in the possession of their destined
partners for supper, and refreshments
were the order of the hour
After upper all were invited upstairs
to pose before an array Of cameras. At
a late hour class and faculty dispersed
to their homes, to meet again next Mon
day morning better acquainted and ready
for work again All voted the evening a
most enjoyable one, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson have the thanks of the entire
class for their kindness and hospitality.
Those present were; Misses Florence
Mock, Matte Howe, Lulu Hodges, Ora
Dewing, Lulu Carton, Florence Kauff-
man, Julia Willis, Ida Healy Ruth Nc
Cabe, Edith McKibben, Anna Ward,
Fern Husey, Bernice Payne. Margaret
Smith, Irvalene Mosher, Jessie Whiuock, /
Blanche Overman, ora Westgate. Ade-
laide Willie, Mabel Loveland, Gail SUIT
ton, Eleanor Larkin, Rhoda Carney, An
ma Leahy. Ellen Humfelt, Jean Ross,
Vina OIdfeld, Matte Moffett, Edna Wat
son, Maud Cashion, Ethel Brooks, Fan
ME Saunders, Mabel Cochran, Leona Rob
inson, Alice Campbell, Winifred Clark,
Mabel Dorsey, Gertrude Mum, Pear. /
Barrows, Veda Dunning, Leida Mills, /
Meddie Hamilton, Bowen, Pauline Level /
ling, Maud Rowlee, Viola Walton, Mary /
Poverty, Mable carp, Clara Consly Mar /
garet Cuenod, Virginia Atkinson, Anna /
Ray; NIessrs. Bert Maxwell Ed Madison. /
Grover Whey, Victor Gerteis, Fred Free /
land, Jerry Fitzpatrick. Bruce Petrie. {
Paul Kirker, Cleon Whitney. Locke Da- /
wilson, Harry Campbell, Leroy Leonard, ]
Harry Randall, Harry Comfy. Byron /
Rowlee, Lance Appleby, Herbert Willis, /
Prof. Henderson. Prof. Wareham, Prof. /
Vernon, Prof and Mrs. J. n. Allen. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Sheppard, Prof. and Mrs. G. I
n D1lno