The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-13

young ladies have conducted dancing
school in this city and were very popu-
lar About fifty couples gathered at the
hall and all report very enjoyable time.
The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hite, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bristow, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon, Professor and
Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. Gallant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alec Brown, Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Elliott
of Winfield. Miss Minnie Drake, Miss
Jessie Mclean, Miss May Guthrie, Miss
Daisy Stanley, Miss Kate Dorsey, Miss
AIabie Jones, Miss Ella Chandler, Miss
Mosceline Daisy, Miss Gertrude Froh-
man, Miss Dcllie Ford, Miss Berdie Ford,
Miss MabIe Dill, Miss Eva Dill, Miss
Martha Bleshke, Miss McElvina, Miss
Clarice Hill, Miss Lou Hatton, Miss Nell
Fitzpatrick, Miss Elsie Messerve Miss
Belle Preston, Miss Poverty, Miss Cora
Bowman, Miss Dora Roberts, Miss Maud
Roberts, Miss Nora Manning, Miss Mar
garet Isenhardt, Miss Mabel Vreeland,
Miss Maud Wmacy, Miss Eva Leighton,
Messrs. S. o. NcNaughten. s. z. Levick,
\. J. Duffy. Chas. Mclean. W. N. Bar
ringer, w. II. UIch, John Nunzer. Charles
Josepr, Ray Tack, W. I. Funk, Jim Bar
kimer. Clint Breeze, z. I. Drake, G. II.
Moore. Shannan Smith, I. 3. Leighton,
c. J. Neal, Reese johnson, Edgar Krails-
heimer, w. w. Love. Lloyd Alexander
VIII Morris. - BurdsaH, Guy Poverty,
VIII Price. Harry PottInger, Ed Stanton.
Very Dyer, J. H. South, Jack Swartzei,
Frank Kensier, S. W. Constant, Ed Fitz-
Jesse Bacbus. Harry McCombs, -
Grady.
SURPRISE MISS HARDWOOD.
Last Wednesday evening a merry com
pany of young people met at the home
of Mrs. Decatur and from there pro-
ceeded to the Kirkwood home and treated
Miss Edna Kirkwood and MIR. Samuel
Kimmel with a bundle shower. The fol-
lowing articles were found in the bundles:
Two scrub brushes. a broom, buster. tea
kettle. crock. lamp. iron dish washer.
crater. coap. biscuit cutter, rat trap.
mouse trap, corn pepper. cffoee stand
tower holder, trinket holder and dozen
linen napkins.
At a late hour refreshments OF cream
and cake were served by the club.
mouse trap. corn pepper, coffee stand,
Blanche Imboden. Eva Decatur, Olive
Decatur. Edna Batten. Mabel Han,
Lalage Hall, Lula Sheppard Lula Parker,
Maude Wmacy, Bertha Kirkwood, Mil
bred Mayworth. Winifred Woolard. Hat
tie SewaI. Ray Torrey. Everett Alexan-
der, Clarence Reed. John Gibson, Henry
Larkin and Pierce Torrey.
AT. MR.. TANGEY s HOME.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Y. Tangey entertained to a large NUM-
Der OF invited guests IN honor Of Mrs.
a. Roberts of Joplin, No. Mrs. J. Kelch
Of Peoria. and Miss Mabel Allen OF
Leavenworth. During the evening the
guests We're favored with select music.
vocal and instrumental. by Miss Maud
Allen. Mrs. J. Kelch and AIr. John Lie
brandt Miss Allen was formerly q
Wichita girl and has many friends in
This city. She is highly accomplished in
music, being organist in three different
churches in Leavenworth.
After the music a very elegant supper
was served. after which tbs guests re-
turned to their respective homes. praislng
the warm hospitality OF FIR. and Mrs.
Tangey
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
a large and representative audience
gathered on Tuesday Tor the program OF
the club.
The chief attraction Of the day was the
short violin recital given by Robert Mar
Tin Staples. who has recently been added
10 the teaching force Of the Sickner Con
servatory Of Nusic.
The initial number Of the musical pro-