The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

the past week
MISS DOWNING ENTERTAINS.
| Miss Downing gave one OF her delight
! ful dances Monday evening IN GARFIELD
Hall The hail was beautifully decorated
| with palms and smilax. Prof Biume arr
| Mrs. hamburger furnished the music
and about seventy-dve couples were pres
ent and all report one Of the most sue
cessful parties she has ever given
THE PACK OF QUEENS
| The Pack Of Queens were delightfully."-
| entertained by Mrs. Howard Moffat
| Wednesday afternoon at her home. 81
| Waco avenue Whist was the principa
| entertainment, the points being recorded
I on dainty score cards Misses Anna
| Brown and Vivian Stanford winning tbs
! prizes. Light refreshments were served
| Misses Vivian Stanford, Bessie Reed anC
! Sara Ross. Mrs. Frank Talburt and Mrs
/ Ben AnaWalt were the guests OF honor.
ALMA CIRCLE.
/ The Alma Chautauqua Circle VIII meet
at the residence Of sIr. and Mrs. Bone
500 North Main street, Tuesday, April %
at clock 2. m Mrs. Schodeld, leader
The program is:
Grecian History. Chap. 1s-Mrs. o. G.
Eckstein.
Music-Miss Edna Bone.
Human Nature Club. Chap. s-Mr. J.
Z. Conklin.
Reading from Undergraduates
| ton Scene In julius Caesar-O- G. Eek
stein, L A Bone.
! Homer 70 Theocritus, Chap. Y to Page
272-drs. r. c. Dean.
Roll Call-Progressive Story
MRS. PIATT ENTERTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Pistt entertained
/ Assembly and East Side Chautauqua
| circles Tuesday night at their home, SIS
I North Topeka avenue. The attendance
was excellent from both circles and the
evening was filed with pleasure from
beginning to end.
Each circle had ron call answered by
Assembly circle with quotations from
! the Greek poets and by the East Side
circle by witty and original verses.
! Miss Martha Kendrick who is musical
director at the st. Johns academy at
/ Salina was present, being home on
vacation, and played for the guests Miss
Coda Evans and Miss Mary Carver
1 played several duets.
! Miss Bernice Evans read an original
| poem on Greece and won great deal
/ of applause. She began by naming every
! fat greasy animal she could think
/ Of and then said that after these were ali
made the remaining grease was used to
make the country, Greece.
The subject Rivalry OF Nations" was
given TO the East Side circle. and they
succeeded before the evening closed in
| proving conclusively that the world had
a new nation to enter the rivalry, Mrs.
| Nation.
Refreshments, daintiIy served by Mrs
Piatt, and Chautauqua songs closed s
very delightful evening.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
| The Missionary society of the Reformed
church have prepared q special program
for their meeting this evening at {
o'clock, to be given IN honor of the Hoy
/ Mission in China. Prof. w. II. Isley, Of
Paramount college Will deliver an ad-
dress on Significance of the Boxer
! Movement" Considered from an histOri.
cal standpoint OF view. REGULATIONS viii
be rendered by Miss Myrtle Kerbaugh
and Miss Minnie King and two selec-
tons viii be given by the mission band
under the direction OF Mrs. Griffith.
Organ prelude march by Hagler and
postlude, Onward Zion Soldier''-Sulli-
van-Hagan. by Mr.. Bliss. Offertory
Shadows of the Evening Hour" by the
choir.
Everybody is cordially invited.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The Domestic Science department OF
the Twentieth Century club will hold It's
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 2:3l
o'clock at the home of Mrs. r. Z. Muir
dock This is the last meeting OF the
year of this department and Mrs. Camp
bell viii give an interesting demonstra-
ton. on last Tuesday afternoon the lit
erary and musical treat enjoyed by the
club women was much appreciated.
Judge Ashbaugh's lecture was most
scholarly and fun of incentive TO the fur
Their study of nakespeare-whi the mu-
steal numbers given by Mrs. Smythe and
Mrs. Childs were delightful
A JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Yesterday afternoon a few little friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Garrett, Is South Topeka avenue
to celebrate Vernona's fifth and Lesle's
third birthday.
The children, after playing several
games, were called to a dainty lunch
which was eaten with much relish.
Mrs Garnett was assisted by Airs. Alice
Ashenfelter, Mrs. Robt. McGOveney, Mrs.
Ella Cox, Mrs. Hill and Miss Katie AIc-
Goveney.
The little guests were: Clifford Croson,
Walter 1IcGOveney. era and Dell Dean.
Jean and Josie Kennedy, Marguerite
Foster, Anita Ashenfelter and Verona
and Leslie Garnett.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Marguerite Spencer entertained
ten little friends at her home, Thursday
afternoon, from to $50. the occasion
The roomy attic had been arranged
with swings, games, etc, where they
very merrilv passed the time until $50
when a luncheon was served in the din
ing room which was darkened and the
lamps lighted after which the little
guests departed each carrying a dainty
souvenir of the occasion