The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17
CHILDREN'S RECITAL
Continued from sixth page.

Continued from Sixth page
Baird Harnlin. Fred Pearce. George
Barnes, Charles Jones, Frank Bonney,
Fred Jones and Carl Parks.
SILVER y, r.DDI1lG ANNIVERSARY.
On Wednesday evening, March Is. a re-
ceptfon was given in honor of the hftieth
anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Sheldon at their beautiful
home, 1901 Vassar avenue on Paramount
A large number OF friends and neigh
bors were present; also the sons and
daughters OF the family.
An enjoyable evening was spent BY al
in games and listening to the music rem
dered by Miss Mae Sheldon, after which
all repaired TO the dining room, which
was beautifully decorated in brides roses
and golden jonquiu. to partake OF re-
freshments served by the young ladies,
and TO admire the beautiful presents re-
ceived by those who nifty years ago joined
hands for the Journey through life
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The literary department of the club
held a very pleasant session on Tuesday
afternoon and concluded the study of
Shakespeare's comedy las You Like t."
The Art department viii begin the
study of Roman history and art on next
Tuesday. March 19, which 1t is expected
VIII extend in a regular course through
several months of next fall and winter.
a witty French writer says that su-
perficiaI knowledge of Rome might be
gained by a ten years visit and that
the Rome we know today owes its sad
ness and its charms to six and twenty
centuries of legend and history
THE Sacred Way" through the For
UNI IS massed with the Identical blocks
of stones over which the chariot of Cae-
sar passed, and there are walls and col
umns standing that echoed Marc An
thony, orative over the body Of Great
Caesar" The Forum occupied the val
ley between the Capitalize and Platine
Hills, where occurred the battle fought
by Romulus and his men. with the faith
ers and brothers OF the Sabine girls,
whom the Romans carried of, A
photograph of 'David's s" celebrated pic
ture of this scene when the women rush
ed between the opposing armies and so
stayed the battle. will be shown. The
program to which all the ladies Of the
city are welcome is as follows:
Solo-''The Holy City" ...............
................. Mr.. Casper Haines
1.-THE Story of Early Rome ..........
.................... Miss Emma Crist
''The Catacombs. Miss James Allison
Early Art Remains Miss Ida Rodolf
The Golden House of Nero" ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. 0. A. Reach
MR.. TATTAIAN ENTERTAINS.
On last Monday EVENING" Mr.. and Mrs.
Tattman entertained a number of their
friends in honor of the formers 37th
birthday. A general good time was had.
the guests being: Mr.. and Mrs. McBrad-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Werner. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Metezy. Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz Arnholtz, Frank Werner,
Jr.. Misses Josie Barger and Katie Clark.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
One Of the most pleasant occasions to
the little people of he North End was the
party given by Olive Ruth Burress Sat
urday, March 9Th, in honor of her ninth
birthday.
The invited guests gathered promptly
despite the Threatening weather. each
bringing with them pretty little birth
day gift.
The hours from 2 to were most pleas
antly spent in games of various kinds,
after which the little folks marched IN
line to the dining room, whore the table
was filed with many delicacies to which
the children did ample Justice.
After being seated, each little guest
wrote in a book his own name and age.
as a souvenir of the happy OCCASION.
They then babe their little hostess good
bye, wishing Ter many more sue happy
birthdays in the future. Those present
were: Clara Thompson, Mae Sherwood,
Milton Bellairs, June Mueller Ida Chain.
Marjorie jackson, Yetiva Morgan. Mary
Post. Olive Mueller, Ruth Mueller. Ried
Mueller, Fern Burress, frankie Burress.
Zelma Allen. Jena Allen, Esther Nc
Combs olive Burress.
COOKING CLUB
Mrs. c v. Ferguson threw omen her
pleasant home on THURSDAY afternoon
and entertained the Cooking club. Each
member present pronounced il the most
instructive meeting of the season. There
was a demonstration-the boning Of a fish
by the president, Mrs. B. r. Campbell.
and a number Of new recipes were
brought out at roll call. The menu com
nlllLrtf MIS- LdLlD Bti4s HItH. <ttNfs -fit -
Ferguson and Mrs. Purdue, worked dli-
gently for two weeks to prepare the fol-
lowing: Boued FISH broiled. maitre d hO-
tel butter caulihower timballs. lattice po-
tatoes. martyuia pickles, Jeaten salad a
Ia tarragon. cocoanut pastry with cream
and angelica. orange gelatine quarters, a
Ia creme. bread. butter. coffee.
A THIMBLE PARTY.
thimbe party was the means by
which Mrs r. r. vermnion entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday afternoon
nher home. 12o4 North Topeka avenue
The guests busted themselves with fafN -
work. intermingled with merry talk. A
guessing contest was given. This being of
a unique and very interesting character
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