The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
GAVE A RECEPTION
Lewis Academy Seniors Enter
tain the Juniors
AT HOME OF COL. LEWIS
Other Social Events of the
Week in Wichita.

The Senior class of Lewis Academy ten
dered a reception 10 the Juniors and fac
ulty last Friday evening at the residence
of Col Lewis. The decorations were in
the school colors, orange and white. In
/ the dining room beautiful center piece
! Of yellow roses occupied the table A
l musical program was rendered during
the early part Of the evening which was
| greatly enjoyed. Misses Laura LothrOp
( and Essie Grey played a duet. Professor
\ Foote and Miss McElhaney gave q mandO-
| lin and piano selection. Mr.. Herbert
| Hatfield and Chauncey Brown a piano
I duet; Professor Foote recited in a highly
entertaining manner and also piano solos
| were rendered by Miss Laura LOthrOD
I and Mr.. Herbert Hatfield; -dr. Merle Hat
/ field entertained the company with Sc
| Iections from the gramOphOne which add
| ed much TO the pleasure Of the evening.
| Progressive conversation next occupied
the attention OF all. The topics were
very interesting, so much so that it was
! difficult to keep the gentlemen progress
| ing Prizes were awarded TO the lady
| and gentleman who were considered by
the majority TO be the most charming
| conversationalists and Miss Lucy Lewis
and Mr.. Merle Hatfield won the honors
The prizes consisted of & bon bon box
| and unique. match holder.
Then followed 2 hat trimming s0iree IN
which each gentleman trimmed a hat for
| the lady who was his partner for sup
per. This formed lie most amusing di-
version of the evening, though many Of
the gentlemen wore a most perpleXed ap-
/ pearance during the ordeal. Dainty re-
! freshments were served consisting Of ice
| cream and cake, made in two cOlorS While
! delicious frappe was dispensed through
out the evening. The invited guests were
Juniors: Misses Ida Kendrick, Mae
| Chapple Helen West, Grace Small, Julia
| Teachout, Wade Smith, Nettie Hollings-
worth, Della Denton, Hazel Foote, Mar
! guerite Dixon, Alice De Talente, Floy
Manonee, Zoa Kelly, MessTs. George
| Buck, Merle Hatfield, Willie Noel, VIII
Parrot, Earl Tucker, Ralph McCluggage,
Arthur Krpcksnburg, Fred Roll. John
! Merry. Senior: Misses NIable West,
Lucy Lewis, Blanche Royal, Kate Cos
slit, May Clark, Nell Houston. Nora
! Noel, Amy Braden, Fannie Case, Elida
/ Buck, Messrs, Edgar Dye, VIII Small, A
! @. Small, Chas Carver, Custer Kerr
Winfield Fazel, Clarence Copeland. Fac
ulty: Professor and Mrs Naylor, Miss
! Brown, Professor Foote, Professor Shedd,
Miss Dean, Mrs Pickett, Miss Barnett,
Miss McElnaney, Miss Hall, Miss Scho-
field, Mrs. Sweeney, Miss Halsey. Others
| present were Misses Laura Lothrop, Es-
! sic Grey, Mamie Mallow and Mr. JACK
Parkinson, rhil Lewis, Chauncey Brown
! and Herbert Hatfield.
BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIAL
very pleasant social evening was
spent at the First Baptist church last
! Tuesday evening marking the close Of
! the Christian Culture class studies under
| the leadership of Pastor w. i. Gibson.
! After the study for the evening the pas
| tor invited the members of the class to
the west room of the church where he
/ had provided a surprise. The room had
/ been artistieally decorated and provision
made for music and refreshments, but
before the delights for which the pastor
/ had provided were entered upon the mem
! bers of the class gave him a surprise by
presenting him a beautiful and useful
| present, an elegant rocking chair as
/ token OF their regard. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Marts, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Nighswonger. Miss Edith Bradbury,
Miss Fode Stanley. Miss Cora Hambric,
| Miss Tillie Brock, Miss Maud Adams,
Miss Lettie Johnson, Miss Minnie Kelly,
Miss Fora Kelly, Mrs, S. T. Hawley, Mr..
Vern Haycraft, Mr.. Harry Hunt ana
Rev. w. z. Gibson.
FRIENDS RECEPTION.
One of the most delightful receptions
since the opening Of the Friends univer-
sity was given to the delegation from
| Cooper college last Friday evening after
| the intercollegiate debate. The rooms
and halls Of the university were beauu-
fully decorated with palms and the col
ors of the two colleges. With rugs and
nortjers the rooms were made as home
| like as possible. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served. About 200
guests were present and all enjoyed the
affair
WICHITA GIRL TO WE'D.
The Eagle received a letter from G. A.
III, el,n an
gagement of Miss Pearl Leavit of Wich-
tia and Dr. Ellsworth Lewis Of New
York City. They viii be married in
few weeks and will make their home in
Topeka.
ENTERTAIN LITTLE FOLKS.
Mrs c. A. Preston and Mrs. c. L.
Franks entertained a number OF little
/ folks at their home, 925 South Lawrence,
Saturday afternoon Games and music
Furnished entertainment and dainty re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Hazel Brewer. Leila Tandy, Daisy
watson. Edna Smyth. Lois Burns, Pearl
Michael Ruth and Essie Berthof, Mae
Hess and Trucie Kilgore-
HYPATIA.
Hvpatia gave a musical program at
/ the meeting Monday. A large NUMBER
of visitors were present and very en-
iovable time was had Each number re-
| sponded to an encore.
Miss Grace Chapman gave "Salunt
Pesth' by Kowaski as the opening num-
Der. Her touch and Interpretation was
De Perina's "Gaily Chants the Merry
/ Birds" was sung by Miss Annette Whey
in a pleasing manner
Mrs. Ronald Smith sang Denza's Sing
on" As this was her first appearance
before an audience she acquitted herself
nobly.
..The Soul Of the Violin was reoited
] By Miss Mascau, OF Watcher, Ia
Mr. Hamilton gave in a finished manner
Schubert's 'Impromptu Op- No l.
Mrs Walden read an interesting essay
on Music Of the Universe" She spoke
Of music IN nature. as the true example
Of music She closed with quotations
from various poets On music
SURPRISE PARTY.
The pupils Of the Mccormick and their
teacher Miss Amy Burd. very pleasantly
surprised the pupils who have taken the
class honors: Miss Frances Parsons and
! Charles Runmeil. at the home OF Miss
Parsons, 90 Fern avenue. The evening
vas spent at games and refreshments
were served. All report g most enjoyable
evening.
Those present were: Misses ANY Burd,
I.sNa Res- Leah kirkland MauGe Corn,
Ethel Walker. Mabel Glenn. Clara Eos
Ter. Lena Warner. Lena Lsrimer. Ethel
( Sea. Katie Sell Alice Farmer. LEILA Rec
side and Frances Parsons, Messrs- Char
/ les RummeI. Charles Dunn. Edwin SIC
mace, Roy Dodge Tracy York. Ralph
Bsal. Charles MaeTkrath ard EercheI
Ouuaad
FOL. Rn.E- SWTTTZER