The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-10

lowed by a Scotch Poem We're Interpreted
by Esther Swab. The program then
closed with ssPasquinade.'' by Gottschalk.
This was brilliantly executed by Mamie
Mallow who is rapidly becoming a nm
ished pianist.
a PLEASANT SURPRISE.
/ On Friday evening, March l, a the
/ home of Mr. and Mrs. I. \. Dean. SIX
miles south Of Wichita, a large company
of friends and neighbors gathered in with
well filed baskets and rendered them a
surprise before their departing for their
new home at Wichita
/ Mr. Dean and family appreciate their
/ friends efforts very highly indeed in CIV
ing them surprise and the occasion Of
this evening will go down through life
with them as one Of their most pleasant
memories of the past twenty-five years
that they have spent in this locality. The
pleasant associations and surroundings
that have been thrown around them and
the friendships that have been formed
while here have become very dear to
them and it is with pure regret that they
tack their departure for their new home.
CrOkinole was the main feature of the
evening. After listening TO several vocal
solos by Miss Ola Grosh and Miss Ninoma
Vreeland, they ali repaired 10 the dining
room where a bountiful repast awaited
them, which only the ladies Of this Vi
cintty know how to prepare, and which
all the guests did ample justice. An on
Joyabe evening was spent by all When
the hour of z warned them that It was
time for them to return to their homes,
they took their departure mid lingering
good-byes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean declaring
that they were the best neighbors on
earth
Among the guests were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. L n. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. French, W. w Hays. II. Grosh, c.
Shaw, w. L. Wallace. C. P. Butcher,
Joseph Eager. S T. Crow, D. Benner. s.
Sence, VIII Sence J. Clingman, VIII
Dunkin. James Dean, John Pennington,
Mrs. Marshal, Mrs. Simpson, Mr. VIII
Cowtler, Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Allen Smart,
Mr.. Ed Wiley. Mr. Dick Hayes, Misses
Olive Baker, Ola Grosh, Winona Vree-
land, Sallie French, Thenza Cowtler. Jes-
sic Dean, Nellie Dean. Marie Simpson,
Maple Galloway Masters Orpha Bonner,
Roscoe Butcher, Eddie Clingman. Glenn
eDan, Noble Dean, Ray Wallace, Cash
Dean, Billie Dean.
MASQUERADE DANCE.
A delightful masquerade bail was given
last Wednesday night at Garfield hau by
the Hudson Dancing club. The young
folks who attended were dressed in gay
costumes. many of which were unique
and grotesque Attirel in their novel
dress they tripped the light fantastic until
a late hour the music being furnished by
Oh, 70, ~;
Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Bristow, Misses Fern Dorsey, !
Kate Dorsey, Nudge Fosnot, Ethel Jones. /
Mae Davis, Bessie Jones. Mae Speer, /
Mayme Downing. Emma Downing, Min /
ME Drake, Jessie Mclean, Elsie Mes |
serve, Eva Dill, Gertrude Frohman
Bertha Helbert, Maud Shelley, Verona !
EIorback Edna Edmondson Mabel Dill. |
Mae Guthrie Alberta Frohman Messrs |
Huff, II. Earnes. Jay Hamilton. Ulsh, c. |
Fosnot, H. Huff. z. Stewart ]. Hunter
r. Stewart. Dabney, G. oldham W |
Stark. I. Drake, Collins, D. Wall Whit /
temeyer. P. Jale. i. Hudson, c. Shelley, /
T. Johnson, Funk J. Baccus, Norton. /
Fl. Welsh, belong. w. Allen, c |
Mclean, Geo. Lynch, f. Holiday.
WEEDS IN KANSAS CITY.
Miss Hannah Goldberg. formerly Of this |
city was married at the home of her !
mother Miss Carrie Goldberg al eos For
est avenue, Kansas City. No, to MIR.
JOS Horace 8Ianko. formerly Of Balti- /
more. Md. Sunday. March 3. The we'd I
ding was magnificent in every detail The /
supper was very elaborate and the table /
decorations Of the finest. cut flowers be- /
inc in p mundane THE brides ofe+or7a {