The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08
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Nove Way of Obtaining Part
nerS at a Party
FOR KINGS OF GRIDIRON
Friends University Girl Enter
tain The Teams.

Last evening occurred the most cnjcy-
able gathering of the students OF Friends
University. The occasion was the ban
quet given to the football boys by the
girls at South Hail. Despite the bad
weather nearly one hundred students
gathered in the spacious parlors of the
ladies dorInitory to enjoy themselves.
The parlors and halls were artistically
decorated in the college colors, scarlet
and grey. Two penents OF scarlet with
the Friends University inserted in grey
silk ribbons was draped on either sides
of the large parlor. Rugs and sofa pill
lows were strewn about the floor while
in every nook and corner was placed
comfortable sateen for the accommoda-
ton Of the guests.
Each gentleman uponhis arrival re-
ceived a sheet of paper upon which was
traced the form of the hand of one Of the
ladies present; ii was their duty to find
the girl whose hand would match his
drawing Quite a good deal of amuse-
ment arose from this as several hands
would be found to match the same draw
ing and again a drawing would appear for
which no match could be found.
The evening passed quickly. no one
realizing the hour when the committee
notified the merry group that they must
procure their partners for supper. The
girls retired TO one of the side parlors
and each was given the title of some
popular song as a name. AS the names
were read off, the boys bid for their
partners, the prize going to the highest
bidder. It is needless to say that some
laughable unions resulted. The guests
were then asked to be seated and a dain-
ty lap-supper was served. The menu was
as follows:
Sandwiches, Saratoga Chips
Orange Ice. Assorted Cakes,
At the close of supper Professor Herald,
as POSTMASTER arose and in a few well
directed words introduced the speakers
who responded TO the following toasts:
Prof Wrliams-"Four Years as a Foot
ball Coach"
Manager II. II. Parker-"Trials Of a
Football Manager"
Prof. Francisco-"Footban Game From
the Bleachers."
Prof. stout-"Review of This Years
Football"
Mr. Outland-'Footban in the East"
The students all enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content, returning home at
very late hour
Great honor is due TO the young ladies
who so successfully planned and execut-
ed the evenings entertainment.
The following were those present:
President Stanley and wife, Prof. Jay
and wife, Prof Williams and wife, Prof.
Francisco. Prof Kirby, Prof. Stout, Prof.
Harold; Misses Waldena Martindale, Ma
ray Kirk. Blanche Jones. Flora Wheeler,
Elizabeth Folger, AIurden Martindale.
Charity hewitt, Florence Flcshman, Anna
Newton, Edith Stanley. Halle Crawford,
Lulu Grifiths, Ursula Snyder. Myra Bin
ford. May Benton. Lenora jay, Anna Da-
Wis Helen Stanley, Beulah Selylare, Lii
liam Hoag, LOttie PARIS. Vercia Pitts,
Sahhar Hurd, Nellie Percy, Ada Park
hurst, Kitty Downing Longstreet, Mable
Murms, Baker Ala Howard, Edna Shaw;
Messrs Henry Parker, Fred Hoyt John
Shirm, Elgar Haywortb. John Charles.
Clement Parker, Lawrence Rich. Daniel
Binford. Henry Scott. Howard Woodland,
Joe Butler. LLOYD Pearce, Earnest Bur
leigh, Wortie Bib, Ray McFredericks,
Claud Holmes Arthur Jones Wilbur
Oliver Rich, Burton Senter, James Cox,
VIII Benton Benjamin Truesdell. Burfee
Thompson. Ed Jones. Roy Scudder. Paul
Isreal Leroy Scriven. Homer Davis, War
rem Ellis. Bernard Folkers. Albert An
drews James Ross, Roy Riley, Charlie
Johnson Hubbard, Outland. Perry Had
lay, Stanton. O. f. Williams, Paul VIII
son. Orrie Rhea. Roy Halderman, Chal-
mar Woodland. Coach Outland of X. L..
Eli Thompson, Forest Scott. Samuel Sen
ter.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The club met on Tuesday afternoon