The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
NOT MUCH DOING
Social Life viii Not Resume
Until After Easter.
PACK OFQUEENST0MASQUE
Dress Ball Being Arranged
for Last of April.
PACK OFQUEENSTOMASQUE

evidence this week. Only a few small
parties were given The week has
brought some OF the best musical re-
citals in the history of Wichita. There is
but one more week until Easter, when
society will usher in the summer seasons
round OF gaiety.
Several parties, balls. etc, have been
planned to take place at no late date.
The Pack of Queens will give a masque-
rade ball the last week in April in Sedg-
wick Music hall. The state convention of
women's clubs will met in Leavenworth
Afoy 8. 9, and 10. Several of Wichita's
most prominent club women are on the
program for important discussions The
Chautauqua circles will discuss promi-
nent questions at their meetings during
the coming week.
MISS KEEGAN ENTERTAINS.
Miss Cosette Keegan entertained the
teachers and friends Of the West Side
free kinderga rten at her home on College
Hill, Friday evening. The evening was
spent at various games and in guessing
the names Of prominent men and women.
A very novel plan for choosing partners
for supper was the gentlemen being given
slips of paper which instructed them to
hunt in different parts of the parlors for
the names of the lady they were expect
ed TO take to supper. A bountiful repast
was served in a most dainty manner. The
guests departed at d late hour, voting
Miss Keegan most delightful enter
tainer.
Those present were: Misses Inez Dut-
ton. Myra Binford, Ada Parkhurst, Leila
Seal, Daisy Thompson, Lillian Haley,
Myra Albaugh, Edna Shaw, Rich, Messrs.
Herman Newman, Lee Redding, Henry
Cox, Cecil Howes, Ell Thompson, Oliver
Rich, LIE Roy Scriven, Peter Smith and
Paul Israel.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The Twentieth Century club VIII meet
on Tuesday afternoon, when the last
program of the year In the art depart
ment viii he gwen Mrs Hiram 1mboden.
Mrs. Hubert ChiIds and Mrs. David
Smyth will sing. Mrs. B. H Campbell
viii give some recolIections of St Peters
and the Vatican. Mrs. Smell of the AL
bertus Magnus college viii ltalk on the
great popes, and Mrs. Murdoch will talk
of Raphael and his work.
The domestic science department held a
very interesting meeting last Tuesday,
when Mrs Campbell gave a practical
demonstration Of the making of four de-
licious dishes.
ORGAN RECITAL
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. Edward
Krieser of Kansas City, gave an informal
organ recital In the auditorium of the
First NJ. E. church, which was greatly
enjoyed by q number OF musical people.
Mr. Kreiser has studied abroad since he
played here before and is now easily
classed as enc of the most promising of
the younge pipe organists Of America
MISS BRAITSCH SURPRISED.
Miss Edith Braitsch was very pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening at her home
on South Topeka avenue. Whist was the
principal amusement of the early part of
the evening, Miss Mabel Root winning
the ladies' and Mr. Tom Bostick the gen
tlemen's prizes. The BOBBY prize was
carried off by Mr.. Theodore Morgan.
Light refreshments were served. The
guests departed at late hour voting
Miss Braitsch delightful hostess. The
guests We're: Misses Childe, Southweu,
Lurnley, Root, Hendrix, Parrot, Swain,
Hartzell and Gertrude Braitsch, and
Messrs. Chain, Bostick, Knipe. Speer,
Lghtner, Jocelyn, Leo Morgan, Thee.
Morgan, Gertis and Mr.. and Mrs. Roman
Braitsch.
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
Mr. and Mrs L F Cochran were the
recipients of very pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening. Tales Of old times
were told until late hour. The guests
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran with
two handsome rocking chairs. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. johnson, DR.. and
AIRS. ". A. Minick. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weiss, Mr. and Mrs \. Addington. Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Chain, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
J. Roy and Rev. and Mrs. A. a Parker.
THURSDAY COOKING CLUB.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
met at the home of Mrs. Fred Smyth.
6O9 North Lawrence avenue. The topic
of the day was breakfast menus and Mrs
Thornton Sargent. Mrs. H. W. Lewis,
Mrs ". Dixon and Ms Smyth demon
strated a breakfast. The breakfast which
the ladies prepared was relished by all.
though it was served in the afternoon.
The table wa sbeauifuly decorated with
danodils.
The first course was fruit served in
orange baskets The second consisted Of
a breakfast food; the third was mutton
chops potato balls hot rolls and coffee
the fourth consisted of pancakes served
with maple syrup. The ladies decided TO
give a banquet to their husbands in the
near future at the home of Mrs. Alley.
The next meeting of the club VIII be
held at the home Of Mrs. B. Garfield, 623
North Lawrence avenue. Mrs. c. L
Davidson. Mrs. George Whitney and Mrs
Finlay Ross win have charge Of the
menu.
OFFICERS ENTERTAINED
Mr. and Mrs. V. S Grant entertained
the officers Of Albert Pike Lodge Thurs
day evening at their home, ~ Waco ave-
nue.. The early part OF the evening was
spent at whist. a bouutiful repast was
served by Mrs. Grant. assisted By her
sister. AIRS. Monica Callahan Miss Mar
( jery Grant entertained the guests with
several piano solos. Those present were:
Aessrs- Gehring stuckey, Beatty, Piper.
F Goldsmith. Newcorab. McLaiR. Pearcs.
/ Richardson. Bennett. Rminss1T. Lullng.
T Reynolds and Bigelow.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
I Mr and MIS-. Frank Werner celebrated
their silver welding anniversary Tuesday
evening Tie evening was spent 81 cards
and listening - music By the Wichita
KID hand and BarAtmer Mandolin clso-
Mr and Mrs Werner we're presented with