The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-07
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which, on being matched, selected the
partners for supper. Those present were:
Mabel Smyth, Aliene and Gwen Houston,
Edna Goldstandt. Mary Cooper. Helen
Brooks. Hattie Roys. Alberta Reese.
BIargie Grant, Lulu and Dixie Cogdell.
Sara Morsman, Florence Powers, Helen
Dorsey, Ruth Lewelling. Helen Jackson,
Gladys Mallow, and Messrs. Charles
Smyth, Fred Goldsrandt, WILDER Cooper.
Willard Brooks, Frank and Albert Oliver,
Clay Sluss, Jamie Fuilington, VIM
Holmes, Tom Churchward, Ed Little,
Sidney Levi. vester Coin Raymond stet-
Ter, Edwin and Charles Aylesbury, Ray
mond Little, Finlay Ross, Darl Denny
and Mortified Martling.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
A surprise masquerade party was given
in honor Of James Gaylord and Helen
Myers at their home on North Wabash
Friday evening Colonial dances, flower
girls, clowns, gypsies, Mexicans and
Cinnamon mingled together during the
| evening. Those present were: Marie
Weiss. Alice Roberts. Kate Richardson
Blanch Beard, Kate Montgomery, Dot
Montgomery, Myrtle Harpiste, Myrtle
Shumanie, Frances Parsons, Kate Petit
john, Florence, Minnie Shuman, BeYnice
Payne, Daisy Rogers, Helen Myers, Ma
! bel Pettijohn, AIessrs. Karl Parks. Martin
| Weiss, Frank Roberts, Clarence Blades,
Jerry Fitzpatrick, Clyde Montgomery Tom
/ Parsons, Charles Myers, Lewis Walton,
Win Walton, Roy Bailey, Claude Shuman,
Rex Payne. Leroy Leonard, John Bailey,
Raymond Lawrence.
RTHDAY SURPRISE.
! Marie Stanley celebrated her fifth birth
| day Saturday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent at various games and delicious
refreshments were served. Each guest
was presented with her photograph
Those present were: Mabel Hamilton,
Lora Fordyce, Ester ATcComb, Hazel Nc
Comb, Mabel Reiff, Cressie ana Emma
Stanley, Dorothy Blazer Sadie Hills. HUI
bert lehman, Harry Lloyd and Frank
Stanley.
ALMA CIRCLE.
The Alma Chautauqua circle meets next
Tuesday afternoon. April 9, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bone, 500
North Main street. The program is as
follows:
Grecian History, Chapter TX (conclud-
ed)-Dr. ]. G. Dorsey.
Homer to Theocritus, Chapter X-Afr. J.
E ConkIin.
Music-Niss Edna Bone.
Paper-Woman's College in the Orient
Mrs. e. V. Critchfeid.
Human Nature Club, Chapters VI, VII,
VIII-Adrs. o. G. Eckstein.
Roll CaIl-Progressive Story, Started hy
the leader. Mrs. o. J. Taylor will lead.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
AS this is the last month Of the club
year in the Twentieth Century club, the
ladies have arranged some special pro-
grams in the several departments. On
Tuesday, April eth, Judge S. S. Ashbaugh
win deliver a lecture entitled: Some
Facts About Shakespeare" Judge Ash
baugh has long been a student of the
universal genius and is always an in
teresting speaker. The club women feel
themselves very fortunate to secure this
lecture as a close to the work of the lit
erary department Miss Mabel Larimer
will sing at was a Lover and His Lass
from las You Like It." and 20, Mistress
Mary Where are You Roaming from
Twelfth Night" Miss Chnds and Mrs.
Snlythe will sing, IT Know a Bank" from
Midsummer Nights Dream" The lad
les of the city are invited to this meeting
and especially are the club women of all
the clubs urged to come.
THE PACK OF QUEENS.
Miss Genevra Jocelyn entertained the
Pack of Queens at her home on North
Topeka. Most of the afternoon was de-
voted to discussing and making arrange
ments for the masquerade ball which is
to be given by them soon in Sedgwick
Music hall About half past four the
young ladies commenced playing cards.
The scores were dainty egg shells, on
hearts, and for each point won a bonbon
was dropped into the shell. Miss Laura
Pearce and Miss Daisy Woods winning
the prizes. Miss Rose Walenstein won
the BOBBY, which she feels quite FORUM
ate in getting, as it was pretty deck Of
Fauntleroy cards. An elaborate lunch
con was served in the dining room. After
wards the club presented Mrs. Paul
Eaton with a beautiful hand painted
creamer and sugar bowl. The guests of
the club were Mrs. McGurggen, Miss
Potts, Miss Pearce, Mrs. Slogen. Mrs.
Moffat will entertain the club at its next
meeting.
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS
The girls physical culture class of
Lewis academy is making elaborate prep
arations for an exhibition 10 be given at
the ToIer Auditorium Wednesday, April
10 The program VIII be as follows, and
certainly it cannot fan TO please the pub
lie who have been looking forward to this
entertainment with much enthusiasm:
(a) Hence Now Away ....... T. s Dale
Cb) Gypsy Chorus ......... bohemian Girl
Academy Chorus.
Club Swinging ...........---....s.Alss han
Wand sill
Duet-'H Trovatore' ...-.....-..-.-- Verdi
Misses Ialage and Maybele Hall
Fancy Poise Drill
Piano solo ................-.....- Selected
Bonnie Ferdick.
Drumben Drill.
Arm Movements ...-.-.......... Miss Han I
Fancy Spanish Drill
String Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..... Sickner Conservatory Orchestra +
Hoop Drill
Scarf Fantasies
The fancy drills are for the most part /
entirely new here They are especially
adapted 10 display the grace and ease u .
body which are the result Of physical cul- :
ture. The fancy poise driIl particularly +
shows this in the slow, graceful move
ments Of the body and the perfect control +
Of poise and in the fancy marching.
The durnb-beu drill WITH rhe anvil Choir f
us forms one OF the most p easing uuul- i
bers Of The program. with its rhythrnical f
movements AID precision C TIE class IL
unison
The Spanish drill Is given In the pietur-