The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
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! which gave an added touch OF interest to
| the occasion.
AS a prelude 10 the regular program
| Miss Fannie Leighton, a pupil from
Prof. Staples studio. played with much
charm and clesrneSs a dainty violin solo
| by Doncla- This was followed by study
OF the works OF Carpaccio, presented by
Mss Sara Norcross. She was a con-
temporary and follower OF the Bellini
and eminent critics class him among
the greatest Venetian painters His
paintings representing scenes from the
life OF St Ursula are his best known
works.
Mrs. G. z. Lehman read an attractive
sketch OF the Grand Canal IN Venice. The
street OF the mobiles. which winds Ike q
letter 5 through the city. is about two
miles long. seventy-five yards wide and
sixteen feet deep. Along this water high
way are built the beautiful old palaces.
Rornsnesque, Byzanter1c. Gothic and
Renaissance. open pages. as it were. from
the volumes OF Venetian history
Mrs. Clarence Hereford gave IN artistic
reading OF Day in Venice a piano
solo which accentuates the light and
shade OF the old city and portrays happily
the Italian temperament.
The Works and Characteristics OF
'.Giorgione' formed the subject for the
Freeman. He was the originator OF genre
painting. q master OF composition and
superb colorist. THE Concert Is his
pest known work and is in the Pitt
gallery.
THE NORTH END CARD CLUB.
The North End Card club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
A c. Jobes at their home, 1856 North
Waco ayeuue. As usual six-handed
- - f~a
ing.
Mrs. J. Houston, Mrs. Homer Caldwell
and Mr.. Charles Smythe won the prizes.
The club makes IL a rule TO give silver
spoons as prizes, and some OF the mem
bers who are skilled at the game hope
soon to complete set. The members Of
the club are Messrs. and Mesoames ]. D.
Houston. @. /. Pratt, Charles Aylesbury.
A. s. Parks, c. G. Cohn, Homer Cald-
well. s. w. Cooper. F. W. Oliver. c. II.
Smyth, c. Fl. Brooks, A. c. Jobes. Thorn
ton Sargent, Ed. Vail
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE CLUB
Mrs. Oscar Van Arsdale entertained the
Imperial Bicycle club on the West Side
In honor OF the sixteenth birthday OF
Mr.. Ed McNsughten. The evening was
passed pleasantly, with games OF We
rous kinds. Refreshments were served.
There were present Misses Leila Haze,
Frances Parsons, Miriam Payne, Lydia
Violet, Bernice Payne Messrs. Rex
Payne. Ed Violet, Ed McNaughten, Frank
Payne. Elmer Mckibbon, Harry Van
Arsdale.
FOR MISS SNYDER.
At the home OF Miss Lulu Sheppard
yesterday afternoon was gathered a
crowd of schoolmates OF Miss leila Sny-
der Of Brighton, Iowa. The young ladies
had a delightful time reviewing old high
school days. singing old songs and view
ing photographs Of other schoolmates.
Miss Snyder graduated in class of 's3 and
her many friends are glad to see her
again as visitor and hope she soon Will
again be resident of our city
After refreshments were served a ge-
ographicsl game was studied. and Miss
Nellie Dorsey was awarded the prize.
The young ladies present were Misses
Aietha Miller. Phronie Wilkie. Eva Min
ich. Maude Sargent. Sadie Caldwell, Nell
Kelley, Mamie Mccoy, Helen Taylor.
Stella Aldendifer; Mesdames Roy, Jno.
Parkinson, Lulu Anderson.
FOR THEIR DAUGHTER.
At the home of Mr.. John Dennelts, III
Pattie avenue. there was party given IN
honor of their little daughters second
birthday, IN which music. dancing and
games were the leading amusements Of
the evening. At a late hour the refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Maggie
Jones. Georgia Axtell, Mable Hunt. Iva
Davidson, Jessie Axtell. Dolly Schiller
Dora Axtell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schopf.
Messrs. Ed Jones. Ed Blanchard George
Bennett Sherman Edgar. Charley Poole.
Orval Spray, Allen AXtell and Mrs. AK
tell.
MUSICALE AT MRS. c. z. POTTS.
On next Friday afternoon. February %,
h. OF ha
will be given at the home OF Mrs. c. L.
Potts. 1921 North Lawrence avenue. \
varied and attractive program from the
works Of the great modern composers has
been arranged as follows:
Violin-Sanato I. G Minor ........ Greig
robert NJ. Staples.
Song-Aye Maria ......... Baeh-Gouuod
Mrs. Henri Apply.
Violin
(a)-Legende ................. Wieniaski
(b)-Elegie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ernst
(c)-Moto Perpetuo ............... Ries
SOng-Fruiingsiied .............. Coenen
Mrs. Apply.
Violin-Air Varie .............. vieuxtemps
The program viii begin at 8 o'clock.
FIRST ANNUAL RECEPTION.
The first annual reception given by the
class of 1865 of the City High school took
place at Hartman's hall. Although be-
lated the affair was given as a Valentine
party. The hall was decorated for the
occasion with hearts in the class colors.
red and white. Strings OF hearts hung
from wall 10 wall, draped from the lights
and across the ends Of the hall IN large
red hearts were arranged tho figures o.
In white. IN one ante-roOm cards held
sway. but most Of the guests passed the
evening with dancing. Each guest was
given a large heart with a literary TO-
nance thereon with blanks 20 be glued in
with the names OF books. After the con-
test closed Miss Ethel Myers was found
TO have completed the romance correctly
and was awarded the prize. a new book.
Partners for supper were secured by
matching halves OF comic valentines. Re
freshments consisting OF cream IN hearts. |
cake and minis were served.
TIE SHIRTWAIST CLUB.
Mr. Everett Alexander was rendered /
farewell reception by the members Of the I
Shirtwaist club Thursday night at the
home of Miss Evelyn Imboden. 2f3 North I.
Emporia- Mr.. Alexander leaves soon 70 !
make his home at Harper. Kansas Din l
ner was served at eight small tables dec I
grated with dafiodils and lilies Of the VAL I