The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
CLUB GUEST DAY
Hypatia Mambers Received
Friends Monday.
PLANS FOR CHARITY BALL
Other Social Events of the
Past Week

with a paper by Mrs. S. a. Bass who
gave an intelligent and exhaustive re-
view of Bertha Runkle's 1.-THE Helmet Of
Navarro"
Mrs. Finn reviewed Tolstoi's 'Resurrec-
ton in detail and made many interest
ing comments on the same.
Mrs. Naftzger read an excellent paper
on Winston Churchill's The Crisis
A beautiful vocal duet was rendered
by Mrs. II. Child and Miss Blanch Child.
When time for adjournment came each
one present felt that the afternoon had
been well spent.
LEWIS ACADEMY ENTERTAINMENT.
The faculty and students of Lewis
Academy gave a reception last Friday
night, for the benefit of the library of
the school. as each one who attended
brought book for the library. The acad-
envy building was decorated with the
academy colors, flowers and palms. On
the blackboards were pictures. a pro-
gram was rendered at which the academy
orchestra gave several numbers. Miss
Laura Lothrop, Miss Esther Van Mugs
and Mr. Gerald Shelley gave recitations,
and Miss Ellen Smith, Miss Grace Lucas,
Mr.. Charles Adams and Mr. .erbert Hat
field played piano solos. The girls gym
nasium class gave a dumbell exercise.
ASSEMBLY CHAUTAUQUA ENTER
TAINS.
The members Of the East Side Chautau-
qua circle assembled at the Staley home.
on tn ecorner of Fourteenth street and
Fairview avenue, last Tuesday night,
where they were entertained by the men,
Ders of the Assembly Chautauqua circle.
The evening opened in true Chautauqua
style wit ha roll call, at which the men,
bers of the Assembly circle told some
facts of prominent characters in history,
while the others tried to guess what char
acter was portrayed; and the members
of the East Side circle gave quotations
from the authors studied during the
year. Each circle gave a chrade, which
the other circle guessed, the East Side
representing the inscription over the gate
of Dante's Inferno while the Assem-
bly, circle represented the Fall Of De-
cemvirs.''
The supper was called an italian one,
and the menu consisted of macaroni with
tomato sauce, bologna sausage, olives,
sandwiches, narchioness pudding, cake.
coffee. stuffed dates. The guests also
gathered around a hugh Jack Horner pie
and after all had found their ribbons they
pulled together and each one drew out OF
the pie a toy instead of the proverbial
plum. Each then wrote a rhymn telling
why the toy was like or unlike the char
acters represented and the prize was
awarded TO Mrs. o. w. Jones' There
were present from the East Side Circle,
Rev. James A. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mrs.
combs. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Miss Nc
Laughlin, Miss Conway, Miss Wilson,
Miss Haynes, Miss Combs. DR. Gsell. Mr.
Dan Jones. OF the Assembly circle there
were present. Mrs. Edwin Stevens. of FL
wood, Ind, Misses Staley, Kate Staley.
Elizabeth Staley. Norcross, Carver, Max
well, Evans, Coda Evans. Anna Vim
cent, MeCandless, Messrs, Barber. Dick
ey. Huler, Staley and Vincent
MR.. AND MRS. DORSEY ENTERTAIN
The home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ W. Dor
sey, at 1919 South Lawrence. was a scene
of merTiment and good cheer last Friday
night. 1t was the occasion of a whist
party given to a number of their friends.
The house was brilliantly lighted, the
game spirited and enticing. and the host
and hostess delightfully."- entertaining The
guests. too, seemed at their best and
more pleasant evening could not be wished
for. After cards refreshments were
served in three courses, consisting of
olives, pickles. oysters; sandwiches, SAL
ads. wine; ice cream, cake and coffee.
The first prizes of the evening were
won by Mrs. Knoblaugh and Mrs. Chas.
Schnitzler, and the boobies" by Mrs.
Copeland and Mr.. Al Goodin. During the
evening Mrs. Copeland recited several
comical selections in her inimitable way
that received hearty encore
MISS DRAKE ENTERTAINED
Miss Minnie Drake entertained a party
of friends on Tuesday evening at her
home. 900 South Lawrence avenue. 1t
was a very pleasant affair and all en-
Joyed the evening to the utmost
BIRTHDAY PARTY OF CHAPTER.
The Young Peoples Chapter Of the ST.
Johns Episcopal church gave birthday
party in Sedgwick music hall last Thurs
day evening, the occasion being the eighth
birthday of the organization. Each mem
Der of the society brought to the party a
birthday offering. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Piano solo .......... Miss Mosceline Daisy
500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. c. w. YOst
900 -..-.--......-...-.-..-.... Paul Noble |
SOLO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jack Shields J
Refreshments were served, and the /
guests engaged in dancing.
HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNITY.
The Phi Lamda Epsilon fraternity Of /
The high school entertained at the home /
u Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Comley. 11s7 North |
Lawrence avenue, last Friday night. The /
nome was decorated with palms and slni- /
ak. and cut flowers. The evening was
pent IN dancing. cards and billiards. Each /
quest was given q card bearing part OF a |
cke and when the card completing the
oke was found, partners for supper were
ounu. In the afternoon before the party
ach OF the young women invited re-
elVed a box containing. not a bouquet
tut a single marguerite. Those present
we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatton Misses
I I To !
-anpoeil, Sidney Clapp. Ora Westgate. (
Marguerite Smith. Mary Finley. Naude /
less. lrValere Mosher. May Comlev. Ed
"a SoidStandt. Lynette Furley: Messrs (
-mmvt Hill. Bert Brown. Dean Mlnick.
soy Hennings. Harry Campbell. Harold
ternherg. Harry Comley. Reece Lewis
LUTHER DAMON SURPRISED
\ successful surprise party took place
rlday evening. ia honor OF Luther Z.
'amon. Jr- During his absence a dozen
MS intimate friends took possession
I the parlcr At his sisters home on
or1h Market street. ard upon his return
oeEt merry evening with games &
u kinds. including hunt ard general
,ramble FOR peanuts. which we're hid- :
an everywhere The guests were. avis
amiiton- Miss Hszel Trait Hiss Orphs
ates. Jessie Edssrten. MISSES LEA and
me King. Leon Brown, Powell Cham
lon, Emery Trait, Charles Nundeu.
ebert George and ReOa Damon
BICYCLE GLIB ENTERTAINED
Hiss Miriam Payne entertained the I'm
rial Hic5 Gle club AZ her home ou the
tst >iae- last Tuesday evening. The {
tests enjoyed themselves With i candy
iil Those present were Nellie Pork {
-rar Bernice Pavne. Lvdla Violet.
RANGES Parsons. Lois Payn=. Miriam
-.nr. Leila Re Ed Violet ed aFr- :