The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
OLD SOLDIERS
TELL WAR TALES
They Observed WaShington'S
Birthday Last Night.
REGULATIONS AND MUSIC
Other Social Events of the
Week in Wichita.

able one they had attended in many
day.
Before the campfire the following pro-
gram was rendered:
Opening call-Drum solo $500. Prof. Sloan
Introductory remarks. Capt. Fishback
Song-"Tenting on the Old Camp
ground" 80. Ladies Aid and S. of V.
Address ............... Mrs. Helena Mason
Address ..................... ]. z. Conklin
Piano solo ............ Miss Gail Chapman
Pantomlne-"The Conquered Ban
ner' ................ Misses Hathaway
Vocal solo ..................... Mrs. Clover
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. L. Papes
Recitation-Selected ........Mrs- Callahan
Address Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Beach
Recitation .................... Mrs. Goodall
Address -..-....--.....-....... Mrs. Hlchey
Vocal solo ..........Dr. Murray Kirl1wood
Recitation ...............-...-. Minnie Lane
Recitation ................. Adolph Wendell
IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY.
Although Washington's birthday was
not universally celebrated this year on
account of Lent and the numerous events
of last week the Sons and Daughters of
the Revolution met Friday night at the
Hamilton hotel for their annual obser-
vance of the day. Dinner was served in
the dining room which was prettily dec
/ GRATED with roses. The parors of the
hotel were decorated with roses and flags
and here the guests assembled after din
ner and passed the evening with cards
and social amusements. The evening was
all the more enjoyable by the absence of
| formality such as has always character
lied other events of this nature. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames Reed
Mortimer, Kimball, Lewis. Rose. Cook,
Human, Houston, Davidson, Grimes,
Woolard, Ashbaugh, FabriQue, Vandusen,
Harris, Mrs. Murray Myers of Topeka,
Mrs ~. S. Carter, Mrs. Thomas Motley.
GIVEN A UNIQUE RECEPTION.
The Senior class of high school enter
! tanned the Junior class and the faculty
! Friday evening with a unique reception.
! Invitations issued decorated in pen and
| ink with sketches of a figure in domino
with the inscription Dress Like Me- on
! it. The reception hall was decorated with
huge dominoes placed IN numbers on the
ceiling, formed of black cloth with white
spots. The colors of the senior class
were placed in either end of the hall in
banners of purple, lavender and white.
On the stage palms were arranged. A
witch's tent was prepared in one corner in
which a witch sat who told the fortunes
of those who wished to know the future
and the past. The grand march OF all
the dominos opened the evening. after
which all were seated at the tables for
the first course. This consisted of sand
wichs of cheese and crackers, tied with
the junior colors, blue and yellow. After
half an hour the second course consisting
of French kisses was served. Another
/ half hour passed before the last course
appeared. This consisted of cake and
cream, also in Junior colors. Just before
this course all the guests unmasked and
/ partners recognized. After supper the
/ evening was spent in games and dancing
/ Those present were: Prof. and Mrs. r. f.
| Knight. Prof. and Mrs. +. 2. Isely, Misses
| Clara Bowen, Cynthia Cleaveland, Nellie
/ Dryden, Meddie Hamilton, Anna Ward,
+ Mabel Snder, Eleanor Larkin, Minnie
1 Blazer, Fern Dorsey, Clara Dawes. Fay
! Wolfe. Mary Finley, Pearl Green, Editha
/ COwden May Skidmore. Nina Wightman,
/ Bertha KirlIwood, Lulu Richmond. Min
ME Williams, Bessie Bennett, Mayme
/ Chandler, Nelia Hall, Jane Parkinson,
! Ida Doffiemeyer, Inez Barkalow. Char
| lagne Furley, May Jones, Louise McNam-
ara. Mabel Mossmsn. Grace Wilkie Es-
/ Their Chase, Sallie RowIes, May Cooper.
/ Ine7 Kilgore Nellie Leichhard, Leila
/ Banks. Pearl Farmer, Alice Rice. Amy
/ Dryden, Leo Museller, Edna Battin, Har-
riet DEAN, MoIlie Warren, Rhoda Car
ney, Ruth McCabe, Matte Moffitt Or
/ pha Reed. Pearl Barrows. Blanche Over
man, Maybelle Loveland, Jessie Whit
/ lock. Gail Sutton, Marguerite Cunrod,
/ Lulu Hodges. Florence Huffman. Juan
/ tia Taylor. Fern Husey, Ora Westgate.
Viola Walton. Bernice Payne, Nellie Dun
can, Maude Cashion, Mabel Farp. Anna
Ray. Grace Dufieid, Clara Cousley, Belle
! Burton, Mabel Dorsey, Emma Schwab,
/ ora Dewing. Mabel Cochran. Mary Pever-
/ ley. Matte Howard. Elizabeth Brooks,
! Leona Robinson. Messrs R +. Dunkin,
! NJ. c. Wareham. Enfield, Richard Walk
er. sidney Swope. Charlie Hyde John Low
&C. Roy Southwick. Herbert Jones, Roy
/ Hennings. Harvey SchOllenberger, Ed
ward Thompson, Eugene Lynch. Roy Tur-
ner. Scott Wear, George Barnes. Ray
! Bailey. Leslie Sullivan, Clyde Wear. Her
/ bert Kelley. Arthur Giwoski, Edward
! Hess. Dean Minick. Reese Lewis, Lucius
/ AIDES. Western LOOMS, Wesley Rowles'
/ Mare Clamp. Harry Comley. Waldo Car
ran, Leroy Leonard, Claff Naftzger. Tom
+ Woodland Victor Gerties. Grover Whey.
/ Ward States. Bruce Petrie. Lance Ap-
plebv. Harold Sternberg, Clean Whitney
1 Harry Campbell. jay Wetmore. Samuel
| Walker. Walter Morgan. Edward Grimes,
Carl Biting. Harry Stewart. Bert Max
we'll Byron Rowiee. Rollin Williams.
| Locke Davidson. VIII FIosford-
ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS
Miss Esther Rauch entertained q small
party OF nor friends 81 leT uealtL4 IA
home, AS North Lawrence The feature
/ OF the evening wss a guessing contest
The guests were supplied with a menu 81
/ a Thanksgiving dinner rewritten 81 the
names or combination Of names 81 differ
I ent articles Each one was TO guess the
name Of the dish by the names Of tiese
articles Miss Lulu Simpson By guessing
/ the entire menu Won the prize. a very
handsome art calendar delightful
! luncheon Of chilli and hot tanalos Has
/ served. Those present were Misses
afalsde. Nettie and Laura MyleT. Miss
| Lulu Simpson. sir. Burt Mcklbben. Ar-
/ Beryle Gregg, Nr. clyde NyIer and 4ir-
Roy Scudder-
VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE
| 4 very pleasant surprise was given Mrs
7 l. Hoover SATURDAY evening by ner
I! daughter. Mss Josephine az her rome
/ on North Washington avenue j being
! Mrs. Eoover's md hirthsicy- TIE even
inE vas spent u games ara generation
! after which Refreshments were served
{ AZ g fate hour the guests departed, all
/ having spent a pleasant evening and
/ wishing sIrs Hoover nlsuy hap7y returns
/ Ct thc DAY. These present wcre Atss-s
an6 Mesiaraes Ruloipa Catzghey- John
! Elatt. Grant Youug sam A5cDs rielsr GO.
/ Chateau. Johu CampheH. J. :. Hoover
j Charles Hoover. Nesssanes Ward. HocF-
- and CuIp. Misses Garnet Cuip- jose
| pliine Hoover Linn.e CUP Bel C5otssa.