The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
GHOSTS WERE
IN EVIDENCE
At the Parties Given Friday
Night.
SEVERAL MASQUE BALLS
Were Given--0ther News of
the Social World.


In Hartman's hail last night the Jolly
Sixteen club gave masquerade party to
number of their friends. The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Dancing was the principal amusement OF
the evening Music was furnished by a
stringed band adm impaired jollity to
the affair that music can only give. There
were costumes of every description and
kind adm some were very striking in their
uniqueness. In one corner of the han
was a long table arranged for serving
refreshments. AS each guest entered he
was given a card which entitled him TO a
glass of cider, an apple or a sandwich.
Until q late hour the folk enjoyed the
festivities. The chaperones were: Mes
danes F. Smythe. Morsman, Denny, w.
r. Dulaney, Bowman and Mitchell The
MEMBERS of the club are: Messrs. Frank
Oliver, D. Denny, Chas. smyth, Westel
Morsman, WILDER Cooper, Raymond Slit
tier, Albert Oliver, Raymond Littell.
Misses A. Houston Mae Bell Smyth. Mary
Cooper, Esther Smyth. Sarah Morsman,
Lulu Dulaney, Esthelyn Bowman, Aver
ada Reese The guests were: Misses
Corinne Ludlurn, Bessie Griffith, Irene
Reilly, Clay Clauss, Melville Campbell,
Lillian Bowman, Dixie Cogdell, Louise
Cogdell, Annie Hall, Helen Jackson, Car
Eelia, Vail, Sidney Clapp. Jennie Pulling
ton, Margaret Mcnamara Elanor Dixon,
Conscience Sargent, Hazel Worrell. Lot
tie Ludlum, Eliza Thockmorton, Margue-
rite Bowman, Norman Harris, Lottie
Hess, Marie Horner, Lillian Scott. Messrs.
Willard Droaks, Charles Adams, Sidney
Levi, Forest Amsden, Edgar Amsden,
Milton Gross Vester Cohn. VIM Holmes,
Charles Harrison, Tom Griffith, Tom
Churchwood, Douglas Stinson, Ernest
McComb, Smith Ayler. Edmund Adams,
Karl Mosbacher, Edward Little, Lyman
Darling. Howard Darling. Charles Ayles-
bury, Edwin Aylesbury.
ON LULU AVENUE
Miss Edna Watson was the hostess to
a successful ghost party, given at the
home of c. S. Franks. of Lulu avenue
Friday evening. The guests were masked
and their Identity successfully concealed
until the masks were removed. The
evening was spent in the usual games
and stump speeches. The guests departed
at a late hour. pleased with the evening 8
entertainment Those present were:
Messrs c. A Preston, Frank Merrill, l.
Sioux, Crane, Alexander, Kinkaid. Fur
nish Watson and c. L. Franks. Misses
Marguerite Baine, Daisy Watson, Maud
Hess, Elma Spencer. Miss Johnson. Edna
Watson, Mrs. Preston. Franks. Miss
Leona Blades and Lucille Cudahy.
IN UNIVERSITY BUILDING
The teachers and kindergarten assist
ants of the kindergarten department Of
the Friends University gave a Hallowe en-
party in the university building last Fri
day evening They invaded the Davis
Literary society and invited them to par
ticipate in the merrymaking. Lunch was
served in the kindergarten room Opposite
each lady was left a vacant chair for her
future husband, who appeared exactly at
y. The gay occasion broke up in the
wee small hours with a ghost dance.
Those present were: Messrs. c. c. Shuts,
Ethlyn Worth, Lena Worth, Crosett
Hugan, Ora Redding, Nellie Piercy, Ida
Williams, Frances Sanders, Belle Davis.
Rich. Laura Tomlinson, johnson, HALEY,
Pearl Hayworth. and Keegan. Messrs.
Arthur Jones, Coppic, Oliver Rich Vir-
gil Davis, Kemps Ed Jones, Lawrence.
Rich, Davis and Hoyt.
ON NORTH LAWRENCE
Mrs Kimel and Miss Kirkwood gave
Halloween party Friday evening, at S25
North Lawrence. Ghosts Of all sizes and
descriptions received the guests.
Several games were participated in, one
of which was an observation game.
Pumpkin seeds were strung, Miss Bour-
gete being prize winner.
Halloween refreshments were served.
Those invited were: Messrs and Mes
danes: Knight. Boyle Noble, Larlin.
Little. Parkinson, Gibson. E0ey. Cramer,
and Mrs. John Kimel. Misses Bess Allen.
Nayne Chandler, Blanche and Hortense
Imboden. Harriet Stanley. Gabrielle
Human, Mae and Carrie Wright. Mary
Findley, Marie Kenagy. Ella Bourgette,
Lalage. Mable and Irene Han. Lynette
and Claudia Mccoy, Emma McClees.
Lulu Richmond. George Graves. Darl
and VIVA Oldheid. Grace and Emma Col
vim. Edna Battin. Media Hamilton. Hes
ter Winne. olive and Eva Decatur. Ternpy
and Doiue Kimel. Hazel Foote. Addie
Baker Mabel Dorsey. Maude McCand-
less. Jane Parkinson. opal Street. Eleanor
I.arkin. Leo Muscular. Winnie Wooiard,
Mildred Hayworth. Hattie SewaI. Marcisl
Adams. Messrs. Clarence Reed. Adrian
Houck. Otis Cove. Everett Alexander.
Leslie sullivan. Gilbert Tucker. Jack
Parkinson. Ralph Peters, John and Wal
ter stark. Ray and Pearse Torrey. Fred
Hiu. Jerry Dice. Samuel Kimel. Harden
and Harmon Ebey. Harvey Cain. Roy
Morley, DIS. Frank Herman, Dave Park
inson. Murray KirkwOod-
MASQUERADE PARTY
masquerade party was given b. Miss
Maud Sutton and Miss Mae Cars 81 the
home OF the former. en- wabash avenue
The Invitations issued were.
Come at the witchlng hour q eight
October thirty-nrst IS the date
six thirty OF Wabash street IS The SPOT.
Come in mask orc woe-not luck sril
be your lot.
And AZ the appointed hour The guests
arrived. representing sailors. school girls.
eypsIes. ghosts and the diao-eat nation
aii;les
At late hour they proceeded 70 the
dining room. where apples. cider and
gingerbread hearts were served
Those present we're Mlses Airina
Wide. Agnes Blakeiy. Ganss Mai.ow.