The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-14
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| annual class reception TO the Juniors at
the home of Miss Bertha Wentworth
last evening.
Games were played and puzzles guessed
until a late hour. Parchessi. dominoes
and checkers were the sports until the
guessing contest. This was slips of paper
pinned around the room on which We're
written suggestions. These were 10 be
answered by words or nouns ending in
ration. Miss Mabel Nuns won the prize
and was given small token OF the occa-
sion. Refreshments were served consist
ing of ice cream and cake then hot
chocolate cake and candy. Glass colors
on small pins were presented 10 each on
their departure. Miss Wentworth as
sisted by Miss Gertrude McClung re-
ceived for the Seniors Those present
were: Howard Woodward James Cox,
Bert Wells, Edgar Haworth. Hey Cox,
John Charles. Wilson Thomas. Roy Scud-
der, Lenora JOY, Bertha Wentworth
Gertrude McClung, Sarah Hurd, Alta
Howard, Mabel Munns.. Hulda Cox.
AT MT. CARMEL ACADEMY.
The young ladies' of Mount Carmel
Academy held their annual banquet on
Monday evening. December s This event
usually takes place on All Saints Day
the e-honored feast of the institution,
but was postponed this year. owing 70
the absence of Right Rev. Bishop Hen
nessey. The dining hall was adorned
with plant and cut flowers and the pur-
pie and gold of the institution.
The Right Rev. Bishop occupied the
place of honor at the head table. around
which the other tables were arranged in
semi-circle. and was voted eminently sue
cessful by all who participated
Thanksgiving day was also very pleas
antly spent at the academy. In the
evening. the members of the second and
third senior classes received, and a pleas
ing and informal program was rendered,
consisting of instrumental. vocal and dra-
matte numbers. The guests of honor
or this occasion were Mother Mary Ger
trude, superior general of the Sisters of
Charity B. V. NJ, and her companion.
Sister Mary Pulcheria, both of Dubuque.
Iowa.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. V !. Jones were pleas
antly surprised last Tuesday evening, at
their home 516 South Water street, the
occasion being their twenty-ffth we'd
ding anniversary. The friends who called
brought well-filled baskets and after an
evening spent a games and music. a
sUmptuous repast was served. The occa-
SION was also the 18th birthday of Mr..
jones.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
on Friday evening a very pleasant time
was spent at the home of Mrs. Fred F.
Maier, on South Topeka avenue. Several
friends were present in honor OF her birth
day. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse AIinnich. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and
daughter. Nina; Mrs Joseph Dodd and
daughter, Nina; Mr.. Philbrick. of Hal
stead. Kan; Mrs. G. Lamb Mrs. Mounts
Several presents were received.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
The Shakespeare department of the
Twentieth Century club met in Sedgwick
Music hail. Tuesday afternoon Of this
week. The work of the class was the
study of the characters in the "caslset"
scene in the Merchant Of Venice At the
next meeting the trial scene will be
studied as a character contrast Of Portia
and Shylocl
Miss Imboden opened the meeting with
gracefully played piano solo.
Ill members Of the class expressed the
intention Of hearing a Comedy OF Err
Tors." and also Much Ado About Moth
rg" Mr. Hartford viii address the club
al private meeting. while in the city.
Owing TO the approaching holidays.
there will be no meeting Of the club
Tuesday. December Is.
RECEPTION GIVEN.
4 reception was given last week at the
home Of Miss Drown on North Topeka.
The ladies receiving were Miss Drown
ard Miss Stever assisted by Miss Mar
hamilton, OF Winneld and Mrs s No
Roberts. Of Chicago.
Strains Of beautiful music added much
u the occasion.
Miss Brook. Miss JAM Burd. Mss
walker Miss Dorsey. Mrs Or Noble.
AIRS. Fazel. Hiss Moore. Miss whims.
Miss MCGEE and Miss Eva MCGEE assisted
in entertainment
Esther srnyth. Mildred Imboden snd
Stever FazeI were the group q little peo-
ple who made t--emselves useful
The invited guests were. Nesdamcs
MAYOR Finlay h.oas Bowie Grant. Niche
ner. Chas Nosbacher CoEdel. Cilas
Smyth. 5. Bowman. Fazel Noh.e. Grain
ger. Thornton. Quigiey Cza5er g. s
Freeman AIlison. p 2. Gibson. Ecissteln.
J Gibson. Sheppard. sTeiser. Dorsey.
Rirkwood Z. smyt- L. q Jackson. Scott +
Richards. T Fuller. T. P Allen. H. l.
Taylor. Culp. J. bowman Pickett Dnzu.
Fendec. 2. T. Duunar " Henriou
Eretch McCabe Decatur Eanusnz
Fletcher. y Gsrst. Trotter. Taylor Ste
rhen. Brown. 4 Walker T. Dnrsey .fii-
zen. Kelley. Knight Carson. Foote. GaI
Balderston. Meredith 8 Campbell. u
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