The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-23
HOW DO YOU
SHAKE HANDS
Continued from Sixth Page.


Childe, Miss Childe and the AIessrs. Mat
son, all OF their numbers We're well receiv-
ed. After delicious refreshments were
served which were IN entire harmony
with the occasion, the hostess announced
that a potato race was about to begin.
This race called forth a deal of friendly
and humorous rivalry among the partici
pants and quite audible meTTjment among
the spectators. The timekeepers awarded
the hrst ladies' prize 10 Mrs. Taft who
made the best record of any person in the
race. The gentleman's prize was won by
Mr.. Cathcart We sympathetically with
hold the names of the persons receiving
consultations. At late hour as the guests
reluctantly made ready to depart, they
with one voice united in declaring Judge
and Mrs. Wall ideal entertainers; also
that it is an absolute cure for all mental
ills to attend a St. Patrick social.
FIREMAN SURPRISED.
The Odd Fellows and he Re5ekah lodges
Of the West Side gave David Klliian. a
fireman on the West Side, a surprise par
" last Thursday evening at his home,
200 Martinson avenue. The occasion was
his 47th birthday. The evening was spent
in general conversation. As token OF
Of their fellowship toward Mr.. KilliOn the
two hodges presented him with a beauti-
ful watch charm with the emblem Of the
Odd Fellows on one side and d +" on
the other. At a late hour refreshments
were served. Those present We're; AIessrs.
and Mesdames Mulkley, Haugh. Daniels,
Kiliion, NJ. r. Smith c. r. Lindsay, J.
W. Wadley, T. {. Clemens, AIesdanes
Hays, Pearl AIitts F. II. Fletcher, Tab
Ter, Misses Tabler. Clara Dallzell May
Killion, Mr.. and Mrs. il. d. KilliOn, Mr..
Edward and Harley KilliOn, Misses Inez
and Annie Killion, Mr. Claud and Emma
Killion.
WHIST PARTY
Mrs. Harry Snyder and Mrs. Hirsh en-
tertained Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Snyder. The occasion was in honor
her sister. Mrs. a. Il. Foppe. The enter
tainment Of the evening was whist, the
prize being won by Miss Sadie Joseph and
AIr. Joe kaufman. A dainty lunch was
served. after which the remainder of the
evening was spent with music and dane
ing. Those present were: Miss Marie
Harff Of Cincinnati. Miss Sadie Joseph /
Miss Ida Joseph Miss Lena Joseph, Miss
Rose Walenstein. Miss Sadie Kaufman,
Miss Esther kaufman, Miss EsteIe Bam- |
berger, Miss Peverley, Mr.. and Mrs. a. |
II. Foppe Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bamberger, !
Mr.. Ike Goldsmith, Mr.. Guy Peverley,
Mr.. Charles Joseph, Mr.. Milton Green |
field, Mr.. Scott Greenfield. Mr. Joe Kauf- |
man, Marks. Mr.. Harry Hirsh.
MRS. CONKLIN ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. p ]. Conklin entertained a few /
o. her friends in honor of Mrs. Stanly /
Conkltn, of New York. last Tuesday even |
ing, at her home. 901 Waco avenue. The |
principal entertainment of the evening /
was charades which were acted out with /
appropriate costumes. Refreshments were
served.
The guests were: Mrs. Stanley Conk
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Conklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram NorcrOss, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Holmes, Mrs. W. II. Stice. Miss Anna
Mason, Miss Eta Mason, Miss Catilina
Mason, Miss Inez Jackson. Miss Margaret
Prof. Kingsbury. Mr. Ralph
Martin, Mr.. Earl Capps, Mr.. Alf Conklin,
DR.. c. G. Adams.
AN INFORMAL DANCE.
The Neighborly Six Hundred Euchre
,lub were entertained Monday evening by
Mrs. Dean Gordon. TO a very pleasant in
formal dance. at Prof NIelvin's dancing |
aall. 40 North Main street. Refreshments
were served after the dance at Mes
serves Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs How I
ard Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas KelsO. DR.. and
Mrs. J. z. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
nnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson. the
Misses Scott, Miss Anna Brown, Mr..
sivin Hagny and Mr.. Jesse AFcClees.
BOYS CLASS ENTERTAINS.
Prof. II. =. Scotts class Of boys in the !
7irst NJ. Z. Sunday school entertained :
number Of their friends Wednesday
.vening, in the parlors OF the church
7rof. Scott made very pleasant talk to
he boys. after which the following mu- {
ical program was enjoyed:
7iano duet. .Messrs. Bonney and Myers I
Mandolin solo ............N Mr.. John Barnes /
Piano solo .................-.....Ai Mr.. Hamlin |
Piano duet ..MessrS Gouitry and Hamlin |
DELIGHTFUL SONG RECITAL.
Complimentary 10 the people OF En-
,oria. Kan, who have patronized them !
or the last wo years, the Misses Priest
ey treated them with a delightful song |
ecital last Friday night, at Emporia. !
irs. Robertson, Of Wichita, took the lead
nG part. Mrs. Robertson has a very :
,eautiful voice. and the crowd that /
leard her was delighted with her sing
ng. She sang. Love is a Tyrant" from !
he Singing Girl" "Bartletts Dream, :
AIerrily / Roam Forgotten" My
Dream Of You" and "A Winters Lul-
aby."
Trant ONeil. Of Emporia. sang Thou ]
Are Like Unto a Lovely Flower" Miss \
lobb. the accompanist, gave very beau
iful piano solo.
I in pale tan foulard, figured with !
ark brown Japanese fan, which was
made over pink taffeta. The bodice was
f real lace and was trimmed with strap
ings of pink and brown. tan velvet. The {
kirt was trimmed with geiloons Of lace J
nd dounces OF chiffon.
AIRS. Robertson VIII sing Sunday morn
1r ~ the First Presbyterian church. Z
Irs. Robertson is a pupil of Miss Won {
ieyfried, of Wichita
.NTERTAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS. !
Last night Prof J.. J. Harold and Josiah / {
}lnford. Of the Friends University. enter
aimed their Sabbath school classes at the ]
ome OF Lindiay Pitts. one-half mile west I
1 the University. The classes consisted
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