The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
IN NE MORY OF ASAINI
Many Social Gatherings on
St, Valentines Dyy.
HEARTS WERE THE FEATURE
Of the Decorations for All the
Parties and Balls.
HEARTS WERE THE FEATURE

Parties and Balls.
4 One OF the pretticst OF the many parties
dedicated 10 the naenorv OF s.. Valentine
vas given IN honor OF me Forum Of
Friends University. oy Tire aurora
Society, which is composed entirely OF
young ladies'. The party was held At the
| beautiful residence OF Mr.. Richardson,
on Sycamore street, West Side.
The rooms were very beautifully deco
rated with many hearts Of various sizes
| ana colors. A portiere OF hearts was
| hung in the folding doors between the
two parlors. coy corners were construct
ed in the corners by screens OF hearts.
! Chandeliers. pictures and curtains were
draped with hearts. while abou1 every
| book, mantel-piece, table, and chair, was
! hidden numerous hearts, which were to
figure in the heart hunting contest. Pot
| ted plants also added to the beauty OF
| the room.
Upon first entering the parlors each
| person was introduced to Miss Polly
Wally-Doodle and Aunt Jemimina, who
very prohciently helped in the entertain
ing.
Various games were INDUCED in during
the evening, one of which was the heart
hunt which consisted in finding the
! greatest number of hidden hearts about
the room.
Miss Richardson received first prize,
piece of sheet music. Mr. Ed. Jones cap
! tured the BOBBY prize. which was a stick
/ OF chewing gum.
| Partners for supper were secured in
| the very unique manner of the unwind-
! ing process OF ribbons attached to the
wrists of the ladies. The menu was as
! follows:
Sandwiches.
/ Sweet Pickles. Nut Salad
vanilla Ice Cream.
/ Assorted Cake Chocolate
At the close OF supper, Mr.. Lamp, s
! POSTMASTER, IN a few very appropriate
words, introduced the speakers. who re-
| sponded to the following toasts:
THE Aurora ...-......T Elmer Jones.
The Forum ............ Glades Holloway
! Hearts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John CHARLES
! arrows" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ella White
Those present were: Misses Ada Park
/ hurst, Edna Shaw. Halle Crawford,
/ Elizabeth Goodall, Ellen Humfeld, Bessie
Worthington, Blanch Jones, Ella White,
| Eva urTesser, Mary Kirk, Gladus Hath
away, Orpha Richardson, Messrs. Ed.
Jones, Henry Lampl, Roy Scudder, Leo
Jones, Alfred Moon, o. L. Williams, Eli
/ Thompson. Elmer Jones. II. III. Parker,
John Charles
ENJOYABLE VALENTINE PARTY
The valentine party at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frimeyer on North ST.
Francis avenue, last Friday evening.
| under the auspices of the G. e of the
Central Christian church, was a largely
attended affair The house was beau
tifully decorated with n profusion of
hearts OF many sizes and colors, and one
feature of the evening was to guess their
number. which was finally found to be
/. 156. Being valentine party, Don Cupid
played no small part. and through one
of the plans of the evening the heaViness,
or lightneSs of the matter as the case
may be, rested upon two of the Young
people present, who for a few minutes
appeared TO feel rather uncomfortable,
all parties to the contract being present
save the probate judge. Another new
feat was upon entering the house.
the right hand of each guest was hung
in n sling composed OF baby ribbon. and
all Misunderstanding, eating and other re
qurements of the evening was done with
the left hand a fine being imposed upon
the use Of the right
A very neat program was rendered dur
ing the evening consisting of a hum
erous vocal selection by Rev. A z. Dub
Der. solos by 1Ir. Burl Craig Bert Nc
Eibben. two piano solos by AR Bowers
and a cute little song, Goo Goo Eyes
by little Gibbie Dubber. which elected
rounds OF applause. Owing TO the large
number present a complete list was i'm
possible TO obtain
EPWORTH LEAGUE PARTY
The Dodge avenue Epworth League
celebrated on Valentines night Ey a
party at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Han. II Glen avenue. Miss Nellie Wad-
dington. as president of the social de-
partment OF the league had planned dec
&ations and amuSements very suitable
20 the season. Myriads Of hearts fut-
tered from every corner. and eacn one
present had solved Tor him very salts
factoriiy what Cupid had in store for
him. Miss NaddIngton read a musical
romance while Miss Louie Hall presided
at the piano and furnished the key TO
each mystery by piano solo After
dainty refreshments were served, the
president. Miss Cora West called the
meeting TO order and reports we're given
by Elizabeth Hall. from the spiritual de-
partment. Mabel Munns. as representa-
tive of the Mercury and Help and Rov
Scrivens, - treasurer. Various plans
We're made Tor tne furth6rluCe o. the
good work Of the league AMI eacn de-
parted with a merry heart. Those pres
ent were Rev and Mrs SUi1zeT. MTS. !
Thomas. Le0na L0ngStreth. Mabel nIunns
Cora West. Miss Freshman, -IIlsvick /
Warren Ellis May Cooper Olive Has
kins. Leroy Scriyen Laura Bel. Mr..
George. John Thomas. Louise Hall
Elizabeth han. Nellie WaddinstOn. Pearl
Heashaw. Albert West. Jalnes MunnS.
John Carr. Lulu NYynon. Maggie Carr !
Stella Cooper. Mary Cooper. Mr.. H1s1on, J
MI Engle. Miss Bowers. Miss Ha;ton. (
Mr.. Haton. Kate Bell Miss Covalt. Miss
Widing and May DeSal1l.
PLEASANT VALENTINE PARTY
The Juniors Of the West Side Presbv-
terian Church were entertained ut the
home OF NJ. and Mrs Rudolph Hatfield
Friday evening Inc time was spent in
games. after which luncheon was served
ana each guest siveu 2 souvenir valen-