The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
THEY SPOKE
IN GERMAN
- % sIxth Pags.

Continued from Sixth Pags-
burn, Mary Lanple. Ida Williams. Alice
I Wadei, Henrietta Iensz. Marguerite
Combs; Messrs. Leon Morehead. Harry
Combs, Harry Robins. Harry Boswortfl.
/ Willie Hutchison. Willie Riley PAU Hyde.
Delbert Hacker. ora SchoPD. Charley Car
ter and lie Roy Riley
At MRS. BATES
Ms. Guy Bates gave a delightful sur
prise party at her home. IS North Mar
( ket. on last Tuesday evening. n honor
/ Of her daughter. Miss Orpha. il being
I her tenth birthday. The evening was
spent in various games. after which re-
4 freSnments were served, consisting of ice
cream and assorted cake AMI fruits The
? dining room was beautifully decorated
in pink ard green. Those present were.
Jessie Edgingtou, Helen Dubber, Mar
/ guerite Bowers, Goldie Weity, Orpha
Bates. Stanley carp, Earl Barteu, John
+ Upton, Del Lauck. Luther Dawson.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
4 Another milestone IN the progress OF
the Twenlieth Century Club was marked
on Tuesday afternoon in the fine lecture
room OF DR.. Merwin-Marie Smell. This
lecture was a deeply instructive review
of the beginnings Of the art impulse its
development through Oriental Greek
i
and its final elimination in the high Re
Nuisance period Of painting Highest in
the roll OF great artists. DR.. Smell placed
the name of Titan CT Galore, whose
magnificent achievements are a part OF
the splendid history OF Fenice-"with her
paVenents OF liquid chrysaprsse, her PAL
aces OF porphyry and marble - her
churches fOored with mosaics. her sI-
very dOmes and ceilings glirtefing with
er1llufrrra HaAra7 molten cold In The
long life OF this Titan. which lacked but
one year OF the hundred marx. came
and passed away al the great Renais-
sauce painters, whose excelIencies he
combined IN his own manner. His in
nuence dominated art until the period Of
the Decadence Of Italian art, which began
about 1862
Dr. SHELLS lecture was OF itself almost
an education in the history OF art. and
emphasized and made luminous the study
OF the art department in the work OF
the last two years
Two very enjoyable musical numbers
were given by Miss Mary Findley and
4Ir. Robert n Staples.
on next Tuesday afternoon the art de-
partnent has one OF the best study pro-
grams OF the year. Beginning promptly
al go o clock George W. Cahles' popular
new novel The Cavalier" VIII be re-
viewed The meeting viii close at 4,33.
The program is as follows:
The Life and Works OF TIHtoretto..--
--....-----.-.--..---....A Miss Emma Crsst
Paul Veronesis' Place IL Art.....--..-
.-.....-............ Mrs. John Parkinson
Some Impressions OF Venice ........-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Leader
The Painter Of La Natte" .....-....
........--..-......... Mrs. David Walker
Any lady interested with the subjects
is cordially invited TO be present
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
very pleasant surprise occurred at /
the home Of Nj and Mrs. H. s. Free /
man. 81 North Cleveland avenue. April
8, it being Mrs. Freeman birthday. \
number Of friends and relatives were
present and e Il enjoyed an elaborate din /
ner, which the guests had prepared. A
number Of valuable presents were re-
ceived. Those present were. Air. and
Mrs. T. Frazier AIr. and Mrs. II. Free /
man, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Young, Mr.
and Mrs L. W. Bushnell. ar ard Mrs
G. P. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Lyon, (
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Freeman, Charlie I
Cole VIII TompsOu. Ryts Lyon. Arthur !
Freeman. Charlie Robins
B. II S. c. BALL
The B n. :. G. gave their Easter bah +
on Friday evening III Garfield hall. There
were a number OF guests present. Among (
them was Miss Sliels and Miss walker
OF St Louis. who have lately come here I
70 live. The evening was cool ard the [
music was supreme and al present en- (
joyed themselves. The .. II. s. c. is rap /
idly coming 10 the front as a local club.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. r. r I
Smith entertained in honor Of their
daughter. EdIa s. eleventh birthday. The
evening was very pleasantly spent with
games. Miss E6Ia received many beau
Deuts were served Those present. Edla
Smith. Annie kllion. Beruice Payne, /
Ruth Payne, Gladys Kins. Blanche Black
Hazel Black. Ester McPheten, Charlotte I
Durfev Ruth Smith. Beatrice Kirkland. j
Addie Smith. Tane king Jennie Druavy. J.
SURPRISED Mr. BROWN
4 jolly crowd OF Select Knights and T.
Ladies surprised AR. 4. Brown. at his
home. 80 Riverview. A very enjoyable
evening was spent in cards and other
games. Mrs. Brown served a very ela-
CANT lunch Those present We're; Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton. Alr. and Ms Foley
Dir. and Mrs. Weller, Ar and Airs.
Michael. Mrs. Betch. Mrs. Buffers. Mrs
Vantrace. Miss Lena ana Edith Buffers.
Miss Lucille and mildred Betch. Hiss
Grace Priest Miss Delta Van Trace Mss
Gus Canine. SIR ToWia, Mr. Harel, M.
Ea-ly, Sir. Br0wE. Mr. wilson
FOR MISS DAISY BELL
Mrs. y. " Davidson gave two dinner
parties last week in honor Of hsr sister.
Miss Daisy Ben Of Chicago. The drst
was given wednesday evening. The dec
ora sons were tulips. Which were very
beautifully arransld ur0n the tables.
The guests were. Mss Daisy Lynch,
Miss Ada Scott. Miss Jessie scott Miss
Mason. Mr.. T. o. Hacrg sir Bruce
TriGdr ar. Jesse McCiees. 3fr. Roy AL
len, 1Ir. harris. Air. Rogers.
On THURSDAY uight vas given the sec
end dinner Tuiirs were again the dec
oraLons and the idea was nicely carried
out, when ice cream VS. served III tulln
baskets Those present were. ar AID
Mrs g. IS El5IedIc. ar. ard AlrE @
II Smrth. Nr. and Mrs g. q. C0hn. Er.
and Mrs. Howard Wheeler a[r. and 1frE-
~. p. lines. Lr. ana AIRS Homer Cald-
wen 1fr- ana Ara walter Pond SIR
and Mrs. ~. r Duia1cT. ar and Mrs
s. ~ CoCper. Nr. and AIRS. @ IT Er1wu-
1frs. j. T.. Pidav. Mrs = J. 1Iccse-raTa.
5Ir Bruce pr.65T. 1ir CHAPMAN
Bch EVENINGS was spent IN rlaFirE SIX
handed s1c3re The Trzes on MONDAY
evening" vr-e awarded ~ Nfss 1iaspn ard
Ar. Allen ard On TnurslaT evening -
FIR. ard 1lrs- walter Pond
ENTERTAIN At HAMILTON
Alr. and Alrs IL J. Esguy eztertai-e5 9
few guests at rhe Hamilton h1.sl issg
gIr~a1w ef-re tr rrnrr az 1ftus Tarl4