The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
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who visited Chinatown in San Francisco,
! tod of the missionary Work be-ns Gona
/ there.
Mrs. ]. y. Howard. conference presidcn:
! gave many reasons why We should ae Il
/ terested in home missionary work.
Mrs. Birtie served the ladies with
| lunch.
Mr.. AND MRS DIP. WARD ENTER
DR. and Mrs I. 9. Ward entertained
4 party OF friends Thursday evening. ~
their home. 127 South Water street. in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ T. Wolf. who
are leaving this part OF the city. After
supper. which was composed % oysters.
pickles. celery and fruit OF different klrds.
the guests returned tc The parlor and
sitting room, where the remainder Of the
evening was spent with DIR. Wards talk
ing machine ard q general good time.
About midnight the party began TO
break up. and they all went nome feeling
that they had been thoroughly enter.
tanned. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. F. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. +,
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Helena. Mr.. and
W. TAYLOR. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Richey, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Mr.. and Mrs. p. Schott.
Miss Emma Brown. OF kechi; Miss Nay
Adams. Miss Bird Hoyt, Mss Lottie
Francies, Miss Florence Witter. Miss A
Francis. Miss Lille Hoyt. Mr.. I. +.
Drake. Mr.. p Miner Mr.. G. HOyt, Mr..
Il. Needle Mr.. o. Robertson, and Mr.. G.
TaHey.
The ladies Of the Twentieth Century
club gave a reception on THURSDAY after
noon, at the beautiful home Of MTS -
L. Lehman. y short program had been
arranged. which consisted OF q fine dra-
matte reading by Mrs. Smell. Of the AL
bertus MdgRus school, and Il pleasing
group CT piano soios by Mrs Clarence
Hereford. AIRS. Smell read from Ca
briele D'Annunzia's great poem Of II
Gioconda.' which is dedicated 10 Ele-
nora Dure. of the beautiful bonds" and
delighted her audience by her hne inter-
probation Of the character, especially OF
Silvia Settala and dante. called II
Gioconda.'
Following the program. refreshments
We're served, which added to the delightful
sociability Of the occasion.
The regular program of the art depart
ment was given on last Tuesday IN the
Sedgwick hall. Mrs. A s. Kendrick pre-
Venice, the four most important being
Santa Maria. Della Salute. San Rocco,
San Giabbe and San Sebastiano-
Mrs. L. Z Hamilton gave graphic de-
scrption of the DOge's Palaces, which
was very fully illustrated by a number
of interesting Kodak pictures taken dur
ing her stay in Venice last summer.
Mrs. E T.. Slsde furnished a cOrnpre-
hensiVe study of the works Of Sebas-
tianO del Piomho that great master
whose coloTing always remained Nene-
tan; though strongly influenced by both
Raphael and Michel Anglo. This artist s
greatest picture is the Raising of Do-
zanis," which was painted in rivalry Of
Raphael's Trans6guration.
On next Tuesday the literature depart
ment will take up the study of the char
acters of Pleney, Catherine, Cardinal
Wolsey in Henry VIII.
WILLgGIVE PIANO RECITAL.
MissLeda Schollenberger, a pupil or
Mrs. Georgia Mccoy, viii give a piano re-
cital at the Sedgviek Music hall, Mon
DAY, February 10th, at 5 o'clock Miss
Campbell will give three beautiful vocal
numbers. All interested in good music
viii be cordially welcomed.
PROGRAM:
From Flower TO Flower OCTAVE study
Lullak
'' - Miss schoilenberger.
(a) The First Song ...-..-....... :6iumbert
CO. May Day y..---........,;.,;;..... WaltneW
Miss Campbell.
Miss schollenberger.
Miss Campbell.
Fairy Fingers 4,ft. H.lls
Miss SchoIlenberger.
Accompanies -. Miss Jessie L. Clark
PROGRESSIVE DINNER.
One Of the most ENJOYABLE social events
OF the week was a progressive dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nosbacher,
On Tuesday evening, at their home, 20
Riverview, to twenty CT their frlends.
After dinner the evening was spent AT
whist the prizes being won by Mrs. Z.
brown and Mr.. Chas. Avler.
ON ST. VALENTINES NIGHT.
On next Friday evening the Young Peo-
ple's union of the Unitarian church viii
give concert and dance at the Sedgwlck
music hall. Great preparations are De-
ing made to make this an enjoyable even
ENTERTAIN AT WHIST.
Mr. and Mrs +. r. Enoch entertained
the South Topeka avenue Whist club at
their beautiful home, 1022 South Topeka
avenue. Friday evening. The alnuse-
ment Of the evening was whist. the prizes
being taken by Mrs. Parks and Mr.
HoehIe After the games and awarding
of the prizes bounteous supper was
served Those present were AZ ana
Mrs Enoch, Mr. and Mrs. Parks, Mr. and
Mrs Burris Mr.. and Mrs. I. \. Wilson,
8Ir. and Mrs. H0ehle, AR and Mrs. Dor
sey. Mr.. and A.rs. 7. Voss, Miss Winnie
Clark. Mr.. Frank Parks.
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL.
The Fourth Annual Charity ban given
last Thursday at Garfield hall was
grand success. Over two hundred were
upon the floor while many more occu-
pied the gallery and watched the dance.
evergreen rope. twisted red crepe paper
and southern smilaX- No place that
could be beautiful, with decorations was
neglected The stage was especially
prettv. being decorated with green and
red ropes with palm and sniiaN IN the
back graupd. The stage was used the
dining room. The following lunch was
SALAD Sal d Sandwiches. Pickles.
Ice Cream with Chocolate Dressing.
Assorted Cake
The decorating was IN charge Of com
rnfttee headed BY Mrs. George Pratt. Her
assistants were Mesdamss 4. &. Jobes.
r. i. Dunn c. G. Cohn. Finlay Ross, II.
C. Campbell r. c. Smrth and Miss Eva
Dewey In charge of the dining room
were NnzCsn1eS G y Ferguson O. T..
Davidson. J. n. Ross. {. Z. Potts. @
Xv. Brown Harry Mortimer. II. \ Car
win. George Gehring. J. F. Shearman and
So. r. Delaney.
J. PLEASANT SURPRISE
A few friends of Mss Katie kcehler
gave her q eHrpTise patty 1T her home
on North Topeka. last - e5ufSiaY nlEht
Fho egeniug was PASSED With music alla
games drl1 rcftestiilelIs "tie s-Efe3
There were present. Marx craig. Rose
1farEeT. agnes holloway, Frances p tl4-
e1ahel Byrres. Este.4 welsh. <ellie
Evrles- Nellie Eesilr. Anna Leahy Elsie
l>oehier hate Nstrief. Aarain Peters
5osenh HueeS. John tiealev. John lizT-
keg. George FsInsZ JOHN kearreEs 1cs- /
erh Warren leo 1iarkay. Frank car
r-r Francis Healey'. NEn Knax. Enust (
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