The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-09


lege will deliver lecture on that
subject. A large attendance IS cordially
urged
ENTERTAIN YOUNG PEOPLE.
Friday evening a merry party of young
people gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. WA. Stalker, 1850 South Lawrence
avenue. The evening was spent in 2 most
enjoyable manner. Mrs Stalker and Mas
ter Adolph Wendle gave numerous reci-
tations. to the delight of those present.
a dainty luncheon was served, and It
was a late hour when all had departed
feeling that no ore could excel Mr. and
Airs. Stalker as entertainers. Those pres
ent we're AIRS. Free NanDeventer, Miss
Bertha Bloss, Mrs VanDeventer. Edith
Van Deventer. Messrs. Harry Hicks, Ev-
eret WhaIey, Raymond Smith. Bert Hays
Ralph Kenyon. Frank Kenyon. Clifford
Williams. Carl Furnish. Claud Hall, VIM.
Akers. Steel McKutcheon, George Put
nam, Holley Stanley. Peterson, Ray
mond Brimmer, Adolph WenCle. Misses
Stella Furnish. Gertie Garrison, Pear
Barrows, Gala Hall, Lena Ray. Carrie
NanDeventer, Hattie Fryer Ernestine
Casper, Kate Teal. Aura Furnish. Ada
HlHard. Davis Hnliard, Anna Brinmer,
Helen Bloss, Mesdames, Kenyon. J. Fur
nish, Dean Of Lyons and Ar. and Mrs.
Brimmer.
JOLLY DOZEN MEETING.
One of the many pleasant meetings
held by the Jolly Dozen club was the one
al the pretty new home OF Mrs. c. z.
Bascom on South Topeka avenue on
Tuesday afternoon. The ladies spent a
most delightful afternoon, and a fine
lunch was served. All decided Mrs. Bas-
com to be a charming hostess Mrs.
Frank Daniels viii entertain the club
next Tuesday. The members present were
Mesdames Hays, Sites, Owens, Stump
ton, Truck, Goodin. Daniels, Anderson.
Minnick, Lands, Bascom. The invited
guests were Nesdames Hoehle and Bas-
com.
DEWEY WHITE NUPTIALS.
A very pretty wedding occurred We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at the home
of Rev. Wilson, of South Washington
avenue. The contracting parties were
Miss Laura Dewey, daughter of Homer
Dewey of sol South Hydraulic avenue,
and John White of this city Only a few
of the intimate friends and relatives were
present. Their host OF friends heartily
wish them a happy and prosperous jour
ney through life.
AT THE PARSONAGE.
Reverend and Mrs. Parker entertained
class No. Of the young ladies of st. Paul
church Sunday School at the parsonage
Wednesday evening. The evening was
devoted to "reminiscences. literary games
and at the close light refreshments were
served. The occasion was a delight to all.
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes {. L. Davidson, W. NJ. Pirtle, c.
S. Pratt, o. e. Wright Misses Mary Nc
Cullough, File Baldwin, Sarah Sebrefer,
Csmien Maude Snyder. Gertrude Bur
Rarfha rTal,al
tha Thompson, Lille Bennett, Florence
Miller, Allie Parker, Lulu Gordon, Mrs.
J. L. Papes.
INFORMAL DANCING PARTY.
A very pleasant dancing party occur
red at Prof. Melvin's dancing academy
Monday evening. It was given by Mrs
j. d. Houston. in honor Of Miss Kathryn
Gould of Oshkosh. Wisconsin. After
very enjoyable evening had been passed
the company was served TO lunch at
Messerve & Rifles.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
DANES J. D. Houston, A. S. Parks, Homer
Caldwell Howard Moffat. Walter Pond,
Dean Gordon. Charles Aylesbury, C. II.
Brooks, Misses Kathryn Gould. Anna
Brown, Daisy Lynch, Ada Scott Jessie
Scott, Helen Burrell, Messrs. Roy Allen,
R. G. Hagny, Jesse McCIees, J. Z. Reece.
Ii ut AiNNgs 0DdTteS
Topping. Ed. Lehman. Frank David
son.
THIRD VIOLIN MUSICAL.
The third violin rnus,Sal will be given
at the home of Mrs. L. w. CIapp, at the
corner of Eighteenth and North Water.
on next Saturday afternoon, Morch Is.
beginning at s:15 O'Clock. The program
Is as follows:
Violin
(a) Rufschwung
(b) Warum-Scluman
(c) GilleE
Robert NJ. Staples
Song-'"To be Sung on Water =. Schubert
Miss EudoIa Woods.
Violin
(a) Ahendlied
(bJ TTalmerce
Robert NJ Staples.
Violin ana piano-AnGante from
Mendelssohn's Concerto
Mr.. Staples and Mrs. T. P. Kelso.