The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-12
SURELY TAKES
THE CAKE
Preparations for the Presenta-
ton of Cinderella.
MARSHAL VAN De WEIR
Other Events in WiChita'S
Society Circles.

The complete cast and list OF SpeclatlleS
of the children's production Of ''Cinder-
ella" which comes TO the Crawford
theatre next Thursday and Friday nights
and Saturday afternoon, October 1s, II,
e, for the benefit OF st. Johns Episco-
PAL church, have been arranged. Never
in the history of Wichita, has there been
anything of this nature, that has caused
so much comment. excitement and specu-
lation, and enough has been learned from
reeharsals, that never before has there
been an entertainment of this particular
nature which promises to well, artisti-
caily, as this production.
The cakes donated by Bissantz is in the
showcase of Messrs. Herman & Hess
ana is constantly surrounded by a crowd
of admring children. The one donated by
Messerve, of the Bon-Ton Bakery. brings
forth no less favorable comment. II has
been decided to award the cakes, on
amount of applause which the audience
bestows on the different participating
couples. and the doting admirers of the
several little contestants who are after
the cakes, are arranging to pack the
house With their friends to lead in the
applause.
The reserved seat sale opens at Howes
jewelSy store, Tuesday, October IA, at a
N.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Fairy Queen Allen Houston
Prince Felix Forest Amsden
Alidora Observation-Disclosures. Abner Bourne
Baron Pompolino Fred Whitlock
Cinderella, his daughter ........Ora Burt
Hinsbe. ihis step-daughteD ........-...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Katherine Miles
Clorinda Chis step-daughter) ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bessie Apologize
Pedro, his servant Sylvester Cohn
Black Cat .Merrisfield Martling
First Fairy ............ Alberta Schnitzler
Second Fairy -...............--A Anita Parks
Herald .................E Edmund McGm
Guard ..................F Frank Mossbacl1er
Lady in Waiting. Katherine Grant
Gentleman in Waiting ..........
Ellis Lockwood Martling
Huntresse, jockeys, fairies, sprites,
brownies ladies and gentlemen of the
court, guards, attendants and servants.
etc.
Speciaities by Milton Gross, Edith But
ters, Hazel Neild, Enda Smythe, Marie
Horner, Aletta Walters. Marguerite Bow
man. Stanley carp, Grant Hatfield,
Albert Cowley. Gordon Griffith, Howard
Lockwood, Boise Redfeld. John B. Carey,
Marcia Murdoch, Nellie Sim. Elsie Fitch,
Gertonid Redfeld, Mary Churchward,
Howard Cook. Given Houston. Ruby
Israel Marie Dorsey, Helene Steinbuchel,
For nd
lum, William Torrington. Edith Eaton.
SURPRISE AND KITCHEN SHOWER
The friends of Mr. and Mrs w W.
Blandin, 420 South Campbell avenue, gave
them a surprise party and kitchen shower
Monday evening, October 6. They re-
ceived many useful articles for the
kitchen. Music and games were the order
of the evening. Mr.. Blandin was called
on for a speech and responded in a very
graceful manner. Ice cream and assorted
cakes were served and the guests de-
parted, having thoroughly enjoyed the
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ". o. Van Arsdale, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Van Arsdale.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Howard. Misses
Preston Harris, Goode, Howard. Florence
A-O"9Au' LAWS DSi@ LAWS Spencer
Gorwin, Messrs. Brown, Simmons. Babb
DR.. Jno. and Chss. Vickers, Gerteis.
SAN SOUCI CLUB
Mrs. J. f. Clader entertained the ladies'
of the Sans Souci club Tuesday afternoon
at her home, PAS Cleveland avenue The
parlors were prettily decorated with cut
flowers. After spending a very pleasant
afternoon with fancy work and the latest
literature. dainty refreshments were
served Those comprising the club are:
DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Noble. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. A. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. G W Meri-
dith. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van Zandt. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Duning Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Clader. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cramer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Stingley