The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

| has a beautiful voice, perfect facial eE-
preston. and gives the peculiarly desired
| interpretation. Mr.. Shaved has sung
! here before and many came 10 hear
him He handled the songs we'll and
gave great pleasure to the listeners.
| Miss Dewey seems to be all music She
accompanied ali the Illustrations, as well
| as the duet. 20 That We two Were
| Maying, that was sung in opening. So
| unobtrusive WAS the piano that IL was
| almost lost sight Of On leaving the
| hall many were heard 10 express their
| intention of again taxing up their almost
| forgotten lyric poets. The entertainment
| was artistic throughout and UNIQUE. II
was given. not by anw department. but
| by the whole club to their husbands and
friends The Twentieth Century club has
certainly set the pace in the way Of club
entertainments.
T. /. c. ENTERTAIN
! The young ladies OF the F. L c. en-
! tertained their gentlemen friends at the
/ home of Miss Grace Blades On Ellis
avenue, last Tuesday evening. The ear
/ y part OF the evening was spent III play
| ing games of various kinds, after which
] the gentlemen were given an opportunity
Of demonstrating their ability IS seam
I sters, being required 10 sew a hem in an
apron, each ycurg lady having Oh an
! apron. The prize was won by Mr.. Claud
! Rogers. The gentlemen We're then given
4 baby pictures of the ladies ara We're
/ Required 10 find the original for their
partner at supper. Music was furnished
during the evening by the Independent
Mandolin Club, Several vocal selections
were also rendered
Light refreshments were then served
and at late hour the guests depart
ed. having spent most enjoyable even
ing. Those present were: Misses Eva
MUsselman. Grace Blades. Leona Blades,
Fannie Saunders, Lottie Musselman,
Efie Simmons, May Jones. Florence
Mock, Mammie Derr, Mabel Rogers. Ma
bel Petty, and marguerite Sherrod.
Messrs. Charles Myers, Ralph Cowiey,
Fred Jones, Charles Jones. Frank Bon
ney. John Bailey, Homer Harden, Carey
Kimer, Irving DeLaMater, Claude
Rogers, Clarence Blades. Ernest STANLEY,
and Frank Hayworth.
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Mr. Harry Calender. April Z, IL
honor of his birthday, only his most
intimate friends being present. They
took with them a most beautiful stick
pin. while Geo. DrillSe, in appropriate
words. presented to him. After music
from graphophone piano and voice, and
many spicy and interesting games, elab-
crate refreshments were served by Mrs
Calender and her daughter. Miss Mabel
me evening was one tOltAtiiEicN viii
joy and fun from $50 till = O'Clock Those
present were: Ernestine Casper. Ada
billiard, Nettie Copeland. Josie Tracy,
Callie Hall. Bertha Geisnear, Mabel
Loveland Pearl Burrows Rhoda Comfy,
Jessie Whitlock, Evangeline Bursesser,
Mabel Calender, Bessie Calender, oscar
Hatten, Gee. Putnam. Clarence HickOk,
Clyde Rea, Geo. iWlke. Willie Gibbons,
Earl Furnish Ernest Mcclure, Jim Pet
erson, Chas. Hasfeld, Wellington Thomp-
son, Harry Calender.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
On Monday evening a select company
of friends met at the home of Mrs Eliza
beth Calhoun at 425 Ida avenue. to cele-
brate the goth birthday of Miss Mary
Calhoun. The surprise was well plan
ned and was a success in every way. Miss
Mary knew nothing of the party until
she returned home from visit up town
and found the young people there. Those
present enjoyed themselves with music
and other games until L
o clock. when refreshments were served
after which the young people departed
for their homes, all expressing them !
selves as being we'll pleased with their
evenings entertainment, and wishing I
Miss Mary many more happy birthdays. !
Miss Calhoun received several nice pres I
ents, among which was q gold watch. /
presented by her mother. Elizabeth Cal I
houn. a gold chain by Humphrey Cal /
houn, a gold ring, presented by Mr.. and 1
Mrs. Andrews; poems of Lowell pre- /
scented by Miss Lille Peters; LOngfel- |
lows poems. presented by Miss Kate /
Cummings; Uncle Toms Cabin. present
ed by Miss Ruby Grimes. Those present /
were. Misses Mary Brown. Goldie /
Drake, Lizzie Miller. Kate Cummings. |
May Lymon. Lille Peters, Kate Calhoun
Ruby Crimes Ossie Trissal, Daisy Far
ries. Katie Hughes, Lizzie Schnessler
Mrs. Schnessler Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Flora
Calhoun. Mr.. W. T. Matson. Mr.. Robert
NJ. McHarg. Mr.. !. A. Stone. Mr.. IT.
FAIRIES, Mr.. Clarence Hadler, Mr.. c. ~
Matson.
a PLEASANT SURPRISE
The members and friends of the South
Lawrence Christian church gave Mr.. ard
Mrs. Hall a very pleasant surprise Fri
lay night. Almost POO strong, both young
and old. they came in upon them bring
ng quite quantity or eatables Every 4
BODY seemed to be in the best OF
lumor and bent on enjoying themselves.
The young people amused themselves
with games, while the older We're enter
ained with speeches, songs and Scrip
-ure selections from the monograph.
which was kindly furnished by Mr.. Hart
zell. Late in the evening the ladies took
charge Of the kitchen and dining room
and prepared luncheon for all present.
W. r. c. SEWING SOCIETY
W. r. c. Sewing Society met Wednes-
lay at the home Of Mrs. Boyce, 3l2 West
Third street The ladies are very in
iustrious and have three quilts ready
Tor the frames and several other articles
IF wearing apparel nearly finished and
with the balance on hand from the Eas-
-er sale, on some future day VIII have
another sale. After sewing Tor some
line the work was laid away and the
lfternoon was spent in social chat and
matters of business were discussed. One
important feature being the question of
4 reserve fund for their work and find
he necessity for such z fund. the money
urbing the general fund Of the corps.
,5rs. Kessler read for the good Of the
society a beautiful little poem fun of
meaning. o thought in every line. en-
titled When IT is Finished. Il was
ound by this time thar i was time 70
iii up" and adjourn. The eatbles pre-
Jared by the hostess consisting of sand
viches, two kinds Of cake. coffee. and
ranges. were the very best, and home
made except the oranges. Mrs BoEce
: an exceptionally good cock ana all
enjoyed the lunch hushiy ana none
leeded much supper when tea-time
anne. Those present were Mesdames
little. Murray VanGine Boyce. Cas-
we'll, Lee. Beckwith. Beach, Carr. kes- l
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