The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
KEPT THEM
GUESSING
That Was the Way the Soph-
noreS Entertained
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES
Entertained in a Pleasant
Japanese Party.

Inc event OF the week was the Fecep-
ton given by the Sophomore class of
Fairmount college to the college classes
and the faculty OF the college. The re-
l'ception was given in Hartman Music
han on North Main street. The han was
tastefully decorated in the class colors.
draped from the ceiling in the form of
huge star.
The entertainment of the evening took
the form of a guessing contest entitled
A Sophomore Tea" This consisted Of
ten questions devoted to the kinds of teas
each professor delighted in, such as Prof.
Monscn devoted to duty" Prof. Clark
thinks Latin should be read with rapid
ity, and prosperity and longevity desired
for Paramount
The latter part of the evening was pass
ed in singing college songs and popular
airs.
Delightful refreshments. consisting OF
banana ice cream, vanilla ice cream and
cakes.
At late hour the party took the last car
home making the air ring with songs
and yells.
Those present were Misses SewaH. Nc
Ginnis Mary Rhodes, Crissie Rhodes
- Jobes. Anna Jobes. Maud McKibben
Cook Hutchinson. Knickerbocker, Camp
bell, DOttie Cox Houston. Hail. Fees
Human, Pratt. Dryden. Sample, Graves
Thayer. Mesrames Roulet, Clark, Messrs
Isley Roulet Kingston, Slavery. Clark
Gault, T. II. Morrison. Van Busi1irk
Ch2s lsley. Burton H r. Morrison.
Lewis, Kinsey, Kennedy. Todd. Foster.
Brown, Bird, Bostick, Bullock, Jordan,
HILL Harding, Findley, Lockwood.
GIVEN JAPANESE RECEPTION.
4 very rraffv I9nappSa. rppautiOn was
given last evening by the Sophmore and
Junior members of the Alpha Theta Mu
society of the city High school TO the
Senior class. The reception was given
at the home of Miss Matte Howe, 1875
North Lawrence, which was decorated in
Japanese style. Tiny lanterns. fans.
cushions and umbrellas were arranged
about in Jap style. Each of the guests
or entering was saluted with a hand
shake with the left hand, according to
the accepted japanese mode Of greeting.
Each guest was given five grains of rise
and throwing them on a sheet of paper.
drew the figure of a man, supposed to
be a president of the United States, with
the grains as a guide. Miss Mills won the
first prize. consisting OF a Jap doll for
the best figure drawn. Miss May Jones
won the BOBBY prize.
Refreshments, consisting of ice cream,
cake and sailed peanuts, were served.
The Seniors felt highly honored by
this reception, as the Alpha Theta Mu
I is composed of girls havin a high
standing in the school.
Those present were: Seniors-Bertha
Kirkwood. Leo sMuseuer. Grace Wnkie
Marie Kenagy, Edna Buffers, Harriet
Dean. Nellie Hall, Ida Donlemeyer, Inez
Kilgay. May Jones. Inez Barkalow
Mayme Chandler Esther Shase, Nellie
Lenhard, Alice Rice, Charlaine Furley
I Eleanor Larkin, May Skidmore, Minnie
Blazer Leila Bank Louise Mcnamara
Observation-Disclosures 1mboden, Maude
Hess May Comley. Maude K1gore Ge-
nevra Breese, Anna Humfeldt. Maude
Rowlee. Erma Keister. Edna King Ma
bel Tucker. Beatrice Torrey. Nellie Rev
erley, Francis Overman, Blanche Over
man, Grace Overman, Larue Homer,
Marguerite Bliss. Teachers-AIiss Dryden,
Miss Clark, Miss Mills, Miss Kelly.
JuniOrs-Mary Beverley. Blanche Over
man. Mabel Dorsey, Alice Campbell,
Ethel Brook. Pearl Burrows, Bernice
PAYNE. Anna Ray. Matte Howe Fern
Husey, Emma Swab. Ruth McCabe, Gail
Sutton, Maud Cashion.
BROWN MATEIY
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. Ell
Brown and Miss Bessie Mathy were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides uncle. IT. r. z. Watson, 1922
North Meade.
Those present were: Mrs B. A Bur
rand and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Grove, Miss Lou Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs
Roach. Miss Ethel Gisler, Cora Williams
Miss Carter. Carrie Williams Maggie
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffee. Mrs. J. l..
Harper Mrs. 5. Z. Patton. Mrs. James
Johnson, Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Phelps Mrs. Belle Todd. Rev. Mr..
Norris and wife. Mr.. and Mrs A. Morris.
Misses Pearl. Daisy Carrie and Lulu
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Throckmorton. Mr.. and Mrs
7 l.. Throckmorton. Mrs. Frank David
son. Rev. and Mrs. A. \. Parker Nj
and Mrs. Barley Hoggett. Mr.. John Hog
gett, Mr.. Anthony Hoggett, Miss Winni-
fred Ray.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
to the drawing-Toom, where the follow
ing menu was served:
Chicken Salad.
Lettuce. Sandwiches.
Coffee. Assorted Cake.
IN HONOR or FRIEND.
Mr. Harry Hunt entertained Tuesday
night for his friend Mr.. Joseph Gibson.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nigh
swonger. Afr. Gibson will lesI-e Monday
for his home in Virginia. The evening
was PASSED Informally aud ice cream and
cake was served. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. NighswonEer. Mrs. shear
man Mrs. Hawley. Misses Babel SNYDER.
Gail Sutton. Mated carroll Grace Lucas
Laura Lathrop. Lulu Richmond Messrs
Marsh. kirker. SterubcTg. Blades. LOvci,
Wareham. Gibson and hunt
MARRIED IL EAST.
Miss Eudora Woods was married 70
Nr. Paul Morgan Of New York ar the
s-
make their home In New York Ar
Morgan IS musician and stands hish
in the music circles of that city- Miss
Moods was one NJ The foremost mrsi-
clans of Wichita. and VIII De missed by
the music-lovers Of this CITY
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.
Among those who have chosen the
beautiful month % Mag for their we'd
ding are Miss Mabel Aver ard Mr. Claude
Funk They VIII ~ married on the 1ven-
ms OF May =. at fhc home Il The h1iIe's
uncle Mr. .. d Barnes "a North law
renee avenue. The ccrcmony VIII b ner-
formed by Rev 8 =. Fleming and viii Be
witnessed by the relatives only Kiss Til
lie BrocS VII pIay the wedding me- Tch
and Mss Winnie Barnes and Ar Harry
Funk vii latteud The bride and groom
on the evening OF NaE the groom s
parents. Rev. a1d Mrs Punk. wiz give a
+ reception AT their hone 20 North Law
renee aveace.
TENTH ANNIE ERSARE
The tenth anniversary q TIRE Musical
club VS. celebrates AZ the home u Ars-
2 & Siesbee IN the cid Griefensrein
place. The husebauds and gentlemen
3 friends OF The ladies we're the guests ot
{ honor supper WIS served e7rls. and
consisted u eTervthiug dssira1le II a
( pic nic though uct served in pic nic
style After supper 1he guCsts scent