The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-20

/ Eastern Star, wei as rriendS OF the
order, Mrs, C. s. Freeman and Mrs.
I Harry Cottman assisted in entertaining.
Each lady. on arriving, was ushered
] into a room where a piece OF lava, an
ornamental china box, used by Chinese
ladies Of rank for a pillow, and some
! Chinese Joss sticks were displayed, and
three minutes allowed for naming the ar
ticIes. Miss Kate Crossett being the only
I one naming the three, was awarded the
prize, a hand-painted china plate, In
another room was displayed a collection
/ OF curios brought from Henolulu by Miss
Thomas, a teacher in the public schools
/ of that city, who spent her vacation
here with relatives. The fine embroidery,
wood carving, beadwork and weaving
done by the natives were interesting 10
examine.
The program began at 3 o'clock and
was as fellows:
Violin SOLO .......... Miss Mabel c. West
Comic Readings ...........-Mrs. Copeland
Piano Solo ............... Miss Bessie Smith
Vocal Solo ..........-.... Miss Mae clark
Dramatic Reading -..-...................
............. Miss Earnestine Pollard
Piano Solo .......... Miss Mabel G. West
A luncheon consisting of chicken sand
witches, pickles, coffee. ice cream and
cake was then served, during which all
enjoyed good social time.
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HYPATIA'S FIRST REUNION.
Hypatia held it's first meeting after
the summer vacation last Monday. Mrs.
]. I. Dyer, president of the club. had
not returned TO the city and Mrs. Fred
Beach occupied the chair. It was bus
mess meeting strictly and only routine
work was done. Several new members
were elected, among them being Mrs.
Charles Mosbacher. Mrs. Charles Young
helm, Mrs. Bueata NJ. Carter. Mrs.
George Clark, Mrs. G. c. Purdue and
Mrs. Y. II. Branch.
The next meeting will be the annual, on
octsber p A committee was appointed
to buy clock for the club room.
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CHINA SHOWER TO 4 BRIDE.
A china shower marked an entertain
ment given by Mrs. Wiaifred Clark at
her home, 1423 Rochester avenue, IN honor
of Mrs. Frank Brokerage. nee Olive
Tryen, who was married Wednesday
evening, but the announcement OF which
event was not made until Thursday even
ing Just as the guests were getting ready
TO depart. In fact, the function had been
he'd presumably in honor Of g future
bride and the arnounce1nenf created
something of q mid sensation.
Refreshments were served by Misses
Mary Enoch and Clara Thompson. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buck
eridge, Mr.. ana Mrs. Amos Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Burns, Misses Phrona
Buckeriege, Edna Buckeridse, Bessie
Gates, Berta Thompson, Laura Tryon,
Charlotte Chain. Sadie Caldwell, Flora
Andrews, verna Clark. Alma Wolf, Clara
Cousley, Mary Cousley, Messrs. Robert
Jao6man. Harry McGargle. Sam Themp-
son, Herbert Gates, Louis Miller, Mr..
Parks.
DEALT TO PACK OF QUEENS.
The Pack Of Queens spent a delightful
evening as guets Of Mrs. Walter Innes
last Monday evening. The occasion was
in honor of Miss Daisy Lynch. liberal
display of daisies marked the decorations.
After a dinner served progressively
music and. dancing afforded entertain
ment. Those invited to the function
were Miss Ethyl Neiderlander, Miss Daisy
Bell. Miss Matte Miller, Miss Stone.
Miss Lille, Miss Daisy Woods Miss
Daisy Lynch, Miss Genevra Jocelyn Miss
Anna Brown, Miss Ada Scott, Mrs. Allen
Davenport, Mrs. Moffat, DR.. and Mrs.
j. z. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Gold
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eaton, Mrs
and Mrs. T. P. Kelso, Mr.. Dennis, Mr.
Bruce Priddy, Mr.. vermilion Harris, Mr..
Delos Woods, Mrs. Givin Hagny, Mr..
Jesse McClees, Mr.. Elmer Reese. Mr..
George Lynch. Mr.. George Brown. Mr.
Harry Stinson. Mr.. Gordon Oldham,
Lieutenant Lynn S. Edwards.
EVENING OF PLEASURE
On Friday evening. September II. Miss
Myrtle Harpstrite entertained few OF
her friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ. Hutchinson. The evening was
spent in playing finch and various other
games interspersed with music. Refresh
ments were served Those present were:
Misses Edna Brittle, Decatur, Ill, Pearl
Gnchrist. Myrtle Harpstrite, Alice Rob
berts. Lillian and Grace Hutchinson.
Messrs. Leslie Gilchrist. Claude Burns.
Earl Carrothers. wan Hutchinson, Glenn
Carrothers, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson At
late hour the guests departed voting
Miss Harpstrite q royal entertainer.
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WILLING WORKERS.
hrs. NJ. A. Tansney entertained the
Willing Workers Tuesday afternoon, as
sister by Mrs. T F. Costello, Bloom and
Nolan. The afternoon was spent very
pleasantly playing progressive whist Miss
Woolcheot was the lucky one. carrying
off the prize. She also rendered selec
music which was very much enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. All parted
pressing their good time and wishing the
afternoon could have been longer.
N THE COUNTRY.
One Of the most pleasant picnics Of the
season was that given a week ago ~
Mr. and Mrs. y. Swanson to their most
intimate friends in the neighboghood II
their home. seven miles west Of the city.
One Of the most elaborate dinners was
served with eaJables Of every kind.