The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Griffin, Mr.. and
Jesse Ellis. Mss Nary DAYS. Mss Ess
hrs. H y. Fair. Miss Mary Beet, Miss
Jessie Ellis Miss Mary Davis. Miss Essie
Lindiey Miss Minnie Roberts Mr.. Ro-
land Murdoch, Jr., of Wichita. Or. c.
w. Longenecker, Mr. Harry Sellers. Mr..
JACK Trice. DR.. T. !. Coleman and Dir.
r. II. Faxon.
ON RIVERSIDE.
One of the most pleasant events Of the
week was the function given by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. O. Davidson Wednesday evening
at their home on Riverside. The guests
seventy-five The affair was
given complimentary TO Col. and Mrs
Stone Of Kentucky, Miss Bell and Miss
Miller of Chicago and Miss Daisy Lynch.
The evening was speat with six-han ed
euchre and prizes were Won by Mrs.
Finlay Ross, Mrs. Walter Pond, Judge
d. NJ Dale and Mr. E. \. Cook. An in
formal musical program added greatly to
the pleasure Mr.. S. w. Cooper. Mr..
Roland Murdoch Jr.. and Mr.. Harry Stan
ley contributed delightful vocal solos.
FOR DEPARTING MEMBER.
The Cosmopolis club entertained last
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs J. c. Kenrdick on South En-
poria avenue. for Mr. Wallace Wilson,
one of the members, who leaves soon for
Kan, to attend Kansas uni
The sudden lowering Of the
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lawn party to an indoor party and made
the evening all the merrier. musical
program with cards and dancing inter
spersed, made the evening pass only too
quickly and after refreshments had been
served the crowd dispersed for their
separate homes. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Chas w. Myers, Misses Marie
Kenagy. Katie Thompson, Marion Ken
drick, Myrtle Daugherty. Frances Par
sons, Mabelle Petty, Geneva Breese.
Pauline Helm, MabelIe FAIR of Newton.
Josephine Murray. Mamie Wagner. -
Messrs. George Barnes, Wallace
Wilson. George Painter, Clyde Evans,
John Bailey. John Barnes. VIII Brown.
Ray Bailey, Murray Abbott, Clement
Parker and Roy Goltry.
FOR MISS HUSTON.
A farewell party was given at the home
of Miss Clevia Lawhorn last Friday
night in honor of Miss Ethel Huston of
Eureka, who left for her home Sunday
The evening was spent in con-
versat ton and games and at a late hour
of ice cream and cake were
The guests then assembled in
the parlor and bade Miss Ethel goodbye,
wishing her a safe journey home. Those
present were: Misses Victoria Ward,
Blanche Day. Myrtle Whitaker, Ada
Minich, Ethel May. Elva Dewing, Clevia
Ethel Huston and Matte Day;
Messrs. VIII Ward, John RAIDER, Orville
Burl Goldman. Charles
Rhodes. Earl Dewing. Lee Furnish. Jas
per Dewing. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bays.
AT NORTH RIVERSIDE PARK
a jolly crowd met at the Riverside park
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served. after which the remainder of the
evening was spent in games. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Martin,
Misses Lillian Stortz, Dollie Kimel, Tenn
perance Kimel, Silvia Bowles, Della Beat
ties, Josephine Kratari and Julia Clary;
bIessrs. Ed Stortz, Murray Bradford
Fred Martinson, Clarence Rogers, Robert
Kratari. Harry French. John Murray
Master Carl Martin and Miss Beulah
Martin.
MRS HFNDRTCKSON,S RECITAL
Mrs. S. T. Hendrickson gave a pupils
piano and mandolin recital last Friday
evening. September II, at the beautiful
new residence of Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Walters. 1140 North Lawrence avenue
whose daughter Letha, played three
of the very interesting and
pleasing program. The two trios for
first and second mandolin and piano
gave pleasing variety to an exceptionally
fine program. The second part was de-
voted entirely to classic music. The pu-
pills work shows thorough and intelligent
training on the part of their teacher
Mrs. Hendrickson's ability both as
teacher and musician, are we'll known.
She is progressive. has high ideas. and
loves her profession. She endeavors to
impress upon her pupils the Importance
of correct phrasing, rhythm, dynamics
and expression without which music is
The following was the pro-
gram:
Fickock ................ 'Zeta Phi March"
Misses Amy Tucker and Opal Remspear
LANCE .................... Heather Bells"
Daisy Burrus.
ROhrn ssRir1 in tho Wood - IN al
Miss Letha Walters
Selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trio
First and second mandolin and piano
Misses Helen West. Ida Healy and
Teacher.
Ganschals ............ "Abenstille," op. %
Amy Tucker
StreabboS ..........-....-.... "SchOttische'
Masters Cadet Lamb and Oscar Stewart
Ganschals ........ BY the Mil Stream"
Opal Remspear
Jensen .-..--.-.-.-.-.- Wedding Music
Misses Hollingsworth and Lawrence:
Intermissicn (fiye minutes).
Moszkowski $3.50. Scherzino. op IS. No. ?
Miss Letha Walters.
Sonata Pathetique second movement
Miss LaRue Hornor
Chopin ........- LA Prfntemps," op. 20
Amy Tucker.
Selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trio
First and second mandolin and piano
Misses Ida Healy. Helen West and
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