The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

wedding ceremony an elegant supper was
served. Only immediate relatives were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald win
| be at home TO their many friends after
| April Ii, at 1914 fremont street
| ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS.
| Miss Lulu Leonard entertained few
| friends Friday evening at dinner at the
| Hamilton and afterwards at the theatre
| in honor of Mrs. Harry Bixby CT New
| ton, who is visiting in the city Those
| present were: Mrs. Harry Bixby, Mrs,
| Ferd Evans. Miss Olive HILL Miss May
belle Sanford. Miss Dadye Joseph, Miss
| Lulu Leonard.
| SAN sONCI CLUB.
| The ladies of the San Sonci club en-
| tertained their husbands last Saturday
| night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| H. Graham. 716 ST. Francis Conundrums
| and other amusing games were features
! of entertainment and palatable lunch
| was served. The prize. an Easter lily,
| was won by Mr.. Van Zandt- Those pres
| ent were Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Dunning, Mr..
| and Mrs. F. j. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Clader. Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Zandt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. M Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Bas-
com, DR.. and Mrs. S. Noble, Mr. and
| Mrs. G W Meredith. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
! Cramer. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Van Arsdale.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stingley. Mr. and
Mrs F. R. Dyer, and Mr. and Mrs. j.
II. Graham.
EPwORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL. 49,.
The social given by the Epworth
League at the First NJ. E. church Friday
night was largely attended and was a
very enjoyable occasion. Not only MEM
hers but a great many friends of the
league were present. Games were play
ed and elegant refreshments were served.
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Kennel entertain
ed the Peerless Whist club Wednesday
evening at their new home, 1873 East
Douglas avenue. The prizes for the even-
ing were wen by Miss Matte Hinma n
and MI. Clarence Means. This being the
last meeting Of the year the prizes for
the year were awarded. Miss Marie
Richardson won the most points and won
the prize. which was beautiful gold
bracelet. Mr.. Thomas won the gentle
mans prize. whict: was g. set of military
hair brushes fl a leather case. At the
close Of the games refreshments were
served. Those present were: Miss Ga
brielle Human. Miss Bessie Richardson,
Miss Matte Human, Miss Marie Rich
ardson, Miss Maude Lahr, Miss lone
Spencer, Miss Carrie Richardson. and
Messrs. Clarence Means. Herbert.
Thomas. Gillespie. Geo. Gehring, Harry
Frost, VIII Easton and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
roy Kennel.
MRS. LOCKWOOD GAVE DINNER.
Last Wednesday night Mrs. Ralph
Lockwood entertained a few friends at
dinner at her home, $50 North Topeka
avenue. The rooms and tables were dec
GRATED with Easter colors, purple and
white. After dinner the evening was
spent in six-handed euchre. Mrs. C. E.
Bowers and Mr.. B. B. Anawalt winning
prizes. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Amsden, Mr. and Mrs C. E. Bowers. Mr..
and Mrs. B. B. Anawalt. Mr.. and Mrs
n. Clendenin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Nor
cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Warnhoff. Mr..
and Mrs. John Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo
Granger and Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Robert
son.
ENTERTAINED FEW FRIENDS.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ella Bourgette
entertained few friend in honor Of Mr.
]. d. Lund of Kansas City. The time was
passed with games. The guests were:
Mrs j. D. Lund, Mrs. Newton Edwards.
Mrs. Robert Collins, Mrs Frances Dean,
Mrs. Leinbaugh, Miss Estelle Downing,
Miss Minnie Drake, Miss Ida Mahaney,
Miss Margaret Parker, Miss Helen Tay-
Tor, Miss Roberta Davis. Miss Minnie
Davis, Miss Lola Maxwell.
FRESHMEN EGG ROLLING.
Yesterday morning long before sunrise,
the freshmen of Friends university met
at the college for an egg rolling and an
Easter breakfast Although the hour was
so very early, still every freshie was on
hand and at the first appearance of the
sun the fun began in earnest At the
north of the building where there is
slight incline in the ground. was chosen
MIA a
been placed at the farther end, and at
given signal after the eggs had been
put into a pile. each freshman grabbed
as many eggs as he could hold and start |
ed them rollinng down the inncline. AT
the end of the race some had no more
than two eggs, while others had as many |
as five and six. Many of the eggs were
of the class colors, purple and lavender,
and the varsity colors, scarlet and grey |
and of course each freshie tried his best
to possess one if not all of the four. At |
ter the egg rolling a three-course break |
fast was served in the laboratory. The |
white linened table artistically arranged |
with decorations and tempting dainties.
was just the thing to crown the occasion |
as complete success. AS the day was |
TO he a big one for the ball team, Capt. |
s. p. Senter was given the seat of honor !!
with Miss Kirk at the head of the table. |
The menu was: Strawberries ana WHIP
ped cream; light rolls: potato chips; |
eggs; ham salad; sandwiches: doughnuts; |
coffee. After an hour of pleasant feast |
ing. and as soon as all traces of the |
breakfast had been cleared away the |
class went out to the campus for half |
an hour of fun in games and some of the |
cool fresh air. From here the Freshies |
went down to the Missouri Pacific depot |
TO see the ball team off for Sterling. |
From the breakfast the young ladies had |
fixed up a lunch for the bays and present |
ed Il 10 them at the station with the |
COMPLIMENTS of the Freshmen class. |
Those of the class enjoying this treat |
were: Misses Blacklidge. Kirk. Martin |
dale Edith Eby. Motter. Peterson. Anna /
Eby. Matlock. and Shaw: Messrs. Kemp, |
Oliver Rich, Jackson, Davidson. Senter, |
Scriven Davis and Jones.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
Monday night the friends of Cleon /
Whitney planned and carried out a sue
cessful surprise in his honor at the home |
Of his grandmother, Mrs. ]. II. Alley. esS /
North Lawrence avenue. a very pleas
ant evening was spent at six-ha nded
euchre Prizes were wone by Miss Anita
Wood. Miss Mary FullIngton, Miss IVA
line Mosher. Mr.. Harry yomley. Mr.. Les
lie Sullivan and Clarence Hadley.
Mrs VIM Reynolds of 325 Indiana ave-
lue. is dangerously III at Sunnydale. Her
sons from this city and other members
# the family have been summoned and