The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

dington. Miss Mccoy, Miss Munns, Miss
Stella Cooper, Miss katherine Cper. Miss
Noyes of Emporia.
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FOR THEIR DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne gave a
delightful surprise party and picnic on
Monday evening for their daughter, Miss
Miriam Payne, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. The guests had
all gathered in Payne's park before their
young hostess knew of their presence.
She. though surprised elegantly, proved
equal to the duties OF hostess. The
evening was passed pleasantly in the
park and Mr. Frank added 10 the pea
sure by giving several vocal selections
Refreshments We're served in the park.
Those present were Misses Leila Rea,
Miriam Payne, Lois Payne, Mabel Tuck
er. Ada Sickner, Bernice Payne. Frances
Parsons, Kate Hibben Rhoda Carney,
Virgie Carney, Agnes Hoilenberger. Inez
Payne: Messrs. e McNaughten. Harry
Van Arsdale. Charles Dunn, Clyre Evans,
Ross Harbaugh, Murray Bradford, Alva
Wetmore, Frank Payne.
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A LEMONADE"
4 lemonade" is the latest. Miss
Everette AIorsman entertained a few
friends at one Friday morning. After
an hour spent with fancy work they were
given lemons. paper napkins and ribbons,
and asked to dress the lemons as dolls.
Miss Clara Washburn won the prize for
the best doll and was given lemon
shaped box OF lemon candy. Miss Ernest
inc Pollard was given a lemon squeezer
as a consolation prize. Lemonade, lemon
drops, lemon ice and lemon cake wera
served. The guests were Miss Harriet
Stanley, Miss Edna Battin, Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Leila Purdue. Miss Myrtle
Reese. Miss Ernestine Pollard. Miss Jare
Parkinson, Miss Mamie Houck, Mss
Roslyn Ranney, Miss Mae Chapple. Miss
Clara Washburn, Miss Mary Findley,
Miss Fisher, Miss Donnu Fisher.
AT MLEAN HOME.
The hospitable home of Mayor and Mrs.
Mclean was the scene Of a pleasant gath
ering of music lovers Tuesday evening,
August IL The occasion was the semi
annual piano recital by the pupils of
Miss Bessie Smith, assisted by the vocal
pupils of Miss Mae Clark. All acquitted
themselves well and were heartily APP
plauded, but the rendering of two num-
bers by Drew McLain deserves special
mention. He played with an ease and
a grace quite unusual :or 80 young
musician. The program was as foIlowss
TS;apo Gallon Relax
Fern Kitchener and Teacher.
Piano Solo-La Amazon $1,000. Goldbeck
John Hazleton.
Vocal Solo-Roses in June ..............
Edward German
Miss Emma Franck.
Piano Solo-Impromptu ......-.....Thome
Helen Burk.
Piano Duet-Mazurka. Webb, op. 96, No.
Anna and John Hazleton.
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Little Elsie Oldfeld.
Piano SoIo-'The Young Recruit........
......................... Rathburn
Cora Richards.
Vocal Solo-I Cannot Help Loving
Thee .................... Clayton Johns
Mr.. James Myers.
Piano Solo
(a) Manzanillo ............ A. G. Robyn
Oh Danse a Ia Cosaque. LANCE, op. 800
Drew Mclean.
Vocal Solo
(a) My True Lover Gave Me a Red,
Red Rose.
OBJ In My Garden.
(c) Because She x Used 1t.
Cd If I Knew ..........Jessie Gaynor
Miss Emma Franck.
Piano Solo
(a) Prlude ..................... Chopin
(b) Momento Giojose Moszkowski
Mable Glenn.
Vocal Duet-Thy Refuge is God. North
Ike Patton, white wing on Douglas
Miss Franck and Mr.. Myers.