The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
FRAT AFFAIR.


College initiated three new members yes
terdav afternoon. Misses Harriet Stanley
Eleanor Milton and Mamie Chandler. II
is the custom Of the frat. to give the ne"
members dinner afteh the initiation
Covers were laid for twelve at the hos
pitable home Of Mrs. H. Arthur Gardner
1856 North Topeka. The following menr
was gracefully served by Misses Hor-
tense Imboden and Nina Allen:
Oyster Cocktail.
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Hearts
Peas in Tfmbales. Potatoes.
Olives. Pickles.
waldorf Salad Waters.
Ice Cream. Cake Chocolate.
Sailed Almonds. MINIS.
It was enjoyed by Misses Minnie Blaz-
er, Nan Congdon. Name Chandler. Char
laine FurIey, Clara Fees. Georgia Graves.
Irene Hail, Gabrielle Human. Blanche
Imbcden. Eleanor Milton, Harriet Stanley
and Marjorie Sellers.
The evenings festivities closed with
the play Of Richard III.
AN INFARE DINNER.
Mrs ]. H. Harkey gave a real old fash
toned infare dinner on Monday for her
son and his bride. The table fairly
groaned with its weight of good things,
and so did the guests after pariaking of
the same. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. n. Harkey, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Y. Harkey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Christie
pher, Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell and
xon George. Mr. and Mrs. VIM Ashenfel-
scr, Mr. Ben fDevore, Mr.. Otis kuEkle,
and Ernest Hancock.
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AT LEWIS ACADEMY.
The young ladies of the senior class, as
sisted By some OF the other classes of the
Lewis academy, gave a reception Friday
evening to the boys OF the football club.
The reception, made more interesting by
q banquet, was given in the academy
The banquet tables were spread in the
physics laboratory. The decorations were
of flowers and cloth in the academy col
ors. orange and white. The flower was
chrysanthcmum. The reception was held
IN what is now the rooms of the elocu-
tionary department. Miss Anita Wood
and Miss Julia Conkiin acted as hostesses.
and Messrs. Phil Lewis and Thomas
Beach, business manager and captain Of
the team, presided at the banquet table.
The fact that the Academy team was
beaten only once during the season, max
ing in ali II points Joined TO 5,lost. added
pleasure to the function.
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UNITARIAN GIRLS FUNCTION.
The girls of the Unitarian Sunday
school. not wishing TO be excelled by the
l. anti fasn
led out very unique program on Thurs
day evening in the church pariors. The
parIors were prettily decorated in fes-
toons of red and green. and one of the
class rooms was converted into u minia-
ture stage. Here the girls presented in
costume many of the various advertising
pictures found in the current magazines,
and those in the audience guessing the
greatest number were given souvenirs
Light refreshments were served and the
SUCCESS OF The entertainment will surely
stimulate their efforts in the future.
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Observation-Disclosures
Joseph Nitschke and Mamie LeIneke.
who are to be welded next "Wednesday,
December 16, were given a surprise party
ND reception at the home of the bride
,s,ect, 2l3 South Lawrence avenue, last
friday evening. The evening was spent
IN playing parlor games and light re-
freshments were served to the company.
Instrumental music was furnished by
several young people, and the evening
was very pleasant one for all in at
tendance. The party OF young people
gathered at the home of Miss Hambrick.
nd fvny
there went to Mrs. Kayser's home, 2lS
South Lawrence, where the reception
was held.
Those present were Misses Elsie. Beard.
Wolfe, Manow, Grace Burson. Rixson.
Hupp, Nelson. Harrison. Hickman. Co
Walt, Cora and May Hambrtck. Nerna and
Minnie Clark, Mary and Clara Consiey;
Messrs. Jones. Pearce, Hennings, Holm
berg. Higginson, Bodkin, Hackney, Har-
vey. Owen. Camp.
Before departing the company pre-
scented the bride and groom elect with a
beautiful pastel picture.
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AT POTTS HOME
The Potts home on North Lawrence
was the place of meeting for number
of Wichita society people Thursday night,
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Potts being the en-
tertainers.
The house was prettfly decorated with
wild snslax. holly, roses and vio'ets At
ter dinner the time was passed with rnu-
sic. Mrs \. w Mccoy ard Mrs. 5 w
Shattuck contributing delightfuily~to III
feature.
A TILLOW SHOWER.
inflow shower was given Mrs z.
Gates Thursday afternoon at her home,
e1 North Central avenue. The time was
fpasscd with whist. at which Mrs. George
Alexander and Mrs. Fred Naugle won the
rrizes. Dainty refreshments were served
Those present were: Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Ar
thur Gates. Mrs T. Vreeiand. Mrs. 1.
A VreeIand. Mrs II. Il. Diver. Mrs.
Dorr. Mrs. Julius Shafier. Mrs. Percy
Bristow. Mrs. Georfie Alexander. Mrs.
Fred Naugle. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. W. S.
Crawford. Mrs. Hershberser. Mrs Rioh-
ard Bird. Airs. Mary Lee, Miss Stella
Burke.
COUNTRY CLUB OPENING.
The opening OF The new Country Club
house was the big socis: event of the
past week 1t is estimated that as many
az four hundred people we're guests Oh
the club
The new club house Is an ideal one
and the committee s w. Cooper. Fred
Robertson, r ". Oliver. u. NJ. Dale, c.
L Davidson. b. B. Hull and 7. II. Grif-
fifth, have been repeatedly congratulated
or the arrangement of the apartments.
The reception room IS large; the walls
finished in dark red with dark green