The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15
WAL EN- TINES
AT PARTIES
They Were Feature of Many
Social Functions.
MANY CLEVER IDEAS
Were Brought Out in Decor
atoms and FavorS.


to date. Some of the members carried
out the effect SO far that they were un-
fortunate enough to be pulled by the
the janitor of the building. The girls
were up with the boys when it came to a
question Of costumes.
At o'clock Bamburger's and Mill
haubt's orchestras started the music and
the dancing began. There were twenty
four couples present and they all danced.
The old dances were played first and
then the city" dances were introduced
At a late hour supper was announced.
and this proved to be in keeping with
the rest of the comedy. II was regular
rural banquet and the hungry dancers
did ample justice to il. After supper
Squire Barnes mounted a barrel and
announced that toasts were in order and
called on each to respond.
Those who responded were:
"Joners"-"Deacon'' Ray Bailey.
My Initiation in the Frog Holler Ly-
ceum'-"Constable" Bill w. Brown.
Trusts and Busts"-John Barnes.
"Hoss Racin' Col" Chas. Myers
Pollerticks''-"Jedge' Homer L. Har-
den.
When the jolly party finally broke up
it was in the wee sma' hours of the
morning, but all declared the occasion
one to be long remembered.
Those present were: Misses George
Graves, Marie Kenagy. Mabel Petty.
Marian Kendrick, Gertrude Braitsch,
Ada Helm. Grace Blades, Nellie Fitzpat
rick. Frances Saunders, Nine Wightman,
Katherine Thomas, Anna Braitsch, Fran
ces Parsons, Geneva Breese. Margaret
Sherod, Pauline Helm, Myrtle Daugher-
ty. Florence Mock. Tone Spencer. Marie
Short, Laura Donnell and Evelyn Rog
ers. and Messrs. Frank Bonney, John
Bailey. Roy Goltry, Charles Myers. Ho-
mer Harden, Carey Kilmer. George
Barnes, Ray Bailey, Will Brown, Wal
lace Blades, John Barnes, Will Then,
George Painter, Murray Abbott, Charles
Elder. Earl Caps. Robert Jackman.
Louis Anderson. Ralph Cowley, Irving
Delamater and SEVERN Shuttle.
GAVE VALENTINE PARTY.
happy party gathered at the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. U. E. Ward, 127 South Wa
ter street, in honor of their niece, Miss
Stella Drake. A pleasant evening was
spent, and many valentines were given
and received. Those present were:
Clifton Wilson, Homer Dillon. Harry
Austin, Frank Cantrell, ALI Need. Paul
Terrell, George Hastin, Lewis Hill, Wal
ter Taylor, Joe Jehley Fritz Jehley, Fer
rell Spencer, T. Moore, II. Woodson. F.
McFarlin, Jessie Allison. Ida Hill, Lena
Furlong, Nora Knierhon, Lille Tullis.
Lulu Wingfeld. Mary Knierhon, Clydia
Baucher. Jennie Hill, Dollie jug, Harvey
Kendriks o. Jacques. Ed. Needles, Gar
ner Taylor, Scott H. ,Enhaulhim, c. Hell
ena. Jim Hibarger, Gene Crow. Jessie
Grimes. NJ. c. Grove, George Craig. Rob-
Peoples, Cliff Rauch, o. Mates. Gus
Wheeler, Dora Corbin, Eva Wilson. Flor
ence Wilhide. Lille Jacques, Minnie Tul-
lis. Bess Edwards. Anna Jones. Eunice
Hill, Zenna Allen, Bessie Long, Stella
Drake.
GIVEN BY MISS RATTIN
A very enjoyable valentine party was
given last evening by Miss Alice Battin,
at her home. 4O1 North Topeka avenue.
Popular songs, a guessing game. were
very pleasant features of the evening,
Miss Grace Chapman playing a few notes
of each song. Miss Bertha Chandler hav-
ing guessed the greater number was
given a burnt wood ping-pong racket. The
hunt for hearts was very much enjoyed.
\ number of hearts had been hidden and
the hunt was lively one. Miss Margaret
Elliott was the lucky one. She was given
a haEd-painted golf calendar. Instru-
mental solos by Mis- Grace Chapman and
Miss Marie Horner added much TO the
evenings entertainment. Readings by
Miss Estella Burke were very much en-
joyed. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED with hearts and flowers. Refresh
ments of ice cream. cake. salted almonds
and minis were served. Thosep resent
were: Miss Margaret Blair, Mearl Hare,
Miss Myrtle Hare. Miss Bessie. Stewart.
Miss Lulu Delaney, Miss Irene Reilly,
Miss Marie Horrer, Miss Florence Tuttle.
Miss Blanche Fay, Miss Margaret Elliott,
Miss Sarah Morsman. Miss Elsie Zim-
mer Caldwell. Miss Susie HarpeS Miss AL
berta Reece. Miss Bertha Chandler. Miss
Topphra Dorsey. Miss Hazel Mccoy. Miss
Josephine Lynch. Miss Elmo Hartel, Miss
Alice Battin. Mr.. Westel Morsman, Mr..
Virgil Reese, Mr.. Curtis Sherman, Mr..
DerI Denny. Mr.. Charles DeVoe. MI H
Lawrence. Mr. Charles Long. Mr.. Glenn
Moratt. Mr.. Charles Swain Caldwell. Mr.
Sheldon Freeman. Mr.. VIII Wallace. Mr..
Douglas Stinson. Mr.. Murray AshhauSh.
Mr.. Thomas vea;ch. Mr. Albert Losh.
Mr.. Joe Fordyce. Mr.. Oscar Bissantz-
FRESHMAN VALENTINE PARTY.
The freshman class Of Friends univer-
sity gave one of their enjoyable parties
a, the home OF one OF their members.
Mr.. Lawrence Rich on Hiram avenue.
last night This was very appropriately
a valentine party. The house was arrang-
ed with hearts and arrows and pre-
sented very beautiful appearance. Var
ious fortune telling games were tie
amusements OF the evening A large heart
put up and q person blindfolded and
given an arrow He was told 20 stick the
arrow as near as possible in the heart
and receive the fortune merited BY his
skill as an archer
Late in the evening light refreshments
were served. Ice cream was served IN
the shape Of hearts In heart-shap>d
dishes.
AT MISS BLOSS- HOME
A very enjoyable event of the past week
VAS a valentine social given last FrslaS
evening by the young people OF the South
lawrence Christian church. AZ che horne
II Miss Bertha Bioss- The home was
decorated. hearts predominant