The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
TRIED TO STEAL
REFRESHM ENTS
Senior Props Had Strenuous
Time at Their Party
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Other Events ofWeek in Social
World of Wichita.
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The senior preparatory class Of Friends
University was royalty entertained at
the home of Mr.. Claude Holmes last
Thursday evening. AS this class is the
jolliest class in the university, they
surely had a good time. Progressive
crokinole and other games were INDUCED
in and several of the class gave instru-
mental solos. During the evening some
of the under classmen attempted TO steal
the refreshments, but were prevented
from doing so. y litt while after they
were surrounded and captured out in the
street by the senior prep. boys, VINO pro
ceeded TO carry the mud bedaubed youths
into the parlors where they were intro
duced to the young ladies Of the class
and fed banana Feelings and made 20
feel very cheap. After the reception
they were turned loose and no doubt
went straight to their rooms The party
proceeded without further molestatlon
and all departed at late hour. Those
present We're: Misses Ruby Adams. Ether
Adams, Blanche Jones. Mona Rucker.
NAV Benton. Classy Jones Mabel Crock
er. Helen Stanley and Minnie Bickle;
Messrs. Fred Hoyt, Elmer McKibbon
Ben Faulkers. Wortie Bib. Charles
Johnson, Homer Pickerell, Forest Scott,
Burpee Thompson, Jesse Gidley ano
Claude Holmes.
FOR MISS ABRAMSON.
Miss Lillian Abramson of Duluth wal
the guest of honor at a reception given
by Miss Ora Samuels at her home, ~
North Lawrence. The evening was pass
ed at whist. Miss Lena Joseph won the
prize a bonbon spoon. and Mr.. Edgar
Krailsheimer won copy of Mrs
Wigs in the Cabbage Patch Points
were counted by marbles instead of in
tie usual way. A dainty lunch was
served, the table being charmingly ar
ranged in pink with pink roses. The
guests included: Miss Birdie Asher oh
Pittsburg. Pa; Miss Ida Joseph, Mis-
Lena Joseph, Miss Sadie Joseph, Miss
Irma Levi Of Lawrence, Miss Sadi
Kaufman. Miss Esther Kaufman. Mr.
Charles Joseph, Mr.. Milton Greenfield.
Mr. Scott Greenfield. Mr.. Aaron Young
helm. Mr.. Charles Youngheim. Mr.. Joe
Kaufman Mr. Edgar Krailsheimer, Mr..
Mike Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Gold
smith.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Miss Rosa Todd entertained few of
her friends Tuesday evening at the home
of her sister, Mrs. r. *. Nier. The eve
ming was spent in games and music was
furnished by Miss Carrie SweitZer and
Miss Hazel Mccoy.
Refreshments were served at a late hour
after which all left, declaring that they
had spent a very pleasant evening. Those
present were Misses eBrtha Haitian. Jesse
Small, Carrie Switzer. Estella Haitian.
Grace Techout, and Hazel Mccoy; Messrs
Rolla Cammerer, Jesse Noel, oscar Hat
tan. Willie Noel. Walter Hamilton and
Elmer Roll
w. V. r. L ENTERTAIN.
On last Monday the ladies of the Wo-
"a inc
the old soldiers at their hall, 125 South
Main street. They were welcomed by
Mrs. Mason in a very cordial manner.
splendid lunch was served. Several gave
short talks which were very interest
ing, and altogether 1t was one of the
most enjoyable meetings they have had
for several months
SAN SOUCI CLUB ENTERTAIN.
The ladies of the San Souci club enter
tanned their husbands al the home OF
Mr.. o. \. Boyle, 331 North Waco last
week The evening was most pleasantly
passed in making good bargains and in
charades At late hour dainty refresh
ments were served. Mr. Cannon, Of San
Diego, Cal. was the guest of honor
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clader,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duning. Mr.. and Mrs. Gra-
ham. DR.. and Mrs. Noble. Mr. and Mrs.
Dyer Mr. and Mrs Cramer. Mr. and Mrs
Misses Collins. Dunning and Van Zandt
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Arthur and Clara Thompson of 1879
Rochester avenue, entertained in honor
of their birthdays. Miss Winfield Clark,
and Mrs. Elmer Thompson, assisted in
entertaining The afternoon was pleas
antly spent with various games. After
which. delighted refreshments We're serv-
Cd and the children did ample justice to
them. Those present were: Hazel Brown.
Helen Lowry, Olive Burriss. Mae Sher-
wood Addie Root, Mary Schwcndinger.
June Friss. Cessna Schwendonger Al
berta Penrock. Coda Caduallader. Earle
Hilbert Roy Hilbert. Lee Peaock. Earl
Penock ePrcy Clark. Howard Furnish,
VERNE Kellogg. Ray Root, Everett Steph-
son Milton Blair and Harold Clark.
SURPRISE on TEACHER
The Sunday school class OF Miss Amy
Burd gave her pleasant surprise last
night at her home SO North Emporia-
The class met at the corner Of Maple and
Seneca streets and took the car for Miss
Burd's home. The program Of the even
ing was a good time for all. Refresh
ments We're served. Those present were:
Misses Maggie Sell Jessie Burrows. Fl
eanor Davis. GearGie Glenn. Chaddia
Gibson. May Spaneler. Lois Payne. NJ
RE Nestler Dot Williams Ada Bachtel
Elsie Collins Lent Violette: Mess-s
James Findley Carl Wallace Alva Whit
more. Charlie Payne clyde Sewell. Clar-