The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-01
SENIORS WERE
ENTERTAINED
By Junior Class of Lewis
Academy Friday Evening"
AT JUDGE WALLS HOME
Events ofthe Week in WiChitaS
Social Circles.

The Senior class of Lewis academy
and the faculty were delightfully."- enter.
tanned by the Juniors at the home of
Judge T. B. Wall on Friday evening, the
9th. The evening was pleasantly spent
with music, converse tons and ping pong.
The music room was decorated in the
colors of the Seniors, blue and gold, the
library, parlor and dining room in the
Juniors colors, green and violet. The
third year class served dainty refresh
ments late in the evening, consisting or
sandwiches and cocoa, ice cream, cake
ana candy. These receptions are an an
nual event in the school, but II is safe
to say there has been no more enjoyable
event in the annals of the school than
the affair of last week.
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs. j.,
M NayIor. Judge and Mrs. I. B. Wall,
Mrs. Pickett, Miss Kate E. Brown, Prof.
Foote, Miss Barnett, Miss Taylor, Miss
Howes, Miss King, Miss Norcross; Misses
Stella Hatton, Laura Lothrop, Mary
Smith, Elsi Dodge, Hazel Howes, Mary
Braden, Hattie Lawrence. Laura Bun,
Julia Conklin, Esther Vincent, Floy
Mallonee, Juliet Wall. Wanda Kruken-
burg. Oslo Bergman, Matte Magill,
Messrs. Lew Taylor, George Heinig, Roy
Kinkaid, Lee Kinkaid, Herbert Hatfield,
Hurst Sloan, Harry Lawrence, Ralph
Whine. George Merry, Edgar Moone,
Murray Ashbaugh. Berry Wall, Reno
Haunghey, Don Fordyce.
ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
On Monday evening Misses Nellie and
Katie Snively entertained number OF
their friends at the home of their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Snively, at SlZ
North Main street in honor of Washing
tons birthday. The evening was pleas
| antly spent in music and games. Small
hatchets were hidden about the parlors
and the one finding the most hatchets
was presented with real Ratchet. TINS
prize being won by Miss Augusta Schrier-
| err and the BOBBY prize by Charley Bar
| ley. Other prizes were won by Mr.. Lee
Drake and Miss Maude Wells. A very
pleasant evening was spent, and after
refreshments all left at late hour, hav-
ing spent very enjoyable evening. THOSE
| present were: Misses Pearl Schreier
Maude Wells, Augusta Schreier. Lulu
| Smith. Nellie Snively, Katie Sniveiy
Beatrice Hammock; Messrs. Charley Bar
! ley. Frank Barnes. Henry Tapp. Harry
Nevins. Henry Snively, Lee Drake and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Snively.
IN HONOR OF HER SISTER.
| A very enjoyable party was given Fri
! day evening by Miss Letta Stout at hel
| home on South Lawrence in honor OF heI
sister Mrs. Frank Palmer and husband
who have been spending the winter in th'
city with their mother and sisters, but
who will in a few days depart for their
home in Wenatchee. Wash. Progressive
whist was the leading feature of the
| evening Each participant was presented
with a good luck" three-ieafed clover
| tally card in which Mrs. Arthur Gates
! and Mr.. Sherman carried off the honors
| Of the evening. Mrs. Gates was given an
elegant linen gilt edged pack of Indian
| head playing cards and Mr.. Sherman a
| fancy cigar receiver, after which deli
cious and dainty lunch was served. fol-
! lowed by physiological contest in which
| Mrs. Oscar Camp having answered most
! of the questions correctely was presented
| with beautiful souvenir book of Wich
tia Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Oscar Camp VIII Hays. AR
| thur Gates. Harry Childers Frank Pal
mer. Dr. NJ. n. Putnam. Misses Effie
| Duffy, Daisy Jones. Lydia Hartsell, Car
| RE bliss. Marie Bellew. Alkaline Dennis
| Jennie Bellew; Messrs. Johnnie Stout
Rude Bellew, ]. Swoop. Clark Macy
| Charlie PARROT and Fred Franklin.
FOR FIT. WORTH FRIEND.
| Miss Fayette Dennis entertained q
| number of her friends at her home, S3I
| honor of F. c. Van Allen of Fort Worth,
| Texas. Progressive whist and other
! games were the enjoyment of the even
! ing. a dainty lunch was served and the
guests departed at late hour all pro-
claiming Miss Fayette a most charming
hostess. Those present We're: Misses
Bartells of FL Dorado. Randolph, Hoag
| Burrus. Fayette and Edris Dennis;
| Messrs. Kaufman, Morris. Collinson
carp, Dennis and Van Allen.
INFANTRY CLUB
The Infantry club will give another of
their enjoyable dances on next Thursday
evening at Hartman's hall. Professor
Blume's orchestra vii furnish the music.
! The club have given number Of these
/ dances this season and have enjoyed
themselves to the utmost at all of them.
FOR MISS KINBALL
| Miss Kate Kimball was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs Finlay
Ross last Thursday noon. yellow was the
prevailing color used in the table decora-
tons Six courses were served. After
| the luncheon the guests gathered round
| the open fire and told stories. Mrs. Ross
! guests included: Miss Kate a. himball.
Mrs. r. NJ. Piatt. Mrs. w. +. Stanley.
Mrs. r. p Murdoch. Mrs j. H Black.
/ Mrs. H Imboden. Mrs. 9. G.. Cohn. Mrs.
/ S s. Noble Mrs J. Q. Davidson. Mrs. L.
| S Carter, Mrs. \. C JObes. Mrs. G. NJ.
Whitney. Mrs. II. G. Toler. Mrs. 3. II.
| Campbell Mrs. F. ". Little. Mrs. f. Hig-
| ginson.
| SURPRISED BY FRIENDS
Miss Mary Geile. Of 2oS Laura avenue.
was given a surprise party by her
! friends last Tuesday evening Ice cream
and cake were served. Those present
we're: Misses Mary Frank. Myrtle Gard
ner. Ida Kunzel Beatrice Stewart, Jessie
! Williams. Kate Weiss Mary Geile. Eddie
1 Geile Messrs. Frank honecy. John Elm
! haus. Oscar Rraitsch. Dave Draper Sey-
mour Yoakum. Joe Debbrecht. Willie
| Geile.
GAVE SERIES OF PARTIES
Three very pretty parties were given
| by Mrs. Howard Chase and Mrs. E \.
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