The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29


Hornaday for his compliment 10 the
guests and his services during the past
year as commander. The post is in ex-
celient condition and growing in num-
bers
A BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. /. Aspy entertained at her home
302 Indiana avenue. Friday afternoon. in
honor of her son. Master Dewitt's eighth
birthday The afternoon was passed in
general amusements, after which re-
freshments were served, consisting of
fruits, cakes and candies. She was as
sisted by Miss Eflie Oliver. =
Those present were: Austin Reynolds,
Tony Lemel. Henry Walterscheid, Guy
Brewer. Roy jenkins Daryl Osler, Carl
Penniwel and Don MARYLAND.
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AT REFORMED CHURCH.
The Reformed church choir gave a
chicken and waffle supper in the base
ment Of the reformed church "Wednesday
night. The menu was:
SteWed Chickens. Fried Chicken
Waffies
Maple Syrup. tnicken Gravy.
Coffee.
Pickles Coffee.
The table was arranged in the south
side of the church,, so as to give II the
appearance of swell cafe. and Judging
from the crowds which We're seen at the
tables during the greater part of the even
ing, one might have taken it for an old
established eating house of. wide reputa-
ton. The supper was served with credit
to all who assisted and TO the choir and
to the entire satisfaction, of the guests.
Financially. as well as socially. the even
Ing was a decided sucnesss
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THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET
The Cosmopolis club gave the third an
nual banquet Thursday night. Two hours
OF dancing preceded the feast Mrs. BAN
hergers orchestra led bye, O. 4Aitorsfur-
nished the music
Before leaving the hall fashlight pio-
lures were taken of the boys and their
friends. AT II O'clock they went to Reed
er's cafe where they were served with a
banquet. The cafe was decorated in hunt=
ing and crepe paper in the club colors.
pink and blue. The table was an L"
in shape and was decorated with chrys
anthemums. At each plate was a letter
in pink and green. the letters so ar
ranged as to spell the club name. At each
plate was also a ohrysanthemum and a
dainty menu card which formed a pretty
souvenir Of the evening. The menu fol-
lows:
New York Counts La Cosmopolis
In Stew
ENTREES
olives Cheese strawx
Baked Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Baby Tooth Corn i'm Cream
Celery Salad Saratoga Chips
Aiince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Assorted cake Ice Cream
Chocolate Coffee
Soft music formed a pretty accompanl-
ment TO the banquet After the banquet
Mr. George I. Barnes. as POSTMASTER. in
a few appropriate words introduced The
speakers Of the evening The old saying
that Sound, not sense. IS the essence Of a
true toast was proved a faiiacy for the
young men combined sense with Wit In
their talks. The program was:
Time ............-........H Homer T. Harden
The Bachelor .............. WIN w. Brown
The Married Man 100. Charles ". Myers
Our Club ........--.--.......Jo John r Bailey
Then. all standing drank in cold water
TO Thanksgiving day ard the banquet
came to en- end. The members Of the club
are: Messrs. George I. Barnes. WIZ ".
Brown. Murray Abbott Homer T. Har-
cen. Charles Va. Myers. Roy n. Geltry.
Wallace Wilson. Frank Bonnsy. Carry
Knmer. Clarence Blades, John r. Bailey.
Ray BAILEY. John Barnes. Clement PARK
er Alex Hyde Their guests were: 3irs-
Charles Myers. Misses Gladys Horton.
Frances Parsons. Nellie Fitzpatrick. LIZ
Ian Fitzpatrick. Grace E.ades, Elean1v
Milton. Marie Kenagy. Georgia Graves.
Bessie Young. Carrie Wagman. Della
Huntington. Of Newton: Pauline Helm.
Irene Dorsey. Bernice Payne, Helen stan
iey. Gertie Bratech. Minnie sho-t. Mabei
Petty. Josephi7e Aurray. Edua Ingram.
Laura Donneii. Ciaudine Warren. Myrtle
DouGherty: Mess Robert JoeSs3u. Wih
Then. Frank Miller. Arthur Her~tngtofi.
10y Sc,.aa=r. WIZ Easilsn. Hugh Her
riugton. Clarence Hedier. Charles Bar
racksnan. Gus Camlen. Carl Dedrick. &C
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