The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
TWO DAYS At MLEANs.

with flags. palms and flowers Large
flags were draped about the porch and o.
the staircase The cards read from %
until o clock for each day and being 81
near independence day. Mrs. Mclean de
cided that her entertainment should be as
patriotic as possible
Garcelon's orchestra furnished patriotic
music during the afternoons. As the
guests arrived each was given a card
with the red and blue Uncle Sam in one
corner. The card contained spaces for
twenty Of Americas sons and daughters
Pictures of the sons and daughters were
hung about the parlors and the guests
were told TO guess the names of the peo-
pie. The ones securing the greatest num-
Der of names were given beautiful bo-
cuets.
At three o'clock Wednesday the guests
assembled in the large parlors and lis
tened to a patriotic program. Mrs. Chas.
jackson, dressed as Columbia appeared
as POSTMASTER. Miss Mary Findley open
ed the program with several selections
by well know q American composers. Mrs
r p Murdoch responded 10 the toast
''Our National Emblem" giving the his
tory OF the Stars and Stripes Miss Ear
nestine Pollard recited Riley's wei known
poem. odd Glory" and Mrs. Jetta Camp
bell-Stanley gave a history of national
songs. singing a part of '"The Star Span
Eled Banner" and closing with the Bat
tie Hymn Of the Republic" Miss Hor-
tense Beinonstok recited a pretty selection
and responded to a hearty encore.
Americans Abroad" was the next toast.
Mrs. O. \. Reach told of visit to Scot
land and hrs. James Allison told of Paris
from the standpoint of a United States
commissioner wife. Miss Mary Findley
closed the program with Lstz ''Hunga-
Tian Rhapsody"
Mrs Victor Murdoch and Mrs. Jas. ALI
Eon. as Wichitss contingent Of Americas
daughters, were escorted to the head of
the table on the lawn and sat at either
hand Of Mrs. Chas. Jackson as Columbia.
The following menu was served at five
O'Clock each day.
Chilled Fruits
Dreamed Chicke II in Timbals
sweetbread Salad
Smoked Tongue Olives
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Marshmallow and Cocoanut Cake Coee
Between the numbers on the program
fancy lemonade was served.
At both receptions Mrs. Mclean was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. NJ W. Levy,
Mrs. Jas. Allison, Mrs. c. W. Jackson and
Mrs. Geo. Freeman.
Thursday afternoon the same program +
was given but by different people Mrs. /
DR. J. A. Mccoy opened the program
with Instrumental solos by American (
composers and Mrs. Abby Potts gave the
Of
Mabel Aiiliison-Arnett recited "OId Glory
by Riley and Mrs. S. w. Shattuck gave
the history Of the national songs. giving
selections from America" and several +.
others. Miss Beinonstok recited patri
otto selection and in the toasts "Ameri-
cans Abroad" Mrs 4. C. Walden gave
history of her travels in Germany. Mrs.
Z. E. Hamilton, her travels in Italy aud
Mrs. Allison Paris and Naples. Mrs Nc
Coy and Mrs. Geo. Strong closed the pro-
gram.
Each day as the ladies told of their
travels in the different countries the or
chestra played the national or well known
airs of that nation.
The invited guests included Mrs F. L.
Watson, Mrs. Sumner =. hitson. Mrs.
Aadley. Mrs. Anna Dodge. Mrs. Fay.
Mrs. Hendy, Mrs. Mary Todd. Mrs. w.
w. johnson, Mrs. Geo. Strong. Mrs. VIM.
Smith, Mrs. D. II. Sweitzer. Miss Louise
Winans of Hutchinson Mrs. J. w. An
oerson, Misses Emily and Genevieve Gal
aghar, Mrs. p n. Anderson. Mrs. Ed
mond Stanley, Mrs. r. H. Lockwood. Mrs.
Chas Lawrence. Mrs LLOYD Farrell. Mrs
5 n Shattuck, Mrs. c. G. COIN. Mrs. Geo.
Larimer, Mrs. Walter Pond. Mrs. Fred
Israel, Mrs. Granger. Mrs. J. c. Putnam.
Mrs. Fr. Davidson. Mrs. + y. Lynch. 1
MRS. =. a Cook, Mrs. Harry McCIung. /
Mrs. Leonard Jackson. Mrs. S =. Nc J
Chung. Mrs. Geo Charlton. Mrs. J. c.
Jones Mgs. Rudolph Hatfield. Mrs New
comb, Mrs ". 4. Vincent, Mrs a War j
rem Mrs. A. r Dubber. Mrs Jas Daugh- 1
erty. Mrs. a. ". Mccoy Mrs Thos. Cor b
Mrs. NJ. II. Haymaker. Mrs. ]. +
Z. Winnie, Mrs Or. Kir1wood. Mrs. sam \
Amidon, Mrs ImbOden. Mrs NJ c. Camp ]
bell, Mrs. Kos Harris. Mrs d Y. Walker. I
Mrs Ed Vail, Mrs Benz. Garland. Mrs. e
ID. j. Hagney Airs. Jos. Barry. Mrs. L
Aylesbury, Mrs. Fr Little. Mrs r. p /
Mrs. Walter Innos. Mrs J. r.
Priddy. Mrs. 5. A. Bass. Mrs. N. A. Hess
Mrs. J. W. Kirlzwood. Mrs. Newt Garst
Mrs. Torrey. Mrs. Howard Wha.:er Mrs T
SEQ. Fireman. Mrs. A c. Jobes. Mrs. \ ~
A. Parker, Mrs. Q. A. Reach. Mrs Roht ~
Lawrence, Airs. Il. Piatc Mrs. rr Dor =
icy, Mrs. Finley Ross. Mrs. Mcnamara !
Mrs. Chas. Jackson. Mrs Nm. Pa,ir, =
Yrs n w. Levy, Mrs. J. B. Ken of Ieav- :,
'nworth. Mrs. +. J. Hizsinson. Mrs. sis -
bee, Mrs. c. p. Ful,irgton. Mrs Fbev :,
Mrs T. \. Beach. Mrs. T. ". Clam IRIS =
VI A Singer, Mrs. w. Inues. Mrs Cbas
5ittlnS. Mrs. Norcross. Mrs. ( Z HON.
lton' Mrs Spencer, Mrs. Joe Brubaci,er
ELS bruner. Mrs. I : Naftsger Mrs
auckland. Mrs Z. W. Wright. Mrs. i p
8each Mrs. J. c. Dunn. Mrs Jas Allison
Mrs. Fred Farmer. Airs. Victor NI,,r5,-l-
drs. Irwin Taft. Mrs c. c. Stanle,- NJ h
. w. gin. AIRS. J. H Back. Mrs { da
lhley' Mrs. w. E, Stanley. Mrs. II. Il. m
cot Mrs. Geo Whitney. Mrs. J. w =
smith Mrs. c. Il. Stocldey. Mrs. J N ~
knapp Mrs Jno. Moore. Mrs Chos L,
freeman. Mrs. Chas. Davidson Mrs !, hi
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'mythe Mrs. f. 3. smith. Mrs N gu
'hver. Mrs c. p Fulington. eIrs che n
'rooks. Mrs. y S Parks. AIRS. Dr. r4,,e ia
aan. Mrs. Means. Mrs G. T.. Pra+t ~ r.
= r Potts. Mrs. S. W. CooDe-. Nrrs w hu
: Duaney, Mrs. /. s Carter. Mrs Cb,s Or
y broWn. Mrs Coler Simrns. Mrs " ~
) IhrocAmorton Mrs. J. r lay NJ
: Is, Dilday. Mrs. Chss. Z. Rradt u.
n. Howard. Mrs. G. c. Purdue Arfssss
larry tinley. z Pollard Ida Rs-v-iss u
ooey Foits, Mrs, Belnonstok OF s. in.
oais' Mrs. F. Watson. AIRS. HadIev III