The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

selections. among which was How Ruby
Played in which she particularly excels-
Then Mr.. Bone gave a. scholarly and very
interesting criticism of Richard III which
threw a searchlight on the ground where
the Delivers are digging. The crowd
with reluctance, caught the last car
home.
THE KATOW CLUB.
The Katow club held their regular
meeting with Mrs John Morrison, 205
Mathewson avenue After all business
was transacted a delightful lunch was
served. Mesdames Walker. Frohman,
Friedman, Nellars and Nichols were
present; Mrs Hadley, a guest. Adjourn
nent of meeting was then proposed and
a decision 10 meet with Mrs. John Flor
ence. 232S East Douglas avenue, on the
21st of August.
FOR THE BRIDE.
Miss Maud Lair, who was married
Wednesday to Mr.. Curtis Alexander, was
entertained Tuesday evening by the
Misses Nessley at thei' home, 81 North
Topeka avenue The party consisted of
Mrs. E. Meredith. Miss Maud Lair, Miss
Ida Nessly, Miss Winifred Richards, Miss
Nina Nessly. Mr.. Curtis Alexander, Mr.
Shirley Jocelyn, Mr.. Craig Wright, Mr..
Arthur Alexander, Mr.. Everett Alexan-
der.
SURPRISE PARTY.
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week took place at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Blanger at s4S South Main. in
honor of his birthday. The evening was
speIft in social conversation. Refresh
ments were served, consisting Of ice
cream, cake, fruit and frappe, and at
a late hour the crowd departed, wishing
Mr.. Blanger happy returns of the day.
inose present were: Mrs. Walter Hart
zell. Mrs. Ernest Beard, Mrs. John Chris
topher, Mrs. Bert Haye. Mrs. S. Fl. Little
field, Mrs. Joe Christopher, Miss Helen
Bloss, Miss Bertha Bloss. Miss Nettie
Christopher. Miss Emma White and Mrs
Blanger, Mr.. Hartzell, Mr.. Beard, Mr.
Christopher. Mr.. Hays, Mr.. Chris Bloss,
Mr.. Ross, Mr.. Ellis Van Dever and Mr.
Blanger.
E. S. NJ. Hay RIDE.
One of the pelliest and most enjoyable
hay rides and picnics Of the week was
the one given by the E. S. NJ. NJ. club
in honor of Miss Ethel Huston of Eu-
reka, Kan.
The merry crowd went to College Hill
and were having q most delightful time
when Rugler John RAIDER was captured
by two recruiting officers and all the
pleading and promises could not keep
them from taking Johnnie and his bugle
back to town, but Johnnie came march
ing back in time for supper, which was
enjoyed by all.
During the evening Mr.. Will Graham
rendered several selections on an imag-
mary violin, which was very much ap-
preciated by the listeners Those includ-
ing the merry party were: Misses Bertha
Hobson, Victoria Ward, Matte Day,
Clevia Lawhon, Hazel Hume, Edna Hob
son, Blanche Day, Myrtle Whitaker and
Ethel Huston; Messrs. VIII Graham,
George Baxter. Orville Drollinger. Frank
Graham, VIII Ward. John RAIDER. George
Hunter, Lee Furnish. Guy Irwin, Preston
Hiram. Tom Coulter, Guy Furnish, AL
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PICNIC.
The Christian Endeavorers of the First
Presby church had picnic at Lin
wood park Tuesday evening, being chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson.
There never was a jollier crowd of pic
nickers. The following composed the
party: Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson,
Misses Jessie Allen. Glenna Allen, Flor
ence Dubois, Olive Bellinger, Nora Carr,
Ruby Carr Donna Hoge, Ethel Hoge,
Nettie Hollingsworth Elsie Dodge, Ethel
McCondless, Ethel Harvey. Hazel Mccoy,
Flora HART, Hattie Sewall, Bernice
Payne. Inezz Payne Hettie Jewett, Ruth
McCabe. Nellie Christopher, Mabel Blair,
Millie Sweeney, Nettie Lindgrove, Myrta
Lee; Messrs. l.. L. Kuhl. J. Wilkinson,
Geo. Watson. Claude Williams. Joe For
dyce, Oscar Lindgrove. Frank Neal, Otto
Hoffman, Max Billinger. Clay Geahart,
William Rice, Frank McCabe, Ben Car
ter.
FOR CHOIR DIRECTOR.
A. R. Marsh director of the First Bap-
fist church choir was welcomed home
last Saturday night by the choir Mrs.
David Smyth, in a few words on behalf
of the choir expressed their pleasure at
their safe return. and then delicious re-
freshments were served. There were pres
emit: Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Marsh, Mr.. and
Mrs David Smyth. Misses Anna Kritzer,
Pearl Green. Minnie Williams, Mamie
Newcomb. Emma Franck. Corrina Cas-
sidy. Bessie McCune, Myrtle Gym. Gail
Sutton, Grace Jones. Clara Young. Mss
McCanless, Mr.. Herbert Jones, Mr.. John
Lovci. George Clark. Paul Kirker. Mr..
J. f. Kirker.
PIXIES. \ NEW ONE.
The Pixies is a new club of north-end
girls This society on Friday morning
took boat-ride on the Little Arkansas
river. Miss Lizzie Kilgore, Miss Margaret
Ross. Miss Ora westgate. and Mrs. Fred
Tricky chaperoned the girls. ''P. R. X"
are the letters forming the club Initials
and in the membership are Miss Car
roll Edwards. Miss Maude Kilgore. Miss
Chase OF Topeka Miss Mabel Sells. Miss
Mabel Lloyd. Miss Winnie Davis. Miss
Myra Jordan. Miss Jeanette VAN, Miss
JAMIE Burlington, Miss Carlotta McClung.
Miss Mary Bean. Miss Florence Carvin.