The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22

COMING SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs William Norcross and Miss Sara
Noreross have issued invitations for the
afternoon Of November Is at their home
s27 North Lawrence avenue.
The junior class Of the high school viii
give its annual party for the senior class
on the nigh OF December Il.
The Cosmopolis club viii celebrate
Thanksgiving by entertaining s-rne
twenty guests with banquet at the
Chesapeake. Hartman's hall has been
secured and a part Of the evening VIII
be spent there in dancing.
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Miss Downing wiz give a Thanksgiving
gasiight matinee on Thursday afternoon
at Garfield han.
On Wednesday evening after the re-
cital given before the Musical cIuo by
Ernest Kroeger, Mrs. Mccoy viii give a
reception in his honor at her home. go
North Lawrence avenue.
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THE COTILLION.
The cotiIiion given in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Carey by Mrs. John B. Carey,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey and Mr. and
Mrs. II. S Dowden in the Garfield hall
Friday evening was one OF the most en-
5oyab2e events Of the social season.
The hall was beautifully decorated with
wild smilax and American Beauty roses.
Green and white were the predominating
coiors. The stage was decorated in smi-
lax and white roses and was used as 4
refreshment room. The guests were given
favors of American Beauty roses and
white carnations as they passed from the
refreshment tables.
The ladies present were very handsome
y gowned. which made the scene one Of
unusual beauty Mrs. J. =. Carey was'
dressed in black silk grenedine Mrs.
Dowden wore an elaborate gown of black
spangled net over black silk. Mrs. Chas.
Carey was attired in a handsome silk
striped grenedine with grape applique.
Mas Elizabeth Carey, the debutante. for
whom the party was given. was daintily
gowned IN cream lace and pearls over
white silk The hostesses were assisted
IN receiving by Miss Berry, Mss Rice
Of Little Rock. Ark; Miss Reece, Miss
Purdue Miss Fisher and Miss Pratt The
other assistants were Mrs. Mcnamara.
Mrs. Garst, Mrs, Jobes. Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Hull and Mrs. Hibarger.
Misses Bessie Webb. Anita Wood. pre-
sided at the gentlemen's favor booth and
Misses Mae Comley and Kate Hibben at
the ladies' Rennetta Garst and Edith
Eaton served Adams ale
About 80 guests were present, OF which
IS couples participated in the dancing.
The cotillion was conducted by Miss
Downing and lead by Miss Carey and
James Moriarity.
The Mitrailleuse favor was very orig
inal and pretty. The guests were given
these small bombs. which. when exploded,
threw confetti over the dancers, making
q scene both bewildering and pretty.
The music was furnished by Prof.
Blume's archestra, under the direction
Of Frank Powell. junior, and WAS pro-
by the dancers as the finest in 1
The state. The following numbers were
played:
Waltz ....-...........-..... An Autumn Bud
Two step .................... Uncle Sammy
Five step ........ Dance Of the Sunfowers
Two step .........-.... Southern Smiles
Waltz .....-.... On a Sunday Afternoon
Two step .......................... Nawdy
Waltz ..-.....-..-..-.----.--- Evening star
Five step ......--....-. Ching Ling a Loo
Two step 80. Stars and Stripes Forever
Waltz ...................-.... Mistress Nell
Two step ........-... Sunnower Slow Drag
Waltz ............ \ dream of Heaven
Five step .............. Down on the Farm
Two step ....-........-.. Peaceful Hen-y
Waltz ..----......-...-.---. Sweet Melodies
Five step ......-..-..-..... In Sunny Africa
TWO step ............ Arrival of the Gecks
Waltz .............- Home, Sweet Home
The following is the list Of invited
guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames Roy Allen, Fred
Anawalt. s c. Ashton. &. ". Basham,
J. A. Berry. J. II Black. Z. T. Bleckley
c. W. Brown, Fred Baldwin. Ransome
II. Brooks. Homer Caldwell, NJ G Camp
bell, H c. Case, Charles Colfn. Harry
bell II. c CAGE. Charles Cohn. Harry
Comley. I. y. Cook. S. W Cooper. Rich
ard Cogdell, c. L. Davidson. Billy David
son. j. Q. Davidson. Fred Dold. Chas.
Englehart Ben Eaton. y II. Fabrique,
Ben Garland, Newton Garst. Ike Cod
smith. Dean Gordon. 7 II. Griffi n. J.
Gross. II. J. Hagny. Fred Hellar. c. +.
Hereford Albert Hess, r. W Hickman.
j. Hoffman. Martin HeI!ar, Grant Hellar.
]. d. Houston. G r. Hull. Walter Innes.
A. c. Jobes, I. Eraelshe.mer. G. = Leh-
man. Charles Luling. Charles Mosbachcr,
r. 2. Murdoch, Victor Murdock, Nelson
McCleese. y W. Mccoy, y. p. McDon-
aid, r. r. Vernillion, Carl HtbargCr. IL /
A. Bliss Ira Sherwin. J. X. Mcintyre. .
Hiram Norcross, Waiter Pond. c. r.
Potts. George Pratt. ". A Reed. Fred
Little J. D Ritchey. f \. Robertson.
+. II. Robertson. Finlay Ross. J. W. Sar-
gent. s W. Shattuclx, Chas. Smythe. f
a. Srnythe. Ed vail. Howard Wheeler.
Frank Davidson. Charles Knorr. {. g
STANLEY. Thomas Molly. B. L. Church
ward. Frank Davidson, Paul Eaton. c.
p. Fullington. r I. Holmes. L Y.
Walker. J. II. Burns. r. =. Kelsc. John
Kelly. z. 1. Martling. Frank Oliver. \.
S Parks, G. c. Purdue. J. E Oldham.
Chas. L. Bowers. J. West F. Howe. {.
SIN. Fred Stanley. w. b Throcknorton.
T. E. Talburt. ". E. Stanley. Gerald
Volk. W. T. Weiser. 5. Wcolard. q.
Campbell. J. r Carey. L S Edwards, c.
Jackson. Z. E Beach. T. Fouts. r. L