The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19

room was arranged with easy chairs ana
rugs and was decorated with palms ana
cut flowers An orchestra furnished mu-
sic during the evening. Piano numbers
were given by Miss Alice Miller, Miss
Mamie Mallow. Miss Grace Burton, MISS
Verna Clark. Mr.. Noel Owens and Nj
Charles Myers. Games were played, the
successful prize winner being Mr.. Gar
ence Copeland. Refreshments were serV-
ed Among those present were: Misses
Meddie Hamilton. Hattie Smith, Jessie
Adams, Ma mie Mallow. Alma Wolf. Eva
Musselman Lottie Musselman, Grace
Burton, Clara Bowers, Winnie Clark,
Verna Clark Bessie Harrington, Nora
Elsler May Beard. Hattie Scrivens, Eu-
nice Cole, Elsie Demsey. Clara Woooss
Minnie Harrison. KesSler. Clara heSs-
Ter. ORC Sims, Susie Gore Nellie Ross,
Florence Davis. Lily White, Margaret
Covalt. Agnes Covalt Alice Miller, Miss
Cotter Hazel Ehle Grace Dawson, Miss
Cranfield Mamie Lemcke; Messrs. Car
ence Copeland Tom Alexander, Mr.. MIL
Ter Noel Owens Frank Hayworth, FREQ
J Pearce, Welton Brown, Mr.. Collins, Cnas-
( Myers. Frank Holmberg. Joe Nitschke,
| Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs
I James Allison.
/ CELEBRATED SIXTH BIRTHDAY
! Master Howard Case celebrated his
! sixth birthday by entertaining few %
/ his friends at the home of his parents.
I 1145 North Lawrence avenue Games and
plav was the fun of the afternoon. At
+ o'clock a lunch was served to the little
j folks Master Howard received many
nice presents. His guests We're: Howard
Cook George Cook, Albert CoTley, Helen
Sheppard. Sherman Sheppard, Gladys
Cohn Josephine Baldwin, Marcus Bald
win. Gordon Baldwin, Arthur Daugher-
I ty. Russell Ray. Margaret Case Irwin
/ pleckley. Wirth Buckley Clarence
Bleckley. Wirth Sargent. Mrs. Case was
assisted by Mrs. F. A. Cook
! BENEFIT OF KINGS DAUGHTERS.
The society girls of the city gave a
dance at Garfield hall last Thursday
evening for the benefit of the King
Daughters. The hall was not decorated
profusely, as the girls decided TO save
all the expense possible. There was a
good attendance and the floor was al
most too crowded for dancing at times
The music was furnished by Zeiler's or
chestra of Kansas City and was the best
tnat could be procured for dancing
Every number was encored and the first
dance of the spring season was opened
under the most suspicious circumstances.
The young ladies were assisted by Mrs,
C. G. Cohn. Mrs. C. P Fullington. Mrs
c. H Suiyth Mrs. Nj. c. Campbell, Mrs
Howard Wheeler. Mrs. j. II. HOFFMAN.
Mrs F O. Davidson. Mrs. Ben Garland.
Mrs. Homer Caldwell Mrs. T. p. Kelso
and Mrs Walter Innes. who acted as
patronesses. Miss Julia Biting and Miss
Bessie Ludlum presided at the punch
bowl.
FOR MRS. ]. ID. LUND.
Mrs J. D. Lund was the guest of honor
at a reception given by Mrs. ]. w. Glib
son at her home AS East Central avenue,
last Friday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in games of various kinds.
Hidden animals was the feature Of one
game, and the number of words thaa
could be made out of the word 'Incom-
prehensibiity' was another. Burnt wood
plaques were given as prizes. The mu-
steal program consisted of piano duet
by MRS S G.. Kimel and Miss kirkwood;
piano solo by Miss Lecper. vocal solo
by Miss Mabel I.add and piano duet by
Mrs Kimel and Mrs. Gibson. The guests
included: Mrs. J. D. Lund of Kansas
CITY; Mrs s. G. Kimei, Mrs. Henry Lar
kin. Mrs. John Parkinson Mrs. Sam
Mountain. Mrs Clarence Howard. Mrs.
Arson Rutan. Mrs Robert Campbell OF
Meade, Mrs. Frank Knight Mrs. Ernest
Cramer Mrs. .. A. Boyle. Mrs. Kate
Smith of Los Angeles. Miss Irene Leep-
er. Miss Bcrta Kirkwood. Miss Florence
Rhone of Pennsylvania. Miss Mabel
Ladd Miss Mamie Mccoy. Miss Mildred
Hayworth. Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Lola
/ Maxwell.
FOR MRS. GCNSAULUS.
Mrs c. II. Brooks entertained for Mrs.
Gunsalus of Chicago. who is the guest of
Mrs. a S Parks and Mrs +. C. Smyth.
The house was decorated with tulips and
( other spring flowers. The guests includ-
I'd in addition to Mrs. GunsauIus and
Mrs. Smyth. Mrs Thornton Sargent, Mrs.
Haword Case. Mrs. Charles Aylesbury.
Mrs. c. Fl. Smyth. Mrs Homer Caldwell.
Mrs a. s. Parks. Mrs. o. 4. Reach. Mrs.
r W Oliver. Mrs. r. r. Murdoch. Mrs.
c. c. Cohn. Mrs u. Houston, Mrs. l.
r. P-iGdy Mrs. w r. Dulaney. Mrs.
Walter lines Mrs. Frank Davidson. Mrs.
Howard Wheeler. Mrs. c. p. Fuliington,
Mrs c T. Potts Mrs. T. p. Kclso. Mrs.
Dean Gordon. Mrs. Charles Englehart.
Mrs s W Cooper. Mrs Oak Davidson.
Mrs Fred Smyth. Mrs. c. /. Davidson.
CRIPPLE CREEK GUEST.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Case entertained
at dinner in honor OF Mr.. Parker OF Grip
pIe Creek. Colo. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs c. n Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs. c
H Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs T. a Cook. Mr..
and Mrs + w. Oliver Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Parks. Mrs. Gunsaulus
ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS
Council No. ~ Knights and Ladies II
Security entertained their friends N
ri-ht royal style lszt Flilay evening D.
their hail on South Main street Al
excellent program was rendered, con
si~tlng Of vocal and instrumental music
and recitati0rs zach number OF TIE
program &C serves sPeciai men icl toT Is
excellency. Ice cream ana cake wee
served during the evening. The ycunE
people danced and o.harwise sntoTe1
themselves until late hour Special
credit is due the committee who arrarz' q
and conducted the entertainment and g.
those who assisted ihern- Following vas
the program.
Plano solo ...-.-.-.....M Miss Minnie Sho--
Recitation ....-. Miss Nellie Peer or
( Violin Solo ....--- M = Bissartz
Recitation ----.....-.. Miss Glad !es Groves
/ y o.caI Solo ........... Miss Daisy WatS9a
Recitation .....-. Mnrzfc Stovef
Vocal Solo .-----.-..-.-. NJ " g EerTri1E
Piano Duet Mrs r Wei. Mss Snar7
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs E,ugenc Sstzser enter. aimed a ~
/ friends AZ her home ls17 South LavTTeTic
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