The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-15
HEARTS WERE
EVERYWHERE
Red and White Ones Made
Up Decorations
AT MRS.SCHABERG'S PARTY
Events of the Week in Social
Circle of Wichita.
AT MRS.SCHABERG'S PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs w G. Schaberg enter
tanned a number OF their friends at whist
Friday evening, at their home, 1924 South
Topeka Their beautiful home was APP
propriately decorated and appointed for
the occasion. The color scheme was red
and white. Hearts was the trump for
the evening, and this was artisticaliy
carried out in the decorations, strings of
hearts being hung in festoons and formed
an attractive wall border, while the large
heart bordered with a double row Of
small hearts, hung in the center of each
room. typifying the friendship circle.
White carnations completed the color
scheme. Progressive whist was the or
der until twenty-four games were played.
The honOrs were won by Mrs. Copeland
and Mr.. Goodin. Consolation prizes by
Mrs. Swentzell and Mr.. Rebstein. The
ladies' first prize was a shell pin cushion,
and gents first prize box of cigars.
Consolation prizes, ladies' curling iron
and curling iron holder rings. After
whist an elegant three-course luncheon
was served, and the guests were pleas
antly entertained with piano music by
Miss Armentsant and comic recitations
by Mrs. Copeland. 1t was one of the en-
joyable and pleasant social events which
has been characteristic of the South Side
during the past few years, and Mr.. and
Mrs Schaberg proved themselves to be
excellent entertainers.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Swentzell, Dorsey, Burns, Reb-
stein, Borden, Copeland, Park. Baehr,
Cook, Goodin, Heckard Voss, Miss
Schulz and Miss Armenstrant, Schualger-
ENTERTAINED JUDGE HOOK
TnH Of no
was the guest of honor Tuesday evening
at a reception given by Judge d. NJ. Dale
of the Sedgwick county district court.
Covers were laid for sixteen people and
the affair was one of more than ordinary
pleasure. 1t was 10 o'clock before the
last course had been served. Each guest
took part in the program and added to
the fun by telling stories Those present
were: Judge Dale, Judge Hook. Judge
Suss, Judge Wall, Judge Wilson, ex-Gov-
ernor Stanley. J. o. Davidson. r. r. Yer
million S. w. Cooper. c. II. Smyth, o.
H. Smith, Father Then, Victor Murdoch,
c. H. Brooks, s. B. Amidon and Frank
Oliver.
FOR MISS CANNON
Mrs F. ]. CIader entertained at her
home 2iS Cleveland avenue on Tuesday
afternoon. in honor of Mrs. Victoria Clark
Cannon. of San Diego. Cal. The members
Of the Sans Soul club We're Mrs. Claders
guests Her decorations We're the clubs
colors, yellow and red. The guests en-
joyed themselves with conversation and
a game called kilograms in which Mrs.
Graham won the priZe-a bouquet of
flowers. Refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mrs. S 5. Noble. Mrs. A.
Van Zandt, Mrs. F. Dyer, Mrs. Van
Arsdale, Mrs Ernest Cramer, Mrs. Geo.
Meredith, Mrs. j. T. Duning, Mrs. A. z.
Torrey. Mrs. T. T. Cox, Mrs. J. II. Ora
ham. Mrs Baker, Mrs. Stingley.
MISS KRATARI ENTERTAINS
Miss Josephine Kratari gave a party at
her home, 1867 North Wichita street, Mon
day evening. Miss Florence and Little
Helen Williams assisted. The evening
was passed in games, music and dancing.
Refreshments were served at a late hour.
Those present were: Misses Pearl Rogers,
Dollie Kimel. Lillian Stortz. Louise Lauck
Vera Goodwine. Esther Goodwine. Minnie
Rathman. Della Kearney. Marion Kear-
ney Emelie Rotha Bessie Mathews. Sill
via Bowles, Minnie Bowles. Carrie Veg
man. Mr.. r. G. Williams. M9srs. Lon
Kuhl. Bert Rogers. Max Johnson. Edwin
Wilcox. George Bosworth, Guy Bates.
Claude Williams. Merrill Monser. Joseph
Clifford. Guy Rogers, Edwin Rogers. c. f.
Parker. Fred Rathman. George Rathman.
Ed Stortz Roy Dexter and Robert kra-
tart
RECEPTION FOR VISITING TEAM.
After the debate at Frie1% University
on Friday night reception was held fof
the Cooper people. The large class rooms
were furnished with rugs and sofa pill
lows to make them as home like as pos
sible. These receptions are always given
the visiting team and are greatly en-
joyed for they show the social spirit
L. - ,s,-1
Cooper people and the Friends have be-
come well acquainted through these re-
ceptions and there is probably no more
friendly feeling between any two schools
than between these
The debaters were introduced to their
opponents and their friends and all pro-
ceeded to have a general good time.
When the boys started the big bonfire
all went out on the front steps and
watched the enthusiasm OF the boys
vent Itself in the wild dance around the
flames.
Ices and cake were served and jolly
conversatf ton whiled away the minutes
until the time for the last car, when the
gathering had to be broken up.
ENTERTAINED THE NJ s. CLUB.
Saturday afternoon Miss Ada Sickner
entertained the girls OF the NJ. S. club.
Music, games and guessing contests were
among the amuSementS OF the afternoon.
Later dainty refreshments were served.
The members Of the club are: Mabel
Tucker Marian PAYNE, Inez Payne. Leila
Rhe, Francis Parsons. Bernice Payne and
Ada Sckner.
After the guessing contest pen and ink
copy Of Gibson head was awarded to
Mabel Sickner for the most correct lists.
After a delightful afternoon the young
ladies adjourned, the next meeting place
10 be decided upon later
ENTERTAINED CLASS MOI.
Miss Edith Fegtly, assisted by Mrs.
Lou Lothrop and Miss Charlotte Smith.
entertained class No. :. OF the First NJ.
r sunday school. last Tuesday night at
the home az Miss Edith Fegty. on South
Main. The evening was spent with
music and games. Light refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Grace Lyman.
Msuvra Miller Bessie Cav. Lucille La
than. Naens Coulter Fern Fouts, Win
ME Siever. Hattie Baker. Maybelle Kess-
Ter. Lucille Trice. BESSIE Riley Bessie
Snyder Hulda Lavenburg. Eta Lyman.
MaUde Mooney. Alice shy. AE1es Sites.
Minnie R0rsel Georgia Christopher
Jessie Coulter Aaurfue Cox. Marie Gun
nins. Pearl Cross
FOR MRS THOMAS SYMONDS
Miss Grace McElroy entertained a few
friends complimentary TO Mrs. Thomas
Symonds. The time was passed with