The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-17
The Week iD Micbita Soci@ty
Ever Hear Of ''Fom7ap' coDversadoD?

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| mann read a description Of the painting.
OF Albert Cuyp.
Ghe attendance at the club is excellent
and the interest is surprisingly sustained
in all departments
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4 PYRAMID AFFAIR
The entertainment and supper given on
Wednesday evening by the Ancient Or
der of Pyramids, in the lodge rooms over
Noyes' store on East Douglas was well
attended The seating capacity of the
hall was exhausted and many stood pa
tiently throughout the very excellent
program which was rendered by the men,
bers of the order, assisted by several
persons among our local talent who are
not sof the order. Among these who as
sisted in the entertainment, were Mrs.
Copeland. who gave . fine rendition OF
Mrs. Caseys opinion of Long Dennis
| (Tennis): Mr.. Bert, Bethel. who gave a
number with encore, ea-the piano, Four
little girls. lead by. little Yernona Gar
nett, in recitation and song. doing their
work very prettily.
| At the close of the entertainment. a
beautiful tablecioth was presented by the
order to Mrs. Copeland. as "a token Of
their appreciation, for the many times
she has so kindly favored them in re-
citations Mrs. Grace Garnett was Sc
lected by the lodge to make the presenta-
ton address, which was done in her US
ual happy manner. and to which Mrs
| Copeland responded by saying that as
| they had taken advantage of poor
| Irish woman (Mrs. Casey that every
time she spread her new tablecloth their
| names would be in the po,.
A fine supper was served. after which
there was dancing, and sociability. games
and music until one member was heard to
say they might as well remain till time
TO open the lodge next Wednesday even
ing. having stayed so long.
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AN INFORMAL AFTERNOON
Mrs. j. o. Davidson gave an informal
afternoon in honor of Mrs. A. II. Gossard.
Mrs DR.. Andrews, Mrs. r. Snodsrass and
Miss Klock on Friday. Her guests were
Mrs. E. Vail, Mrs. ]. D. Houston. Mrs. A.
s. Parks, Mrs. c. G. Cohn. Mrs. Homer
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Lehman, Mrs n. c. Siuss. Mrs Howard
Wheeler. Mrs. c. F. Fullngton. Mrs w.
z. Stanley, Miss Stanley. Mrs. F.-C. Dav-
idson. Mrs. s. Woolard, Mrs wv. w.
Sweet, Mrs. F. w. Oliver, Mrs. C. H.
Srnyth. Mrs W. A. Reed, Mrs s. D.
Lewelling, Mrs. S. w Cooper. Mrs. n. j.
Hasny, Mrs. Sid Ashton, Mrs. Dean Cor
don, Mrs. Howard Case Mrs. Paul Mel
linser, Mrs. c. e. Potts, Mrs. r. p. MUIR
dock, Mrs. T. w Sargent. Mrs. Colsr
Sims, Mrs L. W.: Clapp, Mrs Sol Tutsle.
Mrs. Charles Aylesbury. Mrs. A. C. Jobes.A
Mrs. Ffnlay Ross. ea 1sf ~
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a HOUSE PARITY
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. l.. Davidson have
entertained at house party friends from
Kansas City during the past week and
have given in their honor a series OF
five functions. There were about seventy
guests present at dinner on each evening,
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday and
Friday. and a large number oof women
were guests at a buffet luncheon from Il
to s o'clock on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson have just be-
come settled in their beautiful new colon
ial home and very pleasant feature of
their dinner parties was the inviting OF
the young people, children of their older
guests, in the true old style when the
family was always invited with the par
ents tf
This is a feature of entertaining which
has been lost in the west. but another
generation is growing and the boys and
girls greatly appreciated Mrs. Davidson's
hospitality. The house party guests wers
Mrs. A. II. Gvssard, a sister of Mr.. Dav-
idson, Dr. and Mrs. Andrews. Mrs Frank
City, Mo.
AN LAT HOME
Mrs. Hiram Imboden gave an "At |
Home on Wednesday afternoon, to |
which about seventy-five ladies were in |!
vited. This was the last OF a number |
of parties Mrs. Imboden has given this |
month for her daughter Mrs. Archie |
Coomes, who returned 10 her home in FL /
Reno Friday.
FOR MISS ANTHONY.
A company of young people gave Miss /
Mabel Anthony a very pleasant surprise /
last Thursday night at her home at AS 1
North Lawrence. They assembled at her /
home in a body and spent a happy hour |
enjoying a brief but choice program OF |
vocal and instrumental music.
Light refreshments were served. after i
which the crowd went TO the Crawford to
enjoy The Power Behind the Throne"
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BY MRS. BLACK AND MRS. OLIVER.
Mrs. Jas. II. Black and Mrs. Frank
Oliver. entertained for Miss Foote of To-
peka on Monday afternoon. Their guests 4
we're: Mrs Chappeie Foote. Mrs. W. E
Stanley. Mrs. I, Y. Cohn. Mrs. s W.
Cooper. Mrs. Dean Gordon. Mrs. c. II.
Sinyth, Mrs. II. Brooks, Mrs. l. ".
Clapp. Mrs. L. w. LeweIiins. AIRS. Fin
ay Ross. Mrs r. P. Murdoch. Mrs J. D.
70. John Adams. Mrs. w. A.
Reed.
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse E. Fisbelnsan ceie-
,rsted their fifteenth wedding anaiver-
ssry at their home, 81 Patsie avenue on
Wednesday evening. January Is. Their
friends remembered them with many
presents. The eTeEing was
pleasantly spent at progressive whist The
aonors Of the eening were won by Mrs
Frank DyaI and Burt Ellis. At 1, o'clock
/ dainty twc-course lunch was served.
after which the guests departed wishing
he hostess many more happy years or
life. Those present we're: Mr.
md Mrs L NJ Riggs. NJ. and Ars- J.
!. osier. AIR. ana Mrs. VIM. Gorden. Ar
4. Florence Mr. and Mrs J. NJ BresdeE-