The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24


Mrs. Hubert Childe and her daughter.
Mrs. Milne, added to the program by
singing tho Civic Song as recently
printed In the Chautauquan. A social
hous followed the program at which the
ladies discussed the subject Of the day
ard light refreshments were served Mrs.
Dubois presented the president of the
club, Mrs. Z. P. Muydock, with birth
Gay cake as the day happened to be
her birthday anniversary. On the cake
was her name and the date and about it
We're white carnations an ferns giving
the club eolors, green and white 80
ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON.
Mrs. HiramImbeden gave one O'Clock
luncheon Tuesday in honor OF Mrs Cos
sard of Kansas City. The guests were a
few ladies' who had been Mrs Gossards
intimate friends in the early days of
Wichita. They were: Mrs. b. Z. An
drcws OF Kansas City, Mrs. c. L. David
son, Mrs Finlay Ross, Mrs w f. STAN
ley, Mrs. r. p. Murdoch, Mrs. j. H. Black.
Mrs. A. W. Biting, Mrs S. S. Noble,
Mrs Adam Imboden.
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FOR A NIECE
Mrs Howard Case entertained yester-
day afternoon at her home. Ji4I north
Lawrence avenue, in honor of .lcr niece,
Miss Robertson of Chambersburg, Ia.
Thrty-six young ladies were her guests
and they passed the time with six-handed
euchre. Mrs. Case was assisted by Mrs.
J. H. Black Mrs. William Davidson aud
Mrs. Fred Hellar.
MISS HILLS RECITAL.
The usual practice recital of Miss Hills
pupils was given yesterday at her home
on fern avenue. Quite instructive talks
were made by Florence Drake and Ruby
Fleming on the Lives of Bach and Han
DEL The musicians diary. read by Miss
Hill, who required the pupils 20 interpret
the musical terms proved very interest
ing. After the following program was
given. lunch was served to the students
and their guests:
DanSe Observation-Disclosures ingram
Carnival .....-.............-.. Schroeder
Happy Moments ............... Cochran
Leonard Bell
Song Without Words ........ Mendelsohn
Ethel Morris.
OVtaVe Study .-.........-............ Foster
Ruby Fleming
Lullaby ..-...........-....--....... Alden
Florence Drake.
Opera ven HandeI'' .......... Schawlm
"Harlequire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. StreabogS
Mabel Kessser.
Robins Lullaby :............. Kragman
- &ss ss.BrlIce- Cossitt> s5si.-7s 2e---s
Thorn Rose ............ Ganchal
Marietta Charles
Lillian Abercombe.',
The Chase ...................-.... Guriitt
THE Return ............. Guriiet
Ethel Davis.
1.-THE Rose" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Koh.er
Emma Hart
Duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schubert
Ruby Fleming and Miss Hi
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SERIES OF THREE.
One of the Successful social series of
this season in Wichita was those parties
given the past week by Mrs. Fred Alley
and Mrs. John Kelley at the latters
home on north Topeka avenue. The three
diqerent functions were given Wednes-
day evening Thursday afternoon and Fri
day evening. Six handed Euchre was the
entertainment feature on the three occa-
sions. The prize winners on Wednesday
were Mrs. ]. II. Berry Mr.. Gus Warn
hoff and Mr.. Walter Pond. On Thurs
Gay afternoon. Mrs. Frank Oliver Mrs. a.
S Parks and Mrs. Howard Case won
prizes. The assisting ladies were Mrs
\. c. Houston. Mrs. w. NJ. Paugh, Miss
Mary Kelley. Mrs Mason Nevins, Mrs.
Arthur Pearce Mrs. Fred Robertson,
Mrs T Raymond Johnson Mrs. r. L.
Millison, Mrs f. A Amsden. Mrs Charles
Testard. Mrs. c. II. Knorr. Mrs. p NJ
Anderson, Mrs. F. G.. Robertson, Mrs.
Walter Dyer and Mrs. Charles Mosbacher
Last nights prize winners were Mr.. Fos-
ter Brook Mrs s. c. Ashton and Miss
Hill of Council Bluffs.
HYPATIA.
The American year is proving 4 very
interesting, as we'll as a profitable and
practical one in this clubs study. On
Monday business meeting was held ~
the club rooms. with papers on American
affairs. occupying the study session.
Mrs. Husey enlightened the class on the
various phases of taxation. Mrs. V II.
Branch read a very clever and entertain
the United States with those Of France
and Switzerland.
Mrs. B. f Mclean furnished reading
on the proceedings of the presidents cabi-
net
Airs. Gerties favored the members with
vocal solo. responding TO an encore
very generously.
Arrangements for the anniversary COM
pleted the business program.
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AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
Mrs. W. {. Holloway and Mrs. ]. E. |
Higsans gave a reception Thursday after
noon at the home of the former. The af--
ternoon was spent at playing progressive
whist and finch. nj which Mrs Elvin and
Miss Sell won first and second prizes.
and Mrs. Gehring won the BOBBY prize
Refreshments were served. Those pres
ent We're: Mrs Murphy, Mrs Rsvell. Mrs
hosinan. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Herrig.
Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Lsppin, Mrs Holligar,
Mrs. Miller, Mrs Keohane. Mrs. Healy. .
Mrs. Courtney. Mrs. Elvin. Mrs. HI. Mrs
Fitzsimmons. Mrs. Slehrandt. Ms VIE
gand. Mrs. Higgans, Mrs. Tangney. Mrs
Holloway. Mrs Gehring. AIRS. Shuts.
Mrs. Strohecker Mrs. Warren. Sr.. Mrs.
Warren, Jr., Mrs. AfaTSsy. Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick. Mrs Sandon. Misses Rea Narkey
May Aherne. Bride DAILY. Agnes Holio- .
way and Nellie Sell.
SECOND -ANNACI. SURPRISE PARTY. !
The Southeastern Part Home circle !.
had surprise portv Monday night on !
Miss Katie Hughes. II the home az her I