Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-23
OLD SETTLERS, ANNUAL,

The Old Settlers Association at its regular
meeting January I'd, made arrangements for
its annual dinner at the opera house Febru-
airy 10th, 1885, and for grand ball on the
evening Of that day. The following COM
mistee were appointed:
Or General Arrangements Math-
ewson, Thomas Jewell, Arthur Carpenter,
W. F. Jewett, A. E. Dodge, c. s. Eichholtz,
Mrs. n. A. English, Mrs. Samuel Bailey,
Mrs. James r. Mead, Mrs. A. ]. Cook, Mrs.
j. B. Cork
Committee on Reception Of Refreshments.
DIR. Greenlee. Jerry Zody, A. Z. Kirkpat-
rick, s. 7. Ault.
Committee on Preparing Tables-Perry
Wilkins, John Davidson, J. B. Cork, J. X.
Sawyer.
Dish Commttee.-John Mccormick, II. j.
Hill, A. ]. Cook, J. H. Black.
Committee on Decorating Hall-John
Crib, A. E. johnson, Mrs. n. A. English,
Mrs. S. S. King, Mrs. J. NJ Allen, Mrs. E.
X. Jewett, Mrs. Chas. Derby.
Committee on Programme-C. f. Derby,
c. NJ. Garrison, ]. P. Allen, II. c. Sluss.
Committee on Ball-Arthur Allen, Doc
Holmes. j. W. Williams, G. E. Harris, John
Wilkin.
General Superintendent on Setting Ia
bles-John Martin.
Ladies Having Charge of Different Tables
No. l, Mrs. A. L. Jones; No. Q, Mrs. c. Z.
Garrison; No. 8, Mrs. DIR. Greenlee; No. 4,
Miss Cora Thompson; No. 8, Mrs. o. G. ia
cobs; No. 6, Mrs. John Mccormick; No. I,
Mrs. r. L. Huston; No. s, Mrs.
Feichheimer; No. 9, Mrs. John Forty;
No. 10, Mrs. Greiffinstein; No. II, Mrs. ]. r.
Grant; No. Il, Mrs. J. II. Black; No. Is,
Mrs. Julia Sexton; No. IA, Mrs. John
Hughes.
Each lady was empowered to appoint an
assistant.
Mrs. Perry Wilkins and Mrs. Todd were
appointed committee to see that the dinner
was properly distributed on the tables.
The following committees were appointed
for each township.
Wichita township-Henry Smith, Mrs. A.
J. Cook.
Gypsum-S. B. Gibson.
Rockford-Mrs. A. Law, A. Minnck, II.
II. Snyder.
Waco-G. L. Blood, Mrs. VIM Simpson,
Mrs. Thos. Owens.
| Salem-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson, w. NJ.
Hays.
Illinois-M. A. Ralph.
Delsno-S. Bailey, p. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Mennefee. Mrs. NJ. Stanton.
Attica--C. S. Aldrich, A. NJ. Aud.
Union-Dr. Minturn, Mrs. Dan Boone,
Jas. Williams.
Ninnescah--Mrs. Jas. Tracy, VIM. Ross.
Lincoln-Oren Smith.
Grant-O. G. Jacobs, John Carpenter.
Kechi-E. P. Thompson, Mrs. c. o. Lee,
Arthur Sullivan.
Park-Mrs. Austen, and Mrs Hudson.
Grand Rivera. A. Barlow.
Eagle-M. Camp, NJ. NJ. Riggs and Mrs.
B. T. Smith.
Greely-Giles Harndon.
Sherman-Mrs. Northup G. Miller.
Payne.
In townships in which no names are men,
toned and in townships not named, all old
settlers are requested to constitute them
selves committee for the purpose of assist
ing in making the dinner grand success.
The township committees are requested to
see that all old settlers turn out to the din
ner bringing well filled baskets.
Tickets for the dance in the evening can
be procured at the opera. house for one
dollar.
All the members of the general committees
are expected to attend to their duties prompt
ly. The first person named on each
committee was selected by the society as its
chairman, and he IS expected to call his COM
mittee together and prepare for action, or
words TO that effect. L. B. JEwETT,
Secretary.