Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-25

replete with several papers OF various
themes.
The attendance WAS good aud the chapel
well filed. Fred Hamilton opened the ex-
ercises with a paper in celebrated riches,
followed by this program given below:
Mable I.arimer Fashionable calls
Mabel Martin. .....-...-........B BABY Belle
Anna Matthews. hFte r FISHERS
Edith Williams. .....-..-...,.. Changes
Elvie Walker NJ Nantwiller
Thos Irwin. ..-..............The Umbrella
Annie campbell. .--..-.-.---., Newspapers
Annie Miller ..-.-..,...0...- ,-. NY Journey
Katie Mastin. ...-......-Jupiter and Levi
herbert Seward. bilDQ Asylum
Dotue W assam. ....-...,.. Young America
Ames Burr Young HesperuS
Miss Brestow. ...Consecrated Ground
The following program was rendered by
the Crescent Song Society at the High
School Friday evening.
Essay. The Wind and the Tide
Emma Nelly
Recltatlon. 1910. SpaTticus
Orlando Hobson.
Essay ''.-'-.,ranAs
Katie CorSln.
lst hall paper. .--..-...-. samuel Neville
Instrumental solo Maggie Gutherie
Joel Harper
Recitation. pyramids not all Egyptian
teilN Schaiier.
Samuel Neville Olando Hobson Bessie
Mathes, Maggie GEtherie.
End half paper. ........... Maggie Guthrie
Essay ............ .............t naIrs
Ed Stafford
recitation $500. .,.-.... ......Charlty
Lulu Sheppard
Report OF Critlque. ........... Emma Nelly
song -..- .-..-......,- ..->CuGoI
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The Piety Hill Eucher club held the last
of their very pleasant social meetings al
1224 \. Lawrence avenue with Mr. aud
Mrs L. j. Douglas, who entertained the
members in a manner that made the time
feet so carelessly and pleasantly that the
wee sma hours had come ere the com
pany parted The meetings OF the Piety
Hill club have been marked by IA social
feeling and good humor not always pres
ent in any company. Each one has en-
loved and entered into the spirit 81 the
entertainment and each person has shown
pleasure in the presence OF any other
person present. mark of civility and
good manners, often missed in supposed
social gatherings.
Among the members and other persons
present az the above were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. &. 4. Van Ness, C. W.
Graham. O. H. Bentley, VIM. Moore,
Curtis Wood, X. T. Mckim l.. \. Cox,
VI g. Hill, O. ID. Kirk. Mrs. Richards,
Bentley, Misses Julia Mckim aud Kate
Graham, Messrs. Gordon, belong, aud
others.
The Shakespeare society met rs usual on
"Wednesday evening the last meeting be
ing with Miss Midway, at 702 North Topeka
avenue. OF the visitors present, were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles MorehOuse, Miss Effie
Cave and Master Cave, Miss Emma Nc
Clees, Mr. &. w. Jackson, Mr.. Jesse Stone.
Mr. James and Miss Florence Midway.
The society had turned ont in full force,
and neatly all active members were pres
ent. The reading of Act II of As You
Like IT. was proitably aud pleasantly at
tended To, and as are appendix 10 the reRu
lar program, Miss Cave delighted the
sense OF hearing with n song solo. ard Mr.
james Midway executed pleasing sciec-
ton on the flute 20 the accompaniment on
the piano by Miss Midway. II had passed
the usual mark Of time when the society
reluctantly adjourned. Mrs G, ". Jack
son and Miss Fellows, No AZ East Central
avenue, viii open their parlors 81 the
society for their next meeting Act III
Of above mentioned play viii bs read, Mr..
Cleveland acting a. conductor.
One Of the first parties Of the week was
a surprise given to her husband by Mrs.
Nettie Morris Simmons at their home,
"Cedarwood' on Meridian ave, west side.
The occasion was ia honor Of Mr. Sim
mons thirty fourth birthday The eve
ming was. all in all, enjoyable and nus
not soon 70 Dc forgotten by those who par
ticipated Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. 4. l. Hobbs, Chancellor and Mr.. H.
r. Everest, DR. ". j.. Hcndfy, Mr and
Mrs. j. X. Sniyely, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Mus@elman, SIR. and
Mrs. Gill. NJ, and Mrs Wright, also sev-
eral university students In appropriate
remarks, Rev. Hobbs presented Mr.. sim
mons with neat teachers bible. 90 which
Mr.. Simmons made an interesting reply.
Last night week Mr. and Nrs. A. L.
Albert were the recipients Of a very pleas
ant surprise az their home IN the southern
part Of the city. The guests were Misses
Anna Campbell. Blanche Dresser. Nellie
y -
doniaEliiford, Mr. and Mr. r. - Fogg. Mr.
aud Mrs. J. j.. NcQuadsa and Messrs II. r.
Burlington, Z Mclaughlin, ". H. FOgg.
l. jerome. e. Fores, and ". II. FoyR.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ExKcUTiyE COMMITTEE
A meeting Of the Sedzwick County Sun
day School Executive committee wls held
on March =, isss, at ! O'clock At The Firzt
Presbyterian church. DR.. &. Humble,
president, in the chair Members prss~at
DR. g. Humble, a II. Marquis. <. J. I4au-
denslager In the ab%snee u Dr. n. q.
Tucker, Of Derby, and J. T. Weaver, ~
VALLEY Center, W. l. DefroF. district
surerintendsut, and j. vs.. Armstrong,
missionary, were requested n take par Ia
the deliberations % the seszion. in The
absence OF the secretary W. L. DeGroY
was chosen secretary pro tern The rsssZ-
nation % the secretary was pra>euts1 By
the president The resignation was ac-
eepte1I snd J. ". Armstrong Sas appointed
% fiji the uuexpiFed tern. Tie sscretary
was instructed 70 have ths creative com
rnittse call upon tbs several tovnsttp
Sunday school vice presidents sSd have
each school take collection ca the hrz;
sunday o. Mar. ISIS. for the Sunday
school work 20 secErs the snoun, pledged
a, the last state Convention. Delegates "a
the nett state cguv-n,ioa were elected, the
rArnes Of which vii be reported Ia due
tim
DIX c. HCMBLE. ". /. DEGEory.
President S@crrtary, pro ten.