Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

that it placed a fund of informa-
ton within reach of all her
lent papers that has been presented to the
club. Tho it has existed just two months
some of its original productions could
well be classed as works of art. The next
| meeting will be held at Mrs. j. II. Par
kers'. There will be discussion, on the
| following:
Resolved: That woman is superior to
man, therefore. she should control him.
Affirmative, ladies of the club. Negative,
Gentlemen of the club. Leading papers,
Mrs. A S. Parks and w. 6. Babb. A few
| guests will be received. Applications may
be made to President l.. d. Lewelling or
! Secretary Fancy Blair Miller The mu
sic will be furnished by the X. 7. c. or
| chestra
| Those especially interested in hearing
Mozart's rarest and most difficult of which
| there is only one copy in existence, may
| apply.for admission or ''as they pass by
! listen to the heart-stirring, soul-thrilling
strains of melody. X. 7. G.
February 22d being Washington's birth
day, was celebrated as such by the pupils
of Miss Minnie browns school. The
school room was beautifully decorated
With with flowers, flags pictures and apDro,
present. The Union society" of the
school produced the following program:
Song-'America" ....S School
Essay-"George Washington's Man
Reading "Raies Of Washlngton'ss :,
Manhood" -; -. Maud Blanchard
MANHOOD -...........-.. Emil IA3lZkd
Recitation" Washington's Birthday"
Rose Bart n
Washington. James Yazel
Readlng-"George Washington"
Maud Vornauf
Washington's Childhood"
Paper-''Unio Leader" Lettie McGlade
Sony Kansas Song. School
Recitatlon-'Last of Washington" 80.
Recitation-"God's Words FIJI Fred Co 5
Recitation-"A Rainy Day" Alamo Jones
Recitation-''Old Homestead" -.
........... ........... Minnie Jackson
George Washington. School
Debate Resolved. That Wash Il q on
than Columbus does for discovering
America"
Speakers-Affi rmative, Lewis Brown
and Edward Turner; negative, Emma
Hill and johnnie Charles.
The question was decided in favor of the
affirmative.
President, Albertine Bissantz; secretary,
Cyrus Evans.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
night in social games at the residence Of
Jas p Holland, 52S South Main street in
honor of Miss Bertha Buerhaus, of James
burg, who is visiting them. Among those
present were the Misses Anderson, Dunn
Reddish aud Brownson, Messrs. w NJ
Holland, Gas Reddish, W. l.. Puryear, F.
X. Crane and others.
Program of exercises of the Emersonian
society of the High school last Friday
afternoon:
ESSAY -..''.-.........--. Cnas. Ileipont
Essay. Observation-Disclosures Battle OF Salams
Sadie Smith
Recitation ........An Old Maids Decision
Fannie Hayden.
i-'' Chas Schle D eaGe i''A' nome
Recitation. .............T The Orphans Tale
May Pollock.
Instrumental solo. Cora kinkle
Essay Observation-Disclosures. Reading
Eva Minnick.
VIII Harris.
First Half of Paper. ..... Lloyd Eldridce
Recitation. .........An Old Maids Prayer
Katie Smith.
RECESS.
song. ..'...--..'...--.;; society
OraJlon. ....-....-.....U ncle IOmS Cabin
Clara Brown.
Essay .Dr. Kane
Henry Wallace.
Instrumental solo. Maggie Woody
Essay .-...................M Mt. Vernon
Anna Burr.
Recitation. a Kiss in the Dark
Ella Taft.
ID:
Minnie Dewey.
Essay. "a Day With the Sights Around
Manltou" .................-M NJ. Millison
Grafton. Our Earth's Future
Bert Smith.
Second Half of Paper. ~ Emma Hummer
Instrumental solo. .Osie Foye
Nettie Slayden.
Recitation. .......... Whistling in Heaven
Bose Westgate.
The people of Paramount gave one of
their large socials on Friday evening,
which was attended by the inhabitants of
that region en- masse. The evening was a
grand success. and partook of that kind of
enjoyment which the program below en-
joins upon the participants:
MEAN YOU:
Each maiden fair will provide basket
supper for two, as per menu
below, TO be sold TO the highest bidder
with the maiden included and no extra
charge.
SOUP.
Corn Cob. Canary Birds Eye, IA XTC.
FISH.
Chisholm Creek Shad. with Shoe Factory
Finale.
Dam Nuisance Catfish, Spike Dressing.
RELIEVES.
Easy Chairs with Lazy Back Dressing.
Mattresses with Lewellin Olemareerine
Fitwolare.
ENTREES.
Sparerib of Sawhorse, f. Fosters favorite.
Palmole Soap on Toast, Stalling's Delight
ROASTS
Mule, Lee Taylor Club Sauce.
Circular Saw with Duck eye brow Els
quotalre.
GAME.
Checkers, a la Parsons Gavotte
Lawn Tennis with Arnica Dressing.
Champion Lightly Weight Running, a la
Fire Company.
VEGETABLES.
Sheaf Oats and Corn Fodder (for cows) a
la Parks
Crawford Muskmellons, Ecersons Favorite
DESERT.
Plum Good Pudding. Literary Sauce. |
Paramount Band Hardtack with Blinker |
Sauce.
DRINKS
Geuda Springs NNXX Strong Favorite.
Munn'S Eyts Dry I