Wichita eagle., 1889-06-16
For the Eagle.
aith and Works.


And helping those, we stronger grow.
And memories full of conscious Joy
VIII fill our bosoms day and night:
True happiness without alloy.
TIE fruit Of simply doing right.
While busy with life's sordid cares,
We have not time to idly spend
In sowing doubts, or splitting hairs
BY sitting creeds that have no end,
If this be so why should we fret
And spend our lives in useless toll
In seeking light we cannot get
While all our good intentions spoil.
A simple faith / count sublime
So trust in good with ready hand
To quench distrust OF every kind
Then write the record in the sand
Wichita, Kan. May 81, 1899
E. P: FORD.
Miss Kate Murdoch gave a tea at the
''Roost" Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Martin and daughter,
Miss Blanch, will leave for Manitou Mon
day.
Miss Beatrice Thomas entertained a
number of young lady friends Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Clara Negbaw, accompanied by
Miss Marks, of ST. Louis, has returned to
her home in Great Bend.
W culCsudg cNCHiLR anu MIS-. W &.
II. Livingston entertained the Dew Drop
Serenading Club. The evening is reported
to have been a red letter one to the club.
Thursday evening the ladies of the St.
Johns guild gave tea at Riverside park,
which was well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed 10y the participants.
Miss Octavia Hobbs left for the east
Thursday, where she will spend the sum-
mer, resuming her musical studies in some
eastern city in the fall
The following announcement will ex-
plain itself:
Mr.. AND Mrs J. r, II. KING,
AT HOME
After June twenty-ffth, 1899
$50 North Waco avenue.
J.R H. KING. CORA E. GRANT.
The EAGLE extends congratulations.
A very pleasant progressive euchre party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. a. ]. Spengel
at their home on North Lawrence on
Thursday evening. The friends present
who participated were DR.. and Mrs. Til
den, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. S. W. Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. \. o.
Levens. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maxwell, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs W. B.
Fouts, Mr. and Mrs. Locke. Mrs. G. H.
Newcomb, Mr.. c. V. AlcCleuathan, Mr.. 5.
;. Billingsly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Blakemore on Tues
day evening gave party TO Miss Lea
ported. Those participating were Masters
George Barnum, Charlie Barnum, Ann
brose Barnum Scott Murdoch. Charles
Murdoch, Fred Perry, Robert Bean, Rich
ard Bean, Louie Dyer, Narnie Dyer, John
Dulaney. Thatcher Human, George Lyn-
don, Marshall Jackman, Clements Morris.
Wharton Morris, Claude Cave, Lawrence
Spangler, ana Misses Jessie Spangler, Dot
Wassam, Laura Wassam, Mary McCul-
Tough, Doxie Prowell, Daisy Zieninger,
Lille Zieninger, Nellie Jackman, Edna
Iilden, Maude Major.
The Mozart Conservatory of Music has
just closed a very prosperous session and
now that the recltais are all over the
director, Mr.. John W. Metcalf, with his
two assistants, Miss Blanche Newcome,
violinIste, and Miss Alice Hutchins,
soprano. contemplate short concert tour.
This coming week they are billed to ap-
pear in Mcpherson, Hutchinson and New
ton. + lowing these concerts they APP
pear In Wichita, kingman, Wellington,
Arkansas City, FL Dorado, and other
places IN Kansas. As these are virtuosi
much success is bespoken for them. The
citizens of the places mentioned are assur-
ed that they will be well repaid by attend
ing a concert such as these excellent ar
lists give.
Thursday night Harry Kungle gave
party to a number of young friends at the
home of his mother, Mrs. y. L kungle,
421 James street. There was singing reel
tations. a nice supper and everything that
added 10 the enjoyment of the guests, who
went home very much pleazed with their
evenings entertainment. Those present
were Chas- Kungle, Mrs y. L. Kungle.
Mrs. Charles Leda and Ezra Blanger,
Frances Cox, Axey Willard, Miss Minnie
I'd no.
Goodin. Miss Olive Friend, Mary Elcied,
George Elcied. Miss Shackey. Miss kuger,
Miss Media Blanger, Viola Willard, Mona
kungle, Harvey Blanger, Byron Muller,
John Charles Ed. Charles, Byron hungle,
" lille Friend, Asa J. Friend. J. j. Cox.
Kugar, J. Friend, Dave Cox, Mary David
Claude David.
The Demorest medal contest entertain
ment, which was recently given at Dodge
Avenue Presbyterian church attracted so
much attention that il has been decided to
repeat il at the First Presbyterian church.
Wednesday evening June 10, at s O'Clock
p ~. 1t Is temperance entertainment
and wherever given has ELECTED much
favorable comment. Tie con estants con-
sist of nine girls. each giving recitation,
the one awarded the highest marks TO
receive silver medal. The judges are
selected from those not acquainted with
the performers so that justice can be given
all the participants The whole Is in
charge of Mrs. J. c. Trotter who has
carefully drilled the girls. Below is the
program:
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Instrumental solo
Stella Green.
Recitation. The Fallacy of Science
Ida Howard.
Recitation. .......... Prohibition Life Boat
Mable Moor
Recitation. The Saloon Ever a Political
Factor
Mary Mccullough.
Music. Observation-Disclosures. Vocal Solo
Miss Efiie Cave.
Recitation. The Sparrow Must Go
Lulu Phillips.
Recitation. Rum Selling Our Country's
Scourge. and the Remedy
Jennie Smith.
Recitation. Prohibition Battle Call
Hannah Goldberg.
Music. -.....................No cal Solo /
Master Claude Cave.
Recitation 1.-The Result OF Prohibition
Annie Boyd.
Recitation 80. Prohibition the Remedy for
Hard Times |
Bessie Broadway.
Recitation. ..Ihe Deacon's Sunday School |
Sermon |
Nable Millison-
Music Vocal Solo |
Miss Hannah Goldberg
The ladies Of St Johns Guild will give
lawn fete next Wednesday evening, the |
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