Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

, On hOnCAy last, tuS Ao0AcS AuxIldFy
to Young Mems Christian association,
gave their annual tea at the handsome
home of Mrs. J. L. Dyer. on North EN-
| poria avenue. A large number of ladies
responded to the invitations sent out, all
| of whom were made to feel very much at
home by the kind ard gracious hostess,
and most delightful and successful
| meeting was held
| After devotional exercises the various
committees were called, and the reports
| showed the society to be IN excellent con-
Gition, both numerically and financially,
and that the year had been one of efficient
and harmonious work throughout Mrs D.
B. Allen, the retiring president, in
in an interesting manner, gave a very
pleasing paper full of motherly love for
the boys showing that the end and aim
of the Auxiliary was the spiritual and
temporal welfare of the young men-to
help them not only with earnest prayer
but with the open purse as we'll; and with
their ultimate salvation in view, not for
getting the many little womanly Offices
and kindly attentions which arouse graft
tude and interest and win the heart to
ways OF truth and right
Business over, bright young ladies dis
pensed refreshments which were both de-
licious and abundant, aud fully sustained
the excellent reputation Of the Auxiliary
in this regard.
The following are the officers and COM
mittees for the new year:
Mrs. Fannie Hobbs, president
Mrs. w B. Hendryx, vice-president.
Miss Grace Love, secretary.
Miss Minnie Millison, treasurer.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Mrs. 3. D. Allen. Mrs. NJ. Hellar. Mrs.
J. NJ Naylor, Mrs J. l. Dyer, Mrs. W.
A. Wight.
VISITATION OF SICK.
Mrs. D. G. Millison, Mrs. H. Shurman,
Mrs. B. D. Allen, Mrs. John Reese, Mrs.
w. D. Murdoch, Mrs. L. Z. Morrison.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Mrs NJ Hellar, Mrs. n. G.. Rose, Miss
Lucy Dubois, Miss Lulu Granger, Miss
Alice Love. Mrs. J. L. Dyer, Mrs. E. J.
Foster.
ROOM COMMITTEE.
Mrs. a. Basley, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Mat
tie Reese, Mrs VanNess, Mrs. a. +. Rowe,
Mrs. J. H. Black. Mrs. X. Hatfield.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
Mrs Noah Allen Mrs. H. ". Albeit,
Mrs. j. Z. Coulter, Mrs. R. P. Murdoch,
Miss Gail Caldwell.
EEFREsHMENT COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. NJ. Granger,
Mrs. &. S. Caldwell, Mrs. W. A. Wright,
Miss Ollie Reese. Miss Bernice Evans, Miss
Artie Smith. Miss Kate Graham, Miss
MilIison, Miss Ella Hellar.
FLOWER COMMITTEE.
Miss Fannie Jackson, Miss Adele Ru-
dolph, Miss Francis Foster, Mrs. Belle
Wells, Miss Jennie Williams.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.
Mrs. w. H. Everest, Mrs. Matte Reese,
Miss Artie Smith, Mrs L. c. jackson.
FINE BANQUET.
The Builders Exchange, which organ
iZation embraces ali or nearly all of the
leading builders, contractors. etc, of the
city, and which is an affilation of the
national organization, and regularly in
corporate ted under the laws of the state, are
going 10 give a banquet at the Hotel
Carey on the evening of March II. which
will be participated in by all of the men,
bers, together with a number of invited
guests. The organization embracing as 1t
does, so many of the leading spirits and
solid business men OF the city, will be no
ordinary affair, bringing together manu-
facturers, supply companies. contractors.
artiZans, architects, ETC.. and their invited
guests from other and surrounding cities
of the same classes. In short, the city will
not only have general but direct inter
est in occasion. As for the banquet, is a
sufficient guaranty of its attractiveness to
say that the proprietor of that great
hosiery the Hotel Carey will get it up and
have charge of its service.