The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

! SsfH, - Twelve handsomely
q: =. S. :. ):
| A(sNN Eli - decorated booths so
/ (AER u A. lES arrrnged as to rep
/ \EA ~ - resent each month
] \ss-SsV NTH year were
/ 42 among the more at
I tractive features Of the entertainment.
! The ladies i'll charge, as published in last
! SUNDAYS EAGLE, Were attired in costumes
appropriate to the different months rep
! resented and served most dainty and Ge-
| licious refreshments during the entire en-
tertainment.
| Wednesday evening in addition to the
attractions furnished by the booths, an
/ old folks concert, in which a large number
of musical artists assisted. was given to a
! large and appreciative audience. The pro
gram rendered was as follows:
| a lyste of We singers and also We tunes,
night of Wednesday, April 10:
Ye Tune Pitcher. 49,. Moses, the Younger
Ye Gloria. ............. We Singers
Ye Three Mayds of Lee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.................Ye Three Women SINGERS
Ye Ancient Man viii now speake.
, Ye WOrldlye -Four Part Song. -............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ye -Four SINGERS
Ye WOrdlve One Parte SOnge ..-.-.....-.-
Ye Woman Synger
Ye Worldlye Two Parte SOnge.
..........By Ye Man and Woman Synger
Ye Oldenne Tyne Bard. ........-......--..
.....Zebediah Makepiece, (knickerbocker)
PR-NYsE CHORUS.
We One Parte Songe... We Man Synger
DOXOiOgy. ...-............ ...-.-.--.'..'..
An Ye Men and Women SINGERS
y. 3. Ye dyscrete womenne who do
bring ginger breade are requested to eat ye
same before We fyrste songe part;
So mamie of We goodie folk as have been
blessed with strong lungs and musickal
training may be privileged TO stand and
SINCE in ye last tune.
Mrs. Judge T. J. Lowe is visiting her
home at Jefferson, Texas.
The Odd Fellows will give their ball in
/ Guthrie on the 18th inst.
Mr.. \. B. Harrison, of Texarkana, Tex,
is guest Of Judge !. J. Lowe.
Mrs. w. II. Meek9r Will leave today for
a weeks visit with friends in Winfield.
Mr.. Greer. of Winfield. is the guest of
her son, Frank H. Greer, Of the Capitol.
~
Mrs. Hortigan, of Chicago. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Judge Chas.' Il. Brown.
Mrs B. F. Berkey. of Noble avenue, is
entertaining some friends from Colorado
Springs.
The Guthrie Hospital society will cele-
brate the opening of OklahOm by grand
ballon the 22nd inst
The Ladies' Auxiliary society of the
Christian church win give reception and
dinner on I he 21O0 inst
Mrs. K. J. Crozier. of Abilene. Kansas.
who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
w. p Meadows, returned home last Thurs
day.
The Plymouth society will give a con-
cert on the evening of the 22nd inst. At
the last meeting of this society the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. .. Y. Hays,
president: Mrs LemueI Jones, vice presi
dent; Mrs. \ a Humphrey, secretary,
and Mrs. William Brown, treasurer.
The Ladies' Social Literary society met
last Friday at the residence of Mrs Geo.
Gray and elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter: Mrs. .. Y. Hays
PRESIDENT Mrs. J. b. Howard, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. J. l.. Rock. secretary, and Mrs
L. f. Kimball, treasurer. The society viii
give musical at the residence of Mrs. o.
V. Hays next Friday at 3p. m.
Last Wednesday evening Mayor and
Mrs McElhenney, of Capital, entertained
a few of their neighbors and friends in n
very delightful way. The event was in
honor of the election of Mr.. MCElheuney
TO the mayoralty of Capitol Hill Cards
were enjoyed until II O'Clock when de
IiciOuS supper was served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. \. McCaskey Mr.. and
Mrs. \. !. Deal ana daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. 4. Lewis, NJ. and Mrs W. II.
Kinkead Mr. w. z. Peel and daughters,
Shandaney and l.. T.. Coyle.
Following the concert was the press
representation in which large number Of
western journals were participated. Miss
Myrtle Meadows. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. v. =. Meadows and fayOrite young
lady here represented the leading paper in
west. The Wichita EAGLE, in a very
charming manner She wore a beautiful
toilette Of pink satin en- train over a black
silk DettiCDat, on which was the king Of
birds. the eagle. hand painted ia red and
gold, round sleeveless bodice, black silk /
sash, one end wrought in gold with Z he
words "Oklahoma's friend" and on the
o. her he motto OF Kansas ''Ad 8stra Per
4Spera.' II was the most elegant COS
tune worn on the occasion and the
deateuiug applause that followed be
few well chosen words setting
forth the superiority OF the EAGLE /
over ali Of it, competitors proved /.
that paper 20 be the peoples taYoriie n
Guthrie a- elsewhere. she said: \ meet .
iu- Of old friends. tried and true, has H.
greatest charm ia the freedom from all
conventional re-traiut-'hat ccaruinE
freedom which Is inspired by mutual /
love. mutual respect and mutual admlra- /
tion. In that spirit does the Wichita
LAtrLE greet You tonight.
The EAGLE knows YOU and you know F.
the EAGLE and wc are friends. When (
friendship and attachment follows
knowledge the little affair begins 70 grow
interesting. - listen The kASLE IS r. q
friend 10 Oklahoma before there wa ga
Oklahoma. the EAGLE was one OF the Old F.
veteran pioneers the faithful friend Of the +.
pioneer, who througed the border Ike /.
"a immense wave which rose hagaer aud 4
higher aud finally inundated TINS BEAUTIFUL (.
land when the barrier WIS removed a. 4
high noon April Z2ud GTasDiug A. u the /.
81 current events in this marvellous city. 4
Nor does the EAGLE intend 70 take any /.
second place IN the construction q the 4
wonderful city you eIPect 20 have here n 4
the future
ESeryoue knows Of Wichits and her IN /
precedguted growth. and DO one who 4
knows If Wichita VII withhold his pTal-f 4
;or The EAGLE and mat II las .
done for heT. - We come 90 /
vou tonight. friends q GHthrie .
does the very son q thing - patron
want. L had an army II missionaries .
continually sending in tlGgnEs fruE1 he 4
promised land y became . veTItabie 4
boomer cvclope5la--the nature q sc8I 4
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agricultural aI4BtAbilitlfS WGs carefully I.
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