Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

and Mrs. G. f. Case. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
E Kact M nr a. and Mrs 6. C. Purdue, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs: w. = Jack.
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. McBee, Mr.; and
Mrs @ NJ. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. Gehring. Mr.. and Mrs Brad
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Piele, Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchins, the Misses Josephine fsrgnsoa'
Dict ir Mary Hall, Maude Case, Bessie
Brnner, Galloway. Kane, Sterling. Dewey.
Kane Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Atchison, Mrs.
Turn;ck. Mrs. Love and Nessrs.. W. l.
Garrison, J. H. jackson, Ed Lamp1ere. ..
II, Farmer, B. E. SUMPTION, T. >: roster
H. H. Dewey, j. 5. Stout ana l. d. 0iin
Hvpatia held its fourth annual annlver-
sary on Monday evening at the CLUB rooms.
The response to roll call was not as 1uil as
usual. The following ia grippe" rhyme
sent to the presiding officer to be READ IN
answer to the name appended: VIII SPEAK
perhaps for two-thirds of the clup:
When ia grippe" IN gripping kTes one
AS gripping ia grippe" gives to me,
How can SO gripped. in the grip OF IA
grippe"
Get grip on the annual tea.
wv M. LEMON.
The program, however, was carried out
and was highly satisfactory, and was as
follows:
Overture. Mrs c. c. Furley
Roll call
Schiller's Joan of Arc. Marie Mathis
Vocal solo,. MIS- singer
Recitation. Mrs Madeleine Jocelyn
A Model Daily Paper. Mrs. Mary Iodd
VaIse Caprice, op %. John w. Metcalf
Mrs. Georgia Mccoy.
Hypatia has issued an artistic and bea-
tiful brochure setting setting fortn the
business for the forthcoming year with
the dates andnames of>the ladies VINO are
to conduct at each meeting which is gwen.
Section 1-Mesdames Buckner, Dayner,
Spangier, Henderson, Guthrie. A A.
Glenn, Baldwin, Collins, Jekyli, Knapp,
Wight.
Section 2-Mesdames Strong, Shields,
Lemon, Singer, Jackson. Gillogly. Griffin,
Bond. Clark, Everest, Kimball. Reade.,
Section 3-Mesdames Hull, Jocelyn,
Mathis, Furley, Winch, Nell Glenn, Cox,
Curtis Foster, Mccoy.
Section 4-Mesdames Holmes, Todd,
Packer, Priddy, DR.. Stevens. Clifford. Car
ter, Doyle, Hendryx. Richards.
1890.
February 3d.-Section l. Open meeting.
Are women frivolous?
Nv house: An architectural ideal.
Practical results from cooking schools.
February 17th.-Busness and study.
Russian literature, old and new, led by
Mrs Mary c. Todd.
Report of critic.
March Subsection g. Open meeting.
Modern humor. ProDiems OF the gay.
Discussion led by Mrs Mary V. Cox.
Where do we get our character?
March 17th.-Business and study.
Russian literature, continued.
Report of critic, and suggestion OF plans
for creating financial basis for the
club.
March 31st.-Section g. Open meeting
Shakespeare day.
Selections Tor dramatic representation.
Paper on the study of Shakespeare
April 14th.-Bu mess and study.
Study of German literature, classical
period, led by Mrs. Foster.
Report of critic.
April 2Sth.-Section 4.
Language: The use we make of our
Mother Tongue
Tests of pronunciation.
Is 'polite" society polite.
Nav 12th-Business and study.
German literature, continued, led by
Mrs. Foster.
Report of critic.
May 26th.-Section 1. Open meeting
Needs of the religious nature.
Ancient religions.
Is the world growing better?
June 9th.-Business and study.
German literature, continued, led by
| Mrs. Foster.
| Report of critic.
Jue 23d-Sectlon g. Open meeting.
Babies: Anything and everything about
them.
July 7th.-Business.
Conversational afternoon, led by the
president, who will announce her
| topics the preceding month.
| Report of critic.
July 2lst.-Section 3. Surprise day. Open
meeting. Every member of the club is
| invited to contribute to the program,
and to keep her contribution secret.
Club will convene at IL a. m, adjourn
until for social relaxation and lunch
con.
August 4th-Business. Plain talks on
domestic economy, science in the K tch-
en-, led by Mrs. Nell Glenn and Mrs.
Patty Strong.
Report of critic.
August 18th Section 4. Open meeting.
The race problem.
A new CIVILIZATION.
! Literary outgrowth of the war.
| Sept. 1st.-BusineSS.
Egyptology, led by the president.
Report of critic.
| Sept. 15th.-Section 1. Open meeting.
Comparative longevity Of the sexes.
Specialism in education: Discussion.
| Sept. 29th.-Business.
Timely topics arranged by the executive
committee.
Report of critic.
Oct 13th-Section 2. Open meeting.
Importance of scientigc investigation.
Living scientists: Their work.
Oct. 27th-Business.
Study of Robert Browning's works. led
by Mrs. Holmes.
Report of critic.
Nov I5th.-Section 8. Open meeting.
Cranks of all times ana chimes.
What shall our youth be taught?
A model school: Discussion.
Nov. 2ith.-Business
Study of Browning, continued.
Report of critic.
Dec. Sth.-Section 4. A Browning day.
Open meeting.
Dec. 25d.-Annual election of officers.
The officers for 1890 are: President, Mrs.
Sallle Toler; wee president, Mrs Lora
Priddy; recording secretary, Mrs. Bennett:
financial secretary, Mrs. Olive Reade;
treasurer, Mrs. Louise Henderson. Exec
utive committee-Mesdames Ella g.
Shields, Clara Clark, Ella d. Hull, Melvna
Singer, Julia Richards. Musical director