The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

| NJ. Lane, Dora Martin, Mamma Clegg,
| Mary York, Alice Ddnbert, Rose Bushby,
| Belle Wibking, Anna. Erickerson, Eliza
| beth Norling, Jennie Hall, Sadie Merrill,
Eta Slower, Minnie Drake, Grace Rafferty,,
Maude Campbell, Ida Latham, Lille Pool,
Cora b. Harrison, Jessie Reynolds, Allie
| Dodge, Minnie l.. Spurrier, Maude Raj
ferty, Mrs. J. G. South, Messrs. Y. l..
Alexander, II. o. Harrison, f. A North,
w. T. Garnet, S. d. Lieurance, +. W.
johnson, Z. d. Keller, X. Kimball, II. 4.
East, n. Steffen, p. w. Clark, PHO 5.
Pickett, Frank Nessly, VIII Marks, II. S.
McMichael, J. c. South, T. f. Weaver,
Earle Osborne, i. S. Bailey, J. n, Powell,
J. NJ. Brindenstine and Lewis Ward.
The Kings Daughters of the west side
NJ. l.. church Will give literary and mu-
steal entertainment next Wednesday
evening at the Dodge avenue Presbyterian
church. After the fpilOwing program the
Ladies Benevolent society will serve ice
cream. rawberries and cake:
Chorus ...-............. king s Daughters
Reading. Observation-Disclosures Mary Lawrence
Recitation. .Fellie Mccormick
Duet. Mamie Todd, Effie Chambers
Guitar solo. Claudia CARRIER
Reading. .................Eff ie Mccormick
Moon Quartette. Maud Campbell, Belle
Sargent, Carrie Glenn. Claudia CARRIER
Story IN three parts
L..............P Pearl Mccormick
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Alice Oldheld
L.................... Emily foWler
Chorus. .................K Kings Daughters
The Authors Carnival to be given at
the Crawford Grand May is, by the
teachers of the Irving school promises to
be a most successful atfair-qUite an inter
esting program viii be presented-consist-
ing of number of pretty tableaUX- col
isthenic drill by thirty-tWo OF the boy
scholars of the school under the direction
of Miss Chamberlain, and special mill
tary drill by sixteen young ladies. Captain
Osborne and Lieutenant Gordon have been
drilling the ladies for some time and have
complimented them very highly upon
their proficiency. Those taking part IN
the drill are, Miss Jessie Clark, Captain,
and Misses Sallie Downing, Mary Hall,
MYRTLE Dean. Hattie Dean, Minnie Eller,
Della Eller. Stella Nixon, Lena Suhury,
Leida Mills. Belle Chamberlain, Nora
Woody, Louie Chamberlain. Maggie
Woody, May Virgins, Minnie Barwise
and May Pearse.
An authority says: In buying trous-
seau | advise every young woman to com
mence with underwear, gloves, shoes, hos
iery and such articles as do not change
mnch in a year, while the hats and gowns
should be the last selected, as then one Is
more apt to have the latest styles. Too
many gowns for ones position in society,
and too few pieces Of underwear, etc, IS
better reversed. 1t is customary Tor a
bride to furnish table and bed linen and all
tOweling necessary for her prospective
home: but this part of the outfit l do not
include in my present list. II the oude. 10
be- can save a trifie in the buying OF her
l. 4. l.. q, oil urr~g, -
convenient to have to eXpend IN pretty
things for her new home, which can not
rightly be included with the furniture. In
furnishing a home il Is wise TO plan TO buy
for the kitchen first. then bed rooms, din
ing room and lastly the parlor; iorone may
do without many things in parlor. but
where is the man who viii DO without
dining
Wednesday evening was the occasion Of
the last of Our Club" dances, series
that have been eminently successful and
enjoyable. The finale did not IN the least
detract from the glory already gained by
this club. The participants were, Nj and
Mrs. W. NJ. Levy, Mr.. and Nrs. w. ;.
COrbett. Col. and Mrs 5. +. Joeeiyn. Mr..
and Mrs. (. Oliver. Mr.. and Ars. {. l..
o. en-. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il Peckham, Mr.. and Mrs Il. I.
Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Curtis, Nr.
and Mr. \ H Carpenter. Captain and NJ
F. :. Hotchkin. Mr. and Ms George
Cross. Mr. and Ms l. A W alton, DR.. and
Mrs. r. / Johnson Mr.. and Mrs A ID.
TibbittS Mr.. and Mrs. r Coleman. Mrs
Y NcCIees, Misses, Nellie Sappenfeld,
err. Agnes Lynch. Dell Baynum. Hutch
ius0n. Ida and Minnie Skinner and Their
guest. Miss Butler. Naude Pratt, Sadie
YORK. May Young Mabel Balance, kuhn
and MeSsrs Charles Carey. Holt sharpe,
Peck. Doup. De Long. Grant oodman-
Georre Allison. Bentley. Clyde Ware,
Sherman Skinner and Hagney.
L isn't wise 10 have strong likes and DIS
skies. especially wheE they are only direct
Ell against weaknesses. Life ) too short
for you 70 hate 50 eulphatically - InSny
things. II you are q woman II WlL affect
your skin and make wrinkles come about
yaur mouth. If y0u are = EnAn u Vii
affect T0ur digestion
Don dislike the WOMAN who = brefs-4T
suEEIsfS- she i I.ot Of necessity . Io<-
Don dislike the book that = interest
ing, lt = nos bound TO BE- trash
Don dislike the music that . catching.
il has nIuCA greater mission thsE any -
" s<GeT operas
Don't dislike the wouA1 who changes