The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-27

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Willard C. L. S. c.:
| Roll call.
Quotations about May.
| Latin Literature, Miss Dougherty.
| Physics, Mr.. Darney.
| Music.
The Making of Italy, (See program in
| Chautauquan,) Miss Clark.
Selection, ''The Last Interview of King
Victor and King Charles" the Misses
Mason and Miss Mills.
Character sketch, Bismarck" Mr.. Bur
well.
| The symposium at Council hall last Sun
! day was greatly enjoyed by OF present and
! following program was rendered:
The Law and the Constitution: Leaders
Mr.. Robert a Sankey, The Functions of
! Government.
Mr. Bruce L. keenan,, Constitutional
/ Entertainments.
Expressions of Opinion: Mr.. A. H. Ward,
| Mr. G. c. Mastin.
On Sunday, one week from today, the
| following poogram has been arranged. A
glance at the names is a sufficient guaran-
tee that it will be an interesting meeting:
Our Public School,: Leaders-Dr. r. W.
Stevenson, Training for Citizenship.
Miss Marie Mathis, Can They Teach
Morality Without Theology?
Expressions Of Opinion: Prof. L. P.
Shull, DR.. A. N. Pratt, S. j. Howe.
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Miss Irene hartman entertained about
thirty of her little friends last Tuesday af
ternoon at her home on Waco avenue, in
honor of her fourth birthday A table
loaded with presents occupied one corner
of the room. Games were played by the
little ones after which refreshments were
served. Souvenirs of orange baskets filled
with candy were given the little ones. The
following are the ones favored with invita-
tiOns: Hattie and Louise Walton, Charles
and May Bell Smythe, Robert and
Marguerite Oliver, Gene and Nellie Grams
ton, Ruby Roys, Lysle Spangler, Robert
Cozine, Mary Rouse, Lorraine Emo, May
Guthrie, Harold Tilford, Lulu Dulaney,
Stella Randall, Helen Bunell, Annie Nc
Kee Raymond Littell, Glenn Shields, Mia
Wood, Bess Allen, Maurice Barnes, Joe
Smithson, Clayton Ross, Lorine Crawford,
Jessie Spangler.
Again the S. & B. club Of College Hill
has carried off the palm as one Of the high
est societies in Wichita with one of their
excellent programs executed with great
credit, not only to the performers and club
but even to Wichita herself Last Tues
day evening will long be held fresh in the
memory of those who enjoyed the pleasure
of listening to the rendering of the follow
ing program:
HARl l.
A Drama, "To ObIige Benson"
Mr.. Southdown, a granger. Mr.: Jackson
Mr.. Benson, barrister. Mr.. II. w. Darling
Mr.. Meredith, law student. Mr. L. Burns
Mrs. SOuthdoWn. ............. MISS Pond
Mrs. Benson. Mrs. L. 3. Even
PART II.
A Farcical Drama, BOX & Cox"
Mrs. Bouncer, landlady. Mrs. J. c. Jones
Mr. Mr. Box Box Roomers. N MIR f. q p K Sn5Pe
All actors did exceedingly well with no
exceptions and unprecedented their respect
NCAcharacters with marked originality.
The first drama manifestly portrayed the
manifold evils resulting through acts of
indiscretion and insincerity. The second
drama, although of a farcical nature, sug-
geSted many thoughts worthy of consider
alton and truly eXemplified that old adage,
Circumstances alter cases" This merit
oriOus program closes the series of regular
entertainments for this season. The 5. and |
B. club have just closed remarkably sue
cessful year that has been unprecedented
in the annals of its existence, which is
greatly due to the assiduous and Jealous
efforts of the new president, Bapt. j. c. |
Rutan, also the program committee.
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Mrs. W E. Stanley's Friday receptions
have been most pleasant and her hOSpit- |
ality has been enjoyed by a long list of
friends, as the following indicates.
Messrs. and Mesdames 6. w. Ceilings and
Mrs. j. G. Jennings, and the Misses Cald- |
well, Lucy Dubois, NJ. Hellar, Ella Hellar, !
F. jackson, Della Baynum, E. McClees, |
Anna Mulvey, Eta Mason, Anna Mason, /
NJ. Pratt. A. Firebaugh, c. Savin, Ida |
Skinner, y. Mckinley, Comley, NJ. Meade, |
NJ. Kuhn, 7. Tusch, S Yorke, n. johnson, |
NJ. Fabrique, S. Hutchinson, Kos Harris, |
Hnnpl- Martin Hallar I + H9ck- !
ney, - Hackney, Bion Hull, VIM. Innes, /
H Imboden, a. Imboden, l.. c. Jackson, |
VIM. johnson, jr., J. Junkerman, 5. b. |
Jocelyn, q. w. Jones, n. G. Knight, Harry /
Knight, o. D. Kirk, II. I. Kramer, H. }. |
Hills, Geo. w. Knorr, ". c. Little, NJ. !
George A. Major, hurry Myers, c.
Mason, NJ. NJ Murdoch, r. P. Murdoch,
Mesdames Z. A. Allen, J. D. Alexander, ,
j. H. Alley, o. d. Barnes, c. W. Biting, |
Robert Defining, J. H. Black, A. Basley, !
o. H. Bentley, George II. Blackwelder, A.
J. Bell, H. A. Blifs, L. w. Clapp, G. W. |
NJ. c. Campbell, B. II. Campbell, w, j.
Corner, NJ. B. Conn. Charles T. Champion,
George d. Cross, c.. L. Davidson, j. @.
Davidson, S. T. Dubois, George Dold, j.
Davis, p c. Emo, Nixon Elliott, j. I. Figg,
c. c. Furley, l.. B. Terrell, E. j. Foster,
IHOIIdS -, IdIfl, II. H. IdIhtlll, 1SOD-
ert E. Greeting, H. J. Harding, j.
A. Hollinger, l. T. Humble, j. w. Moi
fit, A. w. Mccoy, 5. S. Noble, J. j. Parks,
c. j. Pintart, Lea Nixon, w. a. Arey, a.
II. Fabrique, r. w. NJ. Piatt, W. H. Park
insou, Harry Peckham, a. E. Smith,
George l.. Pratt, N. a. Russell, r. H.
Roys, J. c. Rutan, H. II. Rutan, H. II.
Finley Ross, W. W. Sweet, H.
c. Sluss, Harry Smithson, R. T. Savin, L.
D. Skinner, Ella Shields, Joe Stanley, W.
A Thomas, w. B. Throckmorton, L. c.
Topping, c. Vail, c. A. Van Ness. r. r.
c. A. Walker, Dave Walker,
5. G. Winch, T. C. Wilson, George N. Nc
Ferrin, F. Wood, H. d. Heiserman, c.
Clark, w Fowler, w. L. w. Miller, H.
Comley, Charles COmley and l. w. Deca-
tur.
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MATRMoNY THE BASIS OF SOCIETY.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
This domestic constitution is a distin-
CuiS binr characteristic of Christianity and