The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-02

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Yesterday afternoon. Miss Woodmal
gave her Sunday school class an outdoo
dinner. The young ladies roasted thei
own potatoes and apples. and had innum
cradle good things TO eat. on dainti,
| spread little table by the river. Later
wading was INDUCED in, and peaIs o
| laughter made the echoes ring. The oh
| river has not witnessed such good time
and happy laughter for many days TIL
| little misses were, Mignon Fosnot, Ethe
Williford, Lola Kracaw. Ruby Carter
Edith Little, Fern Randall. Lulu Simp
son. Jennie Hanson and Florence Sulli
van.
select party consisting Of Mrs Georgs
Miller, Miss Belle Shaw of Crescent, Iowa
! Jennie Kerr of Cheney, Alice K err of the
Carlton school, Florence and Daisy Fuller
chaperoned By Ms. E. n. Winders, Messrs
E. n. Winders. Ghorge E. Miller. Ross
Miller and Ray Miller were picnicing in
the beautiful Linwood park Friday after
noon. They report a delightful time. Mis:
Shaw is the charming neice of Mrs. Miller
"hO hUS SDCut tuS IdSv viSltAuk
friends in the city and will return shortly
TO her home in Iowa
The Sixth ward Republicans met as per
call at the corner of Douglas and ida ave.
nue. last evening. They had good at
tendance and organized marching club
with j. NJ. Martin president w. H. Har-
rah secretary and James Taylor captain.
The club has already membership OF so
voters. All Republican voters are re-
Quested to meet at the corner of Ida and
Douglas on Monday evening next at I
O'Clock sharp to take part in parade
Torches will be at the above named place.
As usual the Southwestern Business
College carried away the blue ribbons at
the Great Southern Kansas fair On &C.
count OF its excellent management, thor
ough instructions and eminent success Of
its graduates this institution has gained a
reputation equal to any other similar in
stitution in the United States, The
Southwestern even captured the blue rib
bons for the best typewriters as we'll rs
for the best and largest display of type
writing machines.
The Oak Street Presbyterian church will
celebrate the fifth anniversary of its or
ganization rs church, this afternoon at
4:30 p. m. The service will be participated
in by Rev. l.. H. Shane, Rev. Dr. Winters,
Rev. George A. Smith, d. NJ. Brown and
Professor U. p Shull. There will be good
music, and an interesting program rem
dered. All friends Of this church are in
vited. Sunday school at $50 a. M, q. P.
Shull superintendent: praise service at II
a. m. Come early if you want a good seat.
Messrs. Lehman s. Higginson yesterday
gave their employees and members of the
firm fete which was much enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hig-
ginson, Mrs. L. NJ. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Snowberger. Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. De
Turk, Mr.. and Mrs-C. N. Beai. Miss Mar
tin Scharpf, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. House, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Carmichael, Messrs. Harry Blake
ly, George H. Burns, Eugene Hays, Thos
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Minch. John Wilcox.
Judge Barrett, the register of deeds. has
a man at work writing thousands of adj
dresses. The judge is doing some good
work tor the Republican party.
He is sending out copies of the New York
Tribune direct to the thousands of voters
in this county. These papers contain in
and able discussions on the tariff,
the currency question, the national bank
system and other important issues. He
believes in conducting a campaign of edu-
cation.
DR.. G. ". Hughey of Springfield Mo-.
will deliver his popular lecture on "Inger
soil and Ingersollsm," at the Dodge Ave
hue NJ. E. church on Monday evening, Oct
;, beginning at o'clock promptly. Dr.
Hughey replies to Colonel Ingersoll with
effect, and no one should fail
20 hear him. To bring this much-needed
ecture within the reach of ali, the admis |
lion fee is reduced to the paltry sum of Is
,ents. Come early and secure good seats |
The Hebrew services conducted by Rabbi |
Solomon terminated last evening at 6 |
o'clock. The address was very impressive |
md the choir rendered some excellent |
music. The solos by Miss Belle Hirsh |
we're especially fine, with Mrs. Bamber-
.er at the organ The choir in full was
of the following ladies, Miss
Belle Hirsh, the Misses Goldberg. Miss
esther Kaufman, the Misses Hays.
Mr.. A. w. Smith of Topeka, the secre-
AIRY of the Columbian association of this
tate, was in the city yesterday. Mr.
ninth visited the fair grounds with the
attention of collecting such specimens
tc. as would make a creditable showing ,
t Chicago. He came here for thu express
urpose of getting the best exhibits of the
air for the Columbian exposition.
Miss Lizzie Patton, who for the last fl We
ears has had entire control and manage
lent of the glove and ladies furnishing
apartments at the Globe dry goods house,
as owing to the increased business in the
love department been given exclusive
ontrol and devotes her entire time to the
ale. fitting and purchasing in this de-
artmenJ.
Colonel w. E. HUFFMAN has been in.
tied, and accepted. TO deliver the Grafton
, ST. Marks on German day, Oct. 6. this
ear. The st. Marks people have made
cry extensive preparations for a grand
erman day celebration and large number
Wichita's German-American citizens
i'll attend.