The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-18
THEIR ANNUAL
HYPATIA INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
AND HOLD A BANQUET.

Spesks-BHnQaet 6au Prettily Decor
stsd, Also Sweet Music Furnishsd-In
sta;iation of Officers in the Parlors and
Then March Into the Banquet Hal
Heaasd by Their New President-Sev-
eraI Weddings Occur During the Week
Hypatia celebrated their eleventh an
u,raI banquet at the Carey last Friday
night. The members and guests gamer
I'd In the parlors OF the hotel previous
10 entering the banquet hall and enjoyec
son,e very fine music which was exc
cuted BY Miss Geneva Joceiyn.
The outgoing president, Mrs. Sarah
e. Hersey, made an address TO the mem
hers which was wei worded and we'll de-
tyered. Following this Miss Mabel Mil
hson, the president elect, delivered an
address upon assuming the chair winch
was replete with great practlcaolllty
and aside from this it was beautifully
,,rastr,ated and well delivered.
EoIIowing this the members and
yuests formed in couples, led by the
president elect Miss Mabel Millison,
mon the arm of her brother, Mr.. Ralph
Mnl;son. who led the hne down and into
the banquet hail.
The tables were beautifully decorated
for the occasion and presented an ele-
giant appearance as they were surround
I'd by the many guests
AIT the banquet each lady member
was presented with a year book wnicn
shows tire annual program for the I'M
pxnIred months of the present year as
follows:
October oe: Business day; quarterly re-
norts: impromptu reports OF critics.
November 9: Guest day; music;
"What is the Legitimate Work of the
Waman's cIub?" Mrs. z. A. Hull.
SIS the Department Club the Most Ell
fective Form of the Woman's Club
Mns Mary W Buckner, leader. Dis
cussion by the club.
November %: Business day; report Of
critics: notable club women; three
minute talks from members. Miss Ge-
nevra Jocelyn, leader.
December Z: Guest day; review OF new
books: subdivision by the leader, Miss
Rea Woodman-
December p: Business day; report OF
critics: the love and training of child
ren: in the school room. Miss Alice o.
keenan,. leader.
Mrs. SaIlie Toler acted as toastmistress
and the following toasts were responded
to: 'Our Guests, absent Members,
Clubs and Colleges" rs Speech
R1essing?"
TIE guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gordon. Bruce Priddy. Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
A. Singer, Mr.. Kerfoot, Miss Laura
Kerfoot, Mr.. Ceilings, Mr.. B. F. Dunn,
Mr.. Hendricks, DR.. Bennett, Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delamater, Prof Leonard.
Mr.. Dorsey. Ralph Millison, Lulu An
drews, Anna Mulvey, Florence Mulvey,
Miss BHncoe, Mrs. L. B. TerriI, Miss
Leeper, l. Y. Snow of Topeka, Jennie
Chung, Mr. ]. 81. Knapp, Mrs. Frank
Sherman. Mrs. Bond of Denver, Mrs.
MoCIain and Fritz Huffman.
The members in this city are: Mrs.
James Allison, Miss Mary Barwise, Mrs.
S. A. Bass, Mrs. Julia &. Bennett Mrs.
Nora Bowser, Mrs. J. Sam Brown, Mrs.
Ransom Brown, Mrs. Mary W. Buckner
Mrs l.. S. Carter, Mrs. Will Church,
Mrs. c. G. C6hn, Mrs. Marth S. Col
iings, Miss Addie V. Cleveland, Miss
Eva Dewey, Mrs. J. G.. Dorsey, Mrs.
B. F. Dunn, Mrs. James l.. Dyer, Mrs.
c. V. Ferguson. Mrs. Sarah L. Hersey,
Mrs Louise Henderson. Mrs. Clark
Hendryx, Mrs. Julia L. Hill, Mrs. Mary
Egstrom Hoss, Mrs. E. A. Hull. Mrs.
Charles W. Jackson, Mrs. o. CT. ia
cobs, Miss Genevra Jocelyn, Mrs. Bruce
l.. keenan,, Mrs. Laura Blair Kerfoot,
Mrs. J. NJ. Knapp, Mrs. l. d. Lew
cling, Mrs. Georgia Mccoy, Miss Mabel
Millison, Mrs. Ida III. Nafzger, Mrs.
Lora r. Priddy, tMFs. Irene Richards,
Mrs NJ A Singer, Mrs. r. a. Sankey,
Mrs r. II Short. Mrs Sallie Toler,
Miss Rea Woodman.
The officers for the ensuing year are:
President-Miss Mabel MiTlison.
Vice president-Mrs. Martha S. Col
iings.
Recording secretary-Mrs. James Al
iison.
Financial secretary-AIiss H. Rea
Woodman.
Treasurer-Mrs. Julia Black
Custodian-The Secretary.
Executive oommittee-Nrs Mary ".
Buckner. Mrs. J. l.. Dyer, Mrs. Sarah
l.. Hersey, Mrs. Sallie Toler, Mrs. S.
A. Bass.
Financial committee-Mrs. Lora r.
Priddy. Mrs. L. ID. Lewelling, Mrs. r.
H. Short.
Musical director-ATrs. NJ. A. Singer.
GUTHRIE NUPTIAUS.
Mr.. James B. Bourgette of this city
was married last Wednesday, To Miss
Mayme L. Guthrie at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Guthrie, near Augusta Rev. y.
E. Harmon performed the ceremony
which united them in the bonds which
are never to be broken. They were the
recipients Of many beautiful and valu-
able presents from their many friends.
Mr.. Bourgette is a highly respected and
esteemed young man in this city, and
Miss Guthrie was one Of the most love
iy and accomplished young ladies of
Butler county.
After the wedding a tasty and eIab-
crate dinner was served, upon tables
which were beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The following wedding
guests Were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Withrow, Mr.. and Mrs John Rife. Mr..
and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr.. Eek. Burt
Wilson, Mr.. Walter Primm. Miss Della
Primm, Miss Edna Rice. Home. Bare.
Mrs. DR.. Huff and MISS Nellie Hun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nichols. s. M Stevens.
F. ]. Nicholson, Luther Burns. Mrs.
Bourgette, mother of the groom and his
sister. Miss Ell2 Bourgette The Eagle
joins with other friends in hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
MERRY CYCLING PARTY.
A merry party OF cyclists made a run
down to Wellington last Thursday.
They got of the main road upon their
way down and added about ten extra
miles 10 their ride before arriving at