The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07

The N. f. Sunday school of the First
! NJ. Z. church were invited to the resi-
| dence of Superintendent Stanley on
| Riverside Friday evening where an en-
| joyable time was had. Rugs were plae-
| ed on the lawn and free admission grant
| ed to the superintendent berry patch
! as we'll as to the sacred fluid of the JeF-
sey cow and with berries, milk and mu-
| sic the following voted 1t one of the
most enjoyable evenings: Thomas
| Shaw, Miss Bertha Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs
! Arthur Rheams, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hobbs, Ralph Dunbar, Joe Walters
Prof. Misner, Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Piatt
The Chautauqua Social union will hold
its second annual banquet at the home
of Mrs. A w. Oliver, North Emporia
avenue, Wednesday, June 10, at O'Clock
p. m Plates for fifty people Will be
laid. Every class since the Pioneers
1s82-are represented in this union. The
Sunflower circle will have three gradu-
ates: Mrs. f. Hill, Mrs. Charles G. Cohn
and Miss Ola Kincaid. They viii go
TO Kinfeld TO receive their diplomas on
the 18th of June. Bishop Vincent will
deliver the recognition address and give
the diplomas. These events add much
to ChaUtauqua enthusiasm
Members of the Central Baptist
church planned end executed a very
neat surprise on Rev. L A Hall and
wife Wednesday evening. They took
possession Of his house and pantry. In
q nice little speech by Mr. p. NJ Bently,
the good Intentions OF the church were
vindica ted and to show that they were
believers IN the doctrine OF 1e to l. he
presented the pastor. on behalf of the
church, with q handful of that, COM
modify. Their coming IN by way OF the
kitchen was not 10 rob but enrich the
pantry. After response by the pastor
the evening was spent in a general good
time.
The following VIII be the program
for services at the camp meeting today
and no one need fear in missing same
services as they VIII be continuously
from sun up TIL 10 at night, arrange
ments being made for overflow meet
ings. Meals are also prepared on the
grounds. Today's program VIII he
six a m, prayer meeting, Rev. s. Gar
rigus: $50 general love feast. Rev
A ". Cummings; 10 O'Clock preaching
Rev. Joseph H Smith; 1:30 p. m. child
ren's meeting, Mrs. Hoke: 2:3o .. H..
preaching, Rev. CT Lowther. presiding
c4ueE % W AAIlcIO, o-5V y. III, young
peoples meeting. Rev. c. s. Nus5aum:
7:SO p. NJ. preaching. Rev. Joseph Il
Smith.
AT half past five O'Clock on yesterday
afternoon the committee OF attorneys
which had been appointed by Judge
Dale 70 examine MI. II. Geissler. who
had applied 20 be admitted as & mem
Der OF the bar. brought n its report
Mr.. Geissler having gone through sx
hours OF the most thorough exam!na-
ton. and having made an average OF
about 50 per cent, the committee rec
onHen6sd his admiSs5Ca most heartily
It-seemed 10 give the judge special pre-
sure 70 confirm the report and 50 Mr..
Geissler was requested 70 take the sol
emn oath OF Office Although Mr.
Geissler has resided here only a com
parauvely short time. ne has already
became well and favor7bly known and
= respected and esteemed ~ all Be-
ing teacher q German. French and
spanish. he speaks. reads and writes
these languages flue--ly. and this 10
Gether with his extraordinary bril-
ll1lcy and attachments and his e-uo5-
ton and integrity i-lsures 70 him q SIC
cesssL and enviaoIe career