The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-05

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charge of the literary part of the pro-
| gram. Miss Mabel Millison will give
one Of her charming readings, and Miss
| Jocelyn and Miss Guthrie will read an
| original story and a sketch. Miss Wood
man will read a burlesque short story.
| The music has been we'll chosen, bring
| irg out home talent as far as possible.
| Mr.. Bruce Priddy's "Cycler's March
Will be played by Mr.. Huffman, so
| well known as a thorough pianist. Miss
! Clark, who needs no laudation in a
Wichita paper, will play piano solo,
and Mrs. Wilson, one of Wichita 5
sweetest singers, has promised TO sing
for Hypatia. Miss Dunbar will sing
Mr.. Casper Haine's beautiful waltz-Song
Dreaming" the words written by
Mrs. Richards. In brief, it will be a
most delightful afternoon and the ladies
expect large audience to enjoy it At
3 O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Dyer, 1017
North Emporia; admission 10 cents.
HYGIENIC DAY.
Last Monday was HYGIENE day at
Hypatia. Owing TO the illness of the
leader, Mrs. Carter, the subject was not
considered as fully as was outlined N
the yearly program.
Though hardly able TO be out Mrs
Carter was present and gave a sum-
mary of a lecture she heard delivered
at the Sanitarium where she spent some
time for treatment. This paper adj
vanced many ideas as to the kind Of
food to be eaten and the many kinds to
be rejected and was followed by an ami
mated discussion.
Mrs. Toler kindly consented TO read
her paper, 1.-The Temple Beautiful"
j oh ha ho1
students of Paramount college. This
paper was extremely interesting and
the generous applause which followed
was sufficient evidence of her apprecia-
tive audience. The meeting closed with
two pretty pieces Of music by Prof.
Sanford and family.
LILAC CLUB MEET.
The home of Mr. ]. r. Snively, 421
South Water, was, on Wednesday even
ing the scene of much gaiety and mirth.
The occasion was another one Of those
receptions given by the Lilac club.
club Of society young ladies. The MEM
berS and their escorts, together with
number of invited guests, were present,
and with games, social conversation and
good cheer madet he evening a very
pleasant one that viii ever linger in the
memory Of those present. The young
ladies and gentlemen were: Misses
Chambers, Mccormick, Snively, Willin-
ford, DufOur, Misses Blake, Iva John
ston, Eva and Kate Simpson, Triplett,
Dumont, Dillon, Moore, Misses White,
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Jones; Messrs Carl
Johnston, VanKirk, Blake, Simpson,
GUrz, Williams, Mcpherson, Young and
Mccormick
VISIT THE CUNTRY.
A merry crowd of young people assem-
bled Tuesday evening at the home OF
Messrs Jesse and Claud Smith on North
Main street, from which place they pro-
ceeded in carriag es to the home of VIII
Hoover, five miles west of the city, and
very Unexpectedly took possession of
his home. Misses Maggie and Lulu
Knight, Mae Dody, Lena Hartzell, Ma
Del Berdine, Lillian Simmons, Susie
Kline, Lizzie Tracey and Anna and
Daisy Papes; Messrs Harry and Horace
Dunn, De Simmons, Earl AcNeal, Chas.
Hoover and Mr.. Pratt made up the
party.
WILL MEET MONDAY.
The Sunfiower c. L. S. c. Will meet
during April at the residence of Mrs.
Hiram Imboden, 215 North Emporia
avenue. The following program will
be rendered on Monday with Miss EN-
ma Potts leader: Human Progress
Mrs. Purdue leader; A Military Study,
Mrs. Meyers; Character Sketches-Lafa-
yette and Burgoyne, Miss Haythorne;
Initial Studies, Miss Walker, leader;
Reading. Dickens in Camp" by Bert
Hart, Miss Mary Lewis; Sketches, St.
Seger, Arnold, Rochambeau, Mrs. Row
lee; Discussion, The Effect of Magazines
on the Literary Taste of People, Mrs.
Hill, leader.
QUAKERS' ENTERTAINMENT.
One of the most pleasant social events
of the week was the surprise donation
party given Rev. and Mrs. HOdson,
Monday evening by the members of the
Quaker church. The members brought
with them all the good things that make
UP an elaborate Easter dinner and it
was with well filled larder and many
good wishes for prosperous and happy
future that the guests departed at a
late hour. Those in attendance were:
Messrs. and Nesdames j. L. Francis,
Hockett, Williams, Long, Mrs. Lyons,
Mrs. CummOns, Misses Lille Cheshire,
Myrta Thompson and Celia Williams;
Messrs- Albert Williams. Irving Lyons.
John Wright, Aubrey Francis.
MISS WOODMAN IN CHARGE.
Miss Rae Woodman Will have charge
Of the fourth entertainment in the Hy-
patia series. II viii consist of recita-
tons and music and VIII occur at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Dyer, 10Y North
Emporia avenue at $3.50 p. m. All who
know Miss WoOdman, feel sure that
what she has prepared in the way of
program will be both entertaining and
instructive. All friends Of the club in
vited.
CHARLES Is SURPRISED.
Wednesday evening Charley Gardner
was given a very pleasant surprise by
a number OF his friends. The evening
was spent in playing games and other
Lunch was served dur
ing the evening Those who composed
the party were Louie Fuller. Edith Peck
ham. Ruby Grimes. BERTHE Frooman.
May Bryant. Lulu Winton. Carrie Bish-
or, Grace Overman. Maude Gish. Roy
Sykes, Fred Hall. Harvey Huff. Fred
Prosser, Harvey King. Carl Lewis. How
ard Lewis, Carl Gehring. Joe Exton and
Charlie Gardner.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Leweiling will give a Calico ball
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. l. Dyer entertained the Thin
bic club April 10.
Miss Lewelling is preparing for a May
pole drill for May
Miss Kenretta Fellows was surprised
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. ". Jackson entertains the
Monday club tomorrow.
Miss Anna Schober celebrated her
18th birthday Yesterday
VIII Ford VIII give an impromptu
dance Thursday evening.
No Name club meets with Mrs. Phil
lip Alexander Thursday
The Duplicate WSnit club met with
Mrs. Judge Wall this week.