The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-06


and only engages in professional life
when 1t is necessary as a means of live
/ lihood, or in cases where she is left a
widow with a family depending upon
her. The true woman carries home with
/ her everywhere; its music attunes her
voice; it's mirror DIS her face and its longi-
tude may be reckoned from wherever
you happen to find her. Those engaging
in this discussion were: Mesdames IL.
r. Priddy, j. L. Dyer, S. L. Hersey, J.
K. Bennett, NJ. A. Singer, L. D. Lowell
ing, NJ. E. Hoss, E. Ferguson. DR.. Bass,
J. A. Allison, S. Toler DR.. Brown and
Misses Rea Woodman, Mary Barwise
and Mabel Mi1lison.
AFTERNOON PARTY.
Miss Minnie Bowman entertained a
number of her young friends Friday
afternoon at her home 1109 University
avenue. The afternoon was spent in
outdoor games, and after a very enjoy
able time they repaired to the dining
room, where dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were: Leo Wyatt
Eva Noel. Apply Fosnot. Grace Hogle,
Ethlyn Bowman, Ada Helm, Jessie Bur-
rows, Marguerite Bowman, Eva Hand
ley. LaRue Homer, Marcia Higginson.
Anna Ball. Margarite Wyatt, Lillian
Bowman, Martha Horner, Beatrice
Ran and Minnie Bowman
SHAKESPEARE CLASS.
A most enjoyable Afternoon was had
at the home of Mr.. James Allison, 1927
University avenue, Sept. 4. 1t was the
last meeting Of the Shakespeare class,
that had been studying during the past
sixteen weeks. Prof Hoss has been
the teacher and the success of the class
can be attributed to his careful instruc-
tons. The plays of 1.-THE Merchant OF
Venice Julius Caesar and Hamlet
have been studied.
A number of guests had been invited
and a full attendance of the class was
present The following program was
rendered:
Paper-'Polonius, ".... Mrs. Allison.
Paper-'Ophelia," Mrs. Sewen.
Pajer-''Laertis," Mrs. Pruen
Synopsis of Hamlet. Mrs Bass
Choice quotations from the play.
Miss Lulu Leonard
Debate-Resolved, THAT Hamlet.
was Insane. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Singer, James Howard
This was followed by general debate
by the members of the class. Prof.
Hoss then made several appropriate re-
marks relating to the work done. Those
present were: Mesdames Singer. Prue,
Howard, Allison, Hoss. Bennett, Col
Inns, tSewell, Bowman, Horner, Dawson.
Riley, Snively, Bass. and Misses Lulu
Leonard, Frances Ga1lager, and Miss
Taylor.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Cutter left Wednesday for Chi
cago.
Miss Minnie Bump is visiting in sa-
lima.
Miss Allie Miller is visiting in Ell Do
RADIO
Mrs. John Henderson is visiting in FL
Dorado.
Mrs. Lon Denton has returned from
Kingman-
ElDorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Clark have gone to
California.
Master Melville Jones left Monday
for Furley.
Mrs Lilly Mccoy has returned from
Ponca. O. T.
Miss Lizzie Dickinson has returned !
from the east.
Miss Bessie lines returned Thursday
from Chicago.
Miss Erma Levy of Lawrence is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. o. a. Reach has gone to War
rensburg. Mo.
Miss Grace Davidson has returned |
from Colorado.
Mrs. Carl Kline has returned from
Geuda Springs
Miss Ruth Dillon has returned from
Independence, Mo.
Mrs. Frank Tarbert left Friday even |
ing for Wellington.
Miss Stella Pyle mas returned from a |
visit AT Mcpherson.
DR.. Lewis and family have returned |
from Geuda Springs.
Miss Jennie Triplett returned We'd
neSday from Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. " E. Harmon have re-
turned from Colorado.
Mrs. Thornton W. Sargent has return-
ed from Columbus, o
Mrs. Ashton and Miss Lou. left Thurs
day for Leavenworth.
Mrs. NJ. A Carvin and children ara
visiting in Wellington.
Miss Daisy Drummer left Sunday for
Indiana and Michigan.
Mrs. Woodbury. Howe left for Phao-
nix. Arizona, Wednesday.
Mrs L. b solomon returned Tuesday
from visit al Lawrence.
Mr.. Majors and family departed the
nrst OF the week for Chicago.
Miss Carrie Carpenter and lryss N.,,,.
Collins visited in Newton SUNDAY.
Mrs. A. Houck and children returned
Thursday evening from Colorado
Mrs. S. A Dilday OF GRANVILLE. Ill. =
visiting the family Of p. B. DIday.
Mrs Ed kinnairi and Mrs. e. H
Creditor left Thursday for Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Glenn have re-
turned to their home in Perry. O. T.
Misses Irene and Nellie Jones ler,
for their home in ST. Louis. |