The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-19


Of the Select knights Of Rest.
The banqueting table was very long
and prettily decorated with cut flow
ers. 1t was set in the banqueting room
and the merry makers had a most de-
lightful time over the good things pre-
pared TO eat. Following is the menu of
the banquet:
Consomme Royal.
Sweet Pickles. Olives.
Cold Boned Turkey.
Cold Tongue.
Deviled Ham Sandwiches.
Potatoe Chips. Water Crackers.
Orange Sherbert.
Lettuce Salad. Cheese straws.
Tutti Fruit Ice Cream.
Malaga Cake. Angel Food.
Coffee, Clarent Punch.
Following this came the feast of rea-
son. Leroy Kramer, G. r, was the
toast master and following is the pro-
gram of the toasts:
Our Symbolism knight r. L. Cor
bett
'eThe Musical Ability of the Tired
foots,'-Sir knight B. NJ. Priddy.
Pillows, Their Use and Abuse
Sir knight w. G. Funk.
Outside the Circle Knight G.
F. Smith
Our Favorites-Girls." Sir Knight
B. H. Kerfoot.
What Of the Future,'-Si knight f.
Schouler
1.-The teachings of Our Ritual-Sir
knight J. E. Reese.
rs Eleven Lucky"-Sir Knight ]. o.
McClees.
BANDS ANNUAL CONCERT.
The entertainment given by the Sec
ond Regiment band Wednesday evening
al the Crawford Grand was ali anyone
could desire. The program was varied
and of the choicest character. The
band won new laurels and deserves
the highest praise from the citizens of
Wichita. Mr.. Claude Neff did himself
proud by the skill and grace he dis
played as conductor a guitar solo by
Mrs. z. L. Martling was delightfully."-
rendered, and merited the great ap-
plause she received Mrs A. G.. Wal
den rendered "Barbiere di Sivigla," by
Rossini, in a manner exquisitely sweet
She responded to the encore with Buy
My Flowers" and again the audience
manifested their delight by uproarous
applause. Mrs. Walden was at her
best, and she is we'll known as one Of
the sweetest singers in Southern Kan
sas. Mr.. c. Pierpont and Mr.. F. 3.
Walden both charmed the audience
with baratone solos. Mr.. Casper
Haynes favored the audience with one
of his own compositions, Dreaming"
in highly satisfactory manner.
CLOSED THE SEASON.
The club rooms of the Owl and Cres-
cent club, in the Crawford Grand, Tues
day evening were the scene of all that is
beautiful and charming. 1t was the
last dance of the season given by this
popular association The attendance
was large and the evening passed quick
ly by. Will Ford served in the capacity
OF floor manager and Professor Blume's
orchestra furnished the music for the
occasion. The following We're those in
attendance: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. John Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
Gum, Mr.. and Mis-. Tony Weinschenk,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d Harrison. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Piper: Misses Mel
lie Howard. Apna Howard. Matte Sell
vey, Maggie Shea, Genavieve Costello,
Minnie Bliss. Carrie Bliss, Dora Martin.
Anna Kistler. Inez Creditor, Edna Bus
by, Bertha Downing. Albertena Down
Pearl Reed. Campbell, Garnett; Messrs.
Will Suhn, Emil Matske. Ben Durfee,
T. B. Mathews, Allen Hunt, John Lie
brandt, BYRON Shea, Charles Miller w
NJ. Mclaughlin, Harry MOsier. Robert
Downing, Q. T. Elliott. +. a Park,
Charles Tosh. Ed Shuler, VIII Ford, Ed
gar Krailsheimer
IN HONOR OF MISS WOODS.
Mrs. George Hammann was the hos
tess Wednesday afternoon Of a delight
full luncheon. given in honor of her
friend. Miss Julia Woods Fine needle
work occupied the guests until o'clock
when luncheon was served. The table
was beautifully decorated with carna-
tons and set entirely with cut glass,
silver and hand painted china The
favors were tiny cards upon which were
pretty verses. Each card was tied with
a knot of pansies and sweet allysum.
After luncheon Mrs. Hammann and
Miss Grace Hatton favored the guests
with some musical selections. Pres
ent were Miss Maud Pratt. Miss Myrtle
Sluss. Miss Jessie Kendall. Miss Marie
Luling. Miss Grace Hatton. Miss lie
Dora Talbot. Miss Margie Knorr and
Miss Julia Woods
THEY COUNTED THE RECORD.
Monday evening the Duplicate Whist
club met with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sar-
gent, and as the meeting was the last Of
the season the scores were counted for
the entire series and Mrs. H. T. Kramer
was found 70 lead the other members
by uwenty-siX points. Judge Wall rank
ing second. Mrs. Sargent served a de-
licious supper after the games were fin
ished. The following We're present: Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Little. Mr.. and Mrs. T
3. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Aylesbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Case, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. i. Bleckiey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4.
Pool and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Kramer.