People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-10

This came near making Charley
Gambrill mad:
This genial soul has on his head a queeI
patch. f0
Where the lining shows and the ba won't
hatch.
Mrs. Gambrill's plate had these
lines:
a Smiley" has she borne all through
haldenhood' wifehOod and motherH d too
W. T. Mcbride looked around tC
see if J. A. Ray was present and con,
c!uded that this meant himself:
y aspirations FOR the Judges chair.
Hope the Pops aud thu Jems viii nlaca him
there. P''''0 mn
|r>. Stella Mcbride instantly rec.
Ognized this:
IjWInkle. twinkle. little star.
HOW wonder what you are
This good wish was left at the platc
Of Mr.. A. Graft:
lie lie owns fine home on Piety Hill:
nope 'nd' us influence clings to him still.
Mrs. a. CRAFTS short membership
10 the Circle served to help her find
her place:
our latest member, may she stav
WIN Us through many happy day.
Miss ALA Saylor found her plate by
means Of this:
Surely, this old worlds in a wbirl-
We must now make room for the Savior ,irl
This clever quatrain was written
for Miss Rachael Buttrey to appre.
Ciate:
The person on his seat has the name
VI beautiful girl of BIBLICAL fame,
ara may her single state ne'er fret her
FOR some day, her Jacob will pop up and got
her p'P up anu so'
Mrs Saylor heartily appreciated
this rhyme:
She, married "Saylor," but her shin is a
home p %
"here, let us hope, squalls and storms never
come.
a card with pen sketch OF bruin
served 10 keep other people away
from Prof. Bears place. 1t con.
talned this explanation:
ms space is small; no room to spare.
0o please save this for Mr.. bear
Mrs. Beal, as secretary for the
CaryS knew she had found her DIES.
Tined place when she read:
At all Carys this year her fingers ,aner
Have busily made remarks upon paper
Barney Sheridan instantly recog-
nized this, and explained to his
friends that the spirits" mentioned
on the card had reference to his paner
at Paola:
He. of The famous ride,
Is the spirits" brilliant guide.
Mrs. Sheridan found her place by
means Of this rhl me:
This seats {, + lady Of very high rank
der husbands receiver Of a pation.I hank
Mrs. Helen Bristol, mother Of Mrs.
Wn. GelinO, found this card intended
for her:
a lady with hair like the down on a thistle
olCs mere. she's our guest, sweet-faced Mrs.
Ora Graft read this aud bayan eat.
ing before any one else had been
seated:
SIT here, Ora, on this side the table.
anu eat just as much as ever you're able.
Mrs, Ora CRAFTS place was desig.
mated by this:
Pass on, people, don stop here to laugh
1hls seat Is intenIed for MIS-. IRA Graf
Mrs. Elmer Layue's plate was easy
TO find:
Many path and many roads
Lead to elegant ;.ruduS.
but If your highest suod you'd gain
Layne. '4i''
Frank MieXse!l read this reminis-
;ence of the SKATING season of '96 and
made up his mind that there was
where lie was expected to sit:
The man who sits here is not very tall;
II h'sh1 nave Ocen better If he hadn't had
For on the ice he loved to skeet-
He lit on his face and mashed in his teeth
After the banquet table was reliev.
ed OF its load of choice delicacies each
person read aloud the card that des-
rnated his or her plate at the table
TINS feature OF the evening was pro.
1uctire of much mirth and good feel.
ing. Several musical selections were
ittcrward rendered aud the guests de.
parted at late hour.
Members Of the Cary and their hus.
bands present were: Messrs. and
NeSdames j. T. Herrick, VIM. Gelino,
Jacob Engle, H. F. Smith, Ed Smith,
Il. NJ. F. Bear, F. Fl. Gilmore, W. NJ.
Ready, c. A. Gambrill, W. T. Nc
Bride, A. Graft, y. L. Graft, Geo. H.
Hunter, Chas. Hunter; Mrs. Fannie
Murray, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carsoa, Mrs.
Frank Six; Misses ALA Saylor, Laura
Gelino, Lulu Rem, Mary Peck, Rachel
Buttrey. The invited guests we're
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