The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-27
.HYPATIA ON ART
SOME INTERESTING AND INSTRUC.
TIVE PAPERS READ.

Once Each Year the Club Devotes q Day &c
Observed This Year-Madams Jack sou
and Allison and Miss Jocelvn Furnish
the Days Euterfainmeut With Essays
and Music-Miss Andrus and Mr. Dun.
levy Of Anthony wedded-seversl Pic
MICS at Linwood Park
On last Monday afternoon Hypada
gave themselves over to art. Two very
Interesting papers were read which were
both instructive and entertaining. The
club each year devotes one day at least
20 essays or discussions on art and
their work. Those who entertained the
club were Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Allison
and Miss Jocelyn. Mrs. jackson read a
bright original paper on the Relation
OF Art to Life" She said there Nigh:
be found better thoughts on the SUD-
1ects in books and magazines and she
would leave Hypatia TO make the search
for such themselves, choosing rather to
lions. She spoke of the advanta ges the
present generation has in the study of
ert in kindergartens and schools the OPP
portunities for seeing good pictures and
hearing lectures on art. She dwelt up
on the influence Of pictures and con-
demned the grotesque and hideous in
newspapers, posters and various ad-
Sertisemen.s; giving 1t as her opinion,
that aoll unsigh1ly pictures should be
banished from the home. Mrs. Jackson
IS clever writer and as art is her IA
rorite study her paper was very sug-
gestive and helpful
Mrs. Aliison's paper was on Modern
Artists" and their subjects. She called
attention 70 the fact that many promi-
nent artists are devoting their talents to
illustra ting and poster making, among
them being Charles Dana Gibson. Jules
Cheret, Aubrey Beardsley and Arthur
julie Goodman. Mr.. Julian and his gift
ed wife, Munkacsy, Millet, Hubert Herk
omer, George Inness, Eugene Lambert
and John Ruskin, all prominent artists.
were in turn commented upon in a pleas
ing. interesting manner by Mrs. Allison.
Miss Jocelyn favored the club with a de-
lgntfhl selection Of interesting music
after which the days program was clos
ed with an informal discussion which
was participated in by many of the
members.
PRIMARY SCHOLARS PICNIC.
PrepriTnary department Of the Pres
byterian church Were taken 70 Linwood
park Thursday afternoon where they
were made happy by their elders. All
the games which are dear to the little
heart Of the little ones were played and
a merry day they had. Perhaps the
largest feature OF the picnic was the
iunch, for which the various diversions
had excited healthy appetitss. Miss
Bernice Evans, superintendent Of the
primary department of thePresbyterian
Sundays chool, was aided in entertain
ing by her two assistants, Messrs. Geo.
rge Carver and Harry Higginson, and
She teachers in the department, which
Included Misses Alice Dodge, Nellie Hay
thorne, Jessie Allen, Shaw, Lizzie Roach,
Goldie Evans, Blanche Chandler. Alb
bic Mossman, Louie Waggoner, Mrs.
keenan, and Mr.. Z. B. Rowlee. The
parents and friends who attended were
Mesdanres Carver, Larimer, Berry, 9.
w. Jackson, Throckmorton, Smith, Col
onel Lewis, Hugh Dubois. Rowlee. Nc
Kee, Cassell, Rev. and Mrs. Bradt, Mr..
and Mrs Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Lawrence, Misses Ola Kinkaid, Anna
end Roberta Vincent and Mr.. Carver.
After a happy afternoon the children
were comfortably ensconsed in the large
hayrack provided and returned to their
BONES The conveyance which did duty
for the picnickers was brought into SER
vice again in the evening. Messrs.
George and James Carver used il to
treat their friends 10 an informal jaun:
over the city. Among the fortunates
were: Misses Mary Carver, Bertha and
Bessie Binkley. Bernice and GOldie Ev-
ans, Anna and Roberta Vincent. Helen
Carpenter. Bessie Bruner. Clara Thomp
son, Haddie Torrey, Ola Kinkaid and
Messrs- Walter Vincent and Horace Ed
wards It is said that manly contin-
Sency made up in quality what was lack
ing in quantity. The party was chaper-
oned by Mesdames Carver, Evans and
Binkley, who followed a. a safe dis
tance by carriage.
AN ANTHONY WEDDING
One of the most interesting and plea
SAINT events of life occurred at Anthony,
Kansas. on Tuesday last, the occasion
being the marriage OF Miss Edith An
drus 10 Mr.. Robert Baldwin Dunlevy at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Andrus. Miss Andrus is we'll
and favOra5ly known in Wichita. both
in arr and social circles. The groom is
professor of science in the Southwestern
Kansas college. May their future path
way in life be powered with roses is the
wish OF their multitude Of rien3s. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlevy go north 10 Wiscon-
sin 10 spend the summer and after Sep
1ember 1st Will be at home 70 their
friends in Winfield, Kan.
EVENING IN THE COUNTRY.
Mrs. and Mrs. D. NJ. Jones entertain
ed a number of young folks a, their
pleasant home five miles northwest OF
she city last Wednesday evening Mu-
sic and games were the pleasant features
OF the evening. Al 4 late hour dainty
refreshments were served. Those par
7icipating were Messrs. Paul Brown.
ilas Brown, Sidney Long. Charley VII