The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-13
.he neak WAS the laird annual Chautau-

the week was the third annual Chautau-
| qua Alumni banquet held last Friday
evening in Sedgwick Music hall. The
hall was beautifully decorated by the
| ladies', and bright and witty were the
| addresses. The evenings entertainment
was 2 complete success from every
standpoint and was one Of the keenesI
| pleasure. The program included the
| names of Mrs z. P. Murdock, Rev. DR..
| Fleming, Miss Nina Caldwell, Mrs. j. NJ
Knapp, Mrs. J. H Allison, Mr.. c. H.
| Brooks, Mrs. c. G.. Cohn, Mrs. H. limbo
den, Mrs L. G. Whittier, Miss Anna
Mulvey, Mrs. r. NJ. Piatt, Mrs. w. j.
Babb and Miss Minnie Stuckey. Mrs,
White was elected president, and Mrs.
Powell, secretary, for the coming year.
Mrs. Piatt was elected delegate TO the
national Chautauqua assembly. Those
present were: Mesdames J. II. Black,
Sarah Dubois, Henry Fellows, j. L.
Caldwell, J. y. Ross, r. 2. MURDOCH, l..
c.. Whittier, L. 2. Farrell, Dr. Hamil-
ton, r NJ Piatt, ]. N. Knapp, D. Il.
Hereford, Chaplin Jones, DR.. Bass, j. A.
Allison, N. 4, Mayor, a w. Ollver,
Charles Lawrence, Mary Graves, Clough,
d. W. Smith, W. ]. Babb, C. G. Conn,
E. Hill, A. W. Sickner, VIII Granger.
Artie Chapman, George Whitney, l. l..
Powell, Martha Hopkins, J.. B. Fleming,
J. V. Ladd, o. G. Jacobs, R. 7. Savin,
Cincinnati; J. c. Jennings, Harrisburg,
Pa. and Miss Annie Mulvey, Nina Cald-
well, Eta Mason, Amelia Halsey, Maud
Mclaughlin, ]. Belle Walker, Minnie
ssuckey, Ola Kinnard, Mary, Louise and
Emma Rowe, indianapolis, Ind, and
Messrs. ]. II. Knapp, Robert Lawrence,
Rev. L. B. Fleming, Rev. Z. c. Beach,
Hereford, Charles Lawrence, Chapin
Jones and James Allison.
DRIVE WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. Fred Smythe entertained last
Monday evening a few young people
VINO had decided on a horseback ride,
but had to postpone their outdoor jaunt
because of the inclement weather. Mrs.
Smythe provided drive whist for the
parry and 4 very merry evening was the
result. Those present Were: Misses
Alice Welles, Daisy Lynch, Anna Corner
Margaret Brown, Marie Luling, and
Messrs. George Lynch, Frank Hite. LIE
Roy Kramer, Howard Moffitt and John
Parkinson.
MISS ENGLISH ENTERTAINS.
Miss Kate English entertained las:
Wednesday afternoon il nonor Of Miss
Annie Corner. Whist was the amuse-
rnent, and merry indeed was the Jolly
party. The house was both tastiiy and
beautifully decorated with lovely flowers.
One Of the unique features of the decora-
tions was some haDd-pairted p.acards
which bore Inscriptions reading: Make
all the noise ycu can and have good
time" "If any one trumps their part
ner's ace or commits like misdemeanor
a jury Of twelve will be appointed to set
tie the same;;" 1--WE are in the cour.ry.
and spades are useful articles, therefore
they viii be 'trumQs.'
Miss Corner was the winner Of the
rrize-a very pretty silver hat-pin. Over
= dainty luncheon conversation on time
iy topics was carried on. Present We're:
Mesdames Fay Testard. Ralph Millisor,
Frank Dean, Harry Mortimer, and :hs
Misses Annie Corner, Alice We.les, Myr-
tie Hinton, Margaret Davis. Grace Nc
Adams Daisy Lynch. Maud Matthews,
Lizzie Noble, Lena Crib, Margie Knorr,
Gertrude Jackson, Mabel AIillison and
Lulu Sheppard.
KINGS DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN.
One Of the most pleasant events of the
week was the reunion given by the
Welles Circle CT Kings Daughters last
Thursday afternoon az the home of Miss
AQuilla Hettinger, on North Lawrence
avenue.
This ends the third year Of the life of
this charitable organization, ard consid-
ering the faithfulness and prosperity of
the past year, this gay and happy gath
ering was a fit celebration Of its fourth
birthday.
The large rooms OF the Hettinger resi-
dence were pictures of beauty. flied as
they were with such a bevy of daintiiy-
clad young ladies, whose pretty summer
dresses reflected every delicate hue i'm
aginaole.
The entertainment committee, con-
sisting Of Misses Myrtle Sluss, Abbia
Potts and Emma Potts, had collected the
baby pictures of ali the old and new mem
berS. the guessing Of which ELECTED much
merriment. Miss Grace McAdams hav-
ing guessed the greatest number, was
the fortunate winner of the prize-a
d2irtily embroidered photograph holder
Palatable refreshments were served
during the afternoon, and all departed
voting the reunion a happy success. The
circle entertained their former members
as guests. who included Mesdames Hon.
er Caldwell. Welles Miller, John w. Ar
bogast, Sidney Ashton, and Misses Rea
Woodman, Genevra Jocelyn, Mable Lar
inner, Ollie McNaghter, Jennie McClung,
Margaret Garwood, Mamie Barwise, Eva
Dewey. Daisy Lynch and Margaret Da-
Wis. The members of the Circle conSti-
tuted Misses Margie Knorr. Maud Rix,
Grace McAdams, Emma McGee, Mary
SlusS, Eva MCGEE, Abbie Potts, Mona
Emma Potts, Gertrude Jack
son, Margare; Brown, Myrtle Hinton,
Bessie Reed. Daisy Lynch, Elvie Walker,
Edith Mofatt, Catalina Mason and Mrs.
VerE Frazier.