The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-06

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ting. I. W. Gill, ]. n. Knapp. Victor
Murdoch, H. Childes, F. Wood. = Ver
J million, Mrs. Richardson, Homer Cald
well, ]. D. Houston, c. z. Potts, Canley
H. J. Hagney, E. e. Keck, = Higginson
r. V. Hewlett, H. S. McCIung, Franz
Ta;bert, VIII Reed, George Dinond
Mrs A. Russell, o. 7. Elliott, Vern Fra
zier; Misses Blanche Elliott, Florence
Reed, Edith Elliott, Jessie Clark, Leida
Mills Bessie Reed. Pearl Murdoch, Ger
erude Jackson, Eudora Woods, Daisy
Richardson, Beryl Lehman, Inez Jack
son, Myrtle Hinton, Montez Dunbar
Evelyn Irnboden Bernice Evans and Mis-:
Leeper: Messrs. A. Leonard, Charles Top
ping, DR.. Johnson, Earl Evans, VII
Funk, Harry Ehrhart, Charles Higginson,
George Westgate, Clarence Hereford
Howard Wheeler, Ernest Cranler and
Dr.. Adams.
DELIGHTFUL HAY RIDE.
A very enjoyable hay ride and picnic
was given last Friday night by the mem
bers of the ]. F. N N. club. After the
hay ride the party stopped at Linwood
| park, where supper was served in the
usual manner. after which music and
games were enjoyed. Those in attend
ance were: Misses Nellie Jackman. Fay
Alley, Joyce Mcguire. MazieAley, Blanche
Chandler, Maud Matthews, Florence
Buckridge, Lettie Adams, Flora Carpen-
Ter, Agnes Davidson, Stella Worra.l, and
Nessrs. Bert Selover, Frank Hite, sgd
ney Toler, Ed Selover. Frank Kensler,
Harry Hawley, John Crib, Marshall
Jackman. Arthur Pierce, Hal Mccoy and
| Fred Hellar.
| ALUMNI MEETING.
| A most delightful reception was ten
| dered the Lewis Academy Alumni Fri
day evening, June 4. al the home OF Mrs.
Grace Nevins, on East Douglas avenue
| Although the rain during the afternoon
was disappointment, carriages and cars
| were brought into requisi.ion and a good
number attended. The elegant home Of
Mrs NeVins was a b,aze Of light and
cheer from the front porch through the
spacious parlors and dining room up the
broad staircase to the dressing rooms.
The reception committee was compos-
Elhany. the incoming president Of the
association, and Miss Gertrude Jackson,
the ex-president. The frappe bowl was
presided over by Miss Clara Rule, while
Misses Anna Wiegand and Agnes David
sor held sway in the dining room, which
was a thing of beauty with its soft lights
and daintily arranged tables. The ina
hi or ofe-c N o.
ed the omission OF several NUMBERS on
the program, but as rendered it was GER
tainly most interesting.
Rev. Bradt led in prayer, after which
Miss Jackson delivered a neat address
and presented TO the association the new
president, Miss Stella McElhany, who re-
sponded in the bright and charming
manner so peculiar 10 herself and well
coined the new class of '97.
Prof. Mayors talk. which was next on
the program, combined with mos: in
teresting address the history of the alb
sent members Of the association. which
was given in a very concise manner and
showed the remarkable memory with
which Prof. Naylor is endowed.
He certainly keeps the alumni and
alumnae well in mind. always knowing
their Whereabouts and never failing to
note any changes in their lives. He
made known the fact ir his address of
the absence from this city of over half Of
the association, but in enumerating the
different activities IN which they are all
engaged il is remarkable what a reputa-
ton for honesty, morality and efficiency
has beer gained by all Many are the
institutions which can testify 10 the eff
cheney of the academy training. A list
would include Yale, Harvard, Princeton.
Ann Arbor, Washington, and jefferson
Northwestern University, Kansas State
University. Emporia college and many
others
When Prof Mayor had finished his his
tory, Prof. Scott OF the academy deliver
ed in mastery style talk ard recitation
which were received with much ap-
plause.
After some very dainty and palatable
refreshments were enjoyed the guests
conceding the evening one os
extreme pleasure throughout. Those
present were: Col. and Mrs. H. W. Lew
is. Prof and Mrs. Naylor, Prof and Mrs.
Scott, Rev. ard Mrs. Bradt, Misses Du-
Bots, McCrae. Mary Rutan. Margaret
Dean, Beryl Lehman. Stella NcElhany,
- Jones. Myrta Lee. Clara Rule, Mary
Lewis, Agnes Davidson, Jessie Allen.
Anna Weigand. Bertha Bink.ey, ard
Messrs. Nevins, VIII Funk, Ernest Cra-
mer. Herbert Reed, Homer Rutan, i
Hereford and Rudolph Hatfield
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Misses Minnie and Jessie Drown en- |
very pleasantly on Thursday
evening. at their home. Adainty suoper
was served. The guests on this occasion
were: Misses Belle Stever, Nora Woody. |
Lucy Stuckey. Jane Bird, Josie Millen,
Minnie Stuckey, Lulu Shepherd. Susie !
Moore. Fannie Whitbeck, Amy Burd. |
Ruth Woody, Nellie Dorsey and Kate
Brown.
lounced the approaching wedding OF |
heir daughter. Miss Elizabeth May. TO |
Mr.. Charles c. Carney Of Chicago. The |
will be So.emnized at the family |
residence on Waco avenue on Wednes- |
Fay, June 16.
The ladies Of the South Lawrence ave
Tue Christian church gave an ice cream |
md strawberry festival last Tuesday |
evening AZ the home Of Mrs. Kenyon.
NJ. Chas. w. Daugherty and Miss
Clara L. Woltz were quietly married al
high noon last Thursday ar the residence
Il the brides parents. III Fannie avenue.
Judge Haymaker performed the cere-
nony in an impressive manner. After
he wedding a breakfast was served 10
he 7elect few who were favored with an