The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-24


tertaines Sunday School Class.
A very enjoyable feature Of the week
IN society was the farewell reception Fri
day evening at the Commercial cluf
rooms TO Mr.. Arthur Faulkner, who
leaves for Keene, y. H, today
The reception was rendered Mr.. FaUlk-
ner by his fellow members of the Com
nce-cial club and more Of them were
present at the club rooms Friday even
ing than ar any event there for a long
time. Mr.. Faulkner has always been a
prominent and popular member Of the
club, and wEiIe good fellowship and
coed cheer were everywhere apparent,
they were tempered with sadness al the
thought that it would be Mr. Faulkner :
tast evening at the club for a long time
Mr. Faulkner was one of the founders
IF he Commercial club, and also the
Coronado club, of which the former was
the outgrOWtn. He had been a leader in
The many important movements for the
Advancement Of Wichita which the club
had fathered, and his departure came as
r sense of personal loss 20 all the MEM
GERS of the club,
A notable feature Of the pleasant even
I:?g was the beautiful rendition Of some
very pretty vocal selections by the Arion
uuartette, composed Of Frank Higgins
ana VIII Hatton. tenors; and T. ".
Sweet and B. IS. Hull, bassos.
The evening was spent informally but
SeTy pleasantly in the various games
Rnd amusements that characterize the
Typical stag party. The refreshments
were fully equal to the Commercial club
standard, which is only another way of
saying that they were rechrche in every
detail
Following is a list of the members
Who attended:
r. B. Eemes. 4. H. Fabrique. Coler
l.. Sim. c. l.. Davidson, s. G. Ashton,
e Y. Ferguson, J. ]. Mcnamara, W. b
Throckmorton, Charles Ayiesbury. c.
W. Carey, +. W. Sweet, L. w. Clapp,
II. S. Kaiser, ]. T. Manner. +. ]. Sch
wartz George z. Locke, L. +. Bleckley,
Dean Gordon. Chss. Mosbacher, y. Garst
George NJ. Bergman, b. NJ. Priddy. Thos.
C. Fitch, A. c. Jobes, T. W. Bentley.
c. w. Jackson. H e. Case, ]. D. Hous-
ton, H. c. Sluss, ]. Il. Hoffman, C. r.
Fulton, J. C. Case, Ike Goldsmith, 3.
II Campbell, .. q. Cohn, F. w. Oliver,
c. H. Pool J. H. Burns, w. w. John
ston. Jr., Ray Oliver. c. J. Fletcher. ].
z. oldham, A. 5. Parks B. B. Hull.
Among the out-of-town guests were
II. c. Wild of Kansas City, and ]. f.
Davenport and w. q. Knittle Of ST.
Louis.
HYPATIA ANNIVERSARY.
Hypatia celebrated her eleventh ami
versary Saturday afternoon at the ele-
giant rooms of Mrs. L. S. Carter, in the
Sedgwick building.
Each member was given a card and a
pencil and instructed to write a short
acrostic poem on Hypatia to be read as
a response to roll cad. The result show
ed evident talent along this line and most
of them were very appropriate and well
composed.
The principal feature of the entertain |
,nent was a farce entitled waking Him |
Up" written by Mrs. Toler. This was
most pronounced success. Mrs. Dyer, |
Mys. Toler and Miss AIiflison were the |
actresses and astonished those present |
by their ability. Mrs G. c. Furiey de- |
lighted the members with a piano solo.
The refreshments were served in a
very unique way. Each lady brought |
with her a box filled with dainty lunch !
These were passed around and each one |
WIS asked to guess who prepared the |
lunch she received. Mrs. Bruce Keenan, |
gave a fine treat on quotation from |
Emerson, Hitch your Wagon to a Star.
Her dlttle daughter Hypatia then came |
Into the room, drawing a small wagon |
and behind it was fastened large star.
These were filled with smilax and hya-
cinths which she gave to those present /
as a souvenir Mrs. Mccoy sent her re-
grets and presented Hypatia with a !
beautiful bouquet of carnations and ros-
rs, which was afterwards given TO Mrs.
Carter. The members present were Mes
DANES Allison. Bass, Burnett, Buckner,
Carter. Church, Collins, Dorsey, Dyer,
TIandarSnn IJncc Hnll Iqc<SOn
keenan,, Knapp, Leweliing, Millison,
Priddy, Richards, Sankey. Short, Toler, |
DE lie Mater, Wilson. The guests were
Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Barnes,
AIRS. Sowles.
ENTERTAINED THE CLASS.
Last Friday evening Miss Leida Mills.
assisted by Miss Jessie Clark, entertain
ed class No. 10, OF the Sunday school Of
Ihe Christian church, at her residence.
corner of Eleventh and Market The
evening was very pleasantly spent by /
the guests present. Music, games and
general good time was thee rider of the
evening. The music was especially a
prominent feature, and during the even
Ing the High school quartette made their
first appearance, and did themselves
much credit The quartette consists of
AIessrs. L. T Dill Fred Hill, Phil An
erne and Robert Torrington. Several |
other selections, both vocal and instru-
mental. were rendered during the even
ing. Dainty and delicious refreshments
were also served the guests. and all de-
parted at quite respectable hour for
their homes. The following is a list OF
the guests present: Mrs. l. c.. Whittier,
Mrs. LII. kenagy Mrs. u. c. QuiSgley,
Airs. Earl Blake and Mrs. c. ?. Johnson;
Misses Kate Simpson, -iayme Mum,
Helen Cunningham, Lucia Kirker. Pearl
Craig, Florence Sullivan. Sadie Caldwell,
Ialla Burns, Gertrude Burns. Irene c.
Ieeper. Eva Simpson, Maggie Simpson.
Lulu Munson. Anna L. White. joyce Nj
guar, Ella Richards, and Clarice Du
Four.
The gentlemen were 5. W. Seaman,
L. II. Kenagy. Charles Hatton, J. y.
T0vel. Y. Herbert Young. L. c. Ran
Eome, Professor r. +. Knight. T. Mar
shall. Philip Ahrene ]. +. Simpson. Oil
Yer G Headley, Edward Dill, Ray Rentz
Robert Torrington. lyman Hickman. :.
{. QuigSley, Murray kirkwood. Charles
NusseinSn, Arthur Marsh. Jos. MUSsel-
man. c. p. johnson. Earl Blake. Freder-
lex Hill and Franklin l. Payne
SUPPER AND LITERATURE.
Perfect in every detail and hence
highly successful was the o'clock sup
Per and literary evening 10 which Mrs.
Brooks OF North Emporia avenue enter
tsined last Friday. The elegant course
supper amply prepared the way for the
Unique literary contest which followed.
This diversion was equally delightful and
Instructive and furnished unlimited en-
iertainInent until late hour. The prize
winners were Misses Grace Enl and
Emma MCGEE. Present We're: NeS5Rnes
Murray Myers. Foster Brook and Misses
Ida Mills, Jessie Clark. Anna Mulvey.
Anna Zeininger, Della Nicely. Cynthia
Ueveiand, Emma and Eva Niece, Dali