The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-25

Colorado Springs for the west over the
Denver and Rio Grande railway for an
extended trip. where they will visit vari-
Gus points Of interest. The best wishes
of their hosts of friends go with them.
SELECT KNIGHTS BALL.
The Select Knights of Rest gave a
very pretty and enjoyable dance party at
Garfield hall Thursday evening. It was
the closing trip of the season and was
one of the brightest and best attended
Of the season. Present: Messrs. Fred
IZellar, LIE Roy Kramer, vernillion
Harris, Charles Baglow, Roy Coroett.
George Adams. Benjamin Norris, George
Little, Arthur Pearce. Emmit Morris,
Marshall Jackman, Julius Luling, p.
Imboden, B. Priddy, F. Hite, VIII Lewis,
Harvard Wheeler, J. Elmer Reese, Jesse
McClees, R. Given Hagny, E. c. Hoag,
Granam Campbell, George Lynch, Ardo
Williams, Fred Osborne, Ed Bruner.
VIII Hays, James Parkemer, Mr.. Heiser
OF Philadelohia, J. Chapel, Frank
Fensler, and Ed Worrel; Misses Maud
Curly, Lena Cox, Daisy Lynch, Ada
A
Olive Clayton. Hattie Tanner, Stella AL
dendeifer, Effie Reams, Edith Elliott,
Joyce Mcclure, Nellie Jackman, Emma
NcClees, Lizzie Noble, Sadie Joseph.
Florence Reed, Lucy Thomas. Maud
Parks, Fay Alley, Clara Johnson, Maoie
and Noseline Daisy; Mr.. and Mrs. John
BRYAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Millison,
Mrs. Link, and Mrs. Woodceck.
HIGH SCHOOL BANQUET.
TIE third annual banquet OF the High
School Athletic association was held at
the Carey hotel Friday evening. Presi-
dert B. II. Kerfoot called attention OF
the $50 guests at $50 o'clock and intro
Guced Superintendent Dyer, who made
the award of badges Of honor to the win
ners in the field contest. Mr. Dyer made
q brief talk, after which the company,
led by President Kerfoot, marched TO
inc feast, and ate voluminousiy accord
ing TO this menu:
Boullon in Cups.
Celery Olives
Cold Tongue Cold Ham
Turkey Asp:c Jelly
Lobster salad Saratoga Chips
Potato Salad
Strawberry Ice Cream
Fruit Assorted Cake
Coffee.
After the table entertainment the fol-
lowing toasts and responses were Of
fered:
Three Years Of History-aGrland P.
Terrell
The Boys Of the A. A.-aliss Louise
Lease.
The Girls Of the AA-LeRoy Kramer.
Field Day-Rev. Bruce Griffith.
The coming Contest-Miss Fode STAN
ley.
Our Alumni-Miss Jetta Campbell
The Future Of the A. Ar. F. Nc
knight.
CHAUTAUoUA EXERCISES.
Following is the program for the
Chautauqua exercises tomorrow night:
Greek Civilization ........Mrs. Laycock
History Of Greek Art ......Mrs. Kesler
An Address-Epamiuonda and His
Last Invasion of the Pelponesus..
80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Ladd
Paper-The Peace of Calais and the
IAeSuil WIN IeSdlu ~ lHcoCS
and Sparta ...-........ Mrs. Imboden
A Talk-The Sacred Band" cocoon.
...... .......... 80. Mrs. Robertson
Battle Of Leuctra ......
-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Myers
Leader .................. ..MrS. Loosely
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss L. McCrae is entertaining Miss
Foster Of Freeport. Harper county.
On May 1st Miss Jessie Lewelling will |
give dancing party in Garfield hall.
Mrs j. A. Russell of Norwich visited |
Mrs. John Sreer Monday and Tuesday. |
Miss Gertrude Jackson entertained the |
Welles Circle of Kings Daughters |
Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Taylor, 221 Ohio avenue. is
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Gary of Houston, Texas.
Miss Hutchinson was given a pleasant |
party at the home OF her sis !
ter, Ms. L. w. Clapp, Friday afternoon. |
Mrs. Fred Bentley will give an elob- I
orate reception Tuesday night. assisted |
by Mrs. T. W. Sergeant and Mrs. |
Charles Brooks.
Mrs. Will Ba-trim of Neodesa, Kan.
IS spending a few weeks with her par
nnts, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Osborne of |
North Emporia avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Burgess. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]. H. Berry,
.or some weeks, returned 20 her home
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