The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

we'll chosen words, which expressed the
sentiments OF the members here 20 those
visiting quite fittingiy and appropriately.
Following came a vocal eeiertson by
the Y. n. c. A quar;ette. VINO rendered
th-i- selection quite well and were heart
ily appiauded by the audience.
The response was 20 have followed by
Mrs Anna NJ. Sau.er. grand chief OF
honor, but unfortunately she was taken
sex during the afternoon, and her
place could not Be filed as well by any
one eise-especially upon such short
coticOand Mr.. z. b. Walden followed
with vocal solo. which n n needless 90
say he rendered excelienuy. and was
compelled TO respond 10 an encore.
The next was a review Of the Degree
OF Honor os Wichita, by Mr. A A Re-
side. whose address was quite huno--
ous- He mentsooed the Oft spoken OF
steneortan voice OF the lodge members
wife as he siiped Up stairs after a late
meeting with his Shoes n his hand. as
she says: John. what does the clock
say?" 10 which he answers: "It don't
say anything. II knows enough 20 keep
still"
He mentioned che trials or the ceriy
days OF the lodge. how when rh.nxx were
n The worsc mess. when the goat was
the most fracsious: the door would open
and a bevy of ladies would enter. and
that meant no mora work. But" said
he. ''rlsy stopped cur mu;te-sugs with
cake. and we appreciated & too-the
cake I mean" He advocated the tsea
that the Iasi.s Ill their own Offices
themselves. and 40 FIRE the men out"
He dveit upon The point that woman
should take hand IN the higher work
OF the lodge. and expressed the des re
taat the tine would soon come when
every lady should come up 70 IN. poles
and vote- Tbs net loud applause ana
voice cried: Your right" but some few
here and there smiled srin1ly but did not
audioiy endorse. He Appealed 20 mem
be-s also 70 not Jet Iistle psquss and per-
sonsI affairs interfere with she work OF
the iodgs. and with this appeal he closed
amid enthusiasts applause
Mss Eu9o-a Woois following renfer-
ed vocal solo. which wa. clear and dye-
..inc;. ta- slli, round tone % her vo.ce
was fully up 20 hs usual standard o.
excellence. and rhe applause which Co.,
bowed ended IN an encore. 70 stsch tne
responded.
The address, BY Mrs. Georgia Nate
s-n.. grand reco-5er. cane nsxt n Or
der. She spoke ~ The tcsZe and 80
noble work 10 Ire land very iouchsuxiy.
and sorcibiy. aod she clearly felt what
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