The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

ana ullle QOtS eCdllcISo ofc1 G1SiAi-
why, Mamma, the first ring is the old
Oaken Bucket the second, the iron
bound bucket and the third, the moss
covered bucket and those are the spots
that my infancy knew"
Mrs c. C. Furley gave most inter
esting papar on the Prehistoric Nip
pur," followed by good deal Of Discus
sion. II is needless to say that Mrs.
FurIey brought credit upon Hypatia
club. and her rendition Of the Organ
Grinder" by Eugene Ware, on the day
previous. was very well received.
Some of the papers on Child STUDY
and school work N general were espe-
cially good. One weary teacher begged
that nothing more would be required OF
school teachers. "At least" she urged,
don't make us have medical diploma
We are loaded down already"
The lecture by Professor Blake OF the
state university, n the evening was well
attended ana more than one nervous
person was kept jumping at the display
Of electricity TIE attempt to discover a
bullet in a boys leg by the X ray was
rot entirely satisfactory. Professor
Blake is powerful lecturer and has
marvellous ability for explaining. also a
complete lack Of conceit or affection.
The Introduction OF the new president,
one verse Of America" and the bene-
dict'on closed the second annual meeting
Of the Kansas State Social Science Fed
era ton, a most harmonious, profitable
and enjoyable meeting.
Drives to the reformatory and salt
works made US glad We were not in the
former, at least, and, after all, There
is 10 place like home and while We did
have glorious time, we were glad when
the train pulled into dear old Wichita.
CHILDREN'S PARTY.
I'VE are elght-come help US cele-
brate." Such were the unique invita-
tons on baby blue note paper, issued by
the little twin sisters, Lulu and Tella
Gilmore. In response the home on North
Wichita street was thronged on Wednes-
day afternoon with a bevy Of happy 1t
| tie boys and girls, VINO came bringing
! with them many pretty little presents.
A dainty lunch was served during the
| afternoon, which. combined with tine
many childish games INDUCED n, made
the afternoon one OF unallayed pleasure
| Mrs. Gilmore was assisted in entertain
| ing by Miss Minnie Faugh. Those presen
were: Misses Kathleen Stout, Irma
Ray, Mary Matthews, Hazel Stanker
| Helen Burke. Celia Israel, Ida Chain
Hazel Chain, Edna Eckstein, Libbie Wat
son, Mebel Simon, frankie Hughes
and Masters Leslie Hibarger. Frank
| Snyder, Charlie Aylesbury and Edwin
! Ay.esbury.
RICHMOND-FRAZIER.
Yesterday Guy Richmond and Miss
Ella Frazier were married at SIT North
Main street by DIR. Slutz. They will 80
to Eiizsbethtown, New Mexico, in a few
Gays, where .aey Will make thei: future
| home.
| CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet for Its
next program with Mrs. Roach:
History Of Greek Art-Mrs Purdue.
Study of the Sky-Mrs. Kes.er.
: Paper. Historical Conspectus Of
Francs in Hugo's Time"-Miss Walker.
| Discussion, 1.-THE Influence of Environ.
nlent on the character ard Literary
Works Of an Author" as exeinplified in
The life Of Hugo.-Miss Iadd.
Memory Exercise:" a description OF
| Myron's Discobolus-Mrs. Robertson.
The Story of Hercules-Miss Lewis.
General discussion. Periodic Fresh
cts and Methods of Preventing Them
Led by Mrs. Loosely.
CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.
| Friday afternoon Mrs. Carl Grey enter
| tanned her Sunday school class in a most
| delightful manner. There were games
refreshments and the best of good hu-
nor. Present: Lindsay Stanley, Earl
Jenkins. Eddie Aspey, Chas. Kline, Rob
ert Sherman, Herbert Jones. Harold
Stelrberg. Paul Kirker, Archie Barnes
Carl Grey, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sher-
| man.
| WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. Mason Nevins gave a very en-
| joya ole whist party at her home on Eas,
| Douglas avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marc Cosstt took away the prizes
| Those present were Mesdames Will Var
| Dine, S. c. Ashton, Verne Frazier, Marc
Cossitt, Chas. Lestard, B. B. Hull, E. V.
WEIGH. and Misses Ida oseph, Sadie Jo-
seph, Abbie Potts, Emma Potts, Daisy
Lynch, Mrytle Hinton. Lizzie Noble Ida
Richter. Florence Richter, Helen Herzer
Leonie Herzer, Kate Hindman, Anna
Burr. Maud Matthews, Amy Hays, Lii
liar Lewis, Cad Johnson, Mosceline Dali