The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-30
TWELVE YEARS OLD
Hypatians Observe Their
Anniversary,
AT MRS. MC0YS HOME
MIR. and Mrs. Little Celebrate
Their Silver Wedding.

On Thursday afternoon Hypatia held
their twelfth anniversary at the charm
ing home of Mrs. Georgia Mccoy, 62S n.
Lawrence. Mrs. Mccoy was assisted by
her daughter, Miss Bessie, in receiving the
guests After they had all arrived, Mrs.
Buckner. president Of Hypatia, called the
meeting to order and requested the sec
rotary to call the roll. This was respond
ed to by notes on club work. Following
this was a piano solo by Miss Laura
Pierce The next number on the program
was a burlesque on Romeo and Juliet
by Mrs Toler and Miss Jocelyn.
This part of the program was heartily
enjoyed by all present, and the actresses
were loudly applauded.
Mrs. Mccoy then favored the club with
q piano solo, which was greatly appre-
ciated. Mrs. Furley very dramatically rem
dered selections from Macbeth This was
given in full costume, which greatly added
TO the effect. This was enthusiastically
received, and Mrs. Furley responded to
the encores. This concluded the program.
Dainty refreshments were then served
by the young ladies Of the club. Mrs.
Buckner was toastrnistress and the mem
bers responded with prophecies regarding
Hypatia.
Before departing the guests rendered
Mrs Mccoy a vote of thanks for her
grecious hospitality. All present felt that
one of the most enjoyable afternoons had
been spent in her home. Those present
were: AIesdames Emily Allison. Clara
I
S. Carter, VIII Church, Martha Collins,
J. G. Dorsey, c. c. Furley. Sara Jersey,
Louise Henderson, Belle Hendrye, Mary
TIoss, Alice Keenan,. Georgia Mccoy, Lille
Foster. Julia Mclean Lora Priddy, Julia
Richards Irene Richards, r. A. Sankey,
NJ. A. Singer, Sallie Toler, Thomas VIII
son, Olive Reade, Fenton Clark; Misses
Mae Johnson, Mamie Mccoy, Genevra
1ocelyn and Laura Pierce.
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
One of the most enjoyable functions of
fhe season, one of the hapy events that
made life worth living, occurred on last
Friday evening at the comfortable and
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Little, 3l2 North Water street The host
and hostess gave a party to their COM
their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary.
The attendant guests filled the rooms.
The presents were numerous, beautiful
and all of fine quality. The banquet
rivaled any ever spread for a feast for
kings. The long tables were artistically
decorated with ferns, roses, carnation
pinks and smilax. The bill of fare en-
braced all that could be bought. Tur-
keys. chickens, boiled ham, veal loaf,
dressings, salads, pickles, preserves, many
varieties of fruits, and a large number of
fine cakes of different kinds and flavor,
hot coffee, different favored creams and
candies. The bride and groom's large
pyramid cakes were things of beauty
and a joy forever and looked too beau
tiful to be defaced by knife. Among the
presents were the following, all of solid
silver: A beautiful tea set soup ladle,
fruit ladies, set of knives and forks, salad
Iadle, salt and pepper set. butter knives,
souvenir spoons, cake spoon, fruit fork.
picture frame with photo, and a ladies'
gold watch. Besides presents from home
friends, there We're tokens from Tacoma,
Wash, Chicago, Kansas City, Pittsburg,
Pa. Des Moines, Ia, and Colorado
Springs, Col.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. St Den
mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. w r. KesIer. Mr.. and
p AIRS. I. Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Ha-
son. DR.. and Mrs. Ingle, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Majors, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Ely s. G. Corwin, ]. c. Kirk,
Lou Papes. lie Moyne Mason, Mr.. Gar
yer, y. T. Dunbar. Mrs. A. a. Papes and
three daughters, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. NJ.
i. Strobe, Mr.. and Mrs c. Whey, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Caswen. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Morris. Mrs. Lizzie Morris and daughter,
Miss Sweeney. DIR. and Mrs. J. Minick.
Mrs. Nan Fenton. Mrs. NJ. Lee and Miss
Kate. Among those invited who sent
regrets were Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. Captain
and Mrs. Swope, Post Commander J. L.
Jacobs and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs Carson. Hayesvile, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kir-
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tuttle Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Holt of Tacoma. Wash. Mrs
Mary Bonner of AIonongahela. Pa Mag
gieThirkeild Of Fayette City. Pa, Uriah,
Mable, Charles. George and Fred Kramer
PittsburC, Pa. Mrs. Ada Oliver and
laughter Of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs
Siler Of Des Moines, Ia. Frank Yount and
family of Colorado Springs. Mr.. and Mrs
Ecllert and 8. E. Carver Of Topeka. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stedman of Chicago.
AR and Mrs. T. Schnitzler, Mr.. and Mrs
A shepherd, Mr.. ard Mrs. Lane Fisher.
MI and Mrs. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
The anniversary dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis +. Honenbeck at their pleas
ant home on LewelIen avenue Monday
evening was one Of the delightful events
of the past week. The pretty rooms were
profusely decorated in potted plants and
palms, and a great vase filed with carna-
tons and white hyacinths completed the
artistic decorations of the table. The menu
was elegant and was served in six courses.
Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. Walter