The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06

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holding a short session the doors were
thrown open and the ladies were admit
ted to the mystic circle, where they were
welcomed by DR.. ]. NJ. Minick with few
well chosen words in his usual genia
manner Then followed a recitation by
Miss Mona Reside entitled Giving
Away the Pass Word She handled heI
subject in a very able manner. but for
some reason failed to impart the pass
word to the ladies. Mrs. Charles Grimes
recited ''The Bald-Headed Man" Mrs
B. F. Dawson contributed several selec-
tons from the graphophone. The music
for the occasion was furnished by the
Mcdonald family from the West Side,
and was first class in every particular.
The entertainment closed in an exhibit
ton of Prof. Reside of a class of trained
cats, which WAS well received by the au-
dience. All then adjourned to Nick Stef-
! feu's. where oysters were served in very
prompt and satisfactory manner. Those
attending went home feeling that the
evening had been well spent.
MRS. BROWN ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. E. NJ Brown entertained the ladies
/ Aid Society of the Reformed church on
( Tuesday. Those present were Mrs. r. L..
/ Bostick, Mrs. H. Tatgenhorst, Mrs. S.
/ Long. Mrs Bruce Griffith. Mrs. st. Dem
mis-. Mrs. Geo. P. Bowers. Mrs. G. Rum
mel, Mrs C. Morgan, Mrs. II. T. Piele.
Mrs r. Braitsch, Miss Bertha Braitsch
and Miss Lena Richards
MOORE-MARTIN NUPTIALs.
Mr. Clyde Martin and Miss Gladys
Moore were united in marriage at the
home of the bride on Jan. %. Their many
friends extend congra tulations to the hap
by couple. They viii be at home to their
friends on Lulu avenue, the home of the
husbands father, Mr.. J. NJ. Martin.
HERBERT BRUCE's BIRTHDAY.
Master Herbert Bruce entertained
some Of his little friends Saturday after
noon at his home 826 East Central avenue
it being his seventh birthday. A dainty
lunch was served. He was also the re-
cipient of some nice presents. Those
present were: Hazel WorraIl. Fred Eng
lish. Mable Bruce. George Osborne. Cliff
ford Carson. Bert Davis. Howard Osborne
George Higgins and Herbert Bruce.
HYPATIA PROGRAM.
The following is the program of Hypa-
tia for Monday afternoon Feb. T.:
Piano Solo ...............- ................
.............. miss Louise Lewelling
Paper $500. ......... Child's Psychology
Mrs. Will Church.
Misses Florence Naftzger and Gla-
dys Horton.
discussion by members)
...... Mesdames Singer and Bryant
Paper 1.-THE Mothers Point of View
Mrs. L. S. Naftzger.
PIANO SOLO ...... ...............'.''..''-
Discussion of Paper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Instrumental Music =. .....-...........
Members are requested to respond to
roll call with a Renaissance of their own
childhood or upon some current event on
an educational question.
Mothers are invited to be present, $50
p. m. at the club rooms in the City build
ing. Mrs. r. L. Keenan,, Leader.
RALPH RAYMOND COMPANY.
Last Tuesday at the regular meeting of
the Woman's Relief Corps vote of
thanks was rendered to all those taking
part in the play Ralph Raymond" Ow-
ing to the severity of the weather the au-
dience was not very large, but each one
delivered their part in a mastery man
ner and showed marked ability in stage
work. Those taking part in the play were
as follows:
Ralph Raymond ............Calvin Herman
Niger Pete .................-......Be Bert Pike
Dick Sparton Charlie Gardner
Harry Jackson .................O Oscar Green
Foreman Andy .............Nat Brakeman
Detective Charles Desmond
Mr.. Jackson Clyde Martin
Mrs. Blanche Raymond LENA Watson
Lulu Sparton ..................Anna Blaine
Between acts the following persons gave
Rotations and music Mrs Hattie Schott.
Lille Blaine Anna Whaley Birdie Calef.
Piano solos were rendered by Miss Edna
Nichols and Parry Baker.
IN MEMORIAM
W. R c. No 40. at their regular meet
ing February l, adopted the following
resolutions:
Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly
Fathr to remove from our midst our be-
loved sister. Mrs. Alice Jackson; be it
Resolved. That we feel in the death of
Mrs. Jackson this society has lost q wor-
thy member. an earnest worker, a gentle
and loyal woman whom to know was to
love; that we will ever cherish her men,
DRY; that this first death in our society
this year has been an unusually sad one,
therefore be If
Resolved. That we tender our deepest
sympathy to her sorrow-stricken family
and that 2 copy of these resolutions be
sent to her husband and family and to the
newspapers.