The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-20

Maiden's name and color of her hair
"Marigold." Her little brothers name
Sweet william" His favorite sport in
winter, Snow Ball. His favorite musical
instrument. Trumpet" Early hour he
woke his father in the morning, -Four
O'Clock" What his father punished him
with, Golden Rod" What his mother
punished him with, Lady Slipper" What
did this make the boy do. "Balsam. -
What church Office did his father hold.
Elder" Lovers name, and what he
wrote II with, 'Tronquiu.'' What he, being
single. often lost, Bachelors Buttons"
What CHASTITY trophy did he offer her.
Bleeding Heart" What she said when
he knelt to her, Johnny Jump Up. .
What flower did she give him, Tulip"
What flower bioomed on her cheek,
Rose What he Gid when he proposed,
"Aster" To whom did she refer him,
Poppy" What minister married them,
Jack in the Pulpit What she wore on
her heard. "Briday Wreath" What he
said when obliged to leave her, "Gorget
Ne Not What fragrant letter did he
send her, Sweet Pea" What happened
! when he returned. a yellow Rose"
Mrs. Worthington of San Francisco won
| the prize. white hyacinth, for guessing
the GREATEST number.
FOR SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE
| Geo. lines & Co. will turn over their
| extensive establishment on next Saturday,
! March g. to the Wells Circle of King's
| Daughters. for the benefit of the new
Wichita hospital. They have generously
| agreed to give ten per cent of the sales
on this day TO the Young ladies of this
organization. the proceeds to he used for
/ the furnishing of one ward. The oppor-
| tunity so generously extended the young
| ladies of this institution of charity will
| be pressed to the utmost for the hos
pitai. Outside of the regular counters
! and departments the Wells Circle will ar
range beautiful booths for the sale OF
candy and flowers.
The understandings are that the the
young ladies who are to act as clerks will
follow the regulations Of the establish
ment strictly. arriving at the store al
o'clock a. m. and staying TO the closing
hours, $3.50 p. m.
The furnishings of the hospital receiv-
ing a worthy support by the people OF
Wichita and the effort of both parties is
| highly commemorate.
BISHOP-SHEPHERD NUPTIALS.
Thursday evening a quiet and impress
sive wedding took place at the residence
of the brides brother. Mr., Roy Bidwell,
40 South Market street, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Charles Bishop and
Mrs. Florence 7. Shepherd. Rev. Bruce
! Griffith officiating. The happy couple will
be at home to their friends at s49 South
Main street after April l.
FRATERNAL FUNCTION.
One of the most enjoyable and largest
attended social functions ever provided
| by Council No. IS, Fraternal Aid asso-
citation, took place Tuesday night at their
! chamber in the Getto building at Second
| and Main streets. After brief business
session, at which three candidates fol
membership were obligated. literary and
musical program was rendered, as fol.
| lows:
Instrumental quaret. by the Red, White
and Blue club; address, by the president
of No. Is, Judge w. ]. Babb; vocal solo
by Miss bruce Timmons; recitation, by
| Miss Alice Springgate; madolin solo, by
| Messrs. Chas. Hatton, Ray Tack, Harry
| Morrissey; whistling solo, by Geo. Kist.
Ter. accompanist, Miss Timmons; auto.
bark solo, by Geo. Kistler; song, by Miss
bruce Timmons.
The ladies of the council had provided
a light refreshments which were Their
served. during the discussion of which
a number Of musical selections, voca
AND instrumental, were voluntarily rem.
dered.
At the close of the entertainment was
unanimously voted a charming success
| The executive committee OF ladies in i'm.
mediate charge of the affair were Mes
danes W. N. Casweu, Ula c. Elliott anG
Chas. Whey.
Membership in Council No. IS is getting
to be a much sought and priced acquire
ment. Scarcely meeting is held but there
are from one to half dozen limitations
The Fraternal Aid association is easily
in the front rank of fraternal beneficial
organizations that are doing such grand
and noble things in the way Of material
moral and social betterment q the com.
munity.
ROBINS-HIMSTEDT NUPTIALS.
Mr.. Elan W. Robins and Miss Minnie
H. Himstedt were married Wednesday
evening. They will be at home at 90;
East Third street.
RECITAL MUSICAL CLUB.
The recital given by the Wichita Mu.
steal club yesterday at the club rooms wa:
very largely attended and there was hard
| ly standing room. before the program
| was finished. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs
Toler were the program committee and
deserve great credit for arranging such Z
treat A most excellent paper was pre-
pared and read by Mrs. Toler on the sub
ject. Does an Artistic Education Necessi
tate the Loss of Power to Enjoy?" i
would be impossible to give an idea o.
this paper in few words. and We hops
TO see il in print in the near future.
The piano numbers were all OF the very
| highest order and each was played in {
most artistic manner. Rarely has NOR,
! difficult piano program been presented b!
! the club. comprising numbers by Bee
| thoven. List. Saint Saens, Wagner. Ben
| del and Nevin. Those who played wer,
/ Misses Hays, Dickinson, Clark and Frch
han, Mesdames Bradt and Higginson- Tbs
/ club sang two numbers in excellent style
and sustained their former reputation
for fine work. 4 Trio" by Mendelssohr
was very sweetly sung by Mesdame:
| Darling. Robertson and Wilson
At Presbyterian church the quartet vii
sing in the morning. Teach Ne Thy