The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
LEAVE FOR CHICAGO
Farewell Party Given by Mrs.
E, Higginson.
MRS POWELL AND 0.S.S.S.C.
Wedding Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson.

the hostess, and served to the guests
most gracefully by Miss Glover Of Chica-
go, and Mr.. Charles Higginson, the even
ing was spent socially. Some violin solos
by Mr.. Charles Hfgginson were much ap-
preciated, and also a beautiful vocal Sc
lection, Good Bye, Sweet Day" rendered
by Mrs. Finlay Ross. Mrs. Mitchell ac-
companied by her niece. Miss Glover, left
Thursday morning for Chicago. The in
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. FinIay
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. S. a. McClung, Rev and Mrs.
C. z. Bradt, Rev. and Mrs H. Z. Thay-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haythorn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Len
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dubois, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Carnie, Prof. and Mrs. J.
n. Naylor, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Robertson,
Mrs. Sewell and Miss Larimer.
QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY.
Queen Esther society were "at home"
to their friends Friday evening, with their
president, Miss Lizzie Taylor, 1895 North
Emporia. very large crowd was in at
tendance, there being over fifty present.
The main feature of the evening was con-
undrums, Mr.. Thomas being the lucky
party that competed in the game he
guessing fOrty-eight conundrums out of
fifty-fve, and for this as a reward ne
was presented with a handsome little wa
ter color scene. During the evening the
society was favored with a recitation by
Mrs Beck and a solo by Miss Maude
Spencer. The evening was heartily en-
joyed by all present.
MRS POWELL
Mrs. Lou Powell entertained the o. S.
S. S. c., club of ladies from FL Dorado,
her former home, on Tuesday afternoon in
very pleasant manner, at the home of
J. T. Dorsey, where Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
ell are located. The afternoon was spent
in Progressive Quotations" after which
an elegant three course luncheon was
served The ladies returned to FL Do
RADIO delighted with their pleasant visit
in Wichita The following ladies were
from FL Dorado: Mesdames Ambrose,
Cowperthwaite Dennison, Schumacher,
Altman, Denny, J. w. Robinson, Wick
ham, r. w. Long, w. w. and w. l..
Pattison, \. F. and Seth Frazier and c..
! L. King; Misses Anderson and Cooper.
! The following ladies of Wichita were also
! entertained: Nesdames Newman, Reeves,
| Stearns and AyIer; Misses Brown, Dor
! sew. Edith and DoIlie Johnson. The la
/ dies returned on the Missouri Pacific at
| $50 p. m.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
! The members and friends of the Ma
| tionaI Reserve association celebrated the
/ fifteenth wedding anniversary of their
! secretary and chaplain, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
/ F. Wilson. at the lodge room on We'd
nesday evening. After lodge had ad-
iourned for the evening ice cream and
cake were served, after which a beauti-
full bouquet was voted 10 the most popular
Young lady by the gentlemen present,
! Miss Stella Worrel winning the prize. and
on next Wednesday evening handsome
BOUQUET will be voted by the ladies present
to the most popular young man. Sixty
couples were present and Joined in the
merry dance. Sister Cora Ford presiding
at the piano and Brother Elmer Hart
man looked after the dances in his genial
manner. The merry crowd retired to
their many homes in the small hours. af-
ter wishing Brother and Sister Wilson a
| happy and more prosperous life for me
next fifteen years of their welded life.
MRS. CLAUDE BRYAN.
Mrs Claude Bryan entertained at he1
home in the Hacker & Jackson block over
COZ East Douglas avenue, Wednesday,
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs John Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. RI Fh
/ Smith of Ellsworth. and Miss Floy Jones
Mrs Bryan left next morning for WISH
will, relatives in Shawneetown, III.
~
The athletic association of the Friends
university will hold their first field DAY
meet next Monday morning, from to
on the university campus. The program
| Is. q. complete one, consisting OF all TN
snorts generally contested by larger col
1sras such as mile run. hundred-yart
dsshes. high and broad jumps. shot anI
! hammer throws hurdle races, football
kicks etc. The boys are all in good trim
and all expect TO win. In the evening
literary and musical program will 5e en-
6ered by the best talent Of the city. Ate
the program all are invited TO adjourn L
/ the reception room. where ice cream ant
cake VIII be served. Everybody come a2'
have a good time. Admission u cents
Ice cream and cake 70 cents
ASSEMBLY CHAUTAUQUA.
Assembly circle Of ChautauQua viii nee
with Mrs. Noble, Monday evening. Ma.
l. Al Riverside Program as follows:
Roll ca.i-Quotations from Shelley.
.'Fron Chaucer TO Tennyson Mis-
Kendrick.
Readings from Keats'-NiSS Evans
diugs from She,ly''-Misz Allen.
..vaIks and Talks in the Geological
Field''-AI.Ss HeiIar.
Current event-Nfr. Evans.
I.aaser-Sir. Piatt
SUNFLOWER CTACTATQUA.
Monday afternoon the Sunf0Wsr Chau
tauQua circle VII meet with Mrs. WI
stewart. 81 North Topeka avenue Mrs
Stewart VA be leader. The program IS
Responsive reading-'~The Church
Walks and Talks IN the Geological
FTeld"-STrs Stewart.
Ron cau-ouotssions from Thackeray
Racrea tj51-Nrs. F. Ross.
Curreu. events
From Chatter to Tsanyson Mrs
Purdue
Paper. .-Thaekeray's Art and lis Char
acter"-M-s Murray Myers.
SICKNER OBSERVATORY RECITAL
The Friday recital o.: the Siskns- Cor
se-ysto-y u Music : always "a slr>s
Erea- interest u 81 members Of tiLs IL
s,i-u-lan. being the event Of the Heek az
IN comfy time Az the classes hare or2oI
tunity q assembling together. Tha prr
grams given are ot & character e devs.o