The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-14

Humphreys Medicine Co, Cor. Nlllldm
and John SITS, New York.
wick Music hall, and on receipt Of this
news the band marched around and sere-
naded the ladies.
LOCAL COMMITTEES WORK.
The local committee did a great deal Of
hard work to make the meeting of the
grand council a success and the stay OF
the visitors pleasant How well they sue
ceeded everybody knows, for it was a
jolly good dtime all the way through. The
ladies' whist party at sedgwick Music
hall yesterday was one of the most de-
lightful features of the whole occasion.
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
'"The Old Maids Convention" last even-
ing at the Auditorium represented con-
clave of spinsters in regular session, with
president, secretary and treasurer. Pa
pers were read and the usual parliament
airy forms rendered, and many very hap
by hits were made at various members
of the local council of the order of L. G.
T. Foster Brooks, as the professor Of the
"renodelscope," the inimitable Joe Stet-
Ter, Mrs. Carter Mrs. Hull and several
r a.. {. Among the speshrdl lcntwypnn
F.ction and r. ought out freq en- ap-
pause. Among the specIal nurli "rs.
music and tiUcu+ion may De mentioned
Mrs Col Bryant Mrs. Fred Bentley, NJ IS
AGy Wilson, a Delsarte specially, Ada
Christopher, fancy dancer; jesse CoLe-
lard, Blanche Childs, Mrs. Will Wallace
in a finely rendered elocuti0ra-y effort,
ana Nj. Caspa. haynes and others, al of
whom did thei' pats well. Idrs. 3. !ant
sang i '.Ne l. which is AL ar @nge-
meet shnwItE the exhilarating SIDE TO
champagne. h ssing, poker, sleigh aides,
and tLen The sad after effec-s. This
maze sui ing hit and this roo Ilar So
d 81 f., Crita CT Wichita was met with
prolonged applause. Mrs. W. J. Wallace
appeared in the picturesque costume of
Roman girl, Of mingled red and yllow,
and recited the Confessional with an
effect which held her audience to the
close Of this tragic episode, one Of the
masterpieces of W. w. Story. With in
tense eamestness she depicted all the
burning passion of a girl of the south
land who had been repulsed by her lover,
and who killed the rival. At the close of
the recitation she was presented at the
footlights with a lovely floral Offering,
the gift Of the Z. c. T. The evening clos
ed with cake walk and the whole enter
tainment was very much enjoyed. The
same program will be rendered Monday
evening by the ladies. After the regular
program the members enjoyed a dance on
the main floor.
Following are the names of those who
registered Friday and Saturday after The
Eagles first list: A. L. Rion, D. H Stepp,
". II. Zeigler, Larned; c. w. French. St.
Joseph; w. H. Day, Jr., Hutchinson; S.
Ferguson, Pittsburg; J. Freddy, Wich-
ita; A L. Wilhelm, Portsmouth, O.; r.
H. Little, Kansas City; w. D. Mowry,
Independence; Ira Flood, Clas Center; r.
I Clark, Sedan; E. L. Bennett, Chicago;
r. c. Hammel, Oklahoma City: w. s.
Smith, Rockford; 2. G.. Johnson, Wichita;
R. F. Welborn, Salina; J. R. Halliday.
Wichita; w F. Drain, Hutchinson; Chas.
y. Shafer, Fredonia; J. +. Osborne, Wich-
ita; II. F. Wing, Fort Scott; J. L. Wright.
J. c. Bryan, J w Tousley, Ben z. Page.
A. Aspy, NJ Il. Stanley. Clark Moore.
Wichita; +. II. Jenness, Topeka; joseph
Steinman. San Francisco; J. N. Cain. Fort
Sect; William Hauand. Wichita; T. T.
Cox, J. j. Harrison, Abe Schopf. A. w.
Mallo. G. T. Walker, ]. W McCIintock.
Arkansas City; E. A Riley John A. AlIen.
Wichita; John Moore. Oklahoma City: W.
H. Gibbs T. H. Murphy, NJ. E. Weiser
L. NJ Ross c. IT. Johnson, J. Smalley.
G. w, Kelley. Ralph AIilHson, Wichita.
w F. Williams, Newton: Clate Everson.
st. Joseph 4. F. Bertram, Hutchinson.
d. c. Rabbit, Topeka: r. J. Hass. Hutch
inson; Phil Schier, Kansas City; z T,
iced Hutchinson; George w. Roth r
A Miller. Wichita: W. z. Hasl1ins Fort
Scott; G. Y Walls. J. f. Minnick. P. B.
Dl'o2y. J. +. Severly. J. A. /. Pent. CIar-
ence Hereford, Wichita; B. F. Dunn. Ok
lahoma City; W. A Bounsten. Peabody.
J. 7, Clader. a. E. Myers. William Deck
Wichita; J. NJ Crossfeld, Kingman; \. 8
Darling. Oklahoma City: II. VI. Stevens
Kansas City; P. J. Schofeld, Wellington.
J. NJ. Rogers, Frank @. Niles. A. = Took
eyer, George II. Wa ker T. s Prool,
J-Barry, W. " Sather. P. N. Randall
Wichita; E. P Gallup. Hutchinson. 2 "
smith '. t. Sanford, J. Il. Berry c. 6
NtlnSon, Fred George. r. A. Reach. P p
iatneld, W. A Busch, H T Hoffman
NichtJa; ]. F. Mills. Topeka; z. Sanford
John P. Morton. Wichita: A NJ. Stewart
PARSONS; W H Carter. Wichita. 6. Poab-
Ter Lawrence: A z. Camuse. Oklahoma
City; F. b. Calender. Wichita: J
White, A S. Kendrick. Leavenworth. "
y HUM, St Louis; y E. Burr1s n {
Maxwell, T. ". Van Dusen. Wichita 7
j. Shaw, Sol Barth, c. F. Massey. Okla
mona City; r Etiis. Kansas CITY; ". 4
Johnson, Wichita; sam ArcNaghten
Wichita; T W George. yvfcbfts.
W. Il. Cline. Clay Center; J. D. Gernaer
hutchinson; n. D. Jones. CLAW Center.
E E. Brewster Leavenworth; 4 9
hTa0nsdo-f. Parsons; F. \. Smith. SaF;n1.
= r Wheeler Oklahoma City: 7. \. Net
CALI Oklahoma CITY. Henry Ea-t,- pes
burg; A F. Wehe. independence. 7, 7
Person, s. Louis; W. r. Collect. A-,bi-
son; +. P. Smith. Kansas CITY: John Van
F'ossen. Leaverworth; Amos S7rav vvi-b.
Ha; ". 5. Washer. Atchison: ". ? Nc
Donald, Wichita; Henry vsvans+si-,
Wichita; L " Miner. Wichita. "
Kohr. 4. II. Menks. Ed VI. Noon. 7.
Ballard. A J Deatz. Hutchinson: 7. A
Robinson. Emporis; Il. p. Farbeson Kan
sas City; II. wa5dles. St. Joe: J ?
Lemish. Denver; Ed. Ardery. =. z. Com