The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-09


back, who complimented the committee on
their efforts to entertain and wished the
grand chief to come and see them often
so as to give the brethren an opportunity
to get enough to eat.
CIRCLE NO. 6, P W. A
Circle No 6, P. W. A, held their regu-
lar meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. B. Reed. The following pro-
gram was given:
Quotations from Washington Irving.
Reading of the minutes of last meeting.
Reading Of circle correspondence.
Paper. 'Hawaii"-Mrs. A. NJ Wright.
Club Topic. Nude Arts its influence
good OF bad?
Paper, Affirmative-Mrs. Horton.
Paper, Affirmative-Mr Emmons.
Paper, Negative-Mrs. owen.
Paper, Negative-Mrs. Cutter.
General discussion of club topic by the
members of the club.
Miscellaneous business.
The circle enjoyed the paper on Hawaii,
written by Mrs. Anna N. Wright of Circle
No. Z, at Logansport, Ind. Mrs. Wright
is entertaining a friend. Mrs. Mrs. Mueller,
who spent two years on the Hawaiian
islands.
Mrs. Mueller gave very entertaining
talk TO Circle No. u, giving much infor-
nation in regard to the country, its peo-
pie, their habits, etc. She also exhibited
many curious and interesting souvenirs
which she had collected during her stay
on the islands. Among them was some
beautiful silver sword fern which grows
out of the crevices in the lava in the
depths Of the crater of Haleakala. the
largest extinct volcano in the world. the
only place, it is said, where the silver
sword fern grows. 1t has long blade-like
leaves from eight to ten inches long and
looks like silver satin and is more like
feathers than plants.
Mrs. Wright collected these facts and
made a very entertaining and instructive
paper, which this circle enjoyed very
much.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A number of friends gave Dwight Morris
a surprise party last Saturday evening at
his parents home. The evening was spent
in music and games. At late hour re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Misses Cecil Barlow, Adelia Van
Tress, Leila Schumacher, Perie Morris,
Iona Gun, Lucy Bretch, Messrs. Robert
Schumacher, Dwight Morris, Paul Leim-
bach, Frank Van Tress, Charles Mitner,
Carl Miltner, Ward Garten.
SUNFLOWER CHAUTAUQUA.
The Sunfower Chautauqua Circle will
meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Biting Mrs. NJ. C. Campbell will be
leader. The program is:
Responsive Reading-The Resurrection
Of Jesus Christ.
From Chaucer to Tennyson-Mrs. Camp
bell.
Select Readings From Byron-Mrs. Lewis
Roll Call
Quotations from Byron.
Recreation-Mrs. Biting.
Current Events.
Walks and Talks in the Geological
Field-AIiSs Rose
A Paper-'sThe Lava Fields Of America, >"
Mrs Fred Robertson.
SICKNER CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
The regular weekly Friday afternoon re-
ctal given at the Sckner Conservatory of
Music contained selections by pupils from
Lewis academy and the Conservatory.
the interesting numbers last week was a
pianoforte solo by Miss Edna Goldstandt,
one of the youngest pupils in the Con-
servatory, which was very much enjoyed
by all. This weeks program contained a
mandolin solo by Mr.. A c. Jobes' little
6-year-old daughter Alice, which interested
and pleased the class exceedingly The
program, as follows, speaks for itself:
Romance in L Rubinstein
Miss Lou Phillips.
Miss Edith Preston (Fairmount College,
Les AdleuX ....-..-...- .-s........s.... Weber
Miss Grace Chapman Newis Academy
melody IN t............ ..-....-..RuplllSte TEN
Miss Bessie Innes.
Mandolin Solo ............. Selected
Alice Jobes.
Musical Notes-Lady Halle. .Violinist
Miss Olive Hill CFriends' University
Miss Mary Thompson.
Norwegian Procession March. .Greig
Miss Lulu Richmond.
Musical Notes-Modent Scovill. .........
1900. ................6-year-o Pianist