The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-15
H u NJ P H R { Y S

The club is fortunate in being able to
secure such local talent for their recitals.
HyPATTA LITERARY.
Hvnatia held a business and literary
meeting last Monday. Miss Pierce read
naoer on Indian Folk Lore; Miss Millison
read \ paper on Creole Folk Lore. TIE
music was in charge of Mrs. Singer. NJ.
Walden sang. The fourteenth annual eel
ebration of Hypatia will take place Janu-
airy &c, at Mrs. Singers.
CHAUTAUQUA MEETING.
The Assembly Chautauqua Circle held
a very enjoyable meeting last week, the
program being rendered in very inter
esting manner The next meeting viii be
on Monday evening, January 16, at the
home of Miss Evans, 1859 North Waco
avenue. and the program will be as fol-
lows:
Roll CaIl-Quotations from Thackeray.
Twenty Centuries of English History
Miss Lewis.
Causes of Strife Between England and
America"-Mr. Piatt.
Book Review, The Four Georges
Goldie Evans.
Afusic-AIisses Hellar and Kendrick.
Europe in the Nineteenth Century,
Mrs. Piatt.
Condition Of the English Government
at the Opening of the Nineteenth Cen
tury''-Miss Hellar.
British Naval Heroes Of the Nineteenth
Century''-NIiss Allen.
British Dominion in India"-Miss Ken
drick.
Current Events Talk led by DR.. S. S.
Noble
Chorus-Assembly Circle.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Francis Bulla was pleasantly surprised
at his home, 719 North Fourth, Friday
evening. There were games and refresh
ments. Following are those present: Mae
Spellman, Maud Guard, Lillian Fitzpat-
rick, Rose Marley. Vida Dunning, Anna
Braitsch, Bessie Markey, Eva Dill, Mabel
Dill, Mamie Sullivan Ida Healy, Mary
HeaIy. Frank Wagner. Francis Bulla, Tom
DAILY. Tom Clary Willie Geile. Ira Weirick,
Ed. Donnelly, Leo Marley.
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL.
The ladies of the Highland Cemetery
Improvement association will hold one of
their delightful social next Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Parke, 931
South Lawrence. These socials, with their
decidedly interesting features, are becom-
ing very popular and there is sure to be
a large attendance.
MRS. BRATTSCH WILL ENTERTAIN.
A social will be given at the home of
Mr.. R. r Braitsch, 527 South Topeka
avenue, on tomorrow evening. 1t VIII be
under the auspices Of the prayer meeting
committee of the Reformed Church Christ
ian Endeavor. A pleasant time is prom
ised. Refreshments will be served.
EVENING WITH MISS FARMER.
Miss Belle Farmer entertained last
Tuesday night at her home on the West
Side. The evening was spent very mer-
rily with dancing and games. Dainty,
light refreshments were served. The guests
who enjoyed Miss Farmers hospitality
were: Miss Mabel Southwell, Pearl Far
mer, Ida Nessley, Nina Nessley, Miss Nc
Gary; Messrs Ish Schiller, George Turner,
Harry Farmer, Curtis Alexander, Robert
Sloan and Joe Sloan.
MAGAZINE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
The Magazine club was entertained at
dinner last Thursday night at the home
Of Mrs /. W. CIapp on Eighteenth street.
Besides the members of the club, there
were present Mrs. Cody and Miss Hutch
inson. The members Of the club are Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs r P Murdoch,
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Sargent, and Mr..
and Mrs /. ". Clamp.