The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
HYPATIA GUEST DAY
Interesting Meeting and Large
Attendance at Club Room.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Work of Relief Committee
viii Begin at Once.
GATED CHARITIES
"a perfect woman, nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort, to command. .

ing IN the cluD rooms III the S6GS WICK
block, Tuesday afternoon. 1t being guest
day, almost the entire membership as
well as many interested visitors were
present. Mrs. NJ. A. Singer presided
with her usual dignity and grace. Each
member responded to roll call with some
bright, sparkling note regarding women.
Mrs. Priddy told of her visit to the So
rosis club Of New York, and said that
the moment that the chords of THE Star
Spangled Banner were touched every
woman in the audience rose to her feet
and remained standing during the play
ing or singing of this song, which is by
| the eastern people designated as the na-
t5onal hymn
The music was IA charge Of Mrs. Nal
VIVA Walden and consisted Of d piano
solo, prelude in D fat by Chopin, by
| Miss Coda Evans, who portrayed in a
very pleasing manner storm passing
over while two lovers wait in an old
| chateau.
Miss Nettie Whey in her clear soprano
voice rendered two solos. the Flower
Song from Faust. and Lovers Sere-
made" by Marks.
The subject for the afternoon was THE
Symmetrical Development OF Woman"
and was divided into the physical, spir-
atual intellectual, social and maternal
Mrs. Dr.. Bass gave on interesting and
Instructive talk on the physical. the point
most emphasized being the dependence
of the body upon properly cooked food.
Mrs Pruen came up from KIngman to
read her carefully prepared paper on the
spiritual, which was a very helpful one.
Mrs Nellie Ellsworth was to have
spoken on the intellectual, but as she
has moved to Cincinnati, she sent a very
Interesting letter which was read by
Mrs. Singer.
Mrs. ]. L. Dyer gave q bright, interest
ing talk on the social life of woman and
Mrs. B. L. keenan, closed the program
with a practical and encouraging talk on
the maternal duties of woman.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
The directors Of the newly organized
Associated Charities held a meeting at
Plymouth Congregational church last
Friday A number Of bright-faced wo-
men were present and several men. Con
siderable interest was manifested IN tbs
employment question. Mrs Couch was
employed as secretary TO the central re-
lief committee, with headquarters at the
court house, and asks for donations of
clothing The next meeting will be held
at the court house December II. It Is
desired that all directors and all mem
bers of committees be present, also all
members of the association and others
interested are invited to be present as
these meetings are public and Of vital
interest to this community.
JUNIORS FOR SENIORS.
The Junior class of the High school
entertained the Senior class and the fac
ulty Friday evening in Sedgwick Music
hall The hall was decorated in the col
ors Of the two classes, red and white OF
the Seniors, and lavender, purple and
white Of the Juniors. The red and white
adorned the chandeliers and was draped
In fracefuI festoons from the ceiling. The
Junior colors were hung in festoons over
the doors and windows. Above the stage
were the figures "'02 3" on a white back
ground. The stage was decorated with
the coloTs and palms placed along the
outer edge, and in font of them rugs
and pillows which furnished comfortable
seats for many. At each side of the
stage were tables for coroms, crokinole
and cards for the entertainment Of those
not wishing to dance.
The main part Of the hail was reserv-
ed for dancing, and many found pleasure
here during the evening. J. c. Marriages.
orchestra furnished the music.
Marc Clapp, president of the Junior
class, made the address Of welcome, to
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the Seniors.
Refreshments consisted Of ice cream in
Senior colors, cake and chocolate. Be
fore the serving Of these, however. part
ners were chosen in very novel way.
The girls were led behind a curtain and
requested to stand SO that their feet
should protrude from under the curtain;
then the boys took chalk and marked
their initials on the soles Of the girls
shoes. The girls came out and the boys
claimed their partners, After supper the
hours were spent in dancing and games.
/ Those present were:
Misses CharIaine Furley, Harriet Stan
ley. Lulu Richmond, Mary Kenagy. Amy
/ DRYDEN. May Guthrie, Sallie Rowlee,
Fern Dorsey, May Skidmore. Lulu Cox,
/ Mabel Morsman. LTbbie Wallace, Alice
/ Rice. Nina Wightman, Grace Wilkie, Oh
! I've Russell, Ida Nudd, Fay Wolfe, Ethel
/ Breeze. Dean Dryden, Pearl Farmer
/ Minnie Blazers. Elizabeth Phillips, Tnez
/ Barkalow. May Jones, Leo Museller.
/ Nelia Hall. Bertha Kirkwood. Inez XII
/ gore. Louise Mcnamara. Ida Deficiency
/ er. Jane Parkinson. Lizzie GoodaIl. Har-
/ riet Dean. Nellie Leichardt- Mabel Ma
]
/ Green. May Cooper. Mabel Snyder. Maud
/ Bordner. Mabel Armour, Marie Finley.
( Edna Battman Minnie Williams. Tensie
Bordner. Leila Banks, Mamie Chandler
/ Cara Braves. Katie Thompson. clara
! RsDperton- Mabel Kerr, Geneva Clark,
Nay Weir. Jean Day. Kittie Larabee.
/ Ella Benschidt. Lyria Rhneharit. Aura
Furnish, Ada Pratt, Maud Pratt. Katie
Toleiht- Blanch Imboden. Maggie Warner,
Ellen Qmst. Gladys Horton. Blanch Al
exande~. leslie Kelley. Bessie Brown,
Minnie Harrison. Bessie Jones, Vera
HUI. Mary Potts, Bessie Iunes.. Helen
Lennon. Mamie Glendenning. Cora
Glezdenning, Carrie Cogdell. Leila Pur-
due. Mile Sweeney Annie Stewart,
/ Minna Shoop. Blanch Chnds. Lavue Hor-
Ter, OPAL Street, Clara Fees. Nora Camp
bell. Belle Hsythorn. Edith Braszsch,
/ Grace ova-man. Georgia Graves, Kate
Dorsey. Addie Bake-, Nellie Percy. FU-
BY Crimes, Ida NILS. NEEDLE Hamuron.
Cynthia Cleveland. Cara Bowen, Famine
] Lewellinz
J. y. Allen and wife F r DYER and
WIFE George Dunn and wife J s Shep-
I pzrd. P H Te-no-. WINS Hendsrzon.
Frank Dsznkin. Marley Wz7ehan- jay
Means. Herbert Smith, DEfzhs TO-rins-
ton Ernmstt Ezn. 1fz-ceIlus Nu-too'z.