The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-11-04

on the West Side viii please hand them
in on next Sunday to the superintend-
ents Of our different Sunday schools. As
this Is for a worthy cause # should be
responded to literally and receive
prompt attention. Those not having an
nevelope can hand it in TO the superin-
tendents Of their Sunday schools.
PEERLESS CIRCLE.
The Peerless Chautauqua Circle will
meet in the lecture room Of the Emporia
Avenue N. E. church at 7:sO p. n. Mon
/ day, November s. New members are
joining our circuel We viii gladly wei
come anyone interested in the work.
Mrs. W. V. Burns, leader. Program fol-
lows:
Roll Call: Quotations concerning the
French Revolution.
Paper-Wars Of Louis XIV.
Reading-Biograph Of Arthur Young.
Review-The States General
Paper-Incident Of Diamond Necklace
iscussion-Germany' Attitude Toward
Colonization
Review Of Chapter French RevoIu-
ton.
COLD WATER CLUB.
The Cold Water Whist club was enter
tanned on last Friday evening at a Z
o'clock dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Frank c.
Wood and Mrs. Richardson at their home
on North Emporia avenue After the
dinner the guests enjoyed a pleasant
evening socially. During the merry time,
Mrs. James L. Dyer, president Of the
club, made farewell address for the
members Of the club to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Niles, who are TO make Kansas
City their future home
The address is as follows:
'As you are about to break loose from
the North End Crowd and make your
home among strangers in large city,
we feel it but right and proper that we
should offer YOU cat bargain price, a few
parting words of counsel and good cheer
In the first place we want to warn you
against being led to Join any so-caIled
Cold Water club in Kansas City. There
is no such thing to be found in that
wicked city Don't be deceived by any
similarity OF titles, such as The Cold
Whites Club or the North Pole
Platoon. Remember that ours Is the
only real, original and genuine article
All others are but base limitations. When
settled in your new home, should some
poor, tired tramp appeal to your char
ity, pause before you c0ldly hand him
out that piece of death-deaHng pie and
reflect that some day the pangs of hun
ger may 'Pearce' your own heart. for
Kansas city furnishes no cook equal to
our Wichita Baker Then let your heart
soften with sympathy as your memory
calls to mind your old comrades Of the
road, Weary Willie, 'Baldy Bentley,
Elegant Eddie and Coler, the Corker.'
You viii miss us in many ways, for none
Of the great cities have anything 10 com
pare with US You win look far before
you find any Woods so large and so
green as ours, or Brooks with so smooth
a Beach, and though on Sundays you
may turn your steps 'Churehward,' you
will not find there our own home like
Kirk. We wish you wen and trust that
in your new life no 'Sternberg' of diff
Guilty may rise before, no dread misf0r-
tune weave its tangled Webb about you.
nor any Dyer calamity. black as 'Jett'
fall upon you. But we must not wish
YOU too. many good things. for We want
you to be glad to return to Us some day, |
SO, Wen not say farewell
But only 'adieu.
For you're sure to come back,
As all wise folks do.
'And when'er that may be.
We will greet with warm smiles
And a hearty hand shake,
Our old friends. the Niles.
And to keep IN your memory,
The North End wild Cocns,
We give, with our best love,
This pair Of new spoons"
NOW IN ROME.
Zoe Anderson Norris, the writer form
erly Of this city. is now in Rome. She /
viii spend the winter there as correspon-
dent Of a New York paper.
HYPATIA's MEETING.
The meeting of Hypatia. in sedgwick !
hall was both pleasant and instructive /
The musical numbers by Mesdames Nc
Coy and Kelso and Miss Vail we're beau |
ttfully rendered. while the vocal selec- /
tion by Mrs. Homrighous received well !
merited applause Mrs. Allison's subject. /
Paris and the Exposition, was well /
handled. The principal points Of inter
est in the city were clearly described
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