The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
RIVALRY OF NATIONS
interesting Subject TO be Dis
cussed by Chautauquans.
YEARS WORK OUTLINED
Large Audience at Lecture
Last Night.

The hrsr quarterly meeting OF the
Chautauqua Social Union was held in
sedgwick Music hall last night and was
attended by 800 people.
The meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Alma F. Piatt and Rev. James A. Law
renee delivered an illustrated lecture. DR..
Lawrence outlined the work Of the Chau-
tauQua Reading clubs for the present
year.
This is called the French Greek year,
and Chautauqua members besides devot-
| ing themselves to the history and archi-
/ lecture of these two nations, the last
/ half Of the year will also be devoted to
a study Of the Rivalry Of Nations" In
his lecture last night DR.. Lawrence was
assisted by DR.. Noble, who operated the
lantern slides. The pictures included
scenes of France, Belgium, England,
Rome, the Hungarian empire,
Greece, Egypt, Jerusalem, japan and
China.
Chautauqua is at the high tide in
Wichita just at present. Eight circles
established here are all in a hourishing
condition.
The lecture as given last night, IS a
new departure in Chautauqua work. The
lectures are prepared and sent out with
the lantern slides by the central commit
tee at Cleveland, Ohio. They form an
interesting as well as instructive feature
OF the work.
Last nights program further included
a piano solo by Miss Thomson and sew
eraI selections by Mrs. Finlay Ross Prof
Marshall Felix McNeal. Hal Mccoy and
Fred Evans. luncheon was served at
the close Of the exercises.
S11TH-BURLEIGH NUPTIALS.
Miss Lillian Pearl Burleigh and Roland
Smith were married last Wednesday
evening at the Emporia avenue Baptist
church by Rev. A. D. Phelps. The cere-
mony was witnessed by relatives and a
few intimate friends A reception at
their new home, 11OS North Emporia ave
nue. followed the church service. Miss
Lulu c. Burleigh and Mr.. Vim. H. Stan
ley acted as bridesmaid and groomsman
I respectively.
The brIde was beautifully gowned in
white crepe de CHEN trimmed with ao-
cordian plated liberty silk and lace with
long train
and Mrs. A. G. Walden gave a vocal Sc
lection at the conclusion of the ceremony.
At the reception Mr.. and Mrs, Smith
were assisted by Mesdames c. H. smyth,
A G. walden and y. Hayes, while the
Misses CToidie Evans. Gertrude Stanley,
Maud Major, Anna Davis, allie Craw-
ford, Bessie Smith and Myrtle McCor-
mick assisted in the dining room.
Those present at the reception were:
Misses Reese, Leila Seal. Mr.. Ellsberry
Martin, Mr.. c. Q. Chandler, Mr.. z E.
Masterman, Mr.. J. c. Kelly, Mrs. Chas.
Testard, Mr.. G. NJ. whitney, Mr.. A. J.
Russell, Mr.. w. II. A. Clark. Mr.. r. G.
Smyth ana wife, DR.. Bass and wife, Mrs.
NJ. z. Williams. Judge Haymaker, Misses
Lewelling, Mr.. c. II. Smyth and wife,
Mr.. Tanner and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Miller Mar. and Mrs. Fred Stanley,
George and Daisy Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walden, Mrs. Hayes. Miss Evans, Mr.
Imboden, Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Hatfield
and Rudolph. Pa and Ma, Bess and Herb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps, Mill Stanley and
Lulu, DR.. and Mrs w A Minnick. Mrs
Breed and Roland Ella Chandler, Maud
Majors. Mrs. Mcnamara, Parkhurst
girls. Simpson girls, Mccormick girls and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs o. T.
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee, Bessie
Means and brothers. Claude Stanley,
Anna Davis, MIR. Barrett and sisters, Mr..
and Mrs. President Stanley, Halle Craw-
ford, Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Reynolds Mr. and Mrs H T. Rogers,
Alice Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dogny,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P Carlton. Edith and
Virgie Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Bean, Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs.
Seal Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley, Mrs Cowley,
sons and daughter, Anna Strohmaire,
Lena Griffith Mr.. Bird, Misses thinner
man, Mrs. Sue White, Miss Clara TAYLOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jams, Misses Francisco, Miss Kirby, Pro-
lessor Harold, Albert West. CLYDE Israel
Kittie Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Means
Mr.. and Mrs Jack shields. Dean MIN
nick, Helen Stanley, Claude Stanley. Miss
Gertrude Stanley, Miss Regina Stanley
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, Mamie Houck- Mrs
Houck, Mr.. and Mrs Annawalt. Miss
Clara Bowen, Mr. Cleveland, Misses Fur
ley, Fritz Huffman, Lena Knoblauch-
Nettis Whey.
HOOVER-KBSSLER NUPTIALs
The Hoover-Kessler nuptials were SOL
emnized at the home Of the brides pa-
rents Thanksgiving evening. The cere-
mony was performed by a brother Of the
groom, Rev. ". NJ Hoover. Of Black
well, o. T. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Raymond, 4Ir and Mrs John
1 Newhouse. Mr.. John Lambdin. Caldwell.
/ Mrs S. F. Cook Mr. NJ e Cook. Miss
/ Bessie Burress, Miss Florence Couch. Nj
! Frank Burgess. Wichita; Mr. L. S. Bar
| ney. Harrington, kan; Mr. and Mrs. A
n Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Price, Wellington: Ny.
/ G. D. Noon Lambdin. Ottawa: Mrs. NJ.
A oldfather. Mr.. Glenn Oldfather. Maize.
kan; Mr.. and Mrs y Andrews. Bald
] win. Kan; Rev. A O. Walker. Oklev.
Kan; Mr. Walter Franez. Enid O r..
Mr.. and Mrs. 2 r Kessler and daurh-
Ter: Rev. and Mrs W n Hoover. Black
well, Q. T; Or. Saul Shelley. MuIvane:
Mr. and Mrs c. Han. Mss II. viola
Han, Miami. Tex; Mr. c. A. Hoover.
Burton. kan: AIr and BFrs. John NAYS
AR and Mrs J. Eessler. Mr.. and AIRS.
Fl Kessler, Roanoke Va: Mr. and Mrs
P. Deisher Mr. and Mrs. OhenchaEn-
Flneactel, Va; Nr and Mrs. T. E. Neal
Caldwell; Miss Flora Grler. Miss Craze
Grier, Mt HoPe, kan.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mrs. Maria Barnhsrt announces the
marriage Of he- daughter. Helen Nav. "a
Mr.. Edward Jerome MINIS, last vednes-
6sv. at Arcola, III. Mr and Kris Mints
VIII be a. home afrer December AZ s
East Central avenue. T7ch;ta-