The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-19

Of their High school life.
HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNITY.
The Lambda Phi fraternity OF the High
school held its third annual banquet last
evening at c. L. Reeder's cafe, "a North
Main The room was beautifully decor
ated with palms and cut flowers ana the
tables had roses as center pieces Thirty
guests were present and all enjoyed the
occasion. The tOasts were interesting
and brought out al the different phases
Of fraternity work. Powell acted as
tOast-master and introduced The following
speakers and their subjects in a very
pleasing manner: The Spirit OF Fra
ternity" Harry Z. Stanley; The Value
Of a Fraternity" Dean Minnick; a
Fraternity and its Trials" Emmett Hill;
''The Lambdaphede as Anticipated by
the High ScnooI Girl, Harriet Stanley,
The Value OF a Sorority, Manly c.
Wareham; "The Fraternity as Seen by
the Faculty" ]. y. Allen and ''StOriettes'
by Jennings. the menu was as follows:
VIM. Debusmann, Chef.
SOUP.
French Bouillon.
ENTREES.
Sweet Pickles Sour Pickles
Olives sailed Peanuts
Baked Turkey.
(our National cranberry sauce
Garnished Cold Boiled Honey Cured Ham
SALADS.
New Cucumbers Tropical Fruit
DESSERT.
Strawberries and Cream
Ice Cream Nuts Assorted Cake
Ice Coaca
Those present We're: Misses Richmond,
Baton, Parkinson, KirkwoOd, Harriet
Stanley, Fode Stanley. Hull, Bowen, In
ness, Glendening, Pratt, Street, Magil
Campbell and Mrs. Allen; Messrs. Powell
NIinnick, Clapp, Schollenberger, Tucker,
Stanley, Davidson, Wareham, Allen. Yer
nor, AcKibben, Henderson, Hill, Lewis,
Hennings.
ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Frooman entertained
to six clock dinner Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kelly and son OF
Whitewater, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. {. A
Stuart and daughters. Grace and Margie.
SURPRISE On MR.. AND MRS. TAT
GEHORST.
One Of the most pretty and successful
events Of the past week was the surprise
reception rendered to Mrs. H. TatgenhOrst
at her residence on North st. Francis
on last Thursday afternoon. The Ladies
Aid society OF the Reformed church met
in a body at the home of Mrs. Brown,
329 South Lawrence avenue, from there
went TO the home of Mrs. TatgenhOrst
loaded down with the most dainty Of re-
freshments. This was a complete sur
prise to the able president of this society
and the whole affair was thoroughly en-
joyed by all present, the guests and the
hostess alike. Mrs. TaJgenhorst has been
a faithful and jealous officer OF this So
Ciety and the society chose this manner
Of extending their appreciation OF her
efforts. Very soon Mrs. Tatgenhorst
will remove from Wichita and make her
residence at her old home IN Ohio and
TO- al of
love and constant appreciation of her past
services the society presented 70 her
present, as q souvenir of solid silver
gold plated salad set. Mrs. Charles NJ
Irwin, vice president made the present
alton speech in a few words which We're
to the point and were responded TO IN a
feeling manner by the recipient, Mrs
Tatgenhorst After an elaborate feast
and a farewell renewal Of friendship all
left wishing their outgoing president
nappy future In her new eastern home
DAY OF GREETING.
The Illinois picnic which took place
"Wednesday on Myers farm, one mile
south of Oatville was indeed a great sue
cess. The object Of the meeting was
to have all the Illinois people who reside
in Sedgwick county, Kansas, to meet
and spend the day in a social way. over
800 assembled in the beautiful grove and
an old fashioned greeting and hand shak-
ing was the order of the day. After
dinner L. B. Myers called the assembly
to order. A song was sung, led By MIS-
Burgesser Then prayer vas offered by
Rev. NJ. D. Sharples Of alley Center A
permanent organization was there made
known as the Illinois association. J. =.
Myers Of Wichita was elected president;
Mr., Sill Of Kechi, vice president; 6 =.
Blakeslee OF Clearwater, secretary; Judge
W. c. Norcross, president OF TIE Amer
can bank OF Wichita was then introduced
as the orator Of the day His ADDRESS
was simply grand. 1t was an lnteIiec-
tuaI feast and he was cheered to the
echo. Short speeches we're made by NJ.
Stakes, Sharples, Dubber, BlaSeslee ana
Sill. Foot racing, high jumping closed
the first program OF the association and
all voted il success. Much credlt IS
due Mr.. and Mrs. Withereu Wn0 Drought
about this day long 70 be TenemoeFeo-
They began a month ago sehd'hs OUT iil-
vitations by card and otherwise ami were
more than successful in their enterprise.
All who wish to become n.enDers OF ti'S
association please send your name 70 g.
g. Blakeslee. secretary, Clearwater. Kan.
The enrolment Will be published ID Que
time.
CHAPTER No. . Of the Christian Endeavor
Of the FIRST Presbyterian church gave
hard time social at the church trlcay
evenin. Music and games Of various KINDS
were the principal aInusennehts- tte-l-
ments were served and Al present report
q most enjoyable time
ACADEMY TROLLE4 PARTY.
The stuuents OF the Lewis academy
went for a trolley ride Thursday nlEht,
which was practically he opening 81 the
fad for the summer acre being Only one
or two from the primary Departments
preceding IT, The car vas oeautlfuily
decorated N orange ana white, the aca1-
envy coiors. il started from the corner
OF Second street and Topeka avenue
PROMPTLY at $50 and returned CT l-e-,
where The merry group disoan5ed Ter t1e
night. At the end ~ the College hll line
eight of the boys were 50 unfortunate as
70 Eet left behind 10 was thought that
one q the bovs was seriously hurt. ard
while lookiug Tor the one supposed - ae
missing the car started on Fortunately
the Fairrnount car happened along en-
brought the weary ones % 70 the corner
OF Main and Douglas. where they enjoyed
refreshments uutu che special returned
from the Riverside lire and took them c-i-
Those forming the party were A
Nora Noel Kate C1ss.tt, alice ne ----
eute. Blanche Rovsl. Lucy Lewis
West. Helen West. Julia is-c1olL ia
Eendrtck. Anna Br1ltsc q. Grace su-Li-
Stella Eztton. Marguerite Ll1l1, ---f-
L.othrop. Essie cray " an1a n-F-1e-l
burg. Hazei Foote 4ay t1arT-@. s-aF