The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16

I MIS-. u GledSOns u. Du4Onr " n. OllOn,
+ VIM Maloney. John Kinseder. n. Dillon,
+ Misses Gladys Cohn, Marion Kearney.
Margaret and Mary Linott, Lizzie Cliff
/ ford, Della kearney. Annie Maloney. and
/ Messrs. Andrew Redmond and N. Cooke,
/ and Master Neal Maloney.
AN EVENING AT DANCING.
On Tuesday evening, June 1th, the
| Select Knights ana Ladies gave one Of
the most successful summer dances IN
( Garfield hall that has ever been given IN
| Wichita. The Select Knights and ladies'
was formerly a branch Of the A. 0. L.
! W, but several years ago severed its con-
nection with them and became a district
organization in itself. II is q fraternal
insurance. having also a social member
snip. A short time ago W z. Hahn,
deputy supreme president came here and
started to Teorganize the local lodge and
put IL on its feet again. Mr.. Ham has
been ably assiste- by Mrs. E c. Buffers.
also deputy supreme president. These
two officers with the assistance Of the
members have succeeded in enrolling a
membership Of nearly two hundred new
members in less than two months and are
still getting new recruits at lively rate.
The dane was gotten up purely as So
cial entertainment and the success which
attended II demonstrates the fitness Of
the various committees for the work as
signed to them. Early in the evening the
merry dancers began 10 assemble and
Notwithstanding the heat the hall was
soon hlled with q jolly crowd Of young
people.
The music was furnished by Prof. Mar
layers orchestra and VIII Ford acted as
caller. The floor committee consisting OF
Fred Reynolds. Harry Reid, H. A. Bron-
son, c. G. Stanley and Harry Bartlett
spared no eiIort in making every one ac-
quainted with each other and keeping the
floor filed with dancers. The reception
committee, Laura Chouteau, Geo Howell,
Dora Rouse, h. Spangler, Anna Gacken-
bach, ". H. Holbert, Grace Bartlett, P.
P. Aherne and c. h. Baker made II very
pleasant for all visitors and saw that
each and every one felt perfectly at home
Tn egeneral committee, consisting OF
T. A. Gackenbach, c. H. Rowe, John
Ceurvorst, Grace Reid and Kate Betch
feel highly elated because everything
passed of so smoothly and that every
body had a good time. The Select
Knights and Ladies intend giving a ser
les Of entertainments and great future
is predicted for them.
Mr.. and Mrs Iva Minnich entertained
a few friends fTlLay evening The even
ing was spent with games and music. Mr..
A. NJ. Dunks and Mrs. J. T. Donnell sue
ceeded in winning the prizes Dainty
refreshments were served and at q late
hour the guests departed voting Mr. and
Mrs. Minnich royal entertainers, Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Law
renee, Mr. ana Mrs. A. NJ Dunks, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ".
Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Donnen, Mr..
and hrs. Clyde Israel Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Israel. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Minnich, Miss
Eva Minnich, Miss Laura. Donnen. Fred
Bull and Louis Anderson.
The members Of Mrs. Bonds class OF
the Christian Science Sun lay school weIe
Tuesday afternoon with /
picnic in Riverside park. A quilt was
made by the little girls and will be sold /
for the benefit OF the new church build /
ing. Those present were: Misses Flor /
ence Goodwine. Amy Tucker, Zeta Nor /
ris Bertha Hudebrand, Lily kaufman, [
Emma Everetts, Opal Bond, Minnie |
Ward, Mabel Bond. Zella Anderson.
FLAG DAY CELEBRATED.
Flag day was celebrated by the mem /
bers of the Epworth league Of the First /
Methodist church with a social at the |
home of Rev. F. y. Lynch. Al North To- I
peka. Music and retitations were the 1
principal entertainments Abaut seventy |
young people were present and all thor
oughly enjoyed the occasion
AN EVENING ON COLLEGE HILL
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cooper entertained
Friday evening at their home on College
Hill, in honor Of their children, Mary and
Wilbur. The evening was spent in dane
ng. Chairs and couches were placed
about the lawn and porches. Frappe was
served and all report a most enjoyable
evening.
FRATERNITY RECEPTION.
The young men OF the lambda Phi fra
ernity of the High school gave a party
friday evening at the home Of Clarence
POWELL, 924 North Topeka avenue, in hon