The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-16
TOURISTS
NoRTH-END LADIES HAVE NOVEL
SCHEME.
VIII Make GIobe-Trotting Trip Ir
One Night.

North-end ladies have conceived an
unique and extremely interesting means
/ of enjoyment, something entirely novel
/ They viii make a trip around the world
Tuesday night, and in encircling the
globe they Will surpass the widest i'm
( maginings of jules y erne in the matter
/ of time and expense. They Will make
/ the trip without tips or sea-sickness and
! with no fear of bandits, kidnappers or
/ shipwreck- Every lady viii be both
! her own Nellie Bly, and her own inter-
| prefer.
But this entertainment will not be for
ladies' only by any means. The men can
make the trip between business hours.
( They can start after closing up time and
visit Ireland, England. Scotland. France.
Germany, Spain, Switzerland. Italy,
/ ESypt, Asyria, the Holy Land. India.
/ China japan, the Sandwich Islands and
/ he home IN time to sleep in their own
f beds and be well rested up after their
long journey in time TO assume their reg
+ ular duties next morning.
And the children can make the tour
also without any inconvenience to their
parents, and learn much-much more per-
haps than they can learn out of their
Biographies. And they can have all the
fun of voyage without any of its dis
comforts.
The ladies of St PauTs Methodist
church are the originators and leaders
OF the enterprise. but in order that it
may be non-denominational and non-sec-
tartan in its benefits in the line of men
tai and physical recuperation they invite
every person who desires to make the
voyage to join them. The cost will be
comparatively little and the proceeds
VIII go 10 the church fund
ST PANTS eI17rrb 4s-f1l rar,ra-o,,+ -.
lea. Uncle Sam viii be there in all his
glory with his bright flag floating glor-
! iously to the breeze. He Will bid fare
well to his children in afecdonate lang
uage and fine program will represent
( the parting from their native shores Of a
company of globe trOtters. The party
VIII leave in busses and wagonets and
the first landing VIII be in Scotland
the residence of Charles l. Davidson.
Here the tourists viii be given true
Scotch hospitality. Everybody there
viii be dressed in the characteristic
fashion of "Old Scotia" Highland
fiings Will be danced and the songs of
Bobby Burns and Comm thro' the Rye
viii be sung. The plantive tune of the
old bag-pipes Will greet the visitors and
the reception VIII be so pleasant that
The tourists win hate 10 leave the land of
Bruce and Wallace and CARLYLE.
AT N. W Kellers. everything will be
German. The refreshments VIII be the
same as are found in the land of the
great Frederick. Bismarck and the mag
nihcent William The German language
VIII be spoken and German songs sung
The musical program VIII he a rich rep
resentation OF the harmony of the Faith
erland
The residence Of 1Ir. Mastermsn viii
represent Japan where everything viii be
flowers and palms and fans Here the
Japanese language VIII bo spoken. jap
anese songs sung and the charming
music Of the little yellow Xankedom of
the Orient rendered in ali the richness
Of tone peculiar 10 the land of Tho cry
sauthemum.
Il is quite impossible 70 give the fun
route of the tour as She ladies are re-
inodciios ard improving il with the de-
felopment 81 their happy scheme in such
"a Way as 10 give the company the bene-
III of an tile finest scenery and climate
THAT can Ice found on this old planet.
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