The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-12
FRIENDS.


liams. Pearl. Green and Carrie Craw-
Roscoe Hambric. Wire. Casey, Merrill.
Harges. Crawford and Roy Crawford.
ENTERTAINED CHIEF.
The members of the two Degrees OF
Honor lodges OF the city gave an enter
ment and banquet at Peerless hail last
| Friday evening in honor Of Mrs. Niece d.
Cole OF Chanute. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated in cut flowers and smi-
lax. Many were present TO enjoy the
evenings entertainment. Mrs. Cole made
very interesting address and compli-
mented both lodges on their work.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The literature department of the Twen-
tieth Century club Will begin the year s
work on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. October Il. in Sedgwick Music
hall. The subject viii be an inductive
study Of the Merchant Of Venice" Miss
Meddie Hamilton OF the High school has
again been secured as leader. The pro-
gram for the day is as follows:
Current Events. Mrs. Trotter
Piano Mrs. Ernest Woolf
Discussion Sources of the Play
Discussion-The Status of the Jew in
Shakespeare Time
In Club Session-Inductive Study OF Act
L
The ladies viii be prepared TO give a
list of current topics read or heard in the
last week.
JOLLY CROWD ENTERTAINMENT.
Classes Nos. and Il OF the St. Paul's
NJ. E. Sunday school were very delight
fully entertained on Friday evening at
the home Of their teachers. Mr.. and Mrs.
R r. Moore OF 1902 North Lawrence.
The house, which was decorated IN cut
flowers. presented very artistic appear
ancc.
The evening was passed in various
amusements. Piano solos were rendered
by Miss Wright, Miss Schell and Mrs
Moore. In very exciting guessing con-
test Miss Dutton won the prize, which
was a handsome picture.
BY matching comical pictures partners
were chosen for lunch, which consisted
of brick ice cream and assorted cakes.
After lunch the party repaired to the
parlor. where several fash light pictures
were taken. At late hour the guests
most successful events of the season.
Those present were Jesse 3hinehart,
Pearl Phillips, Ruth Keller. Sadie Cald-
well. Bertha Miller. Sylvia Rhinehart.
Lille Levitt, Eunice Wright, Lii
Ian Addlngton. Florence Hyperion.
Minnie ifoore. Miss Peterson. Emma Mil
Ter Faye Goforth. Mary Bean. Minnie
Ribertson. Miss Moore. Hazel Dutton.
Pearl schell. Mabel Cochran. Charlotte
Chain, Woody Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Woody.
FAIRMOUNL LIBRARY CLUB.
The Paramount Library club held one
Of the most interesting meetings in its
history at the home of Mrs. DR.. Lewis,
Tuesday, October = 1t was the anniver-
sary of DR.. and Mrs. Lewis wedding
day. On this account and because If the
anticipated journey Of Mrs. Lewis and
her sister. Miss Bunnell. to the Pacific
coast, the club departed from their regu-
lar program for the day. The ladies rep
resented the spinsters and widows Of the
village OF Crawford, the house became
the abode Of the Misses Jenkyns. and
the parlor carpet was carefully covered
with newspapers 10 prevent its being
faded ny the sun. The costumes were
quaint and many OF the ladies wore beau
ti1ul heirlooms Of lace and jewelry; others
were dressed in a ludicr0us style Of long
ago. Perhaps the most beautiful gown
was one worn By Mrs. Plssterer. which
had been her grandmother's wedding
dress, a white silk brocsde. embroidered
with pearls. Not the least interesting
was a Quaker suit OF black alpaca worn
by Mrs Isely. handed down TO her BY
her grandmother.
The ladies were transformed into Eng
lish gentlewomen and sustained their
characters perfectly. Martha ushered in
the guests, Miss Matte and PISS Deborah
received them with true English hospi-
tally The Honorable Mrs. Jameson
sang 20. Dear, What Can the Matter
Be-" with great expression. and her
grief over the loss Of her dog was pathe-
tic. Mrs. Forester related the loss q
her lace (swallowe6 by the catl and the
ingenious method Of fits recovery. Some
OF the ladies engaged IN game 81 crib
bage untn all were called out 70 the lawn
to be photographed by Professor Tseiy
II is impossible % describe all Of the
characters. Mrs fouike. the relict. told
Us many times that she conid not Think
OF changing her estate. Unless some man
beginning his name with tWo small iet-
ters should offer his hand. Mss Pole.
who boosted that she vas afraid q moth
lng. terrified al b. her report of a bur
glsr
An English tea vas serTed and the
ladies' departed before sundown- The fol- I
lowing r. the cast ~ characters.
Miss Dehorah-Hiss BunneIl.
Mss Naftie-Mrs- Dr. Lewis.
Nary sufth-Mrs. Professor Clark
Martha. the nai8-Mrs- Professor Iseiy. |
Mrs ForTestsr-1frs Smoke
Miss Poie-Aiiss Pattie.
Honorable Mrz Jsmieson-drs. ERler
Lacy CIsnrlre-1fiss sr-zg1e
Kiss Brcwn-Nrs. ur. Morrison
Mre noulke-Niss Dimoaf
Mrs. Fitz Adazns-3irs. Fro1sssor RoU- /
le;
Ms-v Bsrker-Mrs Van Buskirk
other ladies' present we're Ms Pas |
te-er. Ms TEiinshzss Mrs EcKt-3-T. /
Nh Ellis. Miss Closgh. Mrs. Charles
Cohn. Ms. Ber-v. Mss DowiinE NJ. /
ssu5euslager. Mr.. Cozsh. Arz- Sellers. /