The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18

appreciated by the audience. who several
| times demanded an encore. The Ken
lucky Babe" rendered by the Aurora
| quaTtette. was especially fine
The character sketch was very numor-
Gus and was heartily appiauded
ANNUAL SOCIAL.
The annual social OF the young men OF
the First II. T. church was given n the
church parlors. They entertained large
number OF their friends. As an exception
to the general rule. this year they invited
the young ladies to assist in the program
Mr.. Baird Hamlin opened the program
| with q piano solo. J. ". Gibson gave i
recitation. Messrs. Walden and " est sang
a duet, Miss Evelyn Imboden gave rec
itation. and Miss Talage Hall pipe organ
sclo. AfterwarG the gentlemen served the
guests with refreshments.
ENTERTAINED BY FORTNIGHTLf
CLUB.
Miss Mabel Aver was given delightful
party by Mrs Marc Cosset "Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North Law
renee avenue. Those participating were
members OF the FOrtnighuy Whist eluo.
Carnations IN pink and white were USED
in decora ting and were also given as IA
vors. The afternoon was passed pleas
sntly at whist Mrs. Harry Dockum and
Mrs. Selour won the prizes OF dainty
wedgewood PLAQUES with designs OF Gu
pid Miss Blazier and Miss Stanley won
the BOBBY prizes
AN INDOOR PICNIC.
| On last Thursday afternoon the After
noon Cooking club intended 10 give a pic
mic and lunch, with their husbands and
children in honor Of Governor Stanley,
but the rain prevented. and the picnic
party was turned into q reception at the
home OF Mrs Dr.. Pardue. The afternoon
was spent IN an informal way. The pic
| mic lunch was served with hot co1ec
| which marked an addition to the regular
picnic supper. Those present were Nj
and Mrs. o. D. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davidson. Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. J.
II. Alley and two daughters. Misses Mayze
and Treba Alley; Mr.. and Mrs. Findley
Ross, 9Ir. and Mrs. B. II. Campbell. Mr.
and Mrs c. Y. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs
/ G ". Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George Whit
ney, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph AIillisOn Mr..
and Mrs. Il. W. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs p.
| c. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson,
Mr.. VIII Dixon. Mr. and Mrs A. c. Jobes
Mr. and Mrs. c. z. Potts. Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little, Mrs
! George Lewis. Mrs. Cole OF Salt Lake
/ Governor Stanley. who was the guest Of
honor: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohn.
IN HONOR OF FRIENDS.
4 Miss Clara Bowers entertained a few
/ friends last Wednesday evening at her
hcme on North Emporia IL honor Of Miss
Bertha Hutchinson and Miss Eta Arm
strong Of Perry. O. r. The evening was
pleasantlg spent with games and music.
At late hour refreshments were served,
and the remainder of the evening was
spent in taking flashlights and listening
To the strains of a mandolin club. Tho/
present were: Miss Bertha Hutchison and
Miss Eta Armstrong. Perry o. T.; Miss
Fna Hutchinson, Miss Albert Ault. Miss
May Hutchinson Miss Clara Bowers. Miss
josephine Bowers; Messrs. Alfred Conk-
lin. Fred Burgesser, Kent Merry. Victor
Bowers. Roy Ault and VIII Bowers.
THE BATTENBURG CLUB.
The East Side Battenburg club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James
Hobbs at her home on Mathewson ave-
nue.. The afternoon was spent in fancy
work. reading and music. after which
refreshments were served. Those present
were: Mesdames /. r. Cole. Bigelow Kee-
gan, Walton. Kelly, Al Kelly, Irwin. Nc
Neil, Hite. Cresswen. Daugherty. Tucker
and Misses McGovern and Marceline
Blackburn
CHAUTAUQUA RECEPTION.
The officers of the Chautauqua Alumni
association are planning real treat for
its members this year.
DIT. and Mrs. Noble have graciously
granted the use Of their lovely home and
grounds. The weather prophet has been
consulted. and il is hoped all viii go we'll
for banquet on the lawn in the early
part of June.
The pipe organ accompaniment win add
charm TO the beautiful Chautauqua songs.
1t is the intention 10 hive more music
than tOasts. more good fellowship than
formality, and with the true Chautauqua
spirit prevailing, a royal good time is eX-
pected. Let every member Of the asso-
citation be ready 10 send acceptance TO
the invitation. which will be issued di-
recuy the exact date is decided.
\ PROFITABLE AFTERNOON.
The Womans Relief corps sewing circle
met in the rooms Of the associate chart
ties Wednesday and quilted all day IN
the afternoon and while some of the la
dies were at work Mrs Kessler read for
the good of the SOCIETY a very finely
write and instructive article on our
Country's Flag. She said the flag was
first m2nufactured by a Mrs Ross. a
very distinguished lady at that time
Thirteen IS a lucky number for our gov
eminent. as the flag was composed OF
thirteen stars and stripes. Altogether II
was and is a credit to our country Re
fieshments were not served at the usual
hour. and after the business part of the
meeting was transacted the ladies' adj
journed 10 meet in two weeks Those
present were: Mesdames Little Murray.
Nandine Rochelle. Butler McCulloch.
kossler Jacoby. Boyce, Hudson. Ham
mond and King.
Warm spring DAYS produce a feeling Of
drowsiness II the body is loaded with the
impurities Of winter diet Cleanse fhe