The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
ghe saita nairu gaors: Sunday z1ora, Apri1 1902.

E. Dubber and wife. upon the left o.
whom stood Miss Mills. the young men
Of the class. and ending with hr. and
Mrs. 7. ". Gin.
The chief feature OF tho evening was the
/ distribution OF large cards and pencils
to each guest. who were informed that
a prize OF one ticket TO the Pederewski
concert was offered by the class 10 the
one who met the greatest number Of peo-
pie, secured their signatures, shock
hands with them and followed their sig
nature with q description OF the kind ol
handshake received from each The va
riety and most characteristic list OF ad-
jectives formed the chief feature, merely
iis- Of names being not considered This
feature proved an immense success. and
net until yesterday afternoon were the
judges able TO determine the wia1.r,
which at late hour Friday evening had
narrowed down to Mrs. Chss. II. Hatton.
Judge =. E Harvey, Clarence Powell.
Mrs. II. L. Mum and Judge J. y. Hay
maker, each OF whom had long list,
Clarence Powell having the longest list,
but finally defeated because OF the VaTi-
ETY. and Characteristic descriptions b.
Mrs. Charlie H3tton, who was declared
the winner Of the prize The other three
had excellent lists. and displayed no small
amount OF versatility
A very much appreciated program was
rendered during the evening. as follows;
Piano duett-Mrs. Higginson and Miss
Clark
Address-''The Young Man in the Sun
day School" Chas. /. Davidson.
Vocal sOlo-Nirs. Chas. II. Hatton.
Mandolin and guitar duett-Harvey
SchoIlenberger and Clarence Powell
Address-.'Why Young Men Should he
in the Sunday School" Guy Findley.
T..,.
The address by Mr.. Davidson was clear
" illustrative of the advantages of the
right kind Of yO ing nan has IN life
compared with the one HEo chooses what
to him appears - le the easier and
downward drift.
Mr.. Findsey iead 4 carefully prepared
but brief address depicting the good THAI
may be accomplished in urDuildre. IS
compared with the folly Of tearing down,
the impossibility of EVIL destroying good
and the weakness O. ovn WHEN overcome
by better things.
Dainty refreshments were served each
guest during lhe evening. consisting OF
Neapolitan ice cream and cake
The reception was bv far thu nOsr | 81
liant event of the week. and the your E
men of the class seem to have Il way al
of their own of doing things which comes
to them both fro innate ability and also
from the great icsotrati0a which they
have from the main factor OF the claSs.
who has proven j. .rsslf a success 50
many times and IN many ways-Niss
Leids Mills.
The class meets ys-y Sunday morning
at $50, at the Ce lfrsl Christian chi. { j,
corner of Market and Second. and liz
vites visitors to be ~ mt with them at
any time
\ PLEASANT EVENING.
Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hinckley gave a
surprise party Thursday evening in honor
of their son George on his 18th birthday.
The evening was spent in games and mu-
sic. Refreshments were served The
guests were:
Beatrice Croker. Eta Atfeld. Irene
Tapp, Mabel Kruger, Lora Atdeld, Katie
Tapp, Florence Atfeld, Louie Tapp, Fran
els Hinclkley, William Kruger. George
Wright, Herbert Hinckley, Leonard Tapp.
Earl Kruger, James McGOurney, John
Hinckley, a. Reynolds. George Hinckley.
Mr. and Mrs George Tapp. Mrs. Atfield
Mrs. r. 3. Kruger, MIR. and Mrs. Hinck-
ley.
ENTERTAINED HER PUPILS.
Mrs. A. NJ Morehead entertained her
pupils of the eth grade Of the Washing
ton school at her home, 123 st. Francis
avenue. The evening was spent in play
ing games, after which a dainty lunch
was served. The guests departed at an
early hour, all declaring they had
most delightful time. Those present were;
Mrs. A. NJ. Morehead, Misses Ercil Ku-
gan. Ethel Hoag Iva TorTey. Josephine
Y-ilIiams Grace TJutcbiSOO G7.cr9 Biaclx-