The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
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III Helbl-tg llle cOlleEe turn out strong
and noble young women, prepared tc
Dravely meet the hardships that are sure
10 come in the walks Of life The girls
are taking great interest in the estab-
/ fishing OF the society ana the prospects
are very bright. The young ladies ex-
pect 10 take up some of the more impor-
tant Shakespearean plays with the view
of putting them on in time to come. The
following officers were elected:
President-Hattie Crawford.
Vice President-Enen Humfeld.
Secretary Elizabeth Goodan.
Treasurer-B!anche Jones.
Sergeant-at-A -Arnas-AIary Kirk.
Critie-Eleanor White.
Reporter-E Edna Shaw.
INSTALLATIOE OF OFFICERS
one of the most successful entertain
ments of the season ana one thoroughly
enjoyed by those present was the fnstalla-
ton Of officers OF the Sons OF Veterans
and Ladies Aid Society. held Monday
evening Division Commander j. l..
Papes was installing officer and installed
the following officers in the Sons Of Vet
Grams:
Captain-XV. Z. Keller.
First Lieutenant-JnO. B. Bailey.
Second Iieuteuant-J. II. Smith.
camp Council-E. J.. Beard, Bird Dof-
femyre and H. n Lewis.
Chaplain. L. Papes.
First Sergeant-Bert DonIenyer.
c. NJ. Sargeant-M. J. Sweet.
Serg. of Guard-C. L. Smith.
Color Serg-O. Ward.
Corp. Guard-H. c. Carnahan.
Camp Guard-W. r. Bailey.
Picket Guard-N w. Brown.
And the following in the Ladies Aid
Society:
President-Iona Callahan.
Vice President-E. Hornaday.
tIrustees-AIrs. Lewis. Mrs Berd and
Miss fremont.
Chaplain-Grace Gore.
Treasurer-d. Robertson.
Guide-Peari Harris.
Assistant Guard-J. Howenstein.
Inside GUard-L. Robertson.
Outside Guard-C Meineke.
Secretary-A IT. NJ. Lewis
Past President H. NJ. Lewis and Past
President Maude Clark We're presented
with badges of the order by Brothers
Beard, Papes and Sister Mason.
After which everyone enjoyed lunch
served by the L. y. s.
w. V. r. Z. INSTALL OFFICERS.
On Monday evening the l.. Y. Us. and
their auxiliary The Woman's Veteran
Relief Union. held a Joint installation
OF officers az the a. O. L. ". han. The
flag work and also the work of the grand
conductor deserves special commendation
as 1t was rendered in a very artistic man
ner. After the business part was over
Commander Heiserman, the retiring col
oBel, made the hit Of the evening in a
grand speech in which he paid their aux
niary a most touching tribute, It was
responded TO by the president OF the
Onion. Mrs. Helen S. Mason. who touch
ed every heart there with her pathos and
and presented to the regiment
two beautiful six flags Then John Fish
er returned the compliment by present
ing TO the union a beautiful ballot box.
with compliments of the regiment. Al
ter speeches from the new colonel, Com
rade Robb and others. a bountiful lap
supper was served, consisting Of all the
good things to be had and in all things
the second annual installation Of the regi-
ments and It's auxiliary was grand sue
cess.
ENFERTAINS ENTIRE NOUS
Mrs. A. NJ Gcldstandt entertained the
Entire Nous Thursday afternoon at her
home. 1895 North Lawrence avenue. The
time vas passed with whist ana Mrs H.
joseph was the fortunate prize winner
Refreshments We're served. Those pres
ant were: Mesdames Hess. Joseph Kauf-
man. Levi. Hays, Levy, Cohn. Hirsch,
snyder. Cross. Krailsheimer. Miss Ida
Joseph. Sadie Joseph. Rose Wallenstein.
o.. CONCERT TOUR
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smythe and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Bracken arrived in this
city Friday evening stopping off from
concert tour Their trip VIII take them
to Omaha and then northwest 10 the
coast, returning to end up their season in
ST. Louis A large number of their
friends met them al the home Of Mr..
has. Smythe on North Waco. Last
evening Ar and Mrs. Roland p. AIu~d0cS
gave them an eveLing with a few
1f their friends.
IN CHAS. REIFFS S HONOR
Mr. Charles Reif Was given q recertion
asst week by his brother and sister. Mr..
and Airs. Z. :. Graves. The occasion was
he young mans twenty second birthday,
ana was one not soon to be forgotten. /
The entertainment Of the evening was
,XCeedingly pleasant. music being fur
lished by Mrs. Cooley Miss Cary Bart [
EFT. Frank Bartlett ard JAY Graves I
iladis Graves rendered some very nice {
'locuuonary selections After enjoying
he evening TO their hearts content the (
quests We're summoned to the dining 4
o0m where an elaborate spread awaited /
hem. Those present were: AR. and Mrs. /
:. S. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Cooley, Mr.
ind Mrs Reif. Frank Bartlett. Carry
3artlett. jay Graves. Harley Cooley. /
fadys Graves and several others.
AIRS M'LAUGIILIN SURPRISED
Mrs T. T.. ArLauehlin. who resides ut
he corner Of Central and Wabash ave-
ues. was pleasantly surprised Yn her
iNtS-cighth birthday. last Friday. bv a
lumber OF her friends Taev gave her