The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-10
THEY FORGET HISTORY
While They Enjoy Hunor and Palata
Bile Food.

! When the 100 members Of the Wichita
| Chautauqua Alumni association left the
| pleasant home OF DR.. S. S. Noble al II
| O clock last night after enjoying them
selves for more than two hours at the
annual alumni banquet. they felt greatly
aatered by the numerous bouquets Of
words that had been thrown AT them
| by the speakers and believed that there
was more humor among their own mem
| bers than among any other group Of
people in the city. And their beliefs and
/ feelings wee not unsIounded. for the
/ tOasts were ce. tainly witty and the Chau-
/ taCquans We're IN mood 10 appreciate
them. Ter shey had Jared well at The
hapds Of the caterer.
The guests OF brand Mrs. Noble were
seated at tables on the lawn where the
breezes prevented the heat from inter
fcrtng with their pleasure and their
ability to grasp the profound thoughts Of
the speakers.
The banquet was served at Q O'Clock,
and the Chautauquans who had been
feasting their minds on ancient history
for several months and even years
turned from those solemn pursuits q the
more delightful task OF satisfying their
epicurean tastes.
When the feasting was over. and Mr.
James Allison had been introduced IT
POSTMASTER, the Chautauquans sang the
vesper hymn which IS sung wherever q
Chautaugua book Is read Then Mrs
Fred Little one OF the graduates or
1902. responded 10 the toast ''Aitruisru
She pleaded for charitable living and she
stated that the best way 10 be happy IS
20 make Others happy
What q change. she said, would
tske place IN our lives II We each Gid
something 10 make other lives happier
II we cannot al DO great deeds. we can
al do something % make the world hap
pier and better
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tho leaves 20 he independent ~ each
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