The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

| anyway. and receive as good treatment
as any. TWO wagons are kept, which are
used to convey the children to and from
school. The directors include Mrs Carey
or the Friends church. who is president;
Mrs. 3. T. Mclean, vice president; Mrs
Hadley, secretary; Mrs. J. r. johnson,
treasurer; Mrs. Fred Israel, Mrs Edmond
Stanley, Mrs. J. E. Jay. Mrs. D. S. Don
mel, Mrs. William Smith and Mrs E. 3.
Smith
EAST SIDE CLUB.
The East Side Battenburg club met
with Mrs. l. r. Cole Thursday afternoon
at her home. 251 New York avenue. The
afternoon was spent with needle-worll,
reading and quotations from various au-
thors. After which dainty refreshments
were served, consisting OF fruit salad,
whipped cream and cake by the hostess
and her charming daughter, Miss Iva
Those present were NIesdames J.sW. Wal
ton. Walter Ramsey, D. I. Hite. \. KEEL
". R. Kelly. Chas. Pierpont. Chas. Daugh-
terry, johnson, Cressweil. Bigelow. a. A.
Irwin, Miss Mamie McGovern. Miss Iva
Cole and Mrs L. R. Cole.
WOMANS RELIEF CORPS.
The Woman's Relief Corps Sewing So
ciety met last Wednesday with Mrs. H.
II. Carr. 933 South Market street. The day
being pleasant there was a good attend
ance and the ladies not only talked and
jcked. but used their needles and thimbles
to good advantage and completed ar
engagements for their Easter sale. The
many beautiful articles on sale showed
for themselves what the members were
doing. The ladies always enjoy them
selves at every meeting, and only those
who expect a good time attend. Mrs
Carr was assisted in entertaining the
ladies by her daughters, Mrs. sam and A.
II. Carr and at 4:90, supper time. they
passed around a dainty but bountiful
lunch Of sandwiches, pickles. cake and
coffee, and some of the members broke
the rules by drinking the second cup.
After reading the treasurer's report and
business being finished. et $50 they adj
journed TO meet in two weeks at Mrs.
Ellen Clayton's.
Those present were: MeSdames Murray.
H. II. Carr, 4. NJ. Carr. Sam Carr, Clay
ton, Vandine. Beckwith, Hudson. Lee,
Hamilton. Jacoby, Little, Mccullough.
King, Miss Helen Dale.
BANQUET THEIR HUSBANDS.
The gentlemen of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church were entertained right
royalty Friday evening to a supper by
their wives The affair was held in the
church parlors, which were wen-fied,
about one hundred and twenty-five per
sons being present. After enjoying the
elegant repast which had been prepared,
DR.. Sargent spoke in a pleasing manner
telling those present the objects OF the
meeting. The first was for everybody to
become better acquainted with one an
other. Secondly, TO organize some def
mite work in which each man may be-
come more interested in the church work.
After discussing the topic pro and con for
q short time a mems club was Orsa-
nized, with the following officers: Pres
ident. Z. E. Hamilton; vice president,
]. H. Upton: secretary, II. 5. Lithgow;
treasurer, John II. Clendenin. The OBJ
iect of the organization is to help the
church IN every way possible. The first
definite work will be 10 take charge Of
the Sunday evening service, thus
strengthening an oftentimes neglected
service of the church. There were about
fifty names placed on the membership
roll last evening. thus giving to the club
al impetus that viii make it a strong arm
OF the church. reaching out and benefting
the whole city as well as the church itself.
A hearty vote of thanks was given TO the
ladies who so generously provided and
served the substantial supper.
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Mabel Williams was given a very
pleasant surprise MOnuay evening, at ner
home, 912 South EmpOria avenue. The
party was given by q number of her
the occasion being her sew
snth birthday. Games were played dur
ing the evening, after which a dainty
unch was served.
Those present were; Misses Minnie
King, Maude Carroll. Ada Baldwin, Essie
May, Gertie McCauley, Bessie Applesate,
Cora Baehr Ethel Harris. Blanche Tracy
Lila Swain. Orrel Andrews Marguerite
Harris, Laura Millenger, May Wilkie
Iosie Tracy, Bessie Slough, Myrtle