The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-01

! cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Pond, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Dean Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Full
jiington. DR. and Mrs. j. T. Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ID. Houston. Mr.. and Hrs.
| II. ]. Hagny, Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Pratt.
Mr.. Charles Joseph, Mr. E. G. Hagny.
| ENTERTAINED AT HAMILTON.
| Mr. Jacob Riis was entertained at din
ner at the Hamilton yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs o. \. Reach. Mr.. Riis is the
author and lecturer who delivered his
famous lecture on, The Battle With
the Sum-" at the Toler last night.
Those present were: Miss Potts, Mr.
and Mrs o. A. Reach. Messrs Stanley.
Black, Higginson, Hunter. Ashbaugh.
Pitts, Haymaker. Hagny, Sargent, Parks.
Dale. Lynch. Bradt, Richie, Carter.
Ciapp, Piatt Lehman, Kelso, Cohn, r. P.
Murdoch.
RECEPTION FOR MISS KIMBALL.
The Chautauqua Social Union gave a re-
ception last week in the Sedgwick Music
hall. in honor of Miss Kate A. Kimball.
the general secretary of the c. L. S. L.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
rugs, palms, cushions and easy chairs.
One side of the hall was separated by
screens and in the room thus formed
dainty refreshments were served under
the direction of Mrs. c. W. Biting and
rated the tables, which were lighted with
pink candles.
Mrs. r. NJ Piatt, who is at the head
of the c. L. S. c. in Kansas, gracefully
introduced the numbers OF the short pro-
gramme. Mrs. E. Higginson and Miss
Jessie Clark gave piano duet and Miss
Mae Clark sank a solo. Miss kimbaH
gave a short talk on the value of the
Chautauqua course of study and out
| ~
gramme the guests were introduced to
Miss Kimball. Those in the receiving
party We're: Mrs. ]. II. Black. Mrs. R. NJ.
Piatt, Mrs. E. E. Hamilton. Mrs. H. I'M
boden, Mrs. A c. Jobes. Mrs. Finlay
Ross, Mrs. c. w. Jackson. Mrs. James
Allison, Mrs. RIP. Murdoch, Mrs. Frank
Wright, and Miss Allie Dodge. Several
from Winfield were present, having come
especially to meet Miss Kimball. among
them being Miss Walton. Mrs. Graham,
DR.. Workman, A. II. Limerick, NJ. B.
Light, Mr.. Meyers and Mr.. Franks. Mrs.
NJ. E. Haynes, of Augusta, was also
present.
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Burrus, of South
Emporia avenue entertained a few of
their friends at whist last week. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, c.
Borden. Holiday. II. Smith. Voss. Scha-
berg, Overman, Kneipple and Miss d.
Smith and Miss Carrie Smith of Kiowa.
! The prizes were won by Mrs. Smith and
Mr.. Park A handsome hand-painted pic
ture and box of cigars. Elegant re-
| freshments were served
SURPRISE PARTY.
There was a surprise party given for
! Miss Miller to celebrate her fifteenth
| birthday Monday evening al the residence
! of Mr. and Mrs. Miller 519 North Water
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present were Misses L. Paul, S. and E
| Miller. A. Smith. l. Whitfield. NJ. VIII
Hams. E, and l.. Thompson, S. Valley
Is. Miller, S. Jones: Messrs y. and l.. Fer
| guson, II. Massey, E. Waters, 7. Michel
w. Morris Walker Two prizes wert
given-a guitar and clothesbrush. l.
Whitfield and A. Ferguson were the prizs
winners.
SELECT KNIGHTS AND LADIES.
The select knights and Ladies held al
open meeting az their hall. on South
Main street last Wednesday evening
which was very largely attended by Wis
iting members who were here as repre-
sentatives to the A. o. L. w. Grand
Lodge. The hall had been beautifully dec
GRATED by the ladies of the local lodge
Every one felt perfectly at home anC
had an enjoyable time. The following
program added much pleasure to the DC
casion:
Instrumental Music ...... Leslie CopelanS
Piano Solo .......--...- Miss Dalla Hus'
Recitation ................-.. Mrs. Copelanc
Vocal Solo .......... Miss Jessie Copelane
Recitation ~ Miss Blanche Gachenbacl
4 Vocal Solo .,,...,.,..- Mrs. Frank Owen:
Vocal Solo .................... Il. B. Valdez
Brilliant addresses were then made by
the Supreme officers. telling of the his
tory of the order. its many virtues, it,
fraternal and social features and the
many thousands of dollars paid TO the
widows and orphans of deceased mem
bers.
A banquet followed which everyone
seemed to enjoy and who could not pay
enough compliments TO the committee
who had il in charge. Among the visi
tors who spoke for the order were: 6
! c. Rogan. Supreme President; T. T.
Snead Supreme Vice-President, Ed. II
Wheeler. Supreme Recorder and Brothers
SCHNEIDER, Smith, Donahue.. Rogers anc
/ Horner.