The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
MRS. NOBLE ENTERTAINs

number of old school mates Of twenty
wears ago have been holding a sort Of
love feast OF protracted meeting this
week. So loath were they to part after
the reunion at Mrs. Chas. Lawrenee's
on Thursday that Mrs. Lulu Granger
Noble invited them to assemble at her
pretty Riverside home Friday.
The threads of "reminiscences were taken
up where they had been dropped the day
before and several matters. which for
lack of time had been neglected on
Thursday. were given attention on Fri
day.
\ product of the happy inspiration OF
Mrs Julia Barwise Mclean, was a mem
orial album which was presented to Mrs.
Lawrence. In it, each one inscribed his
name under some appropriate gem OF
thought, original or otherwise. In IL
Will be pasted press notices of the class
meeting and any items OF interest re-
garding any of the old school mates
which may by chance fall into the
hands Of Mrs Lawrence. The group
pictures taken on Thursday will also be
pasted in this book.
q letter of regrets from Mrs. Lulu
Barwise Carr.gan of Wichita Falls, Tex.
was read.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Levy and
several pipe organ numbers by Mrs.
Noble helped to make the afternoon pass
all too quickly. After toothsome refresh
ments had been served. the guests de-
parted with many pleasant recollections
of a delightful afternoon. each wonder
ing, "Who will be the next?
RECEPTION AT MOUNT CARMEL
On Wednesday morning. the sisters and
students of Mt. Carmel academy had the
delightful privilege of welcoming within
that institution. His Grace Most Rev
Archbishop Harry. In attendance with
the latter were Right Rev. ]. J. Hennes-
sy. Monsignor Fowler. and Rev j. ii.
Then. After mass. which was celebrated
by His Grace assisted by Rev. Father
Then. the prelates repaired TO the prl-
vate diniag-room, where covers were laid
for four The room was elaborately
decorated in honor of the occasion with
palms, ferns, and cut flowers, and grace
fully festooned with ribbons of purple and
gold. streamers of which were also drap-
ed from the chandeliers to the table cor
peeped from between the folds Of the
napkins. After the breakfast which was
served in courses the guests were ush-
cred to The spacious Auditorium of the
Academy, which was also appropriately
decorated with plants and flowers, en-
twined with the chosen Purple and
Gold" Chairs, sofa pillows. and tenn
porary "cosey corners" were tastefuily
arranged for the pupils; while in the
midst. enthroned beneath n graceful cano-
py of ferns and crysanthem,lrns,s the dis
tingaished prelate and Bishop Hepnes-
sy were seated. Miss Ella Lahey, ".
in simple but well chosen language well
coined His Grace; toward the close OF
her remarks, two tiny flower girls, clad
IN white bore to the foot of the throne
an immense bouquet or American beau-
ties HIS Grace in a most unexpected
and thoroughly charming manpers ex-
tended his hand in greeting to the little
ones. \ program admirably suited to the
coca sion was then successfully rendered
BY the senior students. after which. TO
the delight of all present, the archbishop
addressed them. After expressing MS
thorough appreciation of the mornings
entertainment.
he was to visit and meet the students
t3f Mount Carmel Academy-an institu-
tion so famed throughout the country;
but especially because his dearest friend
on earth. Bishop Hennessy. is so thor
oughly interested in all that concerns
its welfare. After extending cordial in
vitation to the pupils 10 visit his new
home, he added. that If ever he knew
that one of the Mount Carmel girls was
coming to Manila, he would take a field
glass. watch closely until he saw her
ship coming into the harbor, then go TO
meet her with a coach and six of the
largest horses he could procure in Manila.
The archbishop completely captivated his
audience by his simple. kindly and father
" manner Indeed. all present on the oc-
casion. will cherish the memory Of his
visit as one of the happiest events Of
their lives.
THE KATOW CLUB.
Mrs. ]. II. Florence of 229s East Doug
las avenue entertained the Katow En-
time was devoted to fancy work of vari-
Gus kinds The crowd was congenial and
the time passed only too quickly. Those
DreStl MT were. MIS- y NJ BAiOSASN-4aNf
Mrs. ]. Z. Fiebleman, Mrs L. l.. Walker,
Mrs John Morrison, Mrs. c. \. Stuart
Mrs. f. b. Dyal and Mrs. w r. kessier
4 very inviting lunch was served and at
a late hour all departed for their homes
feeling that it was good to have been
there.
WISTERIA CLUB.
The Wisteria club was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. w r. Grove at her home on South
Main street Whist was played. after
which a very dainty lunch was served
The decorations were yellow and white
and were carried out all through the par
ty The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs,
Frank Daniels and Mrs. NJ, Kraus, while
the BOBBY prize was Won 10y Mrs. Fred
Hale and Mrs. Frank weppner. Those
present were Mesdames Grove. Otto.
Rincl1el Orr. Lidell. Weppner. Ryerson.
Owens. Kraus. Daniels, Jones, Busch and
Hohl
The ladies OF wisteria club and their
husbands were charmingly entertained at
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