Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
FOR OUR DISTINGUISHED GUHsFS.
4 Public Reception to be rendered Ar. and
Mrs. ]. G. Carlisle.

That which promises to be one OF the most
ENJOYABLE and thoroughly pleasant society
occasions ever transpiring in our city, VIII
be the public reception at the opera house
this afternoon to be given in honor OF the
presence in our city of Hon. }. U. carlisle,
the Speaker Of the National House OF Repre-
sentatises. and his estirlable wife. That our
peon,e wiH honor themselves by thus paying
their respects TO SO distinguished gentle
man Eone will question. There may be
t,,osa who will feel diiliience il meeting
such parsonage in SO puolic manner, but
we take pleasure in assuring all that Mr..
Carlisle is one OF the most affable
and kindly disposed gentleman in pub
lie life, while both he and Mrs
Carlisle are delighted with our city
and both anxious 10 become more closely ac-
q,:ainted with our peopie. There can there
fore be 10 excuse for any lady Or gentleman
remaining away The reception viii take
place at the opera-house this afternoon, be
ginning at O'Clock and continuing till evening
which place has been prepared and elaoor
ateiy decorated for the occasion. 1ht
EAGLE sincerely hopes to see large turn
out-large enough, at least, to convince bott
Governor Carlisle and his wife that. al
though we are OF a young, rushing and busy
metropolis. nevertheless we are not uninind
| full of the amenities, polish and proprietie
pertaining to social life The various com
mittees having the matter in hand, including
~,
ouch,v representative of the society circle
of our city, and if each makes his and hel
duty the pleasure that it should be, Speake
Carlisle and wife will go back to their Ken
lucky home not only favorably impressed
with our city, but delighted with our people
The following are the committees alluded
| to:
b. W. Aidrich, Chairman.
Reception Committee and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Murdock; Mr.. Mrs. J. R. Mead, Mr.. an
Mrs. W. C. Woodman, Mr. and Mrs. a. II
FabriGue, Mr. and Mrs. e. b
Allen. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Walker, Mr
and Mrs j.. v Moffitt, Mr.. and Mrs. y
A. English, Mr. and Mrs l.. D. Skinner, Mr
and Mrs r. L. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Zimmerly, Mr.. W. S. White
Mr.. J. @. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. j. d
Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smyth, Mr.. an
Mrs. d. NJ. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Harris
Mr.. and Mrs j. Z. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs
G. H. Blackwelder, Mr. and Mrs. job
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver, Mr.. an
Mrs. b. II. Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Z /,
and Mrs J. p Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. b. h
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Myers, MI
and Mrs W. E. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
Carey, Mr.. ard Mrs A l.. Houck, Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Mathewson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
Oldham.
Committee on Invitations-H. &. Ioler, l.
C. Sluss, VIM GreiHenstein, H. W. Abbott
C. c. Furley, M. W. Levy, Peter Getto, "
S. Corbett, j. G. Rutan.
Committee on Arrangements-Fran Dalt
P. V. Healy, H. w. Lewis, Frank b. Smith
Rodolph Hatfield.
For the evening, at s o'clock we believe
the last named committee have arranged
banquet, or supper which will be spread a
the G. A. r. building, which will afford a
opportunity for such as cannot be present q
the general reception of the afternoon,
meet and form the acquaintance of or di
: tinguished guests.
We will only add in conclusion that all th
has been arranged for in the most hurrle
manner, and 10y men whose every minute
occupied by the demands of their busine:
and professions, and if there has been an
mistakes or oversights no one should fe'
sliehtled or hurt, but attribute it to the re;
cause, the hurry in which the entire matte
was necessarily arranged for.