Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-19
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- All day "Wednesday DR.. Fabrique and
DIR. Jordan occupied 3. H. Campelrs whole
attention on the preteXt of the supervision
OF the St. Francis hospital. They took him
to Paramount, to College Hill, to Garfield
and down to Judson. and after they had
kept him going all day they followed him
to his office and still kept up the hospital
racket until Mr.. Campbell ''set them
both down as two bores," and wanted to
know if he was expected to give his whole
lifetime to that hospital. But all this pre-
Jude was not for nothing. and when DIR.
Fabrique proposed spending the evening
also with him, DIR. Campbell assented not
with astonishment but with meek sub
mission, and with the look Of one who &C
quiesces to the inevitable But when he
reached home, there was the Gaping sur
prise of all, for the parlor was full of gen.
tlemen who had also come to pass the
evening with him. The gentlemen then
presented Mr.. Campbell with a cane, Mr..
Sluss making the presentation speech.
Mr.. Campbell responded III a few
appropriate remarks. Then came
Mrs. CampbelI's turn and that
estimable lady ushered the gentlemen
into the dining room, where most beauti-
full board greeted their eyes. In the center
OF the table was large pyramid of fruit
surrounded with a wreath of smilaX per
meating the air with ITS fragrance. At
the ends of the table were large bOquetS OF
roses and violets also surrounded by smilaX.
At each gentleman's plate was button
hole boquet with a quotation appropriate
to the occasion. The supper was a most
sumptuous one and reported to have been
one of the finest spreads ever prepared in
this city. 1t was late hour before the
guests departed, profuse in their thanks
toward their kind hostess and their sur
prised host.
The gentlemen present were: Chas. a.
Walker, G. NJ. Dixon, Colonel Innes, J. d.
Hutchings, Il. F. Niederlander, DR.. A. II.
Fabrique, T. Ike Humble, l.. D. Skinner,
Dr. Jordan, Dean Adams, NJ. c. Campbell,
w. NJ. Bond, Frank Smith, W. S. Corbett,
II. c. Sluss.
1.-THE hop of the Eagle Rifles at their ar
mory last Friday evening is reported to
have been very elegant affair. Dancing
was continued until late hour. The COM
pany took supper at Gandolfo's. 1t was
not full dress ball, although some very
elegant costumes We're noticed.
Those in attendance We're: Misses Lillian
Holloway, Kate Murdoch, Melinda Ross,
Artie Earl, Blanche Brown, Grace Hartzell,
Hattie Hays, Laura Woodcock, Susie
Richards, Alice Suits, Grace Hibarger,
Walker Maupin, Lewis, Alice Boyd, Sey-
mour, Rose Holloway, Walker, Butler,
Marion Neiderlander, Mary Miller. Young,
Anderson, Dale, Maude Struble, Kate Red
field, Morgan, Grace Jewett, and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford Rushing, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Moss
Facher, and Messrs. Hougland, Baldwin,
Billiard, Merrill, Ware, Lytle, Green, Hey
man, Runyan, Hochkis, Blossom, Carey,
Minor, Grief, Holchkiss, Radford, Fair
field, Macdonald, Gully, Griffith, Carey,
Ferguson, Garnett, Watkins, Beal, Behr-
ing, Foutz, Veile, Lewis, Decker, Osborn,
Beattie, Smith and Utz
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Gillen, at the
home OF the former lady, entertained a
number of their friends last We'd
nesday evening. Progressive euchre
was the game of the evening,
Frank Greaves, at his home in the
southern part of the city last Tuesday
evening entertained few of his friends in
celebration of his twenty-fifth birthday.
lit is reported that the dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs Samuel Walters, at
their home on North lawrence avenue last
Tuesday evening was very enjoyable
affair. Though the company was compar-
atively small, it is remarked a very elite
event otherwise.
The principal event of the week, how
ever, was the Smith-Skinner wedding, at
the Skinner mansion, ON North Topeka
None but relatives We're invited, excepting
a few, Paul Ozanne was the best man.
and was accompanied by Miss Minnie
Skinner. The contracting parties were
the recipients of many costly and beauti-
full presents. The marriage of this young
couple, mingled as they have been with
Wichita society for several years, was an
object of interest and pleasure to many.