Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

The next ball will be that OF the Boa,
Club on Thanksgiving eve, and invitations
for the same are being issued this week.
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The coming week will be one of recep-
lions. Four different afternoons will bs
taken up with us many parties, with some
of the leading society ladies of the city a:
hostesses
A social at the Paramount hall was one
of the principle features this week in thai
part OF the city. An impromptu program
cards, games, dancing, luncheons took W
the evening and furnished great deal Of
enjoyment to the participants.
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A few friends spent the evening with
Mr.. and Mrs J, R. Shields Thursday eve
ming and played whist with a spirit in
deed worthy of Chas. Lambs Mrs. Bat
tie" The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Hartzell
Mrs. V. F. Cooper, and Mrs. Ludlum.
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A very gay whist party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rouse, North Waco
on last Saturday evening. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. Levy, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Walton, Misses Clark and
Negbaur and Messrs. B. B. Cushman
Eckart and T. c. Wales.
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The marriages to be mentioned in thi:
Sunday issue have all fallen fiat; that is
the intended notices of the same have
The contracting parties, save Mr.. Whittier
have all requested the Swim not to say
anything yet awhile. Not so with Mr.
Whittier, who has departed, all Smiles
with loaded trunks and costly jewel cases.
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The Carlyle literary club met last Sun
day evening and held a very interesting
meeting Mr.. o. o. Oliver read a paper
on 'Kant" and his 'Critique" and a
paper on ''Coleridge-Poe School of Poesy''
was prepared by Victor Murdoch, also
one on "Pere Goriot' and "Balzac," by
Elmer Ingalls,. Mr.. Ruggles acting as
president pro tenn.
Mrs. Webb and Miss Josie Webb, OF
Salt Lake City gave luncheon to few
friends Friday afternoon at Mrs. Webbs
home in Paramount The luncheon was a
credit to the hostess and according to re-
ports, very pleasurable one. Among the
guests whose names were available were:
Mrs Harry Hills, Mrs. Lee Henderson.
the two Mrs Boyds, Mrs. Webb and Mrs.
Stafford.
Mr.. r. r. Scbank gave progressive
euchre party on Thursday evening last in
honor of Miss Anna Schanck. A very en-
joyable time is reported. The company
was composed of Mr. and Mrs A L. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harding, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Mann, Mr.. Ferguson and Miss
Kunh Mr.. J. B. Burrell and Misses Ad-
die McVicker, Alice Boyd and Messrs J.
f. Jansig, L. j. J. Virgins, Powell. Col
lins j. G. Schank.
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Thursday evening an informal hop was
given at the parlOrs of the Carey. The
music was furnished by the Italian musl-
clans. Those present were Mrs. Scher-
merhorn, Mrs Dean, and Misses Cora
Miller, Alice Boyd, Struble, Yech, Maude
Pratt, Mignon Viele, Mile Sappentield,
and Mary Miller and Messrs Ed Dallett,
A. H. Grief, f. Garnett, B. B. Cushman,
Davis, Charles Carey, two Mr.. Sheppards,
A. S. Munson and George Hofimaster.
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Miss Emma MCGEE gave a euchre party
Tuesday evening at her home on North
Topeka avenue, which is said to have been
very enjoyable affair. The following
were present: Misses Minnie Skinner,
Annie Mulvey, Addie McVicker, Carrie
Fisher, Ida Skinner, Dell Baymem, Will
son, Laura Woodcock, King, Kuhn and
Messrs. Fred Van lyle, Harry Lyle. Fred
Bentley, Oscar belong. Chas. E. Curtis,
Wilson, H. C. Viele, B. P. McNair, Frank
Curtis.
Miss Mignon Viele gave caro-
party to few friends last Mon
day evening at her home on
North Lawrence. The evening was very
pleasant one, Judging from the reports of
the guests Refreshments were also served
during the evening. Those present were
Misses Keen, Harding, Adele Rudolph,
Minnie Skinner, Matte Fabrique, Lulu
Annawalt, and Messrs. Bruce Priddy,
Maurice Viele, Charles Curtis, Eph Hoff-
man, Oscar belong, Will Hoffman and
Frank Curtis.
On Thursday, November 18th, the Misses
McGee. assisted by Mrs. S B. Franklin, at
their home on North Topeka, gave a
luncheon, which is reported one of the
neatest and fastest luncheons of the sea-
son, but as the weather was so disagree
able great number of the guests were
debarred from attending, yet the few par
Elephants speak in glowing terms of the
menu and the capability of the hosresses
The company was Mrs. Ed Vail and Miss
Cornelia King, Mrs r. M. Piatt, Mrs. D.
V. Walker, Mrs. Deffenbaugh, Mrs. Fred
Smythe, Mrs Dr. Purdy aud little Miss
Purdy, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. j. c. Lythe. Mrs.
". J. Wilson, the Misses Fox. Mrs. Chad
wick. Mrs Chester Firebaugh and Mrs. j.
0. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith gave a hop
Friday evening at Bears Dancing acad-
envy in honor of Miss May Jewett of Iowa
City Everything had been arranged be-
forehand to make the evening as enjoyable
as possible and by no means was there any
failure in that direction The company
consisted of Mr. and Mrs Howard Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Hartzell. Mr.. and Mrs
A ". Davis, Chas. Carey and Miss
Mile SappenfieId, DR.. [. 5. Hougland
and Marion Niederlander, Eugene Garrett
and Alice Boyd. Paul 0zanne and Eta
Jewett, Frank Curtis and Cor, Miller, B.
B. Cushman and Miss Clark, Harry Ban
croft and Miss May Jewett, VIII Radford
and May Young, ". Shields and Artie
Mcknight aud Clyde Ware. Harry Lytls
and Charles Curtis