Wichita eagle., 1888-11-09

cello, VIII Lynch the bells and triangle
and Jones the Zylophone. They were en-
tertained by Mr.. Cushman at his rooms al
the Carey, who had as his guess Mr.. Jas
Corbey, travelling passenger agent of the
Wabash line, of St. Louis and Mr.. Chas
| Conkling, of the Vandalia line, of Kansas
City. The club was also very pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Waller al
their home on North Emporia avenue.
| The class in English literature of the
| Unity club will meet, as usual, Monday
evening at its rooms. The following is
| the program:
Literary galaxy in the Elizabethan age,
John Golobie
Court of Queen Elizabeth. L. Z. Hamburg
Readings from Fletcher. Ella Brook
Sketch of Philip Sidney ....... Miss Phelps
Scholasticisms. ............M +. Carr
Relations of English church to Cathol-
icism. ..............Mr Mrs. L. Henderson
Universities in Elizabethan age,
Reading from Shakespeare . E. NJ Bates
Origin of the names of the days,
Mrs O. Reade
Miss Ella Bourgette entertained a num-
Der of friends Halloween at her home, DIG
North Topeka. The evening was very
pleasantly passed with cards, etc, and
very sumptuous refreshments Were also
served. Those present were Miss Clara
Hall, Liunie Owen, Nora Payne, Mollie
Dimes. Lolita Gates. Mollie O'Brien, Eva
Slower Lulu Hatfield. Mabel Sandefur,
Edith Welty, 10 Mellinger and Daisy
Bird; Messrs. George Gardner. Henry
Gardner, Lee Davis, Harry Lesh, Harry
Dunbar, Fred Sweet, Herman Davis,
Harry Perlee and Harry Sheppard.
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The Shakespeare society met as usual on
Wednesday evening, the attendance being
very meager. only about dozen members
being present. The final act of Othello
was read and several interesting reports
listened to, Miss Leach reading brief
paper on The Spartans." and Mrs. Mater
giving descriptive talk on Florence. The
reading OF select quotations from the play
and discussions thereon proved interest
ing.
Miss Genevieve Marlowe will conduct
the review of Otbello at its next meeting,
following which the Merchant of Venice
viii be taken up.
Miss Artie Smith. at her home, 707 n.
Emporia, gave 4 very delightful little
Hallowe'e Ell party to a few friends, among
" EOil were MISS -Aliud y, Miss
Hazen Miss Ada McVicar and Messrs.
Robinson, Champion, Osborn, Moore and
Oscar belong. All the known methods
for revealing the fates and unfolding the
futures of those present were INDUCED in
with varying results. An elegant luncheon
RECALLED the inner man and the hours pass
ed in quick succession. 1t was late hour
when the pleasant hostess was babe good
night by her company. who will long re-
tain in memory her many happy accom-
pllShments as an entertainer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hoffman gave a sur
prise party 10 Mr.. VIII Hoffman last Mon
day. The company was elite and con-
genial. Mrs. Hoffman as a hostess was no
less affable and easy than usual and the
whole evening was complete and social
success Cards and dancing were the
principle amusements of the evening aud
refreshments consisting of many dainties
Were very lastly served. Those present
were Mr.. Fred Sweet and Miss Minnie
Skinner. Ed ballet and Cora Miller, Bruce
Priddy and Miss Millie Sappenfeld. Chas.
Miller and Clara Negbaur, Maurice Viele
and Sadie York, Byron Lindemuth aud
Woodcock, DR. Hoffman and Miss Wight
Eph Hoffman and Miss Mile Morrison
Friday evening Miss Matte Fabrique
entertained few friends at her home on
North Lawrence Dancing, cards, social
intercourse music made up a very enjoy
able evening Refreshments were also
served which reflect great credit on the
culinary department OF the Fanrl9ue
dy and Emma McClees, Joe Carey and
Marion Nelderlander. Chas- Carey and
NllIie Sappenfield, Frank Curtis and Cor
nstia King OF La Porte, Indiana Cha1aes]