Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOR THE WEEK.


terday morning and is IN the city today.
DR.. Bibbee gave Thanksgiving dinner !
TO few gentlemen friends at the Carey |
Thursday.
Mrs. Pierce entertained number of her |
friends on College Hill at Thanksgiving |
dinner Thursday afternoon.
Wednesday evening Miss Weeks gave
card party 10 few friends at her home, |
corner OF Second and Waco streets.
Miss Kate Koanert, charming society |
belle of Arkansas City, is visiting in the |
city the guest Of Miss Minnie RIGHT.
Miss Hattie Hays who has been residing
some distas &c south Of tie city the past
year, has moved TO 4G2 South EmPoria.
The first informal hop VIII be given by
the Eagle Rifles on next Thursday even
ing, and good attendance IS looked for
ward to.
Miss Carrie Wilson entertained very
congeniaI party Friday evening at the
nue. Social games and dancing was the
order Of the evening
Miss Maude Saunders, Of Wellington, |
aud Miss Mamie Greer, Of Winfield, TWO |
very popular young ladies ii their re- |
sp~cJive cities, were IL the city the last |
week the guests Of Miss Kate Redheld.
The Sta mia last Med nos |
Gay evening with an attendance better
than usual, Having finished the last |
scene in Merchant OF Venice in a purely |
scholarly way, they will AT the next meet |
Ing commence or Henry the Eight.
= mum er of young friends gave a sur
prise party to Miss Minnie Layue at the |
home Of her parents on Wednesday even
ing. Everyone seemed to enjoy himself
and at = o'clock they ali partook Of re-
past, after which they all proclaimed Miss
Layne an entertaining hostess.
The matinee at tie Beal Dancing acad !
envy Thursday afternoon was attended by |
over tory I'VE couple and the enjoyable /
cance Was prolonged uati late IN tne
afternoon. Yesterday afternoon quite a
lumber OF the ciry's youaZ people were
enjoying themselves Win the l, :, 3 ana /
rOLlILIOu.
NJ T.. T. Be nley, Of the Missouri
Pacific, was one OF the numerous parties
wao gave ii Thanksgiving dinner at the
Carey. 5ir. ald Mrs Russell Harding.
liz. {. V. Fuguson and Miss Dunbar. OF
Cleveland Nj. and Mrs. c. 2. Moore. Mr.
Du-k-e ana Ms Minnie huhn and Miss
HardinL were his guests.
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Mr.. Hines gave d supper TO the Eagle
Rifles last Tuesday evening 1T the Carey.
OF winch judging from reports champagne
formed a goodIy part, HE gentlemen
present were Meesrs. DR.. Scott, George
uammans, \. Laid. Chas Carey. George
Hoflmaster, Harrey Lyle, George Mac
Donuell, [. ;. Houglaud, Joe Carey, /.
". Mixer
Misses Cad and Leslie Fox gave a rea to
number OF their young lady frienus mt
lheir nome on North Lawrence avenue
Thursday afternoon. \ most enjoyable
afternoon is reported. TIE guests were
Misses Emma Medley, Bertie smith, Mary
dali. Jean Love, Viola Bishop, Abby
Holloway, Jessie Lewellyn. Helen Car
Denter, and Misses Frances and Florence
Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs : W Norris gave a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday TO a num-
Der OF gentlemen, the menu OF which i
said to have been excellent and crowded
vitl numerous palatable yiands. Those
oartaking were Messrs. J. O. Schaus
William Lowe, T. J. Van Osdale.
William Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. S-ingel.
Mrs. Newcomb, James Crockett, Lee
Davis aud James West.
The Antlers club. which, it will be re-
nembered, proved such success as
.ocial dancing club last year. has been re
organized with membership limited to
fifty. The hops of the club, commencing
lext Wednesday eve ling, will be held at
:. +. Beals dancing hail in the Crawford
Grand on every other Wednesday evening,
snd bids fair TO become one Of the prin-
.iple features Of this winters society.
The Carlyle Literary club met last Sun
isv evening aud put To sack and cut away
1 little more Of Sartor Resartus, The /
Swimmer happened in and found one of
she mem bers, who has an analytical turn of
mind and who affects the style of the /
Frenchman AuCuste Dupin in Poes Rue /
Norgue, denouncing Carlisle as plaisaVist
who unblushlnSly appropriAtes the best /
points OF Swift, Goethe and the poets. A. I
she conclusion the poet Of the club muir
INJURED something about the poet discon- /
solate who studies the stars but the fol- |
lowing verses if they existed. were lost in I
aum Of contention that had sprung up /
oyer that ''plaigarist statement"
Mrs. y. \. English gave Thanksgiving |
iinner to number Of friends Thursday |
evening. and the table Is reported TO have |
been loaded down with the most appetiz |
ing viands. slaCkling with deIicacies. !
adorned with fragrant flowers. and with a /
gay company around il. Mrs. English was /
assisted 10y her daughters. Miss lydia and l
Miss Maude. Those Of The conlpanv /
whose names were available were DR.. and |
Mrs. Croskey aud Miss Agnes Cruskev.
Mr. and Mrs, n. Foye and Ossa Fove. and /
Nessrs. ". D. Mccormick. Scott Be.J.
Cliff Sawyer and George c. Gardner.
The Misses Rutherford entertained
quite number of their friends Tuesday
evening at their residence, 50 South To |
0eka avenue. The evening was spent in
social games and music aud at reasoua-
bic hour a sumptUous repast was served.
consisting Of all the delicacies Of the sea
son. All present expressed themselves a.
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