Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

| Inc Boat club viii give domino party
at Charles Beal's dancing hall, Christmas
eve.
Mr.. and Mrs A. VI. Turner, of jackson
| vile, H., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. C
Glenn
! Mrs. Joel Huntoon and Miss Julia Hun
toon, both of Topeka, mother and cousin
of Mrs. Collers Sim, arrived in the CITY
| last evening.
Mrs. \. Rexford, of Malone, y. Y. arriv-
! in the city last evening and viii be the
guest OF Mrs. B. 5, Horrigan, 603 North
! Topeka avenue during the holidays and
| most OF the winter
\ business meeting Of the Hypa.ia viii
be held Monday afternoon at go at the
home Of Mrs. Shields, 3S2 Waco avenue.
The election of officers for the coming
year will take place at this meeting, and
the presence OF every member IS desired.
There will be corn social Tuedsay eve
ming, December II, at the West Side read
| ing rooms in the Palace block, under the
auspices of the ". c. T. [. The follow
ing program ITO be rendered.
I Idy ef--.-. -.--..--.-..-.. .......-:.--.
Opening song. By all
Address Mrs. H. w. Everett.
Recitation -. Day star of Temperance,
Mable and Guy Howard
song i5s a,i rtt; ,:, iGLd Jones'
Corn popping ..-.....-.... Conducted by
Miss Ella Burrows.
Refreshments and jubilee.
The College Hill 5. and 3. club Will
henceforth be one OF the permanent insti-
tutions Of that locality. If the aims and
purposes are not fully indicated in it's
name, it will be none the less aggressive IL
advancing tue material and social interests
of that detachable suburb. There is wealth
talent and enterprise within and behind
il; there is pure air and sunshine to inspire
its members, and there is hearty good
cheer at every fireside. Whether the pur-
pose be to build a castle, form social
compact or kindle literary spark, it will
succeed
There are some glum faces among the
young society gentlemen of the city, and
others that are wreathed with smiles,
which bid the first to cheer up with "a bid
may come yet" The cause of this all
seems to be the result of a scheme num-
Der Of young ladies have worked up, in
fact, leap year party, which will be given
at Beals hall next Friday evening, and
which promises TO be a great success.
The ladies OF the leap year party are re-
quested to meet at Mrs. H NJ. Davis
home, $40 Forth Water street, Tuesday af-
ternoon at 1 o'clock.
The hospitality of the Misses Amidon, Of
Ohio avenue, was extended TO small
company of their friends on Monday even
ing. The interesting manner in which ali
We're entertained can not be spoken of too
highly, music being the great attraction
OF the occasion.
Mr.. Chas Bennett, violinist, drew the
bow with his usual skill and accompanied
Mrs. J. B. Langworthy as pianist, furnish
ed enjoyment TO the lovers of music.
Miss Lillian Foster, with both vocal and
piano solos; entertained the company in
her delightful manner Crokinole and
whist supplied the entertainment during
the interim OF music, conversation and
lunch. Mrs. 4, aswel! and Miss Ella, of
Fremont, Indiana, were among the guests.
The Music Lovers Piano club met last
Monday afternoon at Mrs. DR.. \. W. Nc
Coy's on North Lawrence and held a very
entertaining meeting. Mrs. Metcalf and
Mrs. J. II. Todd were present as visitors.
Mrs. Mccoy read poem entitled MY
First Singing Lesson" and also an article
on Lady Musicians in New York City"
and the rest of the afternoon was taken
up with the following program:
Gondolier. ........... .........S charweuka
Mrs. J. ID. Hewitt
Bouree ..............B ach's French Suites
Mrs. Geo. Strong.
Sonata, First movement opus %, HAYDEN
Mrs. i. W. Mccoy.
Impromptu- .......--........-...C Chopin
Minuett. ..................P Prot. AIetcalf
Mrs Dave Hays.
SOireeS de NieAue. Schubert par List
Mrs. :. G. Winch.
Sonata Pathetique, second movement
........-... Beethoven
Miss Mosceline Baldwin
The club has accepted an invitation to
meet with Mrs. Frank Sherman, North
Waco, next Saturday afternoon.
On returning from young peoples meet
ing last Wednesday evening. Miss Ella
Bourgette found her home besieged by
friends who had gathered for the purpose
of celebrating the 21st anniversary Of Miss
!lla's birthday. Miss Boutgette was
little coufounded at first but the usual
awkwardness on such occasions was not
apparent. and she was soon IN the height
which she succeeded most admirably. The
evening was pleasantly passed in parlor
the principa! one OF which
was giving each one a written question to
be answered in poetry; the read
ing of these answers caused
great deal of laughter One of
questions given to "a lady was this: is
there any Varm in kjs,ing." Here Is the
poetic answer:
There i no harm in kissing
When the whiSkers are missing
Her fellow Is beauileSs. Many answers
were a. amusing a. this and the game of
imprompJu poetry was very amusing
An elegant luncheon was served about
eIveeu. Miss Bourgette was the recipient
Of several valuable presents
Those present were the Misses Eta Sro-
YER. Josie Mellinser. Lulu Hatfield. +
frankie Slower, LotJa Gates. Fannie Jack
son. Daisy Bird, Nora Payne, Mamie Horn
and Edith WelJy. Mrs hickman and Mrs I
Jones. of Hutchinson. and Mrs. 0. Sciick:
AIeS9rs. John Miller. Walter Hamlin. W
\. Granger, Chester Urban. c. = Noss- (
burg Chas. Roberts. Il. B. Gardner. c. f +
Martin Fred SQarling, sherman DAVIS /
mo Fellows. ChaS ROetsch. Joe Brn- !