Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
SOCIAL SMIM.
A Resume Of the Social Events of the
Week.


The following program was rendered b,
the EmerSonian society at the high schoo
Friday afternoon:
Song. :.......; ..-..........B By schoo
t-ssay-A ride on the street car.
:--.-..... .-....... Leslie Fo,
Recitation-A millionaire = Emma Rei1
tIute Solo. Grant Wight
First half of paper. Fred Dooley
Ruth letter to Helen. Ruth Horn
Essay-Ihe Crusades. -. Mary Hal
second half OF paper. Helen Carpenter
Select reading -.-..-.--..... Jay sweet
Report of critic. BERTHE Smith
Song. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BY school
4 number of visitors were present
among whom were Supt. Chichester who
made some very interesting and pointed
remarks
The meeting of the Shakespeare society
on Wednesday evening was both interest
ing and instructive. The first act of
Shakspeare's sweetest comedy LAS You
Like 1t, was read and studied and short
reports We're made on topics previously
assigned. Miss Leach acting as conductor
ELECTED discussion on interesting points.
The charming elocutioness. Miss Effie
Cave. was present and kindly favored
the society with a selection from
Romeo and Juliet, where in the latter
takes the death potion. Her rendition was
full of vim and her action full of grace.
Act II Of As You Like 1t will be consid-
cred at the next meeting to be held with
Miss Midway, 702 North Topeka. Mrs. c.
/ ". jackson will act as conductor
In addition to the regular exercises a
short program musical and otherwise will
| be rendered.
| One evening last week Mrs. Dan Parks
! gave an evening party TO several of her
| friends at her home on North Market
| street. Mrs. Parks is an entertaining
hostess and made her guests on this occa-
sion especially comfortable The luncheon
merits especial notice as it added largely
to this enjoyable evening. After royal
good time" the guests dispersed with
many thanks to and praises of Their host
esS. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. f.
\. Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. Fogg and Edith
Albert, s. McGloughln and Miss Edith
Brown. G.. Forest and Miss Nellie Tim
merly Mr.. Dougherty and Miss Martin.
Mrs Zimmerly, Cliff Sawyer and J. 7.
hlelil, Lee, Jerome, snyder.
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To tell the truth it looks very much like
Miss Browns department at the Lewis
Academy is entirely eclpsing the higher
grades in point of exercises The scholars
took up Mother Goose late Wednesday
afternoon and assailed that aged lady in
truly scholarly style. The following is
the program:
Diamond itchell-"Brahmie.
Gertie Moore-Essay, Mother Goose"
Joe Harris, May Alien-''NictuaIs and
Drink
Daisy Morrison, Newman Hawkins
Hobby Horses"
Debate-Myrtle Lee. Tomas Erwin,
negative; Mabel Price George Chatfield,
affirmative Subject. Resolved that Moth
er Goose rhymes should not be taught TO
children.
Matte Mead, Della Ransom-''Two black
BIRDS
Song, Anna CAMPBELL imilia SimiIi-
bus
Harry Parsons, Bessie Dagner-''Wheel-
barrow broke"
Belle Noble, Pearl Skinner-'Four and
twenty bIackbirds"
Maud Campbell, Jamie Rule-"Miss
Mutlet"
Ellie Ritter Rufus Mossman-"Humpty
Dumpty."
Dwight Mitchell, Oslo Foye-"Jack and
Jill"
Mabel Pierce, Lena Bissantz-'Inty
Minty."
Genievieve Sisson, Carrie Winants-
Hickory Dickory. Dock
klvie Walker, Fritz Ltwis-"Big shoe"
Sallle Downing-ConcluSiOn.
Mrs. N. NJ Murdoch gave dinner Fri
day evening in honor ST Rev. Thomas Muir
dock. The dinner consisted of several
courses and was highly fattering to the
culinary department of the ''Roost." The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. HoIton Coburn.
Col. and Mrs VI. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. J.
7. Mcmillan. A :. Munsen and Geo Litz-
enburg, the religious editor of the EAGLE.
commonly known as Farmer Doolittle.
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The Eagle Rifles ball, Friday evening.
although the attendance perhaps was
smaller than usual, proved to be an enjoy
able event and was the only one of its kind
this week. Most of the company took sup
per at the Gandolfo and Idlewild. Among
those present We're: Misses Mile
Saopenfield Kate Murdoch, Maude
Scruble. Laura WoOdcoch Alice Boyd Telia
Tusch, Grace Hiharger, MosceIine Bald
win. Carrie Fischer. May Virgins. Ne
linda Ross. Maupin, Susie Richards.
Marion Mederlander. Allie Suites and Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Hull. and Messrs. 4. s. |
Nunson, Eugene Garnett, Fred Bentley. !
.. B. StOeker, Joe Carey, Garnett Hogan |
and Charles Carey, George Hoffmaster !
Bon Hull, Tucker, Hotchkins. Harry |
Greene, Hagney, c. p. Gully, Sargent, DR.. |
Hougland Grief, Runyan, Harry Lytle. |
Clyde Ware Osborne, VIII Chambers. |
George Hamman and George Macdonald. |
Thursday evening. on the anniversary |
Of his birthday. Mrs. c. Peckham gave a |
party to her husband at their large resi- /
dence, in Fairview. The principal feature |
Of the evening was the elaborate dinner. /
one consisting of some twelve courses. |
with each pregnant with almost every /
dainty to be found at this season OF the |
year OF this feast after the guests had /,
partaken, hey repaired TO the parlor. |
where the rest OF the evening was spent in /
games and social intercourse
The guests were H 6. Toler, Dean Adams. !
Judge Tsauck. II. +. Keller Geo Whitney.
NJ Lille. 4 Bunker, II. Hill, L l. Pierce. /
Cdas Walker, II. c. eager, L. Sherwood, |
J. Il Black, Z. Lewis and W Todd.