Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

Paramount has organized literary SO.
ciety.
Miss Julia Woods is home from school
for Christmas.
Miss Mary Caldwell is home from school
for the vacation.
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The wedding of the week was that of T.
c. Wilson and Julia B. Clement.
Miss May Cooper, of Ashland Kansas, is
visiting her brother. W. Il. Paine.
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OF. Crawford and Miss Maud Terrill
will be married in this city on January the
eighth.
The young gentlemen of the Garfield
university entertained on Thursday even
ing last.
Miss Alberts and brother entertained at
their home on East Central avenue Thurs
day evening.
Miss Nellie Zimmerly is one of the young
ladies spending vacation from school, at
home this week
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Lucille is the name of new social club
in the southern part of the city, which has
recently been organized.
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A club which is founded upon the old
O.. y. D., of last year, has been organized,
I'd h.lI itc fret Il Ias ct n OH
Miss Mary Caldwell entertained about
twenty young lady friends at her home,
SOO5 East Douglas, yesterday afternoon.
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A week ago yester'een Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hill gave party Carte to a mum
OF friends which is reported very enjoyable.
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One of the euchre parties of the week re-
ported, was that given by Mr. and Mrs.
II VI. Dnck at their home in Paramount.
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Mrs. Chas. Frank gave her husband a
Eurprise party one evening last week, of
which numerous friends formed the par
Elephants.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Duckworth, of Indianapo-
lis arrived on Thursday last, to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Hutch
ings, of College Hill.
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One OF the surprise parties of the week
was that one given to Miss Maggie Gar
wood at the home of Joe Corwin on south
Topeka Wednesday evening.
Charles Beal will give a matinee on
Christmas afternoon from 4 to at his
hall in the Crawford Grand, which bids
fair to be an enjoyable hop.
One evening last week the Eagle Rifles
gave mop which proved such misera-
Die failure because so few attended that it
was requested that no mention of it be
made.
The domino party, Tuesday evening
will TO ali appearances, prove a great sue
cess The dcminos are of blue and white
and the number Of guests is limited to
thirty-live couples.
Mr.. Cecil Harris son of Geo. Harris, was
the center of interest and cOngratulation
of an assemblage of friends at his fathers
house last Tuesday evening. The soiree
was IN celebration of Cecirs twenty-tirst
birthday.
The girls of the fifth and sixth grade at
the Second ward school have interested
themselves IN making quilt for the chill
dren OF the Orphans Home a Christmas
gift. The gift is both beautiful and use
ful.
Two luncheons were given week before
last. mention OF which was omitted in last
Sundays EAGLE, namely: That of Mrs.
Joe Stanley and Mrs. II. lmboden. Both
are reported to have been unusually enjoy
able and also to have been attended by Il
lerge number of ladies.
A large number OF friends gave Miss !
Florence Leveridge party Thursday even |
ing at the residence of her uncle, AS |
South Market, previous to her return to |
ST Joseph. her home. The guests speak |
very highly of their entertainment and of |
Miss Leveridge as hostess.
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Several ladies have already given notice !
that they will receive on New Years day. |
The ladies who contemplate keeping open |
house on New Years day VIII confer q IA |
vor on the EAGLE if they will send an
uouncement of the fact, stating hours, as
sstants. etc, to the Social Swim for next |
Sundays issue.
Tuesday evening Miss Gussie Vreden- |
burgh entertained few friends and
very enjoyable evening is reported. Those
present were Misses Eva Jennings. Dollie
Andrews. Sarah Amadon, Maude Piper,
aura Tilla Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Pierce and
Messrs. J. Y. Majors VIII Chambers, viii
Rapp, W. q. Jones' Chas. Bennett.
Last Monday evening Miss Mabel Mar
tin gave card party TO few friends at
her home in Paramount. Miss Martin
makes a charming hostess, and the party
was enjoyed immensely by all those par
ticipatinS. Present there were Jno. Pratt
and Miss Florence Blair Ben Glaze and
May Young, Fred. Aunawalt and Miss
Lulu Annawalt, Clyde Ware and Miss
Maude Pratt.
Miss Ossie Grieffenstein, Wednesday
evening at her palatial home on West Park
street. entertained a few friends in honor
of Miss Hislop of Nickerson. Miss Ossie
makes a very able hostess and the evening
Is spoken of very highly as regards
The guests were Mr.. Chas.
Hartman and Miss Sadie Wesselhoft Mr..
Manassa and Miss Edith Tusch and MIR.
Chas Leland. f