Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

The club meets next Moday evening with
Miss Dill, 324 North Waco avenue.
~ The evening party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Alley, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. NJ Whitney, is reported to have been
one of the most enjoyable social events of
the season. The company was large and
brilliant, the house capacious and beauti-
fully decorated and the supper a most
sumptuous one. Mrs. Alley and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Whitney, make the best of hos
tesses.
80 Mrs. n. McClees entertained a num-
Der of her friends Thursday evening at her
pleasant home, 404 North Emporia avenue
The evening was spent in music, cards
etc, after which the guests were invited
to partake of one of those sumptuous re-
pasts for which Mrs. McClees is Justly
famous.
Among those present were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Lauck,
Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Pittinger, Misses
Birdine Davidson, Nina Hilton, Emma
McClees, Mr. Jewett and Dr. McClees.
Zone of the most elite parties of the
season was the German at the Carey Grand
last Monday evening. Some of the cos
tunes of the company were elegant. Some
very novel figures were introduced in the
German, and the supper was especially
worthy of notice Those in attendance
were Misses Artie Earl, Rose Holloway,
Alice Boyd, Kate Murdoch, Miss Nc
Knight, Miss Schek, Miss Seymour Addie
McVicker, Grace Hartzell, Allie LitteL,
Mile Sappenfield Tella Tusch, Lillian
Brennan Maude Brennan and Messrs
Dallett, Robe, Robson, Eugene Garnet,
Vale Shepperd, George Hoffmaster, Chas
Carey. Joe Carey, A. II. Grief. VIII Smith,
Paul Jones, George Mcdonald, B. B. Cush
man, II. H. Parker, Curtis and Harry
Lyle.
- The luncheon given by Mrs. \. +.
NiederIander and Miss Marion Nieder-
lander, Friday afternoon, proved a most
ENJOYABLE event throughout. The home of
Mrs. Niederlander is well known to be one
of the city's most imposing and palatial
residences. and Friday afternoon Mrs.
Niederlander, for the first time, received
company in the new home. Most of the
prominent society folk of the city re-
sponded to invitations. Mrs. Nieder-
lander and Miss Marion, last years de-
fable hostesses, and their guests speak in
the highest terms of the luncheon, Friday
afternoon Miss Marion also entertained
a few friends after the luncheon Friday
evening. Those present during the after
noon were: Mesdames A. W. Mccoy. w.
C. Little, Al. Thomas, l.. B. Terrell. Al.
Biting, Murray Myers, Wallace, L. d.
Skinner. Dr. Fabrique, Sam Houcke, r. P.
Murdock. Kos Harris, A. H Roys. A. W.
Oliver. Mark Oliver, Ray Oliver, Frank
Oliver. H W. Lewis, Geo. c. Strong. Todd,
H. T. Kramer. McClees, Black, Geo knorr.
Smythe, L. Lynch, \. Baldwin. J. c.
Rutan. W. Hutchins, Harris. Ed
Vail. Adam Imboden and Hiram
Inboden. F. A. Waller. c. 4. Walker.
Geo. Blackwelder. I. B. Wall. NJ. W.
Levy. c. 4. Van Ness, J. H. Richards.
Russell Harding. Frank Smith, Newconlb,
J. II. Alley and Geo. NJ. Whitney, Corbett.
Campbell, Jewett, Todd, Talmadge. Julia
Junkermaun, o. Mulvey, Dave Walker,
A. Alien, A. c. Nefderlauder W. A Min
nick. e. H. DeVore and p j. Neider-
lander and Misses Kate Murdoch, Lena
Oliver, Grace Jewett. Dell Baynum, Anna
Mulvey, Emma McClees. Negbaur. Stella
Russell, Alice Boyd, Minnie Skinner, Mat
tie Fabrique. Grace Hartzell, Mary Miller.
Lillian j Johnston, Mile ,,Sappenfield, Nose
line Baldwin. Brown, Jehnaea. Furlong.
Kate Graham, Lucille Laucke, Mrs. NJ. N.
Murdoch.
@z~The o. y. Q. club gave an informal
hop Thursday evening at the hall OF the
dancing academy. The attendance was
small but a most on ioyahla time yxsS
passed nevertheless
1.-THE Antlers also gave ball last Tues
day. with qRise good attendance. Sew
erai of the society folk of the city ::were
present, and a most enjoyable time is re-
ported.
- There is rumor abroad that the people
of Wichita are again 10 be made the pitia-
bic victims of another amateur effort in
the theatre line. But there is satisfaction
in the thought that the report may be
false.
- Last THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. j. D.