Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
SOCIAL SWIM.


Miss Maude Pratt entertained few
friends Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Eli Hoffman entertained few
friends Thursday evening at her home, SD
North Topeka.
Miss Mary Miller, who has been spend
ing the summer at her home in Hillsboro,
Illinois. has returned to the city.
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Mrs. c. H. Peckham entertained the
ladies of the ST. John Guild Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock at her home in Fair
view.
The Dew Drop serenading club passed
very pleasant evening with Mr.. II. c.
Wednesday last.
On October the sixteenth at the home of
the brides mother. by Rev. B. J. Fucker
ton, Miss Mamie B. Walker was welded
to Frank S. Hotchkiss.
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The Mandolin club spent a very pleasant
evening with Mr.. anFM Frank Smith
Thursday. The club gave some very tasty
selections, and in return were treated roy
ally by their host and hostess.
The NJ NJ S. c. will give its second
literary entertainment at the Sons of Her
man hall Monday evening. The program
consists of music, instrumental and vocal,
recitations, a farce, etc., etc, and viii be
very interesting.
Social Swimmer of the EAGLE:
Mr. and Mrs. d. W. McCalla entertained
a few friends at their home, III North To-
peka avenue, Thursday at 5 p. IN. The
unanimous verdict of the guests was that
they all had a royal good time and that
both were delightful entertainers.
a GUEST"
The Thomas Carlyle Literary club met
last Sunday evening at its rooms and held
a very enjoyable session. Mr.. Chas. Rug
giles prepared an article on 'Bichat and
Lawrence and Mr. Elmer ingalls, read a
paper on the ''Zend-aYista" or Religion
of Zoraster."
The Fairview Whist club, which proved
such an enjoyable social club last season,
whose parties We're famed as being the
most congenial and pleasant in the city,
will continue this fall, giving its first
party shortly. The ''Piety HIP ana
''Sunfower' euchre clubs seem TO be be-
yond rescitation.
Every effort is being put forth for the
success of the Entire Nous ball. TO be given
at the Eagle Rifles hall on the fifteenth of
next month. Many of the first people of
the city have signified their intention of
attending and with the present prospects
the ball bids fair 10 be among the first, If
not the first OF the season.
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Mr.. Champion was surprised last Mon
day evening, at his home on Central ave
nue., by quite number of friends. Mrs.
Anderson, his sister, acted as hostess. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Peckham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frooman, Misses Alice Love, Artie Smith,
Grace Love, Dell Baynum and Mr., I. Rob
inson.
Miss Maud Piper entertained number
of friends Tuesday evening. The evening
resulted very pleasantly TO all concerned,
and Miss Piper proved herself quite hos
tess. Those present were Misses Nellie
Amadon, Eva Jennings, Cassie Nreden
burg, Clara ireland and Josie ireland.
Messrs Clarence Utz, 5. NJ. Amadop, Chas.
Bennett, Z. Wilson and K. ). Amaden.
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The Eagle Bites have commenced fur
nishing an elegant club room on north
Market. adjoining the armory and accord
ing to reports will hereafter revel on bras
sells with a sUperabundance of pier glass
luxurious divans, bronze figures, ormulu,
ETC., etc. yet the organization has not yet
any of those hops that were
such source of pleasure last season
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The china painting craze still goes on |
undated. a gentleman Of the city whose |
family is generally addicted to the same, |
and who himself is something of an anti
uuarian. held up his hands in "holy hor- !
ror" the other morning on discovering his /
little stone Hindoo idols all painted ri |
lliculous scarlet, with geological sDeci- /
men Of a doubtful species enbIass on the /
breast of each.
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To some people, it is to be lettered, /
learned and impregnable as regards liter
lture to have read Ignatins Donnely's !
,ryptogram. Thsoe who never read the poet
much and studied him less, will bury
heir noses in this volumes pages and
hen with the yigor and aplomb OF a fin
shed critic, will with equal chance for
either agree with it or condemn it and are
% themselves fully literary"
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The Hypatia met at the home of Mrs.
Y. c. Glenn. on the West Side, Tuesday
Ifternoon and held very interesting
Meeting Mrs. Glenn favored the company
With several instrumental selections on
he piano Mrs. II. II. Everest read an
Interesting paper entitled Woman as adj
Tie two Mrs Tattertalls,
# Anthony; Mrs. Lucy and Mrs. DR.. Day,
# this city, were present as visitors.
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Mrs. Hatfield at her home, at the corner
f Second and Topeka, gave party Fri
ay evening to Mr.. Fritz Chandler, who
caves shortly for the east. The evening
vas very pleasantly passed with cards and
.ames Of various kinds and palatable re-
reshmeuts were also served The gentle
nen present were Messrs. Bright, Fritz
Rogers, Ben Strater. Joe Coates, Lew Lin
emuth, Bob Coates and Chester Lin6e-
ruth.
The Boat club ball on Thursday evening
ext will be the first OF any importance OF
he season and is accordingly looked for