Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
DOINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOLKS OF
THE PEERLESS PRICNCESS.

and Manner---The Debutantes
---Comings and Goings---
Visitors.
Mr.. Jerome Smith, former resident but
now Of Garden City, is now in the city.
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Miss Ella Hellar, who has been spend
ing the summer among the lakes, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Frances Stevers entertained the
Dew Drop serenading club last Monday
evening at her home, the corner OF 1nlro
and Fourth.
Captain and Mrs. Geo. E. Harris enter
tanned few friends last Tuesday evening.
While the number of guests was small,
yet the evening proved most enjoyable
one to those present.
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The Carlyle Literary club met last Sun
day evening and passed very interesting
evening Papers bearing on that part OF
''Sartor Resartus" now in hand were read
by the several members.
The Halloween parties are becoming
quite plentiful Three or four have been
arranged and the intention seems to be to
bring down the whole forty Of Harshnet's
devils on the night OF the thirty-hrst.
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Miss Minnie Lane entertained a small
party OF friends at her home on North
Mosley last Friday eve. A very pleasant
time was had and the guests one and all
declared Miss Minnie & charming hostess.
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The Hypatia will meet tomorrow after
noon at Mrs. Carter's Office in the Rich
land block. Mrs Toler who has returned
from New York recently, is expected 20
regale the company with some Of her
bright observations on the 'Sorosis."
The Music Lovers Piano club met last
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs ;. e.
Winch and went through with a well Sc
lected program. The entire club consist
ing of Mrs. Winch, Mrs. DR.. Mccoy, Mrs.
J. D. Hewitt, Mrs. Chas. Hatton, Mrs
Geo. Strong, Mrs L. B. Bunneu and Miss
Mosceline Baldwin was present.
Mrs. c. P. Moore gave a party to Miss
Lizzie King of Laporte, aud Miss Furnis,
Thursday evening The guests were Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. o. II.
Bentley. Mr. and Mrs Ed Vail, Mr.. and
Mrs, 7. Bailey. Mrs. Russell Harding and
Miss Nettie Harding. Miss Kuhn and
Messrs. c. Curtis, T. Moore, and F. Curtis,
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. A Hess
gave a card party, which is reported a
very enjoyable and elite event in the jew
ISL circles The prizes were awarded TO
Nesdames krailsheimer and hstz. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. katz, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ ". Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Goldstant, Mr..
and Mrs L. Krailsheimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Jacks, Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. Cohn-
On Tuesday evening Lillian Ford, at her
home, 40 North Emporis, gave an even
ing party to u few friends Whist and
euchre, for the most part, filled
up the evening, and the hostess
also served some very palatable refresh
meuts, and on the whole the evening was
quite success. The guests were Misses
Weeks, Boyd, Nellie Anadou, r. 5. ANA
don, Maude Piper. and Messrs. J. g.
Pacey, Elmer Ford, Marlborough, H. B.
Gardner, J. L. ShuItz and Sam Amadon.
The Shakespearesn society held its regu-
lar weekly meeting on Wednesday evening.
The attendance, owing to diversity of at
fractions that evening, was not large.
many of the Shakespeareans proving IN
faithful to the society.
The members present read with patient
interest the fourth act of "Othello," while
the question as 20 whether one extra even
ing should be spent in reviewing the entire
play elected lively discussion.
Mrs. W. s. Cleaveland gave out a pro-
gram on the fifth and last act of 'Othello'
and Miss Marlowe was appointed conduc-
tor on the review Of play.
The Merchant of Venice" was selected
for the next study.
Last Wednesday, the twenty-fourth, the
Philomathean society held ore of its en-
ioyable little meetings and on this occa-
sion, for ones Of their age, loved learning
with vengeance. The following is their
program: