Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-19
SOCIAL SWIM.


- The Shakesperian Literary Club held
its usual weekly meeting on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. g. W.
Ceilings, Alp West Central avenue. The
second act of Macbeth was discussed and
many interesting points were brought out.
The majority of the members of the club
were in attendance. Mrs. Hull acted as
conductor for the evening. The club meets
next Wednesday evening with Miss Annie
Mulvey, northwest corner of Topeka and
Pine.
~ Another one of those interesting
meetings of the ''Suniower" Euchre Club
was held on Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Matthews, 324 North
Waco avenue. Miss Lottie Dill, of Chi
cago, who is visiting Mrs. Matthews, en-
tertained the guests in grand style. In
fact, too much praise can not be bestowed
upon this charming young lady for her
elegance in entertaining. Card play
ing ceased promptly at 1920 and the
members of the club were invited to par
take of luncheon that would satisfy the
appetite of the most fastidious epicure.
The head prizes We're awarded to Miss
Baynum and Mr.. Priddy and to Miss
Baynum and Mr.. Keenan, the BOBBY
prizes
LAST Tuesday evening, at their capa-
cious home on North Emporia Mr. and
Mrs Brooks most elegantly entertained the
Piety Hill Euchre club. The rooms We're
thrown open en- suite and by half past
eight were filled by the company and the
game began. Mrs. Brooks is an accom-
plished hostess and her endeavors to make
her guests comfortable. met with the
greatest success. The refreshments con-
sisted of sandwiches, coffee, tea, cake, etc.
Mr.. 0. H. Bentley carried off the BOBBY
prize. in fact it was rumored about among
the members of the club that unless that
gentleman improves on his playing he
will be ostracized from the "Piety Hill"
The following were in attendance: Mr..
Mrs. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Bentley,
Mr. and Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Young, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dyer and Mes
danes Kanouse. i. c. Lewis, Harris and
Marshall Misses Julia Mckim, Kate
Graham, Gertie Moore, Daisy Richardson.
Brook, Gardner, and Messrs. Willis, Muir.
dock. Neile and Mckim.
- Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. c. A
Walker, assisted by Mrs. j. f. Jocelyn,
gave a lunch to large number of their
lady friends Both Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Jocelyn are known as ladies who enter
tain most elegantly and their last lunch
was in no wise an exception
to the general rule. The home of
Mrs. Walker is especially adapted for
for entertaining and was thrown open and
all afternoon filled with brilliant COM
pany. The lunch was very sumptuous
one, consisting of the dainties of the sea
son. The house was decorated very artist
ically. In conjunction with the bright
afternoon the hosteSses succeeded in en-
tertaining their friends in manner en-
tirely up 10 their expectations, and if the
reports of the guests may be taken as a
proof the afternoon was indeed success
full one. Those ladies present We're:
MeSdames +. c. Ruggles, Ed. Vail, o. II.
Bentley, Moore, Harris, K. p. Murdoch,
Caldwell Hollinger, H. J. RuggleS, hra
mer, 5. l.. Davidson, Murray Myers;
Misses Ruggles and Howard. MeSdames
Geo. a. Whitney, VIM Bond Fred Smythe,
jr., Chas. Smythe, Chas. Hatton, Furlong.
Shields, b. H. Campbell, Even. J. L.
Hutchins, Hood, A. w. Oliver, Frank Oil
yer, Mark Oliver. Roys, G. w. Douglas,
Majors, Newell, Knight, f. J. Foster,
HewetJ, W. 5. Corbett, Martin Hellar.
Brander, H. j. Hills. Daener. I. d. Skin
ner, lnnes, Amos Houck, w. c. Little,
Lloyd Terrell, w a. Thomas. A. G. Wal
den, {. ). Adams, a. kanouse. Dr. Old
II II
derson, David Hays, Dr.. Mccoy,
y. f. Niederlander, +. b. Jewett, McClees.
Fred Waller, Denny. NJ NJ Murdoch.
Fitch, W. L. Stanley, Lindemuth. Derst.
John Watt, Daeey, James Todd, Geo. c.