Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

The following Is the program of the
Unity club entertainment, Friday eve
Dec. :, p n. Market hal: to which all
are cordially Il ted;
Music. instrumental ........ Prof. Gewat
Essay- ....... ............. Hon. c. ,. Ebey
T0lstOi.
Solo. ...................Au Miss Verta Hobbs
Social Iutrod ctious
Essay on Evolution. F.. Hon. r. A Sankey
Recitation. ...........M Miss Ethel Druk her
During the winter a course of literary
and musical entertainments will be given
by the Unity club At theic hall. corner OF
First and Market street. every other Fri
day evening at p. m, commencing Dec
:. IS
Miss Anna Burr. at her home on South
Hydraulic avenue. gave d most delightful
party last Thursday evening TO number
OF her friends. The evening was most
pleasantly spent in parlc- games and mu-
sic At II o'clock n party were escorted
to the dining room, where was served a
most delicious supper, which would have
satisfied the appetite of the most fastidl-
Gus epjcure. All present ex-
pressed themselves as having been
U.-ltE EALeELttuCtl. ne guess we're
Misses Maggie Woody, Minnie Milllson
Mary Kelly, Emma lehman Ella Heiiar,
Lilly Biliig, Helen Carpenter. Ola Kin
kaid. May SAKE Sallie SAKE Messrs F.
l. Cummings, Ralph MiIlison, James
Parkinson, Arthur Mitchell, c. HeIlar, D.
Is. Mccoy, Arthur Dyer and A. G.. John
son.
At the Carter residence on North Waco
avenue occurred a surprise for Miss Ophe
liza Carter. Mr.. George McNesl invited a
number of her friends, al of whom ar
rived At the same time. The look of con-
sternatiOu on Miss Carriers face on open
Ing the door. TO Unexpectedly confront so
many Of her friends. was quite decided,
but she proved herself equal TO the occa-
sion and soon was in = state of resigned
composure. making every one feel st ease.
Those VINO didn't care to dance
engaged in cards and other
games Thus time was most pleasantly
spent until about II o'clock. when all were
invited TO the table spread with The luxu-
ries of he season Those present were
Miss Cora l. Gadekay, Ella Dresser. Della
Hixson. Lettie McNaughten, Blanche
Dresser. Lucy Ford. Edith AIoerts. SalIie
McNeal and Dora SEQ I; Messrs. Geo. Nc
Neal J. Harvey West, Geo Gardner. NJ.
Z. Burlington, sim Crabill. II. Drukker,
VIII McNeal and Albert Alberts. Viii
Collins manipulated the piano.
Last Tuesday evening Misses Eva and
Margaret Simpson entertained a mum Der
OF friends at their home on University
avenue, west side, in honor Of Miss L
BeIlas and Mr. Z, I Rogers. The evening
Was delightfully."- passed in games, music
aud social intercourse One OF the many
delightful features was the Authors
Salad Bowl. from which quotations and
their authors written OF slips of paper
were drawn by the ladies and gentlemen
respectively, thus securing their company
20 rha elegant refresnmen-s which were
served afterward To say that the whole
evening was 4 great success and that the
Misses Simpson are royal entertainers
would be but to echo few OF the many
re. uctant adieus the guests expressed upon
their departure. Those present were:
Misses Bellas. Mcpherson, Nickels, John
ston. Rush. Hobbs. McNurran, Boggs,
Wells. Brue, Simpson. Lucy, Simpson,
Banks, Newcomb, Hucchins and Mrs DR..
Shastid, and Messrs. Weeks, Mcpherson,
Johnston, Shastid, Metcalf. Rogers, Simp-
son, Parker, Mercer. Wilson, Butcher.
Everest, Ploughe, Thrasher. Ploughe and
Dr.. Shastid.
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o. Friday evening Miss Addie McEicar
gave progressive angling party 10 quite
a number Of her friends, and q very en-