Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

fall into innocuous desuetude is an item O
some interest, both to those who thinl
them ''chestnuts" and those who don't.
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Misses Eva and Emma MCGEE, at thei
home On North Topeka. yesterday after
noon gave an afternoon coffee" Mise
Kuhn, Wight and Wilson assisting.
delightful afternoon Coffee was passed
The guests were Misses Maude Struble
Kate Murdoch, Mary Miller, Laura Wood
COCK, Marion Niederlander Clara Neg
baur, Lulu Fox, Addie McVicar. Adel'
Rudolf. Caria Mcknight. Alice Boyd ana
Misses Fox Hutchinson, Jewett, Dunbar
Knight, Jewett, Harding and Johnston.
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The Eagle Rifles have issued invitation.
to their second annual ball, to be giver
New Years eve, December 81. These arr
indeed beautiful, printed in the colors Of
company. in purple and old gold. On the
the first page are battalions, a camp, guns
and knapsack, etc, mathematical of 6
military organization, and the back Of the
invitation is a veey neat monogram, the
intervening pages being taken up with
lists of the committees, etc. 1t Is thought
the ball will be grand success.
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Miss Myrtle Lee gave surprise party on
Miss Carrie Winants Friday evening, ii
being Miss Carries fifteenth birthday.
Those present were Misses Effie Lewis,
Myrtle Lee, Mabel Heirs, Sarah Foster,
Daisy Mason, Gertie Thomas, Katie Junk
erman, Gertie Lauck; Masters Fritz Lewis,
Ralph Smith. Levitt Rank, Purr Thomas,
Fred Rice, VIII Lauck, VIII Lewis, Orrin
Rank, David Hammond. Chester Mason.
A royal good time, plenty of refreshments
and lots of fun and the eYeuing was COM
plete.
Mrs. J. F. Sherman. Saturday before )ast,
entertained very royalty the Piano club.
The afternoon, besides the carrying out of
the program below, was passed in social
way, The program:
Melody. Anton Rubenstein
Mrs. Chas. Hatton.
Nalse Impromptu. ...........-....L List
Mrs. j. ID. Hewitt.
Marcia Fantastic. w. Bargi9l
Miss Mosceline Baldwin.
Spanische Tame Nos. .Moskowski
Mrs. Dave Hays
Gondoliere. List
Mrs. A w. Mccoy.
Detection. .Llszt
Mrs. Geo. Strong.
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Quite number of friends surprised
Master Edgar Johnson at his home, 1904
Mentor avenue Friday evening. Every
body had good time. The refreshments
consisted of nuts, candies. cakes, etc, and
were enjoyed by the guests These were
Dora Colman, John Coleman, Charlie
Lawrence, Roy Hooker, Clarence Cham-
bers Harry Farmer, Bell Farmer, Anna
Myer Willie Wolff, Ursine Woltz, Max
Farmer, Willie Farmer, Louis Bogue,
Miriam Bague, Lille Bennett, BID David
son, Rosa Hudson, Mabel Howard, Guy
Howard, Maud Slower, Lettie Oatfeld,
Ella Spaulding, Susie Campbell, Kate
Campbell, John Elliot, Edgar johnson,
Rex Payne.
The Carlyle club is in trouble. Mr.. s.
has always been very quiet and conserv-
alive member. Indeed his reticence has
been suspected as taciturn sheer at every
thing, not only the clubs doings, but at
the whole world. But 10, at the last meet
ing he breaks out with a long tale of
Gargantan exploits, related as personal
experiences and holds the clubs interest
Tor some hour and a half All this from
rom Mr.. s was astounding, and the pres
dent unfortunately, in the excitement of
,he moment took it upon himself to adj
minister reprimand to the supposed Of
ender. OF course row was the conse-
Iuence, which almost resulted in the VIOLA
ilzatiOn of the whole club.
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The effects both good ana bad, of the
leap year party are not yet in some places
worn off. My young blade Mr.. So-and-So,
Who affects to be drole, quite, is one
among the many in whose breasts arise no
gratitude. To this leap year party Miss
Oebutante, to whom he has been paying
great deal attention, requested another
company. This coming to
lis knowledge my poor boy gets wild, be
ore night he becomes fuddled. disputes
md wants to fight everybody; later on he
becomes more fuddled and does tackle
,oker game and is knocked high-sky and
at the first bout. AS re
ult of the above Mr.. So-aDd-So is seen at
he opera with the Miss Somebody else the
'ther night and Miss Debutante stays at
home.
One of the most complete society enter
,iyen by Mrs. b. s Horrigan at her home,
05 North Topeka avenue, last Tuesday in
of Mrs, n Rexford of Malone,
!. Y. The following was the menu COM
,lete:
Escaloped oysters.
Finger biscuits, Toasted crackers
Olives,
Pressed chicken, Deviled ham sandwiches,
Preserved fruit. Salad, Pineapple cheese
Cocoanut cake, Chocolate cake,
Sponge cake,
Ice cream. Tea,
Oranges, Grapes. Bananas.
The house was decorated with flowers
nd lighted with wax candles. Some of
,nglish, Jacobs, Hills, Foye, lMcKinnon,
Hoffman, Sim, O'Bryan, Nickles, Miss |
lila Finlayson and Miss Florence White |
Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Antlers club on last Wednesday |
ave a very enjoyable dance. The usual |
good time" made itself felt. Among the |!
ancers were Mr.. and Mrs. C.. II. Pool, /
Ir. and Mrs. II. NJ Davis and Miss Nc |
'herson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Fouts. Mr. |
nd Mrs. :. B. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs |
len Deffenbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. |
Hatfield, Mr. J. f. Lauck, Mr.. j. A. Alli-
On and Miss Sallie Downing, Mr. H. VI. |
-iele and Miss Sadie York. Mr. W. d. !
lcClees and Miss Emma McGee, Geo. /
vhitlock and Kate Redfield, J. g. Gee, L. |
!. Woodman and Alice Boyd, H. A /