Wichita eagle., 1889-01-06

| JOunSOu. nay Taylor, Idui DIO"u, oAo'
Andrews, Misses Minnie Dewey, Grace
Hatfield, Cora Milligan, Florence Mccoy,
Alice Jones, Maggie Majors and Oslo
| Foye.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Throckmorton, on
1 Wednesday evening, at their home, 1881
/ North Topeka, gave card party in honor
of Miss Mary Berlin. The guests present
| were the Misses Eva and Emma MCGEE,
Ida and Minnie Skinner, Emma McClees.
| Mrs. j. T. Dorsey, Mrs G.. L. Davidson,
| Messrs L. Chas. Miller, Frank Jones,
| Chas. Allen, Ed Rumsey, Chas Davidson.
j. T. Dorsey, Major Marshall, DR.. McClees.
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| Here is surprise surprised. Last even
| ing few young people gathered at the
home of Mr.. Riggs, No. 1246 North Empo-
ria avenue, and about o'clock repaired in
a body to the home of Mrs. D. L. Cham
berlain, intending to surprise Miss Belle,
| but to their utter establishment, found Miss
| Belle ready and waiting to receive them.
All enjoyed themselves well with games
and music, and returned home vowing yet
| to succeed. This is the second attempt
and failure to surprise Miss Chamberlain,
| guests the third viii succeed,
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The Carlyle club held its last meeting
Sunday evening, with the absence of one
| only, Mr.. Oliver, the senator from England.
The rest of the members passed very
pleasant evening with the chapter on "Old
Clothes" which was particularly striking
| to the whole club, it seems. The meeting
was somewhat prolonged by two OF the
members who have a weakness for logical
| argument statement, premises and con-
clusion) engaging in disputation in re-
gard to the relative value of Time and
Space, which was of course, highly intel
ligible to both themselves and their hear
erS.
On Tuesday evening of this week Miss
Emma Rizer entertained quite party OF
young people at her home, 213 South Law
renee avenue. Some excellent music was
listened to and an excellent lunch partaken
of. The party broke up at a late hour and
the guests, one and all, declared Miss
Emma an entertaining hostess, and each
wished her happy New Year. Among
those present were the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. sRizer, Mr.. Will Turner and
Miss Annie Carpenter Mr. A. G. Nichols
and Miss Nora Wood. Mr.. S. S. Clariwns
and Miss George Schafer, of Fort Scott,
Miss Emma Rizer, Mr.. E. Rizer, Miss Car
RE Paxton, of Bloomington. Ill, and Mr.
2. A. White. of this city.
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The following was received yesterday
over the phone.
cat the handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Carver, on Thursday evening. a
party of friends were entertained in q
manner suggestive of home perfection.
"The guests having the pleasure of this
delightful evening were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Smyser, Mr.. Dewey
and Miss Eva Dewey, Mrs. Philles, Mr..
and Mrs. J. n. Cowley.
"The table marvelled of muchness.
"The turkey teetered the beam at
twenty pounds, with no sign OF its mag
nificent presence at the length of an hour.
"All things but friendship are persha-
BILE, which the hosts friends will certainly
rememb er."
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About forty of Jessie and Laurence
Spanglers friends responded to an invita-
ton from them for Friday afternoon from
2 to o'clock. The little ones heartily en-
joyed themselves playing games, etc. AT
o'clock refreshments We're served. Miss
Mile Sappenfield and Mrs. S. II. Nelson
kindly assisted in entertaining them, A
soap bubble pipe was given each one as a
souvenir Among the number were Edna
Tilden, Flossie Wright, Laura and Dot
Wassam, Florence Carpenter, Flossie
Guthrie, Ada Shultz, Lizzie Williams
Nellie McAlister, Alice and Bessie Treat,
Laurine Crawford, Maudie Clark, Hattie
Parker, Maude Parks, Susie Dickson,
Elva Abeles, Alice Kinkel, Chilla John
son, Bessie Allen, Jennie Cox, Claribel
Levens, Bessie Parks, Oracle Burson,
Irene hartman, and Masters Lee Van
Werden, Ray Wellington Graham and
Ray Campbell, Leigh Bleakman, Harry
McComp, Charley Hatton, Roy Allen,
Grover Ketchum, Teacher Human, Burr
Rouse, Harry Kinkel.
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From the Denver Republican,: "Miss
Fannie Hanscome formerly of this city,
and Mr.. Fred Herbert will be married at
Wichita, the present home of the young
lady's parents. on January 9. A party
consisting of Misses Jennie Brown, Nellie
Alling, Lulu Wells, Messrs. Howard
Croker. Ed Kassler and Fred Mccartney
leave Friday night for Wichita, where
they go to act as bridesmaids and grooms-
men at the ceremony, which will be per-
formed in church. Both bride and groom
have many friends here who will await
their homecoming with pleasant antici-
patton"
The event mentioned above will take
place next Wednesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at the Plymouth church, Rev Joel
Harper officiating, and promises to be a
very imposing wedding. Miss Fannie
Hanscombe is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Hanscombe of the Spice mills
of this city, and Mr.. Fred W. Herbert is
of the Denver water company. The three
young ladies who will act as brides maids
and who arrived yesterday morning, were
former classmates of Mss Hanscombe at
La Sale college, Auburndale, Mass.
After Che marriage ceremony the bride
and groom Will leave on the evening train
for the east and on their return to Denver
will make their Wichita friends short |
visit.
The exercises at the meeting Of the Col |
lege Hill S. and B. club last week were of |
unusual interest, each production being !
wort by of special notice if space would al !
low. Mrs. Ewing, Miss Pond and the |
Misses Caldwell gave choice selections in I
vocal and Instrumental music. Mrs. Coen 1
read extracts from the Dodge club in Italy /
and Mrs j. G Jones gave fine rendition |