Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
A Weddins-The Shakespeare Society
The Boat Club Ball-Sev-
eral Parties.

The Mandolin club have re-organized
and are practicing, preparatory TO severa
serenading trips.
Miss Ella Laughlin of University avenue
entertained her friends very pleasantly las
Monday evening.
Rowing on the little river has already
commenced and the number of parties out
is increasing nightly.
Mrs. A. W. Mccoy will entertain The
Piano club at her home on North Law
renee Monday afternoon.
Thursday avening Mrs. o. Carter enter
tanned the Emersonian society at her ele
giant rooms in the Richland block
Society has been rather slow this week
Outside of a great abundance of church
socials, the whole week was meager il
this respect
The Hypatia met with Mrs. G. ". Col
Inns last Monday and passed the afternoon
very pleasantly in conversation, discussion
and business matters relating to the cluo'
Mr. f. l.. Vesseriat of South Emporia
avenue gave an evening party to number
OF friends Wednesday evening, which Is
reported by the guests to have been very
enjoyable.
The Eagle rifles. after eighteen months
existence, has died in its infancy. The
causes of its death are stated TO be numer
onS, but it never was strong child anu
was frequently dissentious.
One of the principal events for the week
was the rainbow reception given by the
ladies of the st. Johns Guild. A large
number of society people attended, ana all
in all the reception was success, botn as
regards social enjoyment and financially.
Thursday evening, at the home of the
brides parents on South Lawrence, Miss
Cora Miller will be united in marriage to
Mr. A ) Munson. After the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom will start for
Europe, where an extensive tour has been
planned.
The principal event of the coming week
will be the Boat Club ball at the Eagle
rifles armory Thursday evening. The sew
eral committees are made Up Of rustlers
and they are doing all in their power to
make this notable event OF the season
A large number of invitations have been
given to those not belonging to the club,
the greater part of which have been re-
sponded to.
Tuesday evening the young ladies ana
gentlemen of the First Methodist church
gave a party to Miss Stella Gelham, OF
Kansas City. at the home of Miss Mamie
Mccoy preparatory to Miss Gilham's de-
parture home. Besides many pleasuraoles
pastimes which occupied the attention of
the guests during the evening, refresh
ing supper WAS served, of which all par
took
The Degree of Honor of the a. o. Z. w,
will hold reception at BeaPs dancing
academy on Thursday evening, May 2,
1889 to which ali members of the A. O. L.
w, with their wives daughters and ladies
ere cordially and urgently invited This
is an outgrowth Of the very pleasant socials
this lodge has been having at their rooms
on Market street, weekly, for several
weeks past. The ladies are specially re-
quested to appear in calico or satteen
dresses. Come early. Bring no lunch,
and be prepared to enjoy the evening to
the fullest extent.
Wednesday evensng Mr.. aud Mrs. r. B.
Wallace entertained the South Side Crib
bage club at their home on South Market
street 1t proved to be one of the most
pleasurable evenings the club has yet en-
joyed. After cards, a palatable lunch was
served which argued great credit for the
culinary department of the hosts home.
AT quite late hour the guests deDarted.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wood: Mesdames L. j. Holmes,
w. L. McBee, Harry Moore, and Misses
Brecker and Russell; Messrs. Jeserich,
Hamilton. Kiester and johnson.
Next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the corner of Lawrence and Fifteenth
streets the employees of the banks on the
south side of Douglass avenue will play
those of the north side a match game of
base ball. Clarence Woodman is captain
of the north side nine and the club con-
sists of Frank Russell, Grant Wood
man, c. V. McClenathan, John Fellows,
l. T. West, w. VI. Hollowell, A c.
Jobes, w. E. Burlington and Ed Lauck.
Frank Van lyle is captain of the South
Side. The hine is composed Harry Lytle,
Tom Newcamb, Sherman Skinner, Harry
Pope, George Whitney, Claude Pintard,
w. H. Livingston, j. +. Powell and c. II.
Pool
On Tuesday e~ening Miss Mignon Viele
entertained the Shakespeare Society at
her home on North Lawrence. An unu-
sually interesting program had been pc
pared and the good time in prospect did
not fall short of expectations. This WAS
the closing meeting Of the club for this, a
remarkably we conducted season. The
officers and members for the season were:
president, G. w. Ceilings; vice president.
Oscar DeLong; secretary, Miss Anna s.
Schanck; treasurer, Miss Anna Null
danes w. P. Cleayeland, g. W. Col
hugs, Olive Richards, Carl Hibarger,
Misses Susie Richards, Carrie Fisher
Tinnie q avelind, Mignon Viele. Ida Ru-
dolph, Adele Rudolph, Jennie Marlowe,
Messrs. Carl HebargeL, Jas. Brubaker, H.
w. Holt, L. w. Sargent. Dean Jorden, ".
p. cleveland. The following program
was carried out. and by the number of
ludicrous mistakes and accidents was rem
dered quite comcai, and as none of the
members are known to have any dramatic
aspirations, all applause was taken in good
part and mutually. The program itself
was very neat and artistic, on one leaf the
prologue, and the program on the other
PROLOGUE.
II we offend, il is with our good will,
That you should think. we come not TO
defend.
But with good will. To show our simple
That is the true beginning of our end.
Consider, then, we come but in despite,
We do not come as minding to content
you,
Our true intent is. All for your delight
We are not here. That you should here
repent you,
The actors are at hand; and, by their
You shall know all that you are like to
know.
PROGRAM.
All the worlds a stage and all the men
and women merely players: And one man
N his time play many parts"
Music.
Witch Scenes from Macbeth.
lst Witch-Niss Jennie NARROW
I'd Witch-Miss Tinnie Cleaveland.
Sd Witch-Miss Julia Leach.
Macbeth-G w. Collins.
Banqno, o. A. belong.
MUSIC.
Shakespeare, paper, Mrs. W. P. Cleave-
land.
Trial Scene, Merchant OF Venice. Act g.
Duke-G. w. Ceilings.
Shylock-W. Z. Cleaveland