Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
Several Parties-Hypatia - Mozart con
servatory Recital Social Enter
tainments-Easter Service.

It is about the time of year when tennis
clubs make their appearance.
Miss Nora Payne, OF Hillside avenue,
College Hill, entertained Monday evening.
-, Mr.. and Mrs George L. Rouse accompa-
MED Col. and Mrs. Stevens back To Clncin-
matt.
Mrs. J. B Lord, of Chicago. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Hutchins, College
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Brown, of Buffalo,
n Y, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Dold this week.
Miss RIGHT of north Waco very pleasant
lP entertained Tuesday, quite large num-
Der of friends at her home.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Reed, of North
Waco entertained the Young Peoples
Bible class Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs R. c. Israel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Biting formed a fishing party to the
hlnescah one day last week.
Mrs. L. Anderson is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Il. Godfrey of Green Bay,
Wis, at her home on Topeka.
Frank c. Amsbary and bride arrived
from. Pekiu, H., Friday evening They
VIII. reside at 5l4 North Topeka.
Almost ali the churches will hold Easter
services this morning, and II the weather
is favorable all will have large attend
.4lce.
Mr. Ed Dallett, who has been in the city
some years, and who is 50 tavorably Known
here, has returned to his home IN Phlla-
delphia where he will hereafter reside.
Miss Anna Meyers of north Fourth ave-
Cards, dancing, and divers amusements
were INDUCED In during the evening be
SIZES very palatabie supper.
The merchants carnival which will be
given under the auspices of the First Bap-
fist church, soon, IS an event which Is now
principal topic. Some of Wichita S
most beautiful young ladies will take
part.
The Rainbow reception at the Garfield
opera house next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, promises to be large
ly attended. Several booths are quite
novel 1t will end up with a ball on Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs James L. Dyer Monday
evening entertained at their elegant home
e0n North Emporia avenue Cards held
the attention of the guests the greater part
OF the evening, and an inviting lunch was
Also partaken of by them.
This has been an unusual long and dull
Lenten season in Wichita, but from many
important events In the future society
viii after tomorrow blaze forth with all
It's radiance and beauty, and as of old
there promises to be luncheons, four and
live day, euchre and whist parties and
receptions cheese-straWs, prizes and faYOrS
without end.
Last Monday afternoon the Hypatia met
al the home of Mrs. Geo l.. Strong TO
listen to Mrs. Todd recount the in
Cidents of her visit to the SOroslS of New
York City. 1t was a most enjoyable after
moon, Mrs. Todd entertaining the club
thoroughly in her own ingenious and cap
tfvatiHg manner. Several of the guests,
s&mong them Mrs. 5. q. Winch, favored
The company with selections on the piano.
several interesting papers were also read
fby different members relating to subjects
9of interest to the club.
! Mignon Viele will entertain the Shake
tspere society next Tuesday evening. An
elaborate program has been prepared
which includes en- costume Trial scene"
from Merchant OF Venice, witch scene"
from Macbeth, 'Porta and Nerissa' from
Merchant of Venice. Burlesque of bal
cony scene" from Romeo and Juliet,
"Pyramus and Tisbe' from Midsummer
Nights Dream. Mrs. Cleveland will also
read paper on Shakespeare. This VIII
be "A Shakespeare anniversary ana Will
end che clubs work Tor the season.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the tea party given by Mrs. Geo.
Whitney OF tairVlew to a few of her for
mer schoolmates. 1t was given in honor
of Mrs. Florence Hawkins, of Pratt, who
Is the guest of Mrs. Whitney With Mrs.
Whitney as hostess and such a party of
conRenial guests and the "reminiscences
which would necessarily add to the pleas
ure, it was, in the words of one of the com
pany, "perfecf grand" The guests were:
Mr.. 4. |. Humble, Miss Grace
Hill Mrs w G. Glenn Mrs
Il. H. Roys Mrs. l.. 3. BunnelI,
Mrs F. Ross Mrs. J. D. Alexander, Mrs
T. B Smith, Mrs O. Z. Smith, Mrs c. L.
Davidson, A. c. Mace.
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recital at the chapel of the Lewis academy
Monday evening The following program
was carried out acceptably with the eX-
ception of two or three humber which
failed, owing evidently to a lack of famil-
1arity on the part Of the performers. The
Marcia by Miss Mile Hays; Chopin's
Nocturne in + Minor by Miss Fannie
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