Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
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SOCIAL SWIM.


trip east.
Mrs. w. Payne, of Ninth street, enter
tained Thursday evening.
Friday evening Miss Ossa toye enter
tanned a few of her friends at her hone oh
South Main.
Thursday evening Mr.. Ray CampDell
gave a party to a large number OF his little
friends at his home on North Waco street
The Piano club, which was to have met
with Mrs. A. w. Mccoy Monday after
noon. was postponed on account OF the
disagreeable weather.
Thursday afternoon the Young Peoples
Bible class met in body on the shady
banks of the Little Arkansas ana spent the
afternoon picnicking.
Mr. A { Munson and Miss Cora Miller
were married at the Miller residence on
South Lawrence avenue Wednesday eve
ming. and left for European trip on the
same evening.
Miss Maggie Hoenschidt gave a social
party at the residence of her father, Mr.
John Hoenschidt, No 9l2 South Lawrence
avenue, on Tuesday evening last, assisted
by Miss Fannie Foster Dancing and
games were INDUCED in until II o'clock,
when luncheon was served, which was
elegant as well as delicious. Everybody
went home happy and will not soon Tor
get the party given by Maggie and FANNIE
Friday evening quite crowd Of friends
surprised Misses May and Daisy DunKln
at their home, 4ll South Water. AS IS
usual at surprise par.ies, an enJoyaDie
time followed the first coming OF ChG
guests, and here il was aided by seNeIaI
games and a palatable luncheon Inc
guests were Misses Fay Parker, Maple
Eoye, Leila Baker Luella EDWARDS Lulu
Cogille, Lulu Grosb, Mabe! Doyle LAURA
Bolts, Birdie Love, Sadie Bywater, May
Thistlewood, Anna yreeland, Messrs: geo
Foye Cassil Burke Bonnie Morgan, Bennle
Fouts. Herbert Davidson, Robert Bolte,
Wilbur ThistlewooG Eddie Dill and
Tennis Treeland
Tuesday afternoon quite number OF
young people took the motor for FAR
mount. where picnic of some dimensions
had been planned. Before the party could
finish the lengthy program OF dancing, ten,
mis- aud luncheon, ii was quite far advanced
into the night, The participants We're
Misses Ada Aiken, Gertie Moore, Matte
eade, Gertie Jackson, Sallie Dowlng
Mary Hall, Mabel Pierce, Edith Aubln,
Rose Westgate, Jessie Lewellyn, Lucy
Rinkle Eredonia Clifford, Ossa Foye and
Maude English. and Messrs. Hustop Tay-
Tor. Dewitt Stoner, VIII McNesl, Marcus
Cossett. Frank Adap7s, Lewis Weitzel
Albert Aubin, Win Hungate, Charles
Busby, Roy Niederlander, Tom Harris,
Carl Niederlander and Charles Cox.
Wednesday evening the Boat club gave
a ball at the armory which was very en-
joyablc; but from the number IN attend
ance doubtlessly predicts rather quiet
social time. Those present were Nj ana
Mrs. II NJ. Davis, DR.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Scott, Mrs. H. +. Hartzell, Mrs. Otto,
Misses Harding Sappenfeld, Negbaur,
Wilbur Kuhn, Hibarger, A. Boyd: K.
Ross, Fabrique, A Mcknight D. LAY HAYS
a. Baldwin, NJ Pratt, Balance eae
Ter. and in the male con-
tingent were seen DR.. Hougland, and
Messrs. n X. Biliow, L. r. Pratt, l. h.
Hettinger f. E. Bleckley, I. W. Sweet, :.
w. Carey. G. Allison, {. Chapman, y ;.
c. Woodman, y. X. Doup, w. I. l!add, Z.
Sohooler, W. Chambers, II. NJ. Niele, ".
Hoffman, j. A. Allison, George Melon
nell, (. Baldwin, NJ. Cohn, Z. \. Ware, II,
Hagney, g. Hoffmaster. A. IL. Greet, o. =.
Stocker, G. Y. Furguson, Z. Nathan, w.
Shepard and c. E. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Burrell opened their
magnificent parlors, ut 442 Rivervlew ave-
nue.. to their friends Friday evening, IN
honor of their mother and niece, Mrs.
George and Miss Lille Guion, OF Leaven-
worth, Kan. During the evening pro-
gressive euchre was played and the prizes
were won by Miss Anna Schanck and Mr..
George Mann. A delicious luncheon was
served at midnight. All fortunate enough
to be there enjoyed themselves heartily
and will remember it as one of the most
pleasant parties of the season and were
loud ia their praise of Mrs. Burrell as
hostess. Among those present were; Mr..
and Mrs Russell Harding, Miss Nettie
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Clapp and
Miss Hutchings, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mr..
and Mrs. T. hartman, DR.. and Mrs Hlns-
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II, Mann. Mr.. and
Mrs B. Defien baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin. Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Davis, Mrs. and
Schauch, Mr. J. c. Collins, Mr.. f. Z. Ba-
ken, Mr.. o. belong, Mr.. Minor, Mr.. X. Z.
Schanck.
The first of the series of Saturday morn
ing musicsles instituted by Prof: Chas.
Purdy, organist of ST. AloysiuS cathedral,
was given BY him yesterday morning at
the residence of Colonel y. a. English.
Prof Purdy's idea in having these in the
morning is very simple one; namely,
that one can enjoy them more keenly and
comprehend them more readily and IN the
morning, whereas at night, when one is
fatigued, this is almost impossible and
conseouentlv is a 'bar siniStre" in the
progress of understanding and enjoying
the musical classics The program for
the above occasion was as follows:
/ Einzug der Gaeste from Wagner's
Tannhauser.
?. Adagio-Opus ,, No Beethoven.
8 Erster Satz EUR Esdur, Sonta, Hum
mel
4. Overture to Oberon, Weber.
5 Elsas Muenstergang from Wagner's
Lohengrin.
6. Erster ind Hweiter Safe from 5th
Symphony Beethoven
The time occupied was about an hour
and mt the end all agreed that the morn
ing hours are indeed the best for both the
artist and the listener
A most enjoyable social event occurred
Friday evening at Burton in honor of Mr..
Edmund Rice who is about TO return east.
His many friends met at the residence of
Mr. T. j. Roach, and succeeded in giving
him genuine surprise
The following invited guests were pre-
sent: J. T. Chamberlain, wife and daugh-
ter: Miss Ophelia Carter, r. f. Hollowell,
J. NJ Burton. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs Captain Wider, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Dow, Mr..
and Mrs. John Krapf, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z.
Waller Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith; Misses
Gerty BRYANT. Fannie Mexican, Nellie
Martin, Cora Matthey, Emma Clauson.
Finlayson; Messrs. Leslie Miller, James
Warning Fred Campbell, James Boggs,
Geo. Moffitt. and Noble.
Mr.. c. c. Crewso 0, who was in charge
of affairs, arranged the evenings enter
tainment admirably and deserves much
credit. Excellent music was furnished by
Jackson Bros orchestra, and after several
dances the party adjourned TO the parlors
where Mr.. Crewson, after few remarks.
read the following poem, prepared for the
occasion. and presented to Mr. Rice an ell
sgant gold ring. Engraved on its inner
surface were the words: 'B. :. c. BOYS TO
Ed Rice" Mr.. Rice acknowledged the
gift in a neat little speech, after which re-
freshments were served and the guests
l., l. 70 rall and l.