Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOR THE WEEK.
Eypatia - Social - Lawn Parties - Fer-
sonals-Parties and MusicaeS.

Mrs. Geo. Rouse hos gone to Clnclnnati
for the summer
Mr.. T. c. Wales has gone to Boston ana
will reside there.
Fishing and picnic parties are the most
numerous in society at present.
Mr.. Fred Rush and bride arrived from
Lulu, Illinois. Thursday evening.
The A. O. z. W. will give ball at Beal's
dancing academy Tuesday evening.
Edward CLAYTON, trainer of the Boat
club last summer, has been reemployed.
Mrs G A. Graham and daughter Kate
have left for Manitou Springs to spend the
summer.
The Home Mission society next Thurs
dsy afternoon will give a social tea at the
home of Mrs. j. Hixon, of North Waco.
The marriage of Eugene GARRETT and
Miss Cecil Eaton, of Chicago, is now one
OF the leading topics of conversation in
society.
Great preparations are now going on for
the trades carnival, which will take place
on the I'D, and which promises to be quite
a gorgeous affair.
About the largest gathering
In society this week was the
audience at the Crawford Grand to hear
Clara Louise kellogg.
Mr.. A A. Brewer. of the Royal Spice
mills of this city, will be married 10 Miss
Emma Leschman at Terre Haute this
evening, the ceremony being performed IN
that city.
Wednesday evening next, at the Wood
man home, North Waco, the directors of
the city hospital will give centennial
lawn fete. A large platform for dancing
is in course of construction; refreshments,
boats and numerous games will be pro-
vided for the amusement OF those who at
tend.
The regular recital of pupils will be
given on Monday evening at o'clock in
tbs society hall at Garfield university.
Those who are interested in music and
those who love to hear it are invited to
come. No admission is charged and all
should feel free TO come. Street cars will
be in waiting at the close for all parts of
the city. The following is the program:
Mrs. W. L. McBee was surpriced at her
home on South Lawrence avenue Thurs
day evening by number of her friends.
The following persons participating: Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Wal
lace, Mrs. T. J. Holmes, Mrs. A. Ward,
Miss Bricker. Miss Russell E. E. Hamil-
ton, A. Jeserich and Isaac Johnson. The
evening was spent at cards, music and
dancing and proved most enjoyable. Re
freshments were served during the even
ing and the hostess although completely
SURPRISED sustained her position as a most
Charming entertainer.
The May ''open meeting" of the Hypetia
was held last Monday in the handsome
parlors of Mrs. S. g. Winch, 312 West
Third street.
The dreadful weather, which the Oldest
inhabitant pronounces without parallel,
prevented the usual large attendance, but
those who braved the storm were more
than repaid for going, for the program,
prepared by the committee on science, was
one of the very best ever given by the club
Those present were Mrs. Toler, DR.. Stew
ems, Mrs Bennett, Mrs. Winch, DR.. Day.
Mrs. Ceilings, Mrs. Carter, Dr. Runyan
Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs Spangler, Mrs. Manuel.
Mrs, Figg, Mrs. Carter and Miss Manuel
The program opened with piano duo
Chopin's Scotch Dances-by Mrs. Winch
and Miss Manuel.
This was followed by a most carefully
prepared papered paper on Heredity." by
DR.. Emma Runyan.
DR.. Mamie Stevens, chairman of the
committee having charge, then gave a
most interesting lecture on Enlightened, |
Motherhood, only using few brief notes |
Mrs Winch then played in her usual |