Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mrs. A. W. Oliver and son Stamper left
for Decatur, H., on visit last evening.
Miss Kate Shoemaker, of Hamilton, O.,
is visiting her brother, at 634 North Wash
ington avenue.
The Shakespeare society are holding
meetings every Wednesday, and are now
reading 1.-The Tempest"
The Mizpah society is making arrange
ments to give an entertainment next Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Mr.. Charles Champion and Miss Artie
Smith will be married at the Baptist
church on Monday, October II.
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Mr.. George Whitlock and Miss Kate
Redfield will be married at the Presby-
terrain church Wednesday, October IL.
Mr. Chas Allen is back from the Pacific
coast and everybody he meets has some
thing to say about blowing winds" and
whispering timbers. P"
Mr.. Foster Toler has gone to Kansas
City to attend "A dental school and the res
idents on North Topeka feel awfully lone
some when they don't hear his IL p. IN.
whistle.
One of Wichita's prominent young gen
tleman, who was but recently married,
has sued for divorce, and the long-eared.
pohy nosed gossips are having delicious
feast.
Miss Kate Graham returned from the
mountains last week, where she spent the
summer and left Immediately for Law
renee, Kansas, where she will attend
school.
Mr. o. w Smith foreman OF the EAGLE
bindery, and Miss Sadie T. Crabell were
married last evening by Rev. ;. +. Milf
kan, pastor of Plymouth congregational
church, at the reverend gentleman's home
427 South Main street. They will be
at home, 1913 East First street, hereafter.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Mildred Morrison and Mr.. George
Howard Burr. The ceremony will take
place at $50 p. m, Tuesday. October l, at
the residence of the brides parents. A re-
cepton will follow the ceremony from the
hours Z to 8.
Misses Lena and Albertina BSSantz
gave a delightful party to their friends on
Friday evening at their pleasant home on
Water street. The evening WAS spent
with games etc, and palaJable refresh
ments were served All enjoyed them
selves Ia he greatest extent
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Invitations are out to the marriage of
Miss Mable Stuart Martin, "A very popular
young society lady. and Mr.. Jason II.
Brookes. The ceremony will take place
Tuesday, October /, at j o'clock, noon, at
the Plymouth Congregational church. MIR.
and Mrs Brookes Will be at home after
October 20 in Last Liverpool, ..
Monday evening Miss Mable Clements
entertained at her home on Park Place
avenue Cards furnished the pastime for
the evening, and a dainty lunch was high
ly reiished. The guests were Misses Lille
Wilbur Ellie Wright, Lula Annawalt,
May Pearse, Mignon Niee. Sherman
Skinner, II. a. Sheppard, Walter fouts,
II. c. Dunbar, r. c. Sweet
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Miss Nora Payne OF College Hill gave a
party Wednesday evening celebrating her
2Ist birthday. Social intercourse and novel
games made ont very pleasant evening,
besides a tasty lunch. The guests were
Misses Eta Slower Ella Bourgette, Josie
Nlellinger, Sadie Sparkling. Henshaw. Bosh,
Daisy sullivan, Frances Stevens, NesSrs.
Chas. koetsch, Chas Martin, Chester Ur-
ban, Chas. Roberts, Will Granger, +. l..
Cumming. Stice. Ed Swartz, Marshall and
Rob Payne, f. L. Sparkling
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith entertained
nt their rooms on Market street last Tues
day evening. Evenings spent in these
quarters are generally known to be among
the most ENJOYABLE in Wichita society, and
this evening WAS not below its precedent.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs Fiulay Ross,
Misses Eva kanaga, of Urbana, O.. Mabel
Clements, Bessie Rider, Pearl skinner,
Ida Skinner, Minnie Skinner. Matte
Fabrique and Mamie Meade, Messrs. c.
Greenwood, J.. c. Miller, Frank Russell,
Bunnie Meade. Harry Sheppard, Sherman
Skinner and II. c. Dunbar.
The invitations to the first annual tourn-
ament given by the Lawrence Lawn Ten
MS club are out, for Friday and Saturday,
- an p. The rules are:
Tournament open to all players in the
state of Kansas:
The matches will be for the best two sets
out of three. All advantage sets
All players defeated 10y the winner of the
first prize in the singles and doubles shall
have the right to compete for the second
prize
Wright and Ditson's championship balls
will be used.
Play Will begin at Q a m. Friday
Entries close on Thursday. September
70 All entries should be made 20 d. l.
ESterly. secretary, Lawrence Kan.
The prizes are: Geutlemen'S singles
FIRST prize. gentlemans toilet and shaving
set. Second prize, Gordon tennis sash,
given 10y Carl johnson X Co, Kansas
City, Mo
Ladies singles-First prize, one Long
wood rocker, given by Field X HargI>,
Lawrence.
Gentlemen's doubles-First prize, two
Sears special prize rackets, given by J.
I. Schneider * Co. Kansas City. No.
Second prize.two English silk tennis belts,
silver plated trimmings.
Ladies and CentleUen'S doubles-FirSt
prize. handsome silver headed cane and
silk parasol, given by William Bromel-
sick, Lawrence.
The officers of the Lawrence Tennis club
are h X. Whitman, president: ID. T.
Esterly, secretary; /. c. Digs treasurer.
The membership committee is Jus d.
Bowersock, William Hill and Ruth II.
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