Wichita eagle., 1889-12-08


We have parted. aye forever. you and l.
"Our Clup' announces a hop next
Wednesday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Alley gave a card
party "Wednesday evening
DR.. and Mrs Graham entertained at
their suite OF rooms in the Manhattan
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. c. eager. of North To-
peka, entertained few friends Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Judge Reed entertained one eve
mig last week in honor of Miss Smith, of
Emporia.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
visiting her neice, Mrs. w. A. Norris, of
College Hill.
Miss Harriet Johnston returned ITO En-
pora Monday evening. where she is at
tending college. She came home TO enjoy
rhe Thanksgiving holidays.
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The Ohio society met last Thursday
evening and ended a score of matters of a
business nature, with a little sweetness III
he way of social amusements.
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Miss Julia Clark of Steubenville, O..
who spent a season in Wichita society some
time ago, and made so many friends. is
the guest of Mrs. Will Nash, OF Paramount.
Miss Taylor ana Mrs. johnson. sisters of
Mrs. w. Il. Dulauey, who haYe been visit
ing the city for some weeks. returned a
Few days ago to their home in Winches-
Ter. Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ward entertained
Monday evening in honor of Mrs Bice and
Winters, OF Anthony. The many reports
of the guests prove how really enjoyable
the affair was.
The ladies and gentlemen who have
been requested to take part in the Carni-
val of Days Tuesday evening, will please
meet at the Garfield hail Monday evening
at 7:30, for rehearsal.
Wednesday evening the Shakespeare
club, in addition to the regular order of
things instituted contest OF quotations,
the prize. five pound box of candy, being
awarded to Miss Anna Mulvey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard case entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Behring, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Inn
boden, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hess, Mr.. Baker
and Miss Miller.
Friday evening a goodly number of
Young people assembled ut the home of the
Misses Rosa and Jennie Purviance, 1903
North Market street. Game followed
game and most royal time was had, re-
freshments forming a pleasant ad interim.
1t is stated on pretty reliable authority
that young gentleman who formerly held
position here with one of the express
companies and later on with a railroad
but who is now holding All important posi-
tion with railroad in New Mexico, Will
shortly return TO Wichita to claim his
bride. The wedding will take place about
New Years.
Miss Maude Piper entertained some of
her friends Monday evening at her home,
43S North Water street. The usual num-
Der of mirthful games, music, dancing and
all that renders AN evening enjoyable,
were brought into use here for the en- joy-
ment of the guests, and with what success
can readily be seen by Interviewing the
participants.
The last open meeting of Hypatia for
the coming year takes place Monday at
the club rooms, half past O'Clock. TIL
program is in the hands of the committee
On Business women and promises TO be
very interesting one. The president
wishes to meet the entertainment COM
mittee aud also the executive committee
ct clock at the rooms.
The Misses Rudolph entertained Monday
evening at their home on North Emporia.
Cards, supper and social intercourse were
the items of very ENJOYABLE evening. The
guests were Misses Hutchinson Belle and
Lulu Fox. Maude Pratt. Anha Mulvey
and Lulu Apawalt ana Messrs Dean Cor
don, Eph Hoffman, T. Sergeant Oscar De
Long, 10 Brubaker dnd John Moore
A most pleasant surprise was rendered
Mr. b f Dawson. ,37 North Fourth av-
enue Friday evening The unsuspectug
B f. having been detained by business
matters, upon driving home found the
dining room containing sumptuous re-
past and the parlor filed with merry
friends. Numerous social amusements
Of the evening made 1t an enjoyable affair.
So
The recital given by the pupils of Mozart
conservatory, az Garfield university, last
Monday evening, was very entertaining.
Those who have attended the recitals for
the past two years have remarked upon
the improvement of the pupils some OF
the younger pupils, especially. played very
creditably selections. In musical adyan-
tages Wichita stands at the head as well
as In many of her other undertakings
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Miss Matte FabrQue entertained the
Y. L. c. A. one day last week, aud all the
sweetmeats and tooth>ome dishes imagine
able were served, tasted and passed judg-
ment upon by the guests. OF course il is
always polite TO say that your hostess
cakes are splendid. but aside from ali for
maiiiy. on his occasion the menu did not
belle the COOK, as the quantity devoured
begging the guests pardon, viii bear wit
ness
The Emersonians rendered an excellent
nropram last Friday at the High school.
Miss Mary Hall INTRODUCED a novel number
"a wnistling solo. She makes this style