Wichita eagle., 1889-12-08

especially the latter half, was well written
and even better read. The number OF
| visitors at these exercises are increasing
with every other Friday and are attracted
no doubt by their merit.
The S. and B. Climb gava very attractive
entertainment on last Tuesday evening.
| A lecture on Moses" by A. A. Hyde was
4 the special feature otthe evening. 1t was
replete with humor and telling hits on
that much abused member OF the human
physiognomy. ''Mary's Little Lamb was
presented in dialect wool, in the garb OF
| various nationalities. Special notice is
deserved by Maste rStratton for his reclta-
| tion of ''Come, Sign the Pledge" The
| next regular meeting will be on the second
Wednesday in January.
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Thursday evening the friends of Robert
Sweet surprised him at his home Oh North
| Market and with his assistance celebrated
| his 2lst birthday. Supper and various
| forms of amusement made up a very happy
celebration, too, and one TO be remembered
| Dy MIR. Sweet during his lifetime. His
guests were Misses Effie Wight,
| Lula Anawalt, Resi-. Mary Pearse,
| Valiie Old, Mabel Clement, and MessrS.
George Hammann, Harry Sheppard, Wal
| ter Fouts. Carver, Sherman Skinner and
Harry Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Throckmorton gave
nigh five" party at their home on North
| Topeka Friday evening. Very tasty re-
| Treatments were as lastly served and
| added largely to the pleasure of the COM
pany. The party cons sled OF MT. ana 6
| Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Bentley,
Mr.. ana Mrs w. E. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Merrill. Mr..
| and Mrs A. Bell, Miss Vallie Old and
Messrs. Woodland and Carver. Mrs.
| Stanley was awarded ladies prize and
Mr.. Oak Davidson the gentlemens.
A large party of young friends of Ross
Miller surprised him Friday evening at
his home on South Topeka. Ross was
taken completely by surprise, but with the
| assistance Of his frie nd Guy, entertained
his friends till late hour. Games, social
chat. etc. made the evening pass very
swiftly for those in attendance, who were:
Misses Lou Phillips, Arzerna Gates, Laura
Bolts, Alice Hays, Birdie Arnett, Edith
Brinkly, Daisy Fuller, Kate Burns; Mas
tiers Guy Hamilton, Hal Mccoy, Eugene
Arnett, Harry Hoar, Amos Sites, Johnny
Worth, Amos Burns, Willie Loveland.
Miss Ella Bourgette, at her pleasant
home, 2i6 North Topeka avenue, last eve
ming entertained number of her friends.
birthday. Among those present were
Misses Josie Mllinger, Nora Payne, Daisy
Bird, Blanche Guthrie, Irene Anderson,
Eta Slower, and Miss Mollie Brown, OF
Hutchinson; Messrs. Fred Sweet, Charles
Vossourg Charles Reach, John Miller,
Ches Urban, E Osborne, Fred Sparkling,
Lew Lindenuth. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. II,
ID. Shick. The gentlemen presented the
hostess with an elegant pair of earrings.
~
Katie Gray and Edna Jones gave a sur
prise party on Miss Mamie Kramer
Wednesday evening at her home, 1926 Park
Place. Miss Mamie, though quite sur
prised, entertained her guests with the
greatest Of affabiliry Those present We're:
Emma Pierce, Nesta Charlton, Clara
Smith, Mabel Wood, Ella Funk, Lolita
Funk. Lottie Charlton. Alice Goidburg,
Steve Hamilton, Genevie Hamilton,
Margaret Fisted, Oracle Clark, CnarlIan
Furley, Lynette Furley. BERTHE Sciover,
Ernest Hill, Charlie Balance, Ciemnie
Morris, Jimmie Carver.
Mrs. William Bond gave tea to the
ladies of the Guild, Thursday afternoon at
her home on North Waco, which is said to
have been the proper thing 10 all particu-
lars. AS to the list Of guests this was par
ticularly true. These Were: Mesdames j.
T. West, win Hull, J. H. Alley, H. G.
Ruggles, Murray Myers, Campbell, T. l.
Junkermann, g. Smith, n. Elliott, w.
Kaufman, J. T. Harrie, E. Hill. +. Young,
T. w God, A. L. Bush, l.. Henderson, L. ).
Hougland. j. Lauck, c. jackson, S. Wal
tiers, T. Brooks. Chamberlain, o. H. Bent
ley, }. Moore and E E. Beach.
Miss Mabel Clement entertained the Eu-
oh n yth n "a
home in Park Place. This club
believes in a diversity of carte,
and while whist was the first choice euchre
has been resurrected, but the dead was to
De violated but for one evening, and that
popular game, high five" will be as
sumed at the next meeting. those VINO
ndulged in the last echo of pass" and
''order it up" Friday evening were Misses
Bessie Rider. Mamie Mead, Rea Wood
man, Mignon Neiie, DR.. ana Mrs. Fred
johnson, Messrs. Bunnle Mead Bruce
Priddy, Rob Rodgers. c. Ii. Rumsey,
Grant Woodman ana Ben Parmeley.
One of the pleasantest, and to be sure
the most surprising. events of the season
WIS the surprise luncheon given Mrs. NJ.
c. Campbei yesterday by her little daugh-
Ter Miss Jetta, though but 10 years of
age planned the whole affair and executed
her plans so perfectly that the surprise TO
her mother was complete. The guests
were Mrs j. Hill, Mrs. Junkernian, b II.
Campbell. Van Ness, Bond, Vermillion,
Bentley, Smith, Hollinger, Alexander,
Carlisle, Houston, Young and Bush. The
luncheon WAS perfect. The menu as fur.
nished by our wee hostess is as follows;
First course-Bread, butter and chicken,
cheese, cold tongue, pickles. preserved
peas. Second conrse-N hite fruit. dark
f ut. angel-food, nut cakes with coffee.
Third course-Fruits OF all kinds. Every
body enjoyed the occasion immensely and
were loud III praise OF the hostess.
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The Edmund Burke society of Garfield
university will hold its regular session
Monday evening. The following program
will be rendered:
Music .... Edmund Burke Orchestra
Defamation. .Dymer HendryX
Essay. r. Thrasher
Oratlon .......-.-......... ,osE more foote
Defamation ... Minnie Thrasher
Grafton. ..................B Blanche Brown
Defamation. .-......... ~. IL. ives
Ess V. ...............He Helen Carpenter
Grafton. ...................t Frank Stephens
Piano solo,. Lila Barnett
Debate-Resolved, That it is more bepe-
fetal TO study, while in college, a line of
studies in harmony with ones intended
vocation than taking The regular college
course. Affirmative, Shastid, Collington;
negative, CoggeShall, Butcher.
Thursday evening Miss Jessie Reynolds
was completely taken by surprise at her
home, l26 North Ohio street. Miss Jessie
is one of the popular young ladies of the
city and is greatly admired. The evening
was spent in speaking, social chat. games