Wichita eagle., 1889-01-27
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOB THE WEEK.
The Clubs Hold Sway, Outside Of Which
Society is Very Quiet-The Farnum
Reception and Fancy Chess
Party-The Coming Germans.

dinner party on Thursday evening.
Miss Hall, of SOP North Market street.
entertained on Wednesday evening
Miss Mile Sappenfeld gave a card
party to few friends on Monday evening.
A number of Wichita young people went
to Ell Dorado to attend ball at that place
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A c, Runyan are at home
to their friends at corner of Third and
Riveryiew.
At his home, on Stevens street, Tuesday
evening, Mr.. T. Jones was surprised by a
party of friends.
Miss Gail Caldwell has returned from
Garden City. where she has been visiting
Mrs. 5. Z. Woodland.
There was a fair attendance at both
matinees yesterday afternoon despite the
disagreeaDle weather.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Case entertained
on Friday evening last. Whist was the
carte of the evening.
The ''Seaforth" dancing club gave very
enjoyable hop on last Monday evening at
the Eagle Rifles hail.
On Tuesday evening at Beal's Dancing
academy the Knights Templar held their
regular dance, with a very fair attend
ance.
There will be two Germans" the COM
ing week. One at the Metropole on
Wednesday evening and the other at
Beal's on Tuesday evening.
Miss Yula Dale, of Rich Hill, Mo-,
who is quite well known here will this
coming week supercede Miss Ford at the
piano at Beafs, The latter lady retiring.
Miss Edna Burkes. at the home of Mrs,
NJ. Flayey, Thursday evening entertained
very few friends. On Fraay morning
Miss Burkes left for her home III Sullivan,
Ind, after long visit IN Wichita.
The Carlyle club has taken up German
literature after long tussle with Sartor
Resartus. Mr.. James l.. Shutz. one of
the most active members and whose alb
sence the club Will feel, departed Tor the
Pacific coas last Monday
Doctors j. NJ. Mlnnick, Z. Whitcock. J.
j. Stoner, j. w. Schultz, A. II. Wendell.
". A. Minnick, A. Pratt, Preston, bass
and A. W hltlock gave d dinner 10 DR.. A.
ii. Thompson at the English Kitchen,
Thursday evening, previous to his de-
parture tor Washington City.
Sunday afternoon last DR.. c. E. Nc
Adams gave a dinner party 10 Paul OZanue
and ben Str eter, previous 20 their depart
ure for Washington territory. The menu
is reported 10 have been very elaborate.
Hoffman, Harry Wlndser, Fritz Rogers,
Henry Jones.
Mrs. Il. w. Kaufman entertained a
number OF friends at her pariors In the st.
Lawrence Friday evening. Among those
present were DR.. and AIRS. Scott, Judge
and Mrs. Herrlngton, Mr.. and Mrs. OF, o
Salomonsli, Mrs A. G. Walden, Misses
Ellie Cave and Zelma kaufman and
Messrs. Blilows, Doup, Yocum ana kautf-
man.
Mrs. l. Gross entertained at 312 South
Lawrence, Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs Nj. Goldstant OF " esIcliH
Colorado. The guests We're Mr. aud MS.
A. katz, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. W. Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. A Hess, Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ.
Goldstant, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hays, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jacks.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Wal
lace entertained the recently organized
CrlbDage cluD at their home on South
Market. AT this, the first meeting, the
hostess set a precedent which will here :
alter be followed with difficulty, SO pleas
ant do the guests report her entertain
ment. The players were Mr.. and Mrs W.
l.. McBee, lir. and Mrs. L. j. Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwartz, Mrs. j. 2.
klester and Miss Yancy
Friday afternoon, 18th inst, Mrs. Robert
North Topeka avenue, gave souvenir
party complimentary to Miss Minnie
kIngsbaker, of SedalIa, Mo. Music, dane
ing aud games were INDUCED in, followed
by collation.. Those present were Misses
Minnie, Lena and Celia Joseph, Esther,
Lille and Ray Drukker, Poebe and Belle
Goldberg, Minnie kingsbaker Rosa
bauer, Francis Hirsh, Nettle Fechheiner
and Mrs. A. katz.
A hospitable reception was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Longmire, AIS
North water street, to the young friends
and associates of their son, HeZZie, on
Thursday, January "a, being his birthday.
A delightful supper WAS enjoyed by all.
Those present were Misses Lucy Hinkle,
Beulah Mcnamara, Burdee Hays, Lola
Mcnamara, Maggie Smith, Anna Jones,
Camilla Lee Alma Stewart and Lille Nc
johnson, Joe Hinkle, Harry Long, Lewis
Mendenhall, Ralph Jones, Harry Mickle,
Charles Lampard, Howard HartZel and
Howard Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Holmes on Tuesday
evening entertained the Lucille" club.
Dancing. cards, etc, afforded amusement
for the evening Also at eleven o'clock a
lunch was served, to which the guests
did ample justice. Those in attendance
We're Mr. and Mrs. w. L. McBee, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. B. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs: George
Chas Parker, Miss Belle Stout, Mr.. Will
liam G.. McNeal and Miss Hattie Nais-
wonger, Geo L. McNeal and Miss Sallie
McNeal. Mr. Herleberger and John Stout
and Miss Lippleton.
A delightful surprise was given Misses
Ida, Cora and Sadie Latham at their home,
No. 1867 North Market. Wednesday even
ing. The young people met with Miss
Birdie Osborne and then proceeded to the
Latham residence. Those present were as
follows: Misses Birdie Osborne, Anna
Noal, Pearl and Jennie Hall; Messrs. J.
w. Hungate II. ". Simmons, Earl and
VIII Noal An elegant lunch was spread
at 1890 Games and dancing. vocal and
instrumental music were the order of the
evening. The young folks departed at a
late hour Misses Ida, Cora and Sadie
proved themselves amlable hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Bond entertained
the Fairview Whist club On Wednesday
evening. The club was entertained as
pleasantly as ever by the hostess and
of the whist clubs entertainment s..
least in attendance. Those participating
were Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Alley, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Lauck. Mr.
and Mrs. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisch-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. La Fevre.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. West. Mrs. Evans, Misses Geneva
Jocelyn, Sadie York, and Messrs. Hence
Lauck, Morris Viele, H. and c. Rumsey.
A most successful surprise party and
basket social was given Tuesday evening
in honor OF Mr. Lewis Ward at 210 North
Fourth avenue. The evening was spent in
parlor games music etc. till late hour,
after which they all partook OF the fine
luncheon which the ladies served Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Marian
Ward, Misses Mary Fathers, Maggie
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