Wichita eagle., 1889-01-13

MI. anu -NrS. u. IGWelISu SHIcIGdIueu
the Fairmount literary society on Thurs
day evening.
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Miss Bessie Ryder will leave tomorrow
for Jacksonville. Illinois where she is at
tending seminary.
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Miss Kate Redfeld entertained a num-
Der of friends Monday evening il way Of
celebrating her birthday.
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As would naturally result society was
rather quiet this week, coming immedi-
etely after the holidays.
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Thursday evening the Eagle Rifles ac-
cepted the resignation of George Boyd and
elected Capt +. S. Hotchkis
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Mr. and Mrs. Schadd were surprised at
their home on South Market, Friday
evening, by cotorie of friends.
Miss Mosceline Baldwin and Miss Kate
Muodock left for Topeka yesterday after
noon to attend the inaugural ball.
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Mrs. A. A. Harshs gave tea at 1119
University avenue Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Phillips, OF Kansas City.
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Miss Mary Galloway. at her home on
North Main street, was surprised by a
number of friends Wednesday evening.
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The Knights Templar are giving series
of hops on Tuesday of each week. The
last was well attended and the guests aver
a most enjoyable success"
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From the Ottawa Republican: Minnie
Maxwell left last night for a couple of
weeks visit to Wichita. They say she
will reside there and be MRS. j. Mize.
Dr. and Mrs. Graham were surprised at
their home on North Market Thursday
evening by party OF friends. The hostess
spread a supper for The guests during the
evening, and the rest of the evening was
very pleasantly passed IN a social way.
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The Carlyle club adjourned last Sunday
evening to attend the mystagogue's show
at the Garfield. After the performance
they held a special meeting for the purpose
of examining into the beauties of that
passage on the "gullibility Of mankind in
general"
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Mrs, H. w. Kendle gave card party on
Thursday evening which is said to have
been very pleasurable. The company was
of Mr.. and Mrs, L. b. Jewett,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs J.
NJ Ross, Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Langworthy,
and Misses Gilbert and Dewey.
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The Eagle Rifles dancing club will give
the first of its series of hops on tomorrow
evening These balls which viii be given
weekly are under the management of
Prof. Tappan, who will instruct the men,
bers in new dances. The music is furn-
ished by the Italian string band.
The board of trade band ball Friday eve
ming proved quite an affair. The attend
ance was very large and the several COM
mittees were especially observant of all
the wants of the participants. The floor
was in a splendid condition and the dane
ers whirled around until quite a late hour
this morning.
Miss Grace Hibarger entertained on
Tuesday evening in celebration of her
The guests We're DR.. l. 5.
Hougland and Marion Mederlander, Geo.
and Alice Boyd. Charlie
Connley and Mile Sappenfeld, and
Messrs. Grand Woodman, Chas. Mcknight
and Eugene Garnett,
Miss Bernice Radcliffe, at her home, CSC
North Topeka, Friday evening entertained
a number of her little friends at games
and candy pull. Those present were Mel
lie Tilford Nellie Arey, Laura Gohangen,
Clarence Norris, Robert Norris, Eddie CO.
hangen, Eddie Arey, Harry Latham and
Howard Figg.
The following was contributed: The
Barrett Dramatic club met Monday even
ing st the residence Of Miss Blanche Mar
tin, Al Sherman avenue. An elaborate
program, comprising some of Wichita's
favorite and talented artists, was pre-
seuted aud fully appreciated by the in
vited guests.
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Among the parties of the week, none
were more enjoyable than the one given
by J. Y. Majors previous to his departure
for st. Louis at Beal's Dancing academy,
Friday evening. The program OF dances
was well selected and all the necessary
Tor the evening had been
attended TO. The supper Is re-
ported 70 have been especially choice and
epicnrean-
Ar. and Mrs. Schad were surprised at
their home. 80 South Topeka, Thursday
night by party OF friends. A most en-
ioyahle evening was the result. and also
of by 10 means short menu was