Wichita eagle., 1889-01-13

supplied. Those present We're Misses
Juchter, Youngmeyer, Miltner, Wilke,
| Crowbath, Roth and Lohman, and Messrs.
II. Wilke, H. Miltner. H. Krease, James
Wilke, 10. Easlin, j. Beaver and E. Her
mann.
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Mrs. s. w Norris entertained the Dew
| Drop club at her home on North Topeka,
Thursday evening. Cards, dancing, music
and refreshments, altogether made out a
very pleasant evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Spingal, Mrs. Latham,
Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Myr-
tie Hamman, Mabel Sandefur, Walter
Fouts, Van Zandt Petty, Harry Sheppard
Harry Dunbar and Sherman Skinner.
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On Monday evening at her home on
South Market, Mrs. Lee Jerome enter
tained in honor of her daughter, Miss
Nellie, who will soon return to school
The evening is reported very enjoyable
one, with dancing, cards, games, supper,
etc. in order. The guests whose names
were available were: Misses Blanche
Dresser Mathews, Hall. Ella Dresser. Mrs.
Hall. Messrs Marshall, Will Collins,
Warren Fogg, Geo. C. Gardner, Claude
Forrest, VIII Hungate, Clyde Gates
Goodrow and Osborne.
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The Fairview Whist club has reappear-
ed, evidently after prolonged hiberna-
ton, but it is question whether the re-
vival is permanent or not. Mrs. Alexan-
der had the pleasure of entertaining the
club on Wednesday evening last, and this
she did most ably. The choice refresh
ments for which this is noted were not
wanting. Among the following several of
the old members will be recognized: Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Alley, MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs b. II. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. LaFevre. Judge and Mrs.
Lauck, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, Chas.
Rumsey and Mrs. Bond.
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Thursday evening q number of young
people gathered at the elegant home of
Miss SaIlie NcNeal, 229 South Lawrence
avenue. The evening was well spent in
music and dancing until quite late, when
an elegant lunch was spread. They all
departed feeling that the evening was en-
jovably spent. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. G. H Dennis, Miss Mary klum,
Miss Belle Stout, Miss Hettie Nicwenger,
Miss Lettie McNaughten. Miss Blanche
Dresser, Miss Nickel, Miss Sallie McNeal;
Messrs W. Burlington, w. J. killeen, w
Fogg, C. A Parker, c. Bracken, George
aud Will McNeal.
On FRIDAY evening at her home on
North Market, Mrs. Chas P. Moore enter
tanned in honor OF Miss Dunbar, of Ohio.
guest OF Mrs. Russell Harding. EUchre
was the carte Of the evening. Miss Dun
bar also favored the company with a reci-
tation. i dainty repast was served. The
guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harding,
Misses Migion Viele, Schank, Knhn, Nc
Vicar, Negbaur. Miller, McGee, Harding,
Phelps, McGee and Miss Hutchins, OF
Iowa, and Messrs. Chas. Curtis, Frank
Curtis, Ed Moore, Geo. Allison, Miller,
Schank, Behrlng, Durkee, Bleckley,
Hamman McGee, and Van lyle.
The Antlers club. which is the most sue
cessfuI dancing club in the city, held one
of its enjoyable meetings at Beal's Wednes-
day evening with the following members
and ladies present: Mr.. and Mrs, F. ".
Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hatfield, G.
c. Gardner and Melinda Ross. J. ". Gray,
Blsnche Brandon and Cora Gray, J. l..
Meade, Matte Fabrique. Frank Jones,
Florence Blair. W. :. Shepherd and Anna
Rossler Il. V Shepherd and Sadie York,
W II. Boone and Emma McClees. G. NJ.
Howe and Renetta Ross, G. J. Gray and
wife, J. A. Allison ana Lydia English j.
h Reynolds and wife. l. {. Miller and
Mabel Martin, T. z BIeckiy and Alice Lit
tell, G. F. WhitIock and Kate Reddeld,
Mr. and Mrs Ben Defienoaugh, Ed Phil
lips and Miss Burke and Messrs c. Z.
Sawyer, II. E AunavaUlt and K. Il Chap
man.