Wichita eagle., 1889-12-01

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"Ana then s1sannah shook her cyrls
And whispered. rs afraid OF girls
Miss Cora Scott is visiting the MISSES
Bliss. of North Main street
A new piano club is to be organized by
number of ladies of the city.
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The Albion association will give grand
ENGLISH banquet on December To-
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Mr. Copeland, the Tourist 1of 'ne
Graham Paper company, st. LOUIS Is III
the city.
Ecp.nop seems to have played first fid-
ale To some OF this city's Berry Walls
Thanksgiving.
Miss MYRTLE DEAN and Miss Mary Hall
spent Thanksgiving in Newton, the gnesCS
of Miss Bessie Matthias.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cushman entertain
ed few of their most intimate TRENDS
Thanksgiving evening.
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Mrs. J. W. Spoken, Of Emporia, is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. S. ID. HalloweH, OF
College Hill, for few weeks.
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The Mozart conservatory of music Will
give a recital at the Garfield university To-
morrow evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
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The Social and Business club of College
hill will meet at the clubs rooms, corner
of Douslas and Hillside, Tuesday even
Sng.
The Y. l.. c. A.-that is, the Young La
t.ies Culinary Association, will meet with
Miss Matte Fabrique next Thursday alter
nyon.
Miss Ella Bourgelt entertained Thursday
evening in honoro of Miss Mollie Brown, of
Hutchinson, and Miss Eta Nogle, of FL
Dorado.
A great number of young people enjoyed
The mazes of the fascinating dance at
Beaps dancing academy Thanksgiving af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Threlkeld enter
famed a number of friends Thanksgiving
day. A sumptuous dinner occupied first
place in the list of pleasures.
Miss Adelaide McVicar, the charming
daughter of Mrs c. NJ McVicar, will be
married to Mr.. l. w. Miner, at the First
Baptist church, at 1880 O'Clock Wednesday
evening.
Miss Alice Butler entertained large
number of her friends at her home, l34l
Wichita street, Thanksgiving eve. Games
and music were the amusement OF the
evening.
The Hesperian society of the Wichita
university postponed their regular enter
tainment last Friday night until the fol-
lowing Friday evening, on account Of
vacation.
A great many of he young brides of this
city demonstrated. Thanksgiving day, their
inability to roast a turkey and fnily as
many young bubbles" their inability to
carve one
Mrs. Alex Rankin, one of the noted edu-
Gators of the state, was in attendance at
the meeting of the Teachers association.
Mrs r. was the guest of Mrs Z. A Allen
while in the city.
Dora Martin entertained a few of her
friends on Thanksgiving evening and
profusion of compliments of Miss Martins
ability as hostess shows how delightful
an occasion this was to all those present.
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THANKSGIVING was observed more in
Wichita this year than usual. Speaking
of the proper manner of observance, 1t WAS
noticed that the principal rites among the
young people consisted in sacrifice of sole
leather
The graduating class of SO met Friday
evening AT the residence of Miss Blanche
Fechheimer. After the business meeting
avoluntary program was given and games
and dancing filed I'D the remainder of the
evening.
Mr.. Willis Holmes, the popular manager
of the Pittsburg, Kan, Office of the Carey
Lombard Lumber company, came over
and spent Thanksgiving with his-well,
his friends. lhe Peerless Princess mas
peculiar charm for Willis.
The ladies of Central Christian church
will give one of their delightful luncheons
next Friday afternoon and evening at the
church, corner Second and Market. The
well known character of these monthly
entertainments. with the added display of
an elegant assortment of fancy and useful
articles for sale will no doubt insure a
large attendance.
= 1t is supposed that the usual number OF
ladies will receive callers on New Years
day. OF course the back east tiend will
say that society in the east has abandoned
the custom, but western society does not
act the toady TO, nor ape is eastern sister,
and it surely viii not show its servility by
neglecting this source of so much pleasure
and good cheeI.
At 6 O'Clock Wednesday evening, at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr. Louis
Steinbuchel and Miss Clara Dunbar were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
Rev. r. I. Savn oficiated on this happy
occasion. A large number of presents
were received. = large. sumptuous spread
WAS partaken of by those present at the