Wichita eagle., 1889-12-01


Piano solo. .......... Miss Ella Rutherford
Recitation. Miss Ida Menassa
FlanO SOLO,. Miss earn
Song. .............G Graham Quartette Club
Pianist, Miss Lena Shaw.
The entertainment will begin at 7:3O. Go
early if you wish to secure seats.
The party given by Mrs. S. E. Jocelyn TO
her daughter, Genevra, Friday evening,
being that bright young lady's formal
entrance into society, was, in formality
and spirit, the proper thing, conforming
to all the correct usages and convention
alities Of modern society. Thiss aus
picious event In Miss Jocelyn's life brings
forth the wishes of her numerous friends
that she may shine brilliantly in society,
as she is able, and yet retain some bright
rays for the intellectual world, in which
she is an active worker. The guests at the
Jocelyn home. on North Topeka, Friday
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Behring, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Munson, Mr..
and Mrs. Bion Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whitlock, Miss Rea Woodman. Miss Net
tie Harris, Miss Beatrice Thomas, Miss
Vallie Old, Miss Minnie Skinner, Miss
Bessie Rider, Miss Mignon Viele,
Miss Ida Reese, Miss Ollie Reese.
Miss Harriet Johnston, Miss Mamie
Mead, Miss Emily Gallagher, Miss
Lillian Hamblin, Miss Maud Pratt, Miss
Ella Hellar, Miss Mabel Larimer, Miss
Lulu Sherwood, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss
Frances Foster, Miss Sadie York, Miss Dell
Baynum, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Agnes
Croskey, Miss Lulu Anawalt. Miss Virga-
line Lucy, and Messrs. Tom Garst, Rob
Smyth. Chas. Rumsey, c. Il. Topping, JAS
L. Mead. Tom Harris, H. S. Skinner, Grant
Woodman, H. J. Hagney. Harry Sheppard,
G. w. Allison, Frank Russellell, Ed Car
yer, G. B. Chapman, Ed Stevens, Harry
Dunbar, Chas Bracken, Frank Jones, H.
Holt and c. Hamilton.
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The Entire Nous gave its fourth annual
charity ball Thanksgiving evening, and
in every respect was success and an event
long to be remembered by those present
The costumes were both elegant and ex-
pensive. and the program of dances WAS
well selected, and all together the
evening was very enjoyable. The company
WAS composed of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs B. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Katz, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Gross. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Jacks, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Lytle, Mr.. and Mrs
0. c. Daisy, Mr. and Mrs A Hess, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ruggles. DR..
and Mrs c. +. McAdams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Poole and Miss Mccullough, of
Bellaire, O.; Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Payne,
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Mrs. H. Joseph, Mrs. G. V. Shepard, Mr..
aud Mrs. s. Druhker, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Hewy and Miss Nettie Mock, of Kansas
City; Mrs. l.. \. Woodcock, Mrs. H. +.
Hartzeil, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. S Drukker.
Mr.. and Mrs Dichman, of Lawrence; Mrs.
Maxwell, Miss Matte Fabrioue and
her cousin, Miss Matte Ashbrook,
of Memphis; Tenn; Miss Sadie
York, Miss leila Tusch, Miss
NJ. Pratt, the Misses Phoebe and Belle
Goldberg. Miss Lena Joseph, Miss S Rich
ards. Miss ". Struble, Miss Ella Souders,
the Misses Belle. Lille, Esther and Rachel
Drukker, Miss B. Gerson. of Newton: Miss
NJ. Sappenfield, Miss G. Hibarger, Miss
NJ Young. the Misses L and A Rossler,
the Misses Renetta and Malinda Ross and
Miss Daisy Bruner and Messrs- Ben Glaze,
Grant Woodman, Charles Newcomer. H.
Shepard, N. B. Cohn. W. II. Boone, J. ID.
Humphrey, Jr., W. IIsdd, NJ Veile, l. II.
Hettinger, W. l. Osbourne. F. Anawalt,
g. E Hammsnn, ". D. McClees, T. FoGg
w. Hoffman and Bruce Priddy.
The Thompson Houston electric light
people expect TO be able to give all night
service by the first Of January next. They
placed their order for the double carbon
lamps some time ago and expect 20 receive
some of them by the middle of this month
when they will commence placing them
The third annual tournament of the
Wichita Gun club will commence on the
9Th instant and close ON the morning nf