Wichita eagle., 1889-12-01

reported to have been model In good
cheer and culinary taste. The guests
were Prof j. H. Garfield, Mrs Mary
Meade, of Davenport, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutch
ings, j. L. and Mamie Meade.
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| Ladies of the First Presbyterian church
are very busy getting ready for their en-
tertainment, "The Carnival of Days." to
be given at Garfield hall December 10 and
II. The ladies of the church are cordially
| INVITED and expected to assist. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday of this
week, at Mrs. Garver's.
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Miss Maggie Garwood was rendered a
pleasant surprise Friday evening at her
home, 9l7 South Topeka The occasion
was that of the hostess twentieth birth
day, and the numerous social amusements
of the evening made it an enjoyable one.
The guests were Misses Katie Corwin,
Eva Corwin. Ida Latham, Sadie Latham,
Wigs, Jessie Reynolds, Rebecca Edrick-
! son, Messrs, Lewis Short. VIII Marks,
James Bridenstein, Lewis Ward. Jay
Sweet, John Pool and Ed. Davis.
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Two well known young gentlemen, both
| formerly Of this city, Mr. Ralph Richards
! and Mr.. Fred Anawalt, are now publiehers
| and editors of society paper at Fort
Scott, which is a very creditable sheet in
| deed. Other than social news, which is
its proper forte. the paper also INDUCES In
matters of political and commercial inter-
est, and the bounty of advertisements dis
played demonstrates the prosperity or the
| business end of the concern. These young
gentlemen have the wishes for prosperity
of their numerous friends in this city.
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Thanksgiving eve Miss Fannie Swain
entertained at her home, 800 South Law
renee. All sorts of games that 90 to make
up merry and joyful company were
brought forth here and the whole even
ing's enjoyment was capped off capitally
with tasty supper. The guests were
Misses Jennie Jennings, Lille Hasslg.
Matte and Lila Reese, Kate and Eva
Corwin, Maggie Garwood Eda and Lizzie
Fortner. Baker and Messrs. Henshaw,
Boyer, Weaver, johnson, Briolstein, John
Andrews, Forrest McNess, Oscar Swain,
Milton Pierce, Fred Hardesty and John
Pool.
One Of the most enjoyable and pleasant
banquets was given at the palatlal resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Heiserman at
Riverside Friday night. The following
well known gentlemen graced the bountl-
full board: Gen. Murray Myers, Col J. K.
Hallowell, Col. Emmett Callahan, Capt. j.
4. Doran Capt. Lee Taylor, Hon. Charles
Balance, J. Z. Henley, Chas. II. Luling,
Dumont. Price, Maj. Ben Downing, Hon.
A r. Carpenter, Thode Brown and several
other gentlemen. Mr. and Mrs. Heiserman
will be long remembered for their genial
hospitality. Cards, music and matters of
state were the order of the eveninn.
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The Cowley delegation to the Teachers
convention, which comprised quite num-
Der of pretty and intelligent heads. yester-
day morning were conducted by Bob" Of
the business Office, through the EAGLE
Office. from press room to the sanctum,
and shown the workings of the establish
ment entire and We're of course highly
pleased. The party was composed Of Mrs.
Julia Cation of Winfield, county superin-
tendent, and Misses Dora Jack, Adele
Clendenin, Nellie and Mabel Dean, Emily
Hyatt, Alice Shelton, Mrs. Rankin, Maggie
Ford, Prof. Boyd, Miss Earlawgher of Ar
kansas City, and Prof Rice of Winfield.
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Misses Birdie Love, Alice and Nellie
Jones gave surprise party in honor of
Miss Laura Nuss. at the Wichita univer-
sity last Friday evening. The early por-
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spent with games and conversation, when
the party sat down to a sumptuous repast.
Miss Nuss' entertaining ability proved to
be one worthy of commentator. Among
those present were Misses Foster, Robert
son, Buck, Birdie Love. Nuss. Alice and
Nellie Jones; Messrs. p and S. Brown, J.
w. kelchner, L. S Cook. Foster, A. Ru-
tan, j. Phillips, Z. Shipe, j. Lapp. c.
Dresback, c. Knorr, J. and ". Holloway,
ii. W. Teeter, and Arthur Tull.
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A large party of young friends of Harry
Harrison surprised him last Wednesday
evening at his home, 100 East Third street.
Harry was completely taken by surprise,
but with the assistance of his sister, Miss
Cora, entertain d his friends very pleas
antly until late hour Games, social
chat, etc, made the evening pass only too
swiftly for those in attendance, who were
as follows: Misses Pierce, Stanley, Flora,
Beaver, Pool, Weaver, Reynolds, Harroun.
Harrison, Elliott; Messrs. Clark, East,
Picket, Weaver, Miller, Lieurance. Dando,
Ward, Short, Bridenstine. Pool, Pari1in-
son, wan Swearinger, Pickett. Clark.
Matthews, Pierce. Marks, Harrison and
others.
Wednesday evening decidedly rich and
pleasant affair took place at the Carey no.
tel. 1t was supper whose menu had the
supervision of number of judges who
know what is what in a great universe OF
eatables and abounded in piquant relishes
and savory dishes. Then the witty aud
sparkling responses to toastS at the con-
clusion left the guests in unusually good
humor to pass the remainder OF the even
ing. Those participating were W. II.
RRuch, Mamie Meade, p. B Rohrhaugh,
Miss l.. a. Owen. I. H Robinson, Gail
Caldwell. ID. w. McClees, Emma McClees,
Warren Fogg B. l.. Keenan,, W. H. Bri-
denbaugh, Is. y. Boyd, George Fitting.
George Hammann, 5. s. Billings, ". Ladd,
Oscar belong. Misses Malinda Ross. Ella
A Grove. Anna Reel, Ossie Haye, Julia
Ross, Mile Sappenfield and DOVE Robin
son, MIR. and Mrs. Mckenzie.
The Antlers club gave their initial ball
at Beal's "Wednesday evening and ii was.