Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10


Fen wie'oot siller Wen be happy-we twa-
Did We come hame VIE fortune an fame
Gladly "a welcome ye, proud wud be:
fe'd meet vie a warm lovin' welcome fra me.
For tits ma the housen nor lands that loo
An tis ma the Her nor GOWNS grand t. an smart
Vie Ills bonny blue eye an warm tender heart
Sa come back to me, ladde, an dinna ye tarry
Wen have wee h9usen. sa cosy an bright,
While the heart O yere iassie and the burden "
WIN bath lose their weight,an' be happy an light
The Entire Nous society will give bal
Thanksgiving evening.
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Mis- Blanche Martin entertained a few Of
her intimate friends Thursday evening.
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Mr.. Fred L. johnson and Miss Gussie
Hoyt will be married next Thursday at
the home of the brides parents.
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Miss Matte Il. Sparks, of Kansas City,
arrived last evening. the guest of Miss
Florence Harley, on North Lawrence.
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A select skating party will be given
every Monday night at the roller skating
rink opposite the Grand opera house.
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Mrs. A H. Ward and Miss Sallie Nc
Neal returned home Saturday evening
from Garden Plain, where they had been
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Lloyd
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment, "The
Carnival Days. the second week in De-
cember. Full particulars in regard to the
entertainment will be made public at an
early date.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Frances Crouch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Crouch of Pittsburg, Pa,
to Mr., Howard II. Parker at the Calvary
Episcopal church at p. ~. Tuesday Oc-
tober Is.
Tuesday evening Miss Caroline Fisher,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher, a
very popular young lady of Wichita was
married to Mr. Nelson McClees After
she wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. McClees
will reside in Pueblo, where they viii be
ct home after November %.
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The Shakespeare society held its regular
meeting last Wednesday evening with
Mrs. G. w. Collins. conductor. The third
act of Cymbeline was discussed. Mr.
Cleaveland read a very able paper on
''Shakespeare's Women and added
especial interest to this meeting. Gym
beline will be finished at this weeks meet
ing.
The regular monthly open meeting of
Hypatia will be held On Monday at the
club rooms, DR.. Stevens new hall. The
committee on house and home have
charge of the program. Mrs. DR.. Bennett
and Mrs. Olive Reade will discuss affirm
atively and negatively the TOPIC: 'Is Co
operative Housekeeping Practical" Other
features will prove as interesting.
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Society, always on the 'qui vive' for
something new, is anticipating great
things from the preparations being made
for the Charity Ball'' on Thanksgiving
night. The two charitable organizations
who are joining hands in this laudable en-
terprise are celebrated for the elegance of
their entertainments and the coming con-
cert will eclipse all former efforts in this
line.
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A very enjoyable meeting of the Sun
flower and Ghost club was held Friday
evening at the residence of the Misses
Minnie and Lulu Dewey, South Emporia.
1t was the latter's birthday and the fol-
lowing members assembled: The Misses
Annette Cooner, Nellie Baldridge, Della
hnr izvi
Dayis and Messieurs Fred Ross, Fred Hell
lar, George Chatfield, Ansen Rutan,
Keneith Fossett, Earl Fossett and Anbroy
Davis. Lovely little souvenirs had been
prepared by the hostesses, consisting of
tiny sunfower tied by a ghostIy bit of
tissue paper, emblematical of the clubs
name. Game followed game and most
royal time was had. No club enjoys itself
more in this city. Miss Lulu had the best
wishes of all present.
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Topeka State Journal: At S O'Clock last
evening at the residence of Bernard Kelly
on East Eighth avenue. Miss Maud Kelly
and Isaac Lewis. of Emporia, were united
in marriage by Bishop w y. Ninde. Be-
sides the brides immediate relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Kelly and Miss Hortense
Kelly, there were present Mrs. Caroline
Mrs. 7. Fl. Lewis aud j. W. Lewis, OF En-
poria. The bride and groom left on the
midnight train for Emporia. where Mr..
Lewis is in the drug business as senior
member of the firm of Lewis & McCand-
less. He has the esteem and friendship of
ali acquaintance.
Mr. Kelly recently removed to this city
from Emporia to become United States
pension agent, aud Miss Maud had already
formed many pleasant acquaintance here.
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1.-The Chrysantemum fair will be given by
the ladies of St. Johns guild at Garfield
opera house Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings, November Is, Il and Is
Mrs. Murray Myers has charge of the
Rmusenlents for Wednesday evening. The
Peak sisters have been engaged and like
Jenness Miller will positively make their
last appearance before Wichita audience
All those who wish TO see them should
avail themselves of this last opportunity
10 see these charming and gifted sisters.
Mrs l.. I. Even has charge OF the enter
tainment FOR Thursday evening and has
promised us some fine vocal music by
some of the best local talent. Whispers
are also heard of some very fine clog dane
ing upon the stage which will amply re
pay those who attend. Mrs q a. Smith
las charge of Friday evening and will
give US some fine tableaux vivants. She
has also engaged IA dramatic club who will
give something very fine in their way.
The Italian band will be in attendance