Wichita eagle., 1889-05-26
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
An Array Of Picnics, Fetes. Solrees,
Teas. Dinners and Card Parties--A
Dance at Riverside and
Banjo Party
Personals.

Mrs. r I. Humble entertained the ladies
of St. Johns Guild Thursday afternoon.
The friends of Clifford Sawyer gave him
q simmer Tuesday evening in celebration OF
his birthday.
number of young folks have planned
another dance at Riverside next Wednes-
day evening.
Saturday noon Master Gene Kramer and
Miss Hattie Gowdy headed u picnic of
Young people at Riverside.
Mrs. b. Coulter entertained large num-
her of the members of the First Presby-
terjan church at her home on South
Seneca
Mrs. Clark, Of South Lawrence, enter
tanned the Hypatia Monday afternoon.
The club will give the closing party on
June 3.
Mrs. Samuel Woodland returned from
Kansas City yesterday and leaves today
for FL Paso. Tex, where Mr.. Woodland Is
now located.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Levy gave dinner to a few friends which
is reported to have been quite correct and
proper IN every respect.
Tuesday evening quite crowd of society
people repaired to Riverside to enjoy the
dance, but the music failed to put in a
appearance and bowling was substituted
for amusement.
Miss Kate Murdoch entertained at her
home on Oak street Friday evening in
honor of Miss Alice Murdoch, OF FL
Dorado. A very enjoyable evening IS re-
ported by the participants.
Thursday evening Bruce Priddy gave
farewell party to very few of his most
intimate friends. After refreshments Mr..
Priddy conducted his guests to the portico
where be regaled them with choice music
on the banjo, of which he is quite viz
tuosc.
Thursday evening Miss Lille Wilbur,
OF 1885 North Waco, entertained the Dew
Drop serenading club. Miss Clements
and Miss May Pearse assisted. The COM
pany INDUCED in dancing. cards and re-
freshments during the evening and thor
oughly good time is reported.
Last Friday evening the guests of the
Carey hotel held a soiree among them
selves at the parlors of the hotel. Cards,
dancing and refreshments We're the at
fractions during the evening. Those hon
ored with invitations were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Walker,
MIR. and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Zach Null
ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Slough, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holbrook, Drs. Foote and Rlbbee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frasier, Nessrs w. E. Beattie and
Will Horn.
Thursday evening Mrs. s. ". Norris
gave whist party at her home, 622 North
Topeka After the game, later on in the
evening, the guests We're invited TO n
sumptuous spread, of which they partooh
with good cheer. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Z. H. Creditor. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
b. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. A, L. Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tilden, Mr. and Mrs
Pearce Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and
Mrs E. Leach, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs.
Spingel and Mr.. Newcomb, of Boston.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jackson, of South Water street, enter
tanned. Cards, dancing and divers amuse-
ments went up TO make the evening very
pleasant one. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Il. b. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. t. Nc
Naughten and Miss Lettie McNaughten,
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I.
Moore and Miss Russell of Lawrence. DIR.
and Mrs Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson,
Mrs. w. L. McBee, Mrs. Turner, Misses
Bicker ard Harrington, and Messrs. Bow
man. Herbert and j. Jackson.
Tuesday evening at their homo on North
Fourth avenue the Misses Eller enter