Wichita eagle., 1889-02-17

Miss Mary Virgins is in the city.
Mrs. Lee Hall is visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. Russell Harding has returned Il
The city.
Miss Emma McClees entertained OF
Thursday evening.
The Antlcrs will give their masquerade
On Wednesday evening next
The Eagle Rifles in uniform will attend
ball at Newton next Friday evening
Mrs. ]. C. Rutan entertained on Wednes
day evening at her home on College Hill.
Mrs. G. H. Black entertained Tuesday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Mayhem, OF ST
Louis.
Mrs. J. l.. Lawson entertained in honor
of Miss Daniels, of Sedalia, Mo-, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. w. A. Smith left last evening on q
business trip to ST. Louis and Chicago
where he will remain for several weeks.
Messrs. Garnett, Joe Carey, B. B. Cush-
man, VIII Carey entertained very elegant
Iy at their rooms at the Carey Wednesday
evening.
Tuesday evening the knights Templar
gave another hop. which was the most en-
joyable of the week, but which, however,
also showed decrease in attendance.
ing was very poorly attended and at the
present rate of interest taken in these hops
looks very much like death for the club.
The valentine social and concert at the
Oak Street church on Wednesday evening
was a pronounced success in every partlc-
ular All seemed to enjoy the evening
and quite handsome sum was realized
for the organ fund
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Walton gave whist
party Wednesday evening to few friends.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Wal
Mrs. w. B. Hanscombe, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Burr Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Farnum.
Mr. b. H. Campbell gave a dinner to a
few gentlemen friends on Saturday even
ing at his new residence in Riverside. The
guests were A. A. Hyde. w. S. Corbett, J.
o. Davidson, y. L. Niederlander, H. W.
Lewis, George Dold, T. G. Fitch, c. A.
Walker, c. l. Davidson, NJ. c. Campbell.
The recital of the Mozart conservatory
Monday evening was very largely
attended and was very fine excepting
=. Mr.. John Shasti1, who
played the Moonlight Sonata" received
an encore which was doubly compliment
ary inaSmuch as the average audience not
strict y musical usually succ ami TN Ter
that andante movement IN the beginning
of the piece.
The Thomas Carlyle Literary club took
n little recreation at its last meeting and
read Julius Caesar" But, a-lack- a-day-
Atony became cholerlc at the puny re-
Spouse of the citizens for the i'll, and l he
a bad iackasS that he was, refused to 20
farther Caesar complained of being I'M
buried, Cassius and:Brutus lOnged for the
cue that never came, and the tenth of Feb
ruary has been cast out of the society S
tones.
Fairmol.at will be grieved to learn of
the organization of a new orchestra by the
Y. T. C.. society. This will probably con-
sist of a violin, tuba. cello and drum,
and possibly cymbals. An arrangement
OF a minuet by Mozart, which is treasured
up as a musical curiosity by one of the
city's Conservatives might be obtained by
the new orchestra not however, without
some difficulty as this strange arrange
ment has apparently no counterpart in eX-
istence.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs S. D. Hol-
lowell were agreeably surprised. A palat
able lunch and social amusement took up
the attention of the guests, who were Mr..
and Mrs. Doran, Mr., and Mrs. Hassig aud
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs CARMEN, Mr.. and
Mrs Schumacher Mr.. and Mrs. Glunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Nudd. Mr. and Mrs. McNaugh-
ten. MIR. and Mrs Newman and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs Taylor and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs. Kendle, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis. Mr.,
and Mrs. Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. klauss,
MIR. and Mrs. Bruggeman.
The senior class of the high school was
Friday evening given another of those
pleasant receptions by Miss Anna Burr, at
her home, 1873 South Hydraulic avenue
After attending to some business matters
and listening to the program given below
the class was asked to par axe of mcSo
dainty spread. This over with the rest of
the evening was spent in parlor games and
social amusements and it was not till a
late hour that the guests could persuade
themselves to leave that hospitable roof.
Inst. duet. Observation-Disclosures. LIE Juif errat
Anna Burr, Maggie Woody.
Original poem. Commencement Night
Paul Brown.
Vocal solo. Merrily | Roam
Bessie Matthias.
Composition. Observation-Disclosures Dream
Bertha Matthias
Violin solo. Observation-Disclosures. viii Harris
Last Thursday evening Miss Maud But
terfield was completely and most agreeably
surprised by a larse humble of her friends,
wHo cell d st her home in the Martinsou
block. w st Side. and passed many social
hours. a large number of valentines Were
received. The following were present;
Maud Slower, Retta Williams, Guy How
ara, Elmer AeSenbtT, lldlSN ONegIte1,
Happy Randall. Seth Oldfield Maud Cobb.
Roy Stokes, Dora Coleman, Susie Camp
bell, Andrew Nortram, Mary Burreil.
Bruce Ives, Maggie Bachtel. Lorraine
Watts. Harry Beamer Grin Rank, Clar-
ence Chambers. Ida kensler. Guy Hill. Ed
gar Johnson. Max Turner, Bert McCor-
mick, Ida Howard, Theran Barrett, Harry
Grace Wood, Charlie Kenyon, Frank Ken
yon, Willie Martinson. Wilson Butter
field Jno. Elliott.
he following Is the program or Miss
Hamblin's recital at the Zimmerly build
Ing Moniay evening:
Gounod Night Breeze>
Miss Hambiin, e.. smyth.
Lassen. Thine Eyes So Blue
Miss Morrison.
Braga. ...................An Angels SerenaGe
Miss G. Jocelyn.
Violin Obllgato........ Sherman Skinner
Abt. ................... Embarrassment
Robert Smyth.
Coenen. .......:.........S Spring Greeting
Miss Hobbs.
Mendelsohn a. But the Lord is Mindful &.
of His Own Rec and Aria
Greig b. Knight OF Old
t. Is. Garst.
Campala Fountain of Love
Mrs. Coen, Miss Hamblin, Mis- Hobbs.
Bendel a............... Heart Throbs
Diehl ! Happy Go Lucky
Mr.. Bracken.
Friday evening the chapel of the Wichita
university was we'll filed with an intelii-
gent and appreciative audience to hear the
second recital OF the department of music.
Among those present were DR.. Tilden
kirkwood, ID. J. Chattefield, A L. Rouch.
Rev. j. w. Love. J. h. Brown, B. F. Yohe.
E. F. Froman. c. c. Feese, :. c. Eich
holtz, Z. L. Kemp. B. Jones and theil
families. Misses Edith Mason, Mar
Brown, l. +. Echert. Maude Tuter. Bole-