Wichita eagle., 1889-02-10
SOCIALSWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOB THE WEEK.
Juvenile Parties by the Wholessle-Mrs.
Guthrie's Luncheon and Mrs.
Ewen's Entertainment the
Events of the Week.

EVeuLS Oh GQ6 w Sok
Miss Lulu Fox is visiting in Quincy,
Mrs. DIR. Graham entertained on Monday
evening.
Miss Dora Scott entertained at her home
on North Waco, Monday evening.
Miss Allie Fitch, of Paris, Indiana, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. /. r. Wilson.
DR.. Mamie Stevens entertained the EN-
erson class on Wednesday evening.
The Seaforth dancing club held its usual
delightful hop on Monday evening.
Miss D. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
is visiting her brother, Will Kadford.
Mrs H. NJ Duck entertained the Fair
mount Euchre club Thursday evening.
The Knights of Pythias will give re-
ception at the Metropole on Tuesday, the
10Th inst.
Mrs L. D. Mayhem, of ST. Louis, Mo, is
visiting Mrs. j. II. Bla <, of 800 South
Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. R. E Guthrie, Jr, received at her
home on North Waco Friday afternoon.
The guests whose names were not obtain
able numbered about one hundred and
fifty.
The program of the Shakespeare club for
the next meeting is rs follows: Mr.. DE
Long will give a brief history of the play.
Mr.. Gordon will give character sketch OF
Petruchio. Miss Marlowe will give a
character sketch of Katherine. The read
ing will be the second act of .sThe Tanning
OF the Shrew."
Thursday afternoon Miss Flora Griffin
entertained her young friends at hel
home in Riverside. The company con-
sisted of Misses Nellie Arey. Laura Fitch
Babe Jones, Tweet Mason, Annie Shower,
and Masters Frank Davidson, Charlie
Campbell, Joe Shower, H. Tilford. Harry
Figg, E. Arey, Jones, Bob Campbell, +,
Jones, and Fitch.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Oak stree,
Presbyterian church will hold Valentine
SociaP' next Wednesday eve., Feb. 18th
at their church on East Oak street. 4
musical program will be carried out anC
refreshments served. Valentines of al
sizes and prices will be offered for sale
and the postoffice department at the
| church will insure prompt delivery of the
same. Tickets including refreshments
rs cents.
On Saturday, the End inst. Miss JOSH,
Getto entertained a few of her young
friends, Music, dancing and divers pas
times occupied the attention of the guest:
Zeininger. Emma Bristow, Carrie Bonnetti
Stacie Niederlander, Albertina Bissantz
Lucy Guthrie, Lulu Hatton, Daisy Zein
niger, Theresa Getto, Ethel Niederlandel
and Mary Klmmerle.
The Cribbage club met with Mr.
and Mrs. SwartZ, on South Lawrence
Friday evening, and passed q
very enjoyable evening. Miss Yancy
assisted the hostess The members of the
club present were Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Wal.
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. McBee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gen,z, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. t. j. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Banker, Misses Kate and
Emma Swartz, Priches and Mr.. Herbert
The home of Miss Ida Maxwell, in the
north part of the city, was the scene OF
much gaiety on last Wednesday evening.
Miss Maxwell entertained several of her
most intimate friends after that fashion
that would grace queen. The evening
was spent in music of various kinds. Cards
and dancing were also INDUCED. Those
present were the Misses Ester Osborne,
Grace Maxwell. Helen Wisner, Dora Scott,
Mr.. VanDosdall c. McAfee, Lee Davis,
Hank Heinrich, w Goldsworthy.
Howard Figg. of Riverside, dispensed
hospitality to his youthful friends, Friday
evening, with an abundance of fun and
refreshments. His guests were Celia Parks,
Flora Griffin, Mamie Figg, Clarence Nor
rs, Nellie Aver, Fodie Stanley, Beruice
Radcliffe, Bessie Parks, May mes, Nellie
Tilford, Laura GohegaD, Masters Eddie
Aver, Harry Stanley, Harry Boaz, Frank
Davidson, Clarence Boaz. Bob Norris,
Leslie Heisermann, Charles Jones, Harry
Latham, Ed Gohegan and Fred Jones.
Harry johnson entertained also on Sat
urday evening at his home on North Mar
ket His guests were Misses Lulu Nc
Namara, Rirdine Hays, Alma Stewart,
Zilpha Arnold Beulah Mcnamara, Maggie
Wade, Laura Gibbs, Ida Woodman, Maude
Arnold, Belle Rogers, Anna Jones and
Masters Walter Marshall, Dick Wade,
Ralph Jones, Lynn Carlton, Joe Hlnkle,
Chas. Lampard. Harry Long. Will Ford,
Howard Hartzell, Edward Turner, Louis
Mendenhall and Tommy Wade.
Miss May Fathers entertained num-
Der of her friends Monday evening at her
home. No. 235 South Pattie avenue. The
evening was spent in games, music, ETC.,
till late hour when a fine luncheon was
served, after which all departed for home.
Those present were as follows: Misses Ida
Williams, Maggie Garwood, Ada Barrick,
Ida Maxwell, Francis Bldendeffer, jennie
Costello, Georgia Holcomb, Helen Wesner,
Effie Pechin, Messrs. Geo. Burns, Lewis
Ward, Will Marks, Roland Hepler, w. L.
D'Ando, w. 5. Diddle.
On Tuesday evening Miss Lizzie Dickin-
son was surprised by her pupils at 436
South Lawrence and a very enjoyable
evening is reported. The participants
were Misses Lizzie MoMillen, Kate Bon
nell, Ella Freeman, Maggie Garwood, Keith
Lulu Dewey, Della Steinhaus, Mary Da-
vies, Ethel Elder Lena Shaw. Minnie
Dewey, Sadie Caldwell, Carrie Shy, Laura
and Leila Purdue: Masters Ora Sumption,
Frank Rice, Peter Eckrout. Herbert Chest
nut, Edgar Chestnut, Isaac Lyons, Harry
Bowman and Hall Mccoy.
On Saturday evening Miss Jennie Fergu-
son entertained at 1902 South Lawrence.
The evening was passed in. the usual
social way. Those present were
Misses Eta Hartzell, Clara Piele, Ida Gale,
Lille Handquest, Nellie Mcpherson Mag
gle McDermund, Lucy Loveless. Oma Hell
ton, Lizzie ShaffeF, iona Loveless, Elva
Gale, Lillian Hickok, Matte Ferrili,
Messrs. Lucius Mcpherson. w. ". Piele,
Geo. Hartzell, Frank Greaves, A Kendall,
J. +. Huffman W. 5. Rice. w. r. Helion.
c. F. Soule. j. 5 Gale, Harry Hatfield,
Charlie Loveless.
Mrs l. T. Even entertained the ladies
of the ST. john Guild at her home on Col
lege Hill Thursday afternoon The pro-
gram carried out is reported 20 have beer
very excellent. Among the guests were
Mesdames T. l. Humble, c. F. Adams, l..
c. Jackson, G. Harrington, w. II kauf-
man, j. ID. Alexander, G. II. PeckhaEl, b.
H. Campbell, H. NJ. Davis, J. b. Rouse,
c. 5. Frlzelle, c. Adams. C. l. Scott, j. A.
Talmadge, j. Junkerman, NJ. c. Campbell,
T. Coen, L. Henderson, J. II. Alley, VI.
Young. Moore. >. Walters, WEIGH, Judge
Iyil1 II Cofnurou