Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
tain-High Teas, Balls and Soirees-
The Season Evidently Closing.

Miss Cecil Eaton, of Chicago, is the que.
of Miss May Virgins.
Mrs. A. w. Oliver entertained at hig
tea on Wednesday evening.
tits rumored that the boat club wi
give masquerade ball soon.
The Hypatia will meet with Mrs. Guth
RE, North Waco. tomorrow afternoon.
The Entire Nous society will give
masquerade ball on the eighteenth inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Seward entertaine
the Kings Daughters on Wednesday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Gregory, of Leaven
worth, are the guests of j. P. Allen ant
wife.
Mr.. Chas. T. Champion and bride vii
arrive from Knoxville, Tennessee, thi
week.
The Knights Templar will give another
hop Tuesday evening In the Crawford
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Wall entertained at
at their home on North Fourth Wednes-
day evening.
a number of friends surprised Mrs. T.
j. Holmes, Tuesday evening at her home
on South Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Mccoy celebrated
the eighteenth anniversary OF their wed
ding Thursday evening.
The graduating class of the high school
gave avery unique entertainment Friday
evening, which was well attended
Mrs. l.. Hollenback gave a tea Friday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. S. Herdegen, OF
Topeka, at her home on Llewellyn street.
The Piano clubs meeting at Prof. Met
calls was postponed on account of other
engagements on the part of the members.
On North Waco. Tuesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Smythe entertained, and
royalty, too, If the opinions of guests 90
Tor ought.
ladies of the guild to Dean Adams and
wife Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Myers was a grand sue
cess.
The Carlyle club has adjourned for
Lent, or such at least is the report, but it
is whispered that the real cause arose from
fuss over the pronunciation of either"
and neither"
a new club, which has adopted the
name Of Silver Spray" will give its mi
tial ball at the Crawford Grand next Fri
day evening. 1t will be full dress affair
and highly elite.
Society now is celebrating on the re-
moval OF young man from society, who,
agreeSble person on earth, persists in
wearing sack coat on all occasions, much
TO the disparagement in the tone Of the af-
fair
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. McBee entertained
the Cribbage club Tuesday evening. The
attendance included Mr.. VIM. johnson
and wife, Mr.. Harry Moore and wife, Mr..
I. J. Holmes and wife, Mr.. Ed Schwartz
and wife, Mir. James Banker and wife, Mr..
Ward and wife. Mr.. Jackson and wife,
Mr.. r. Wallace and wife. Miss Blank, and
Messrs. Isaac Johnson, King and johnson.
Friday evening Mrs. Anna Mcdonald
was enjoyably surprised by a number of
her friends at the home of her sister, Mrs
Fortna. 507 North Main. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelchner, Mrs.
Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. 2. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner, Misses Minnie Nc
Connaughey, Mary Galloway, Josie Nc
Connaughey. Lena Galloway, Iva Gordon,
Messrs. J. W. Gordon. Ed Muzzy, John
Osler, Gust. Lund, Mr.. Daninger, Mr.
Parkhurst. The evening was most enjoy
ably spena
There will be public reception given to
Mrs. Gov. Wallace by the ladies OF the
from to O'Clock, and every lady in
Wichita is requested to meet our distiu-
guished guest. The Central Christian
church, corner Market and Second, will
be suitably arranged and the reception
held there. The following ladies will
HE Blair Miller, Mrs II. q. Toler, Mrs.
w. c. Glenn, Mrs. DR.. Cox, Mrs. Col. Tay-
lor. Mrs. \. Baldwin, Mrs. NJ. C.. Todd, |
Mrs. Priddy.
Mrs. B. H Campbell entertained the |
guild of st. Johns church Thursday after |
noon. This was the last meeting of the |
season as is reported to have been very
enjoyable. Those present were Mesdames |
A. DreschauX. a. q. Walden, j. l.. Hill, !
Young, Clark, NJ. c. Campbell, o. H. |
Bentley, c. f. Scott, Murray, Myers,
Smith, Derby, owen. Frizelle,
Junkermann, Scott, Reed, Evans, Kauff- |
man, Harrington, Jackson and Misses
Whey, Brooks, Seeley, Orr and Bond
A surprise party was given Miss Sadie
Grimes at her home, at 620 South Topeka
avenue, Saturday afternoon, March 9, from
B TO 6 O'clock. All had play in the yard,
then lunch in the house of nuts, candies,
cake and fruits. Those present were Misses
Lizzie Akin, Josie Britton, Edith Bywater,
Gertie Calhoun, Josie Nenard, Estell AL
dendiffer, Eta Wanassie, Ora Lennon,
Emma Bixby. Ruby Grimes, Clara Byrnes,
Ida Mitchell, Bette kinsie, Masters
Eugene Calhoun, Willie Bott, Scott Wilkie
Clarence Bowers, Shinkle Akin, Don
Grimes and George Grimes. All had good
time.
One of the most interesting meetings of
the Y. I. c. club (Fairmount) was held
Tuesday evening at the residence OF Rev.
]. H. Parker. This delightful home is
well arranged for meeting
II this kind. The immense parlors, dining
DOM and hall opening together, afforded
ample room for the large number in at
enhance. The debate upon the question,
Resolved, that woman is mans superior
md therefore should control him, was
opened by Mrs. a. ). Parks, who handled
he question in a very interesting and log
cal manner, the points given in her per- | ]
onal experience seemed to have a deep
fleet upon the judges.
On Monday evening Mrs c. H. Peckham
entertained the Fairview Whist club. The
members present were. including some !
'isitors, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall,
Or; and Mrs Harry Evans, Mr..
nd Mrs. B. II. Campbell, Mrs :
I'D Mrs. Geo, Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. G. Toler, MIR and Mrs. VIM. Bond. Mr.. /
nd Mrs. j. d. Alexander, Rev and Mrs.
adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Mr. and !
IRIS. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher.
lr. and Mrs. G. W. Clements. Mr.. and
Irs. J. ii. Alley, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. West,
fr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
almadge, Misses Fisher, Frame, Orr :
nd Kuhn and Mrs. Lewis.
A great many people in Wichita who lay r
reat claims upon society may be censured
this way: from the fact that they enter
lin so seldom. To entertain does not T,
ecessarily imply that one is 10 invite in Il
Il bis acquaintance and spread them an
lympian feast. nor on the other hand that
friend met on the street and taken to
nner constitutes coterie OF friends
here are a great number of clubs aud h
ZONES in this civ musical literary and | b