The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-23
NOCTURNF.

NOCTURNE.
Love. throw thy lattice open to the night,
And shame the moon, that doth so sadly SHINE
UDon the world with that glad face OF time:
Gaze down upon me with thine eyes more bright
Than those OF angels from yOn dizzy height
To feel uplifted to thee like vine
Led up the treilis ladder by the light
Then. while the Garth in purple shadows deep
Lies hushed, and dreaming; slqmber al the birds
AND not a whisper wakes the Gle, leaves above
in music soft. mourning to win thy words
To make complete their melody Of love!
Prank Dempster sherman.
The prettiest girl in Wichita wears a
night cap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp are the guests of
Mrs. COier Sim.
The Hush club is not dead. 1t will con-
tinue Just For Fun
Charles Alien is back to Wichita after a
stroll in the land of Montezuma.
The boys all want to know who the new
girl with the patent leather hat IS.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lewis of Fairview,
leave Oh a visit TO Denver tomorrow.
Mrs. VIII Hull leaves for Kansas City
next Saturday, where she will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Stiles have come
back 10 the city to reside at 15l1 Paramount
avenue.
Mrs. J. Gilmore entertained Friday even
ing i'll honor of her guest, Miss Margaret
George.
Mrs. T. NJ. Guest and daughter, Miss
Edith, Of Albany, y. y, are visiting Mrs.
y. c, Niederlander.
There is young married couple in town
who use the first biscuit the bride made
for paper weight.
Hamilton SchOoler has gone to Louisville,
and it is not rumOred that any fair one
will return with him.
Mrs II. g. Toler gave farewell party TO
Mrs. Will Hull one evening this week and
of course there was good time.
The Scottish Rite Masons' banquet
Thursday evening was highly enjoyed by
those who were qualified to attend.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Elmer Shafer
and Miss Nallira Palmer, of the West Side,
were married by the Rev. i. W. BicknelL
There is a new gentleman in town of
musical proclivities and he pronOunces
Wagner with a broad "a and a Smirk.
In the dining room of one of this citv's
first hotels young bride recently display
ed thirty costumes at as many different
meals.
There viii be a called meeting of the
Uypatia club at Mrs Spangler's on Mon
of last week.
Wednesday evening Mr.. George Stein
metz and Miss Lolita Gum were married
ut the residence of Mr. Charles Sullivan
on College Hill.
Henry VI. Perkins and Miss Jennie Pur-
viance were married Monday evening by
Rev. J. c. Post at the residence or the
. brides parents.
Tuesday evening. at. the home of the
brides parents, 42l North Main street,
Miss Ella +. Bliss was married to Lieuten-
ant c. y. Grimes.
Thursday Miss Ella Sonders left for
home in Illinois. Miss Sonders has great
many friends among the young people of
Wichita who were sorry to see her go.
1t is said that the pair of hands in this
city that play LISTS Hungarian Rhapso-
dies with the most skill also make the best
mullins. They are wOmanS hands, too
\ young gentleman of Wichita of college
education and European travel a few days
ago became 81, and $4,000 left him by his
father was at that time transferred to him.
\ society young lady volunteers to make
a bandage for the Goddess of Justices eyes
on the new county building, if the county
commissioners Will accept it and put it in
place.
The probate court at Wellington shows
that three Wichita couples procured
licenses TO wed there last week. Can it be
that Wellington is becoming our Gretna
Green.
Friday evening. at her home in Griffen-
stein, Mrs. c. H. Peckham entertained
few friends in her usual affable manner
and grace. High five served as
pastime.
The young gentleman who calls upon
her tells that he has found a school teacher
who can carry on whole evenings CON
NerSation without once mentioning or re-
ferring TO education
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs a. !.
Bell gave progressive whist party which.
II Is said, was one of the most ENJOYABLE
occasions within the memory of the Oldest
inhabitant of Riverside
So
\ lady who Is q frequent contributor 70
church socialS and such wants to know
what becomes of the china ware. She
doesn't wish her plates back, but she would
Ike TO know where they go.
There is new girl in town who Is satiri-
cal. The young gentlemen do not like her.
because they are the targets of her sharp
tongue and the girls do not seek her COM
pany because they find her sour.
Tuesday evening. al 40 South Lawrence
avenue, the Reverend David Winters unit
ed in marriage Daniel f. Riley and Winnie
B, Hulse. After the ceremony a palatable
and delicious supper was partsken of by
those present.
Why is il that the fellow who owns
Guitar or banjo Is always carving il
around on the street. Five different in
dividuals with as many string instruments
were seen on Douglas avenue Yesterday in
side OF ten minutes.
The very latest fad i the paper pillow
Take thin ticking case and fill Il with
small pieces of paper not larger than am
inch square, and you have a light sort
pillow that yon nave only 10 show TO prove