Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-05


| Monroe performing the ceremony. Th'
wedding was q very quiet one, no friends
| being present except the host and hostess
and the brother of the groom.
1
New Years eve Miss Sadie Wesselhof1
entertained few Of her friends and i
royal good time with palatable refresh
ments to top it of, whose tartness wa
| quite complimentary to the hostess. Th,
| guests were Misses Emma Allison, Clar;
| Humelke. Ossie Greiffenstein and Messrs
| VIII Dlddle. C. aries Greiffenstein anC
| Charles Hartmann.
! ~
Monday evening Miss Mabel Pierce Ell
| tertained IN honor of Miss Bessie Toer, O
| Kansas City, at home on north Topeka
The usual pleasant evening was passed, az
ever when Miss Mabel is hostess He
guests on this occasion were Misses Cert,
| Moore, Sallie Downing and Gertie McCul
| Tough. and Messrs. VIII Lynch, Foster
ToIler and Arthur Cave.
An equestrian party consisting of Misses
Ola Grosh. Mez Grosh, Mary DAVIS, Della
Steinhauser, Annie Corner Lulu Andrews
and Lulu Dewey took ride III the bright
sunshine to the farm Of Mr. Henry Grosh
one day last week and with all the pleas
ant and mirthful mIshaps that attend the
first attempts of novices at riding and tht
hospitality extended them AT the farm, the
day proved a most enjoyable one.
New Years Mrs Frank Wood gave a
very enjoyable card party at her home on
north Neutrality-suspicious. as may readily
be seen by her guests, who were
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Myers, NJ. and Mrs
I. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. y. 5, HoUgland,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Bentley, Mir. and Mrs.
J. 2. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hume,
and Mesdames Junkermann. Ella RiX,
Keller, Z. E. Beach and c. d. Fletcher.
-
New Years evening Dr. and Mrs J. s.
Fisher Were rendered a surprise At their
home, 800 South Walnut, West Side. which
was all enjoyment and delight for the
guests and the host aud hostess. Among
the West Sders" who participated We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Randle, Rev aud Mrs. ". J.
Tull, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Martinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Gray and many
others.
Thursday evening at tie Baldwin home
on North Market, Mr.. A. NJ. Coffman and
Miss Mosceline Baldwin were united IN
marriage by the Rev. K. t. Savin. Only &
few friends and relatives were present
Miss Hattie HAYS was bridesmaid and Mr.
Harry Delllnger, of Anthony, best man.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cotfman VIII make their
home in Iowa, where an infinite deal OF
good wishes for future Of health. wealth
and amending love follow them from their
numerous friends here in Wichita.
Z
The next regular meeting of the West
Side c. L. s c. will be held with Mrs. II
II. Harsha, January Il, 1880. The pro-
gram is as follows:
l. Questions on Caesar
2. Table talk, Revolution in Brazil.
3. Roman history, pages 14S-l67, Il. E.
Lawrence leader
4 Recitation of Pronunciation test, j.
L, Coulter
) Latin course in English, chapter 4,
New Years eve Mrs. s. W.
Norris, with her well known affa-
bility, gave IA party mplimentary
TO Miss Sea, of Wellington, and with Mrs
Norris already recorded as hostess, il is
scarcely necessary to speak Of the
good cheer ana pleasure that prevailed.
Her guests were DIR. and Mrs. j. II. Til
den, DR.. and Mrs. Creditor, Judge and
Mrs. Jewett, Harry Sheppard and Charles
Rugg es and many Others whose names
were not available
~
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs D.
w. Tanner were agreeaDly surprised by
number of their Dung friends at their
home on East Douglas avenue. Dancing
ana Various other amuSemeutS were en-
gagged IN during the evening after which
We're served and the guests
departed, all wishing Mr. and Mrs Tanner
Il happy New Year. Those present Were:
Mr.. and Mrs Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Potts,
Charles Long, Ida Fortman, X Minick,
Lizzie FOrtman, S Skinner, Annie Long
{. 4. ParkhurSt, Emma Potts, Maud Otto
Mr.. Glasier, Eva kimber and ida Lane.
~
One of the most fashionable events Of
the season was a surprise party on Mr..
William St. Clair, at GA South Market
street. The young people all enjoyed
themselves thoroughly, and every body
went home well satisfied. Among the
young people present were Misses Jennie
Jones. Minnie Spurrier, Jennie Hays,
Nerd Skinner, Ella Finley, Cora AleXan-
der, Cora Franklin, Cora Shaw, Stella
Ioole, Jennie Braisey and Stella Brody;
Messrs. Charles Garaett, Silas Andrews,
Charles Mead, Carl Wilkey, Ned Garnett,
Frank and VIII Braisey, Ed Cearns Ole
Finley, John Andrews and Thomas Nc
Nees.
Mrs. c. H. Poole, New Years eve. enter
tanned in honor of Miss Mccullough, of
Bellaire, Ohio, at her home on north En-
poria avenue avenue. Dancing, cards and
a supper were foremost in making the
evening pleasant The guests We're Misses
Hattie Hays, Nina Hilton, Grace Jewett,
Matte Fabrique, Miguou Niele, Mabel
larimer, Mamie Mead, Minnie skinner,
Susie Richards. Emma McClees, Dell Bay
mum, Ida Skinner, Grace Jewett. Ella
Groves, Matte Ashbrook and Messrs.
sherman Skinner, J. E. Humphrey, D, ".
Mulvane, Frank Russell, q. Atchison, W.
ID. McClees, Fred Baldwin, Oscar belong,
Bruce Priddy. Charles Allen, II. L. Pierce,
I. B. Hogg and Hamilton Schooler.
Last Tuesday eve that famous social
the Suntlower and Ghost Club,
met at the residence of George Chatfield,
College Hill and watched the old year out
and the new year in. None but original
games Chose invented by members of the
5. and e. were played. and SO successful
have some of these become that the en-
bryo Thomas Edisons think OF getting out
letters patent on them, to prevent other
clubs from using them, not from a selfish
spirit but because they wish to enjey their
alone. Those present were
Annetina Corner, Fred Hellar. Minnie
Dewey, Arson Rutan, Win Harris, Lulu
Dewey, Kenneth JOssett, Nellie Baldridge.
Aubrey DAVIS, Lizzie Davis, Sadie Cald-
well, lGeorgie Chatfeli.
-
Last Thursday night the delightful
home of Kenneth Fossett was invaded lin
a manner which, at first, he thought in
dicative of vandalism, but, later, of the
truest friendship, by Annetina Corner,
Earl Fossett. Fred Ross, Lulu Dewey,
Sadie Caldwell, Aubray Davis, George
IhAtield. Lizzie Davis. Arson Rutan,
Mime Dewey, Nellie Balaridge. 1t was
the surprised gentleman's birthday and
what with laughing, games, joking,
the inner youth and OF her jolli-
Ecauon, they made the recipient OF the
feel much younger than ne
really is. When they dispersed College
Hill was ffguratively aGlow with merri-
No A.o- !, .A--