Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

ments - Arrivals, Departures, Per
sonals-Oklahoma Social Swim.
Mr.. Carl Summers, after g. pleasant
week in Wichita, has returned to Kansas
City.
Miss Mignon Viele entertained the
"Hush" club Friday evening at her home
on North Lawrence.
The Scotch haggis for the Burns ban
quet is in readiness and the invited guests
are on preparing diet.
The knights Templar give the second
of their series of six dances next Tuesday
evening at Beals dancing academy.
The story of an obdurate father and a
broken engagement in consequence, is now
letting the gosslpers* into the secret
Mr. T. Gray and daughter Miss Ella, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, are IN the city the guests
of Mr. Gray's sister Mrs. E. II. Anawalt,
llo9 North Topeka avenue.
Miss Emma Shafer, of Hillsdale. Mich,
has arrived In the city to assume The du-
ties of general secretary of the Young
Woman's Christian association.
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Wednesday evening the Authors club
gave another of its enjoyable hops, and
while the attendance was rather meagre
the pleasure of the few participating was
none the less.
Thursday morning, at the residence of
Mrs. Chivington, west side, Miss Anna
Pearse and Mr.. George HanfOrd, both of
Illinois, were united in marriage, by the
Rev. j. w. Tull
The S. and B. will have another enter
tainment Tuesday evening, styled the
Dickens Night" which will not fall be-
low the standard of enjoyment of former
evenings of this club.
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Mr.. Robert Duncan, of SOC South Wich-
tia, was surprised Thursday evening and
his friends assisted him in celebrating his
9th birthday, an easy chair being present.
ed to him during the evening.
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On Friday night the graduating class of
100 met with Miss Ella Taft at the resi-
dence of w. w. Pearce, lois North Topeka.
After a short business meeting the time
was devoted to games and general good
time.
Mr. Harry Sheppard will hereafter pre-
side at the large pipe organ in the Metho-
dist church, aud as Mr.. Sheppard is known
TO be gentleman of no little musical tai
ent and execution, his performance will be
a happy addition TO the services.
Miss Mary Young Friday evening enter
tanned the card club that two weeks pre-
viously met at Miss Maude Pratt's. With
Miss Young as hostess nothing but an en-
Joyabe time was expected, and conse-
quently naught else was realized.
Tbara will no q recirsl crivan nv the abova
institution Monday evening, January -,
in the chapel at Lewis academy, begin
ming at $50 o'clock. The program will
include selections for pianos, voice and
violin. general invitation Is extended to
the musical public.
Mrs. Dir. Cox very pleasantly entertained
a few friends al her rooms on North Em-
poria avenue Saturday evening. The very
pleasant feature of the evening was the
meeting and conversing with Prot. j. c.
Griffin, of Garfield university, who has
just returned from a pleasant as well as
profitable sojourn of six months in
Europe.
Wednesday evening Mrs. w. s. Corbett
entertained at her home on North Topeka.
The usual good time was added TO with
refreshments and social intercourse. The
guests were: Misses Emma McConkey,
Sadie York and leila Tusch; and Messrs.
George Hammann, Oscar De Long, j. H.
Mccall, Ii. Arnold. |. Ii. Hettinger, Ed
Phillips and .. B. Stocker.
Mr. John Kirwin, Friday evening, was
surprised at his home on North Water,
and succeeded in giving his friends a very
enjoyable evening Those preseaG We're:
Misses McCarty, Mccullough, Sans, Bliss,
Random, Josaph, Alexander, Mcpherson;
Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. Clintock, ana Messrs.
II. B. kerwin, ~. kerwin, L. Dobyns.
McClintock. Stout, Mcclure and Nc
Carly.
Again after long session Of study, the
Shakespeare club VIII take recess,
where naught but what is fun, pleasure
and victuals shall prevail. OF course tie
club with its usual Ioresightedness, re-
cognized the best cook amongit members
and of course Mrs. Collins consented TO
prepare "a peck of provender" which shall
stand unrivailed in the record OF the club
that pertains to appetite. The peck OF
provender' will be in waiting AT O'Clock
sharp, Wednesday evening at 4l0 West
Central. where all members with one in
vited friend are expected TO flock.
tuesday evening with all the good cheer
and congenialty that the most sifable
hostess could summon TO her aid, Mrs. W.
w. Pearce, at her well appointed home on
North Topeka avenue, entertained her
friends. The evening WAS devoted to
cards, dainty. and tasty refreshments and
social intercourse. her guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Steele. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. ID. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Creditor Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Rog-
ers. MIR, and Mrs. sam Gewey Mrs. Stod-
dard, Dr.. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W.
Norris.
Mrs. B. a. Campbell was the hostess at
the Child tea Thursday evening at her
beautiful home in Riverside Her guests
were Mrs F. Coen, Mrs. Guytou, Mrs.
Geo. l.. Rouse, ST., Mrs J. + Hume. Mrs
F. z. Young, Mrs. C. Owen, Mrs. f. c. |
Wood, Mrs o. H. Bentley. Mrs j. Junk |
erman. Mrs. Murray Myers, Mrs. J. L.
Hill, Mrs Foster Brook, Mrs L. Jeffries. |
Mrs Churchward, Mrs. l. Henderson, |
Mrs +. H. Chamberlain, Mrs. NJ. c |
Campbell Mrs. c. H. Peckhsm. Mrs A. |
r. Bush, Mrs. E p. Hovey, Mrs. G. A |
Smith. Mrs. j. Z. Davis, Mrs Peckhsm,
Mrs. G. L. Rouse, Jr., Mrs. L. :. Hong
land, Mrs Dunton, Mrs. Maxwell, Miss
Grace Hill and Miss Kate Junkerman-
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Society after such vigorous exertion as
that of last weeks, must have surely snf-
fered relapse. This opportunely came in
the form OF la grippe. While at present /
it is generally confined to young gentle
meu who reside some distance from those
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