The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-21

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Still, this same man is noted over town
for being great advocate OF reforms
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The program of the Willard c. L. S.
! c., is:
History lesson Chap. XII. Miss Mills
| English Literature. MISS ADAMS
Reading THE Beginnings Astronomy
Mrs. Clifford
Questions on Astronomy Article
English Phrase and Fable.-.;..;,:,,
Quotations from CHANGER.
Mrs Frank Wood entertained the North
Side Card club at her home Friday even
ing. The guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs. o.
ID. Kirk, Col and Mrs j. l.. Dyer, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Foster Brooks, DR.. and Mrs. Stoner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coler Sim, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
II. Bently, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pearce,
and Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs
| F. Richardson, of Geuda Springs, Miss
Addie Brook and Walter Dyer.
Until recently Wichita has had rather
peculiar case where man was zealously
guarded from all feminine arts by his
mother. She would not leave him alone
| in the parlor with a woman. If he took
! any one to the theatre, she went along,
although he is past thirty. She also af-
fected youthful ways and youthful studies
that she might render herself more at
tractive to her SON The other day they
moved away, it is said, TO escape some dan
| gerous Delilah.
Mr. and Mrs Will Polk entertained at
their home on North Emporia, Wednes-
day evening. McGinty and high five was
order of the entertainment The party
was in honor of Miss Jennie Polk of Coun-
Gil Grove. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace. Miss Kate Pullen, Miss
Nelson, Misses Agnes and Julia SOmmer,
Mr.. Wyheart, Miss Wyheart, Miss BelO-
witt, Miss Wilson, Miss Norling. Eica and
Earnest Harris, jim Shaut, Lon NarSdrall
aud Mr.. and Mrs. John Polk of Council
/ Grove, Kan.
Wellington Press: y. Pierpont Morgan,
son of the well-known Boston banker. was
married last Thursday to Miss Jane Nor
/ ton Grew. one of the bellies of the Hub.
Judging from this gentleman's name he is
undoubtedly relative of the Murdoch
! brothers, Mrs. 4. PembertOn, of Emporia,
and Mrs. Jacob StOtler, OF this city. And
/ the Press might have added: land who
/ only lacked III the sum OF twenty or nifty
millions for warm recognition and an in
vitation to participate in the festivities.
The new card club (which. by the way,
| is still without uame) on the occasion or
| its initial meeting last Tuesday, and that
very enioyably, by Mrs. Charles Poole. In
this club, if a member cannot attend he or
she must send a substitute or forfeit his
record The players, Tuesday evening,
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Cushman, Mr..
and Mrs Bon Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green. Arch
McNicker and Mrs. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Cohn.
Friday evening Ralph Millison enter
tanned at his rooms BOB North Main street,
it being the sixth annual reunion of the
Crocker Western Pc o club, an organiza-
tion that fiourished in Wichita when the
rink craze was on, and very successfully
captured the medals in contests with SINH
lar clubs in the state. All the members,
Fred Baldwin, Clarence Woodman, Harry
Piper, Marcus CaSsett, Charles Bracken,
George Mcdonald and Sim Crabill were
present with the exception of the last two.
They played a game of polo and after
wards partook of palatable supper.
Thursday evening Miss Grace McAdams
entertained the McGinty club, in honor of
Miss Effie Du Halfway of Jerseyvllle, Ill.
| The evening was spent pleasantly with
cards, dancing and music. The present
were Miss Bessie Dagner. Miss Pearl
Skinner, Miss Katie Junkerman, Miss
Oertie Lauck, Miss Gertie Moore, Miss
Dora Woods Vi S. Florence Washburn,
Miss Gertie jackson. Miss Josephine Bal
lance, Miss Elsie WoOdman, Miss Katie
Green, Miss Maggie Davis, Miss Mollie
Ross. Miss Myrtle SlusS, and Tom New
comb Sherman Skinner, Carl Nieder-
lander, Mont Hallowell, Charlie Nc
Adams
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Last Wednesday evening quite a number
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Du-
Plan perpetrated one of the most Success
full surprises of the season at their resi-
dence on South Lawrence avenue. High
five and various other amusements were
engag ed in by all until late hour, when
an elegant luncheon was served. Those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes, Mr..
and Mrs Southwell. Mr.. and Mrs. McIn-
tyre, Misses Cobb Powell, Sheehan, Otto,
Bliss, Anna and MOllie NiswOnger, Dollie
and Nellie Poffenberger, Long, Todd,
Potts, Blades, Taylor, Moore, Lane;
Messrs kelchuer, GlaZier, Lane, Childers.
Nepple, Berhaus Simmons, Potfenberger,
Skinner.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Little entertained quite number of their
friends A few enjoyable hours at Nc
Ginty' finished with a dainty lunch made
a charming entertainment. The guests
were Mr. aud Mrs. Mark Oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs A w. Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs George knorr, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Smyth Mr. and Mrs y. F. Niederlander.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs
L. B. Terrell. Col. and Mrs. 1nnes, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fl.
Blackwelder, Mr. and Mrs. X. p. Murdoch,
DR.. and Mrs Oldham. Mr.. and Mrs. .. II
Bently, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Waller, Mr..
and Mrs w. f. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
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Dr. and Mrs. tabriqUe.
A good many people have had some
thing to say about last weeks mention of
Louie Lord, the actress, in last Sundays
paper Louie Ria, the leading lady in
Jim, the Penman," Indignantly denies
that she is Louie Lord. and locates her in
New York tneater. Other people are sure
they could not mistake the identity. And
now comes the Pratt Times with another
story that Louie was the leading man in
Don Caesar de BaZan" while old J. 4.
Lord played some old hays part. Poor
man, he's dead now But what great old
times those were when Louie, and the Lee
lands and the Kendalls played the circuit
composed of Wichita, FL Dorado, Win
field. Wellington and Arkansas City. And
Wichita the only one which could boast a
hall, while the others had TO clean out an
empty store room. But everybody en-
JOyed II, all the same.
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Sadie York's card party Thursday even
ing is spoken of in many complimentary
terms. The company was made up princi-
pally of people who were the most active
in Wichita society two or three years ago
and the spirit of the occasion p irtoOk Of
the gaiety for which the set Is noted. Mrs.
Fred Baldwin and H. l. Pierce took the
BOBBY prizes and Mrs. Lytle and Bon
Hull the first prizes. The guests were Mr.
aud Mrs. Harry Greene Mr. and Mrs. Il.
+. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Cushman, Mr..
n-,d Nir- AID ". IInrrer OF laldHKelI Mr.