Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26


Cooking Club, Miss Anawalt's Enter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Arrivals, Visitors
"a Jingle from the Editor Of the
Eagle.
Society dispatch from New York city:
Nellie By,
Siuss and
Got in on the fly;
Great demonstrations"
Mr. Ben Parmeley has returned from
Cleveland.
Miss Maude Pratt will entertain next
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson McClees, of Denver,
Colorado, are in the city.
Mrs. Clapp will entertain a number of
friends next Monday evening
Miss Genevra Jocelyn will entertain the
Hush" club Monday evening.
Mrs hartman has for her guest this week
Miss Richards, of Leavenworth.
Mr. John Cohn ana Miss Clara Negbaur
will be married at the residence of NJ. w.
Levy next Wednesday evening at SIX
O'Clock.
Mamie Meade entertained the Cooking
club Friday with great affabllity and an
abundance Ot good things to satisfy the
appetite
The pathetic situation depicted on page
252 of the Judge, of January %. has no ref
erence to the charming bevy OF broth
spoilers W no met last Friday afternoon at
Mamie Mead's.
Mr.. 7. S. NewcomD gave a stag party
Thursday evening in honor of Mr. Henry
Wheeler. of New York City. TIE evening
was passed quickly by with music. cards,
etc. A sumptuous spread was partaken
of and which all enjoyed hugely. Those
present Were: Messrr. Will Lynch, Chas.
McAdams, Huse Taylor. VIII Hungate,
Dick Oakford, Ed Campbell and Harry
Pope.
Tuesday evening Mrs Y. A. Graham en-
tertained at her suite of rooms at the Man
haitian. a very pleasant evening was
passed mostly with cards Mrs. Graham's
guests were DR.. and Mrs. U. S. Hougland,
Misses Emma McConkey, Mary Diffen-
derfer, Abby Lewis and Ella Souders and
Messrs. W. T. Osborne, Rob Rodgers,
Burt Allison, Howard Hettinger and Dean
Gordon.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Cushman entertained the semi-occasion-
ally dancing club at their residence on
north Topeka avenve Their guests were
nir. Fred Baldwin and Miss Hattie Hays,
Clyde Ware aud May Young, Charles
Carey and Mile Sappentield, and Miss
Richards, Hagney and Maude Pratt,
Chapman and Sadie York, Mcknight and
leila Tusch and A. H. Grief.
The Bnrus banquet has been fully re-
ported and commented upon, bat for those
of the participants who were not i'll con-
Gition for an intelligent perusal of yester-
day mornings paper we state that 1t was
very enjoyable and spicy affair, which
announcement will sound as very pleas
ant repetition of the actual occurrence in
the ears of the jewellers and a stimulus
for continuation of the lecture to their
wives, who may be inclined toward a diff
ferent opinion.
Wednesday evening Miss Matte Ross,
oil Ellsworth was given party by Misses
MallDda. Julia and kenetta Ross at their
home on North Topeka avenue A supper
dancing and cards nil that are asked
10y the modern company for real enjoy
able evening and these Were there with
tastinesS, room and good cheer. The
guests were Misses JuIia Somers, Emma
AcConkty, Abby Lewis, May Virgins,
Ella Souders, Sterling, Agnes Somers,
Mary Hall, Howard, Russell and Messrs
Dean Gordon, r. Rohrbaugh. Harris,
Howe, Callahan. Geo. Fitting, w Fogg,
W. Rauch, Hotfstadt and Spaulding.
The West Side c. L. S c. will meet with
Mrs. II. Ii. HarsEa on next Friday even
ing, January 81. The following is the pro-
gram:
Roll cali. Response, Quotations from
Shakespeare.
Tsll
Paper. The Second Triumvirate.
Miss Fowler.
Physical Geography .-........Mrs. DeGroff
Mental Philosophy ............Mrs Harsha
Paper. Zenovice.. Mrs. Allison
Uses OF Mathematics. ......... Prof Meyer
Debate-Resolved. That state ownership
of railroads is the best remedy for the evils
connected with the present system. At
firmative, Mr.. Allison; negative, Rev. /.
b. II. Sham.
We had twenty-one members present at
our last meeting. Let this meeting be bet
ter attended. say the officers.
Miss Anawalt entertained Thursday
evening. This party is reported TO have
been one of no little novelty, style and
good cheer 1t was, as some of the guests
are pleased TO style it, spider party"
a huge spider web artistically woven with
divers colored threads was suspended. and
tue spools from which the fiLaments
came was secreted away somewhere after a
long and varying labyrintine course. The
object was for the pos>essor of a thread To
find his spool. and of course such a pro-
ceeiing on The part of the whole party re-
suited IN a complicated ENHANCEMENT Of
the spider web. which occesioned a great
amount of mirth. Besides this amuse-
ment dainty refreshments, cards. etc.
awaited the pleasure OF the guests and not
in vain, as any or the participants will tell
you. These were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. |.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smythe
Miss Gray. of Rock Island, in whose honor
the party was given: Misses Anna Mulvey.
Mary Hall, Mable Clement, May Young
Generva Jocelyn, Minnie Skinner, Mignon
Viele, Adele Rudolf. - Carpenter. Naude
Pratt. Ida Skinner, Rea Woodman. Ida
Rudolf, Lucy Fox, Ellie Wright and Fox.
and Messrs. Harry Dunbar. George Ali
son, George Hammanu, Hamilton School
er. Eph Hoffman, Bruciida Prii-
dy, Shirley Schooler, VIII Hoff-
man, Sherman Skinner. Clyde Ware
Maurice Viele. VIII Sheppard Robert
Sweet, Frank Jones, Grant Woman, Dean
Gordon and Howard Hettinger