Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02

Essay. Shakspssrs Characters
Mrs. g. w. Collins.
The Ohio Society will meet ut DR.. Stew
ems hall on South Water street Tuesda,
evening next. AS quite long program
has been prepared it is desirable to assem-
BILE as early as O'Clock. The following il
the program:
Piano solo. .................M Mrs. y Biri
Select reading. D. NJ Brown
Recitation. .:......... Miss Opal Stree
Vocal sofa. Miss Mary L. Pont
Paper-Club life.........Mrs Lora Priddy
Scene from Moliere's Miser
Miss Alta Virgins, w p Cleveland
Piano solo,. .......Miss Nellie Baldridgt
| Recitation. ..... Miss Rebecca Amiior
Violin duet. Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Holloway
iIecttatlon. ............... Miss Annie Boyd
| Speech. L. STANLEY
Quartette-Mrs. Coen, Miss Buckner
Messrs. Holloway and Cleveland.
Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs. A. II.
tabrIque entertained coterie of their
! younger married friends The evening Of
| High Five" was no less enjoyable than
the one IA week previous Apaiatabe sup
| per and an evening without interruption
OF hilarity and good cheer scores another
| guests were DR.. and Mrs. Oldham, Mr. and
! Mrs. c. II. Pool, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Roys, Mr.. and Mrs. Bon Hull. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Emmett Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Oscsr
/ Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Humble, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Lytle, DR.. and Mrs. Mccullough,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Firebaugh, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward Vail, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| Curtis and Mrs. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oliver. Mrs Cole
man, Misses Nina Huston, Fabrique and
| Young.
Thursday evening at the Central Chris
! tian church an Informal reception was
rendered by the membership and their
friends to the new pastor, Elder A. e.
Carter, and his family. Despite the low
| temperature goodly number were present
when Lowell Call Mcpherson, pastor of
the South Lawrence Avenue Christian
church, welcomed the pastor to his new
field OF labor, assuring him of the hearty
corporation of the entire membership.
Elder S. w. Crutcher. of Bolton. No.
responded in behalf of Elder Carter in a
pleasing talk. Music, refreshments and
social Intercourse made the evening pass
very pleasantly. Elder Carter is genial
earnest man, who wins friends easily, and
that his sermons are very much appreci-
ated Is attested by the increasing audiences
that greet him at the regular Sunday SER
vices. With him us pastor the outlook for
the Central church is certainly suspicious.
Mr. and Mrs E. r. Spanglar entertained
some OF their friends on last Wednesday
evening with High Five" at their new
home 622 Waco avenue. Refreshments
were served at half past eleven after which
the guests departed feeling quite ethereal
after partaking of Heavenly hash and
angel food cake. The following guests
were invited: DR.. and Mrs Fabrique, Col.
and Mrs j. l.. Dy3r, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Rush, Mr.. aud Mrs, George Van Werden.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Cranston, Mr. and
Mrs. b. h. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickson. Mr.
and Mrs. joe Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Walton, Mr.
and Mrs. James Parks, Mr.. and Mrs
Coke, Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Caswel, Mrs
Nelson, Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mrs. White. of
Chicago; Misses Mccall, Sargent and
Stocker.
Parvus Ignotus sends in another poem
OF the :. and b. club of College Hill. 1t
runs 50:
The s. and r. OF College hill,
sun turns around the social MILL
II Giinds out fun and business too.
IL turDs ont pleasures not Il few;
1t rolls out music by the sheet,
And stu its task Is not completes;
For grind ii must and grind il viii,
10 hold its Job College hill.
To leave al others in the dust.
II grinds ont dainties (allbut chicken,
II turns out plays for Mr.. Dickens:
1t turns out trials, shows and plays.
Ana shows tne 9 " in different ways.
II helps the country all around.
Twas at the mil! we learned TO know,
How viii ky helped Pat Murphy so;
Il raised him from the very floor,
BY GrinkiaE just quart or more.
so greats the fun that's giyon here,
That from the first they ever cheer
And scarcely does the cheering stop.
Ella at last the curtains drop.
Inen II YOU can. 1uSt name 20 me.
y better cub than :. ana b.
And show TO liz, ii e'er YOU Will,
- finer spot than College hlll.
The young people of Fairmount were
quite royalty entertained at the residence
OF Mr.. James NUNS. Friday evening
three miles east of Fairmount. Seven
o'clock found them comfortably seated in
large wagons and on their way to the
home of Mr.. NUNS. After arriving they
were gwen full possession or the house
and were soon enjoying themselves. The
entertainment OF the evening consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music and games
Of different kinds, after which refresh
ments were served. After bidding Mr..
Munns and family good night the young
people took their departure impressed
with the fact that they had been well en-
tertained and that 1t was one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season. Those
present were Misses Kate Alliton, Lillian
lSctllhion' -Ahi1 \oi4@Niii, Jessie 11ueltlBS,
Belle Ross, Emma Gillogly, Lulu Noble,
Hattie Gillo2ly, Bernice Baldock, Anna
Hymelwright, Alice Iunns, Maggie
NUNS. Mrs. Festus Foster and Mrs
David Hite. MessrS. W. W. Ring. Earl
A.liton, George Baidock, Arthur Smith.
Luther Dean, Thomas Harper !. (. |
Gillogly, Rev. Festus Foster and David
Hite.
Saturday afternoon sharply a. S05 D M.
at the foo- ball grounds of the Wichita
university. WAS commenced one OF the
most closely contested games OF foot bali
ever played in Wichita. The coutestlBg
teams were that of the Lewis academy and
Wichita university.
The first half was commenced BIZ a kick /
off by the Lewis academy. which advanced |
the academy fifteen yards. The ball soon !
crossed the twenty-five yard line, but Lapp j
went through the Academy rush line aud ,
carried the bail by an elegant rush across
the center Of the field. After several
Ross obtained the ball and +
advanced ii fifteen yards by kicking it out
of bounds.
Time was called on the first half al the !
center OF the field, neither having gained
anything The second half WAS called at !,
4:05. Nick off by the Wichita university. '
who advanced the ball twenty yards. BY
a series OF ruShes the | Universities conf
PEELED the Academy 10 make Il safety. AZ .
ter 4 scrimiRACe or two The bali was
passed 10 DYER who made Il beautiful run
TO the center, where he WAS stopped by .
running cut. The ball was advanced /