Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Wichita, as rule does not observe Lent
There is too much pleasure that does
not want for participants to aid strlc
observance in the Peerless Princess
And this week brings forth long trair
of parties that were all equally enjoy
able and recherche alike. People wht
are being entertained and people whC
are entertaining. Personals, arrivals
etc.
Miss Zula Dale has returned to her home
sn Missouri.
The Shakespeare club has finished uF
'kipg John"
Dir. and Mrs. Habrique will entertain
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Frank Smith will entertain next
Wednesday evening:
Mrs. B. B. Cushman is i'll and has the
sympathy of all her friends.
Mrs. L. Z. Jocelyn has returned from the
Pacific coast, after pleasant trip.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Fred Cam enter
tanned a number of friends, who all report
d good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Woods were
in the city last week, the guests of Mrs. NJ
NJ. Murdock,
Thursday evening Miss Green, of North
Emporia avenue, entertained small num-
Der OF friends.
Miss Lillian Eads of Knoxville, Illinois
is in the city. visiting her sister, Mrs. W
>. Pierce, 226 South Emporia.
A masquerade was given at Beal's
Wednesday evening, which, it is said, was
highly. successful and enjoyable.
Miss Jennie Kill who has been the guest
Of Mrs w. S. Morris, 1859 North Topeka,
has returned to Indianapolis, her home.
Mr. Ben Huline. of Louisville. Kentucky,
will be here this week. He will meet with
warm welcome from his many friends
here.
A party OF players of that popular game,
''high five" We're entertained Monday ev .
ming by Mrs. Foster Brook, of North EN-
poria.
Miss Katie Junkermann's party Wednes-
day evening, it is SAID, WAS quite ''swelP'
and highly enjoyed by all those who par
ticipated.
The marriage of Miss Esther Drukker
and Mr.. Albert Diechmann, of Kansas
City, Wednesday evening, was one of the
events of the week.
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The Hypatia held a very interesting
meeting Monday evening 10 discuss Rus
sian literature. The accounts of the
Madame Sihidi affair came in pat.
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Miss Mabel Aver and Winnie Barnes
received IA lovely box of flowers from their
grandfather. Mr.. NJ. p. Barnes. who is
spending the winter in San Antonio,
Texas.
Mrs g. W. Ceilings will be hostess at
the Shakespeare social next Wednesday
evening, when Mrs. Collins will surpass
ali former efforts and furnish a "bushel
OF proyender."
Miss Stanton performed the duties of n
hostess Tuesday evening i'll a charming
and affabie manner Her guests were
Misses Moilie O'Briep, Manassa, Friend
and George Manassa, James Santon,
Grant O'Hara and Charles Bracken.
Miss Florence McCay gave taffy pull
Thursday evening which was a great sue
cess. Her guests were Misses kittie Cor
win. Nashburn. George Holcomb, Ella
Taft, Hattie Cox. Maggie Mckay Lulu
Andrews, Florence Mccoy. Anna Zeinin-
ger. Fannie Heydon, Prof. Davis. Ray
Taylor, Ed Tolor, Wallace Parkinson, D.
B Mccoy, Charles Pinkley, Eugene Me
Coy. Henry Wallace.
The l. @. O. f. social Wednesday eve
ming was a highly enjoyable af-
fair, ana those who had the pleasure
of participating were Messrs. and Mes
danes Brausteller, Il. J. Morgan. Thomas
Shaw, Richard Denton, A. II. Ward, s J.
- Mills, j. II Wright, Mesdames Weldon,
Wait. Misses Nelson, Martin, Ridgway,
Mills. Amidon, Shaw. Messrs, Spencer,
Glass, Dunkin, StanSell, Snyder. Cossett,
-Applegate, Skinner, Staffen. Zimmerman,
Orr, Mothey, Duplan, Forbes and others
Wednesday afternoon Miss Nettie Brown
capitivated Il coterie of friends in her de-
partment rs capital hostess. Good
things to eat and good cheer abounded
and. else Is wanting to a delightful after
noon but a charming hostess and here
was found one. The happy guests were
Misses Gertrude Naudin, Luelia Edwards,
Lulu Baker. Mabel Aver, Fannie Mulyey
Maude Matthews, Ada Post, Winnie
Barnes. May Hatfield, Stella Beaver
Nellie Dorsey, Cloe Brown. Flo Millson.
May Thistlewood. Nora Bois Elma
Catator, Maria Foster. Stella Wilson
Lucy Spencer. Hattie Sheppard and Jose
phlne Nenuard.
\ birthday party at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs q. Wolf, on West Douglas ave-
nle. WAS the scene of a merry gathering
Wednesday evening. it being the occasion
If Mrs. VOLTS birthday. All report hav-
ing fine time. The evening was spent in
dancing, conversation, etc Those present
were MI. and Mrs. Wolf, MIR. and Mrs
Nau. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs
Billman. Mr.. and Mrs Koch, Misses Wolf
Skinner, Nettie Beck, Messrs q. Wolf. B.
Wolf, /. Wolf, a. H. Bolte, {. Hoff, B.
Heich, ". Shmiser, L. Winn. H. Wilkin
{. Schayman, j. Mantz, II. Zeitler, II. c.
f. Ciot.
y very pleasant progressive high five"
party was given at the residence of l.
Simpson, University avenue, west side
From early till late the players vie with
each other in their efforts TO reach the
head table, and to win the much coveted
mark OF their success Refreshments
were served and at late hour the COM
pany dispersed, voting the ladies splendid
entertainers. The following persons were
present: The Misses Carrie Beekmau.
Tallula, Ill, Bertella Boulard I4ora Bell,
Jean Weeks, Lonette Rush and Mrs. Ida
BOYD, and the MessrS. ID. H. Case. Lew
Belts, Hammond Weeks, John Shastid.
Charles Wilson. W. II. Weeks and Sheri-
dan Pioughe.
Wednesday evening Amos Stiles was the
recipient of surprise at the hands of his
friends. who took possession of him aud
his home and had q delightful evening of
II. His guests were: Misses Lille Stiles
Eta Stover Emma Nenable, Winnie
Woodland, Mabel McGinty, Laura Bolts,
hirdie Arnott, Clara Gearng, ARENA