Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-16

full attendance at Mrs. A. T. Bush's resi-
dence, corner Lawrence avenue and Oal
street, on Thursday, as the ladies are get
ting IN a box to send to destitute family
in Oklahoma who were formerly residents
, of Wichita Anything in the way o.
clothing, provisions or garden seeds would
be acceptable additions to this contrlbu
ton. If any can not attend the meeting
they can leave any donations with Mrs
Hill. Alp North Lawrence and they will be
put In the box.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Packer opened their
hospitable doors Tuesday evening in horror
of their neice Miss Annie Campbell. The
hours were wbiled away playing High
Five Choice refreshments were served
during the evening. Razel DaZrl music
and pleasant conversation was INDUCED in
till late hour, and at that time ali were
| reluctant to leave. Among those present
were Misses Ida and Maude English,
Miss Rosa Chain, Lettie McNaughten,
Sallie Sharp, Ivauona Byryson, Mrs.
Reade; Messrs. r. H. Brown, w. L. Chit
Meacken, \. ". Sturdevant and L. Il.
Thompson.
The Unity club has arranged a symposi-
um on Educational Forces, to begin sun
day evening, March %, and continuing
twice a month till July l. The subjects to
be treated are: The Use OF Sunday, The
Worth of the Ideal. Our Public Schools,
The Law and the Constitution, The Ballot,
Individualism and the Social Instinct, The
Novel and the Newspaper, Our Debt TO
| Genius. Each topic will be treated IN two
papers or addresses, after which The sub
| ject will be open for expression of opinion
| by any present. 1t is not a debating club,
! but an expression of thoughtful opinion
club for the sake of larger and more COM
! pl-te revelations OF truth TO the mind aud
/ to the heart.
| One of the most delightful surprises of
! the week WAS given Tuesday evening by
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Burrell at their resi-
! dence 442 Riverview avenue, in honor of
their neice, Miss Lily Guion, Of Leaven-
worth. Those present were: Mr. Nc
| Adams and Miss Dagner, MIR. Hoffman
and Miss Morrison, Mr., Snauck and Miss
! Dubois, Mr.. jones end Miss Wassam.
| Mr.. Skinner and Miss Larimer, Mr..
Boone and Miss McAtee, Mr.. McFicar and
/ Miss Skinner. The evening was spent in
dancing and card playing until midnight
when delicious luncheon was paItdken
Of. Between courses literary salad WAS
served which best pleased the palate of
! Willard Boone who having guessed the
greatest number of authors won the prize.
Monday evening Dora Martin was the
cpieut OF pleasurable surprise from
party OF friends. Supper chat and thou
sand pleasant things made the evening
short-lived to the hostess and guests. The
latter We're Mr.. and Mrs. Simons, Mr.. AID
| Mrs BaylesS, Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer, Mes
danes McMillen and Noon and Misses
Grace and Maud Rafferty,, Nancy Clegg,
Allie Dodge, Birdine Fisk, Nettie Siayden,
Rose Gazel.e, Minerva TOwsend, Edith
Mercer, Dora Simons and Nessrs. Clark,
oimons, Herman, AtChison, Weaver, Park
inson, Bayless, East, Story, Mercer and
SlmOnS.
Friday at the weekly meeting of the
Heeperian Literary society Of the Wichita
university the following program was
given. The day was devoted to Longfel-
low and all productions were either from
that popular author or written by him.
Piano duo-March from Norma, Viereck
Misses Fuss and Love.
Biography, 'Longfeilow," Charles Knorr
Recitation, Blind Bartimeus" .......
...................... Silas Brown.
Essay, miles Standish". Lettie Eichotz.
Reading. The building of the Ship.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j Ohm Phillips.
Recitation, Legend of the Cross Bill"
Song, Beware ............. Birdie Love.
Recitation, Skeleton in. Paul Brown
Essay, "Evangeliue" Nellie Jones.
Paper, Budget" ohm Lapp.
Piano FOrte-Hlaints des SyJpes. Smith,
Jean Love.
One of the delightful afternoons of the |
week was the occasion of the monthly tea
of the L. $ A. at the residence of Mrs !
Taylor. Over fifty ladies were present, !
and after the business session short pro- |
gram of literary and musical selections |
was given. In view of the immediate de- |
parture from the city of Mrs. NJ. Lemon, /
a committee on resolutions was appointed /
10 draft the following: Resolved. The |
friends of Mrs. N. Lemon, and the E. $. /
a. particularly, desire to express their ap-
probation of her many admirable quail /
ties and their regret at the necessity that /
cOmpels the breaking of the ties that have /
endeared her to so many The best wishes |
OF host of friends fellow her to her new |
home, ANNE NJ. TAYLOR,
CLARA b. CLARK,
SALLIE TOLER,
Committee
Miss Grace Bishop entertained the North
End dancing club Friday evening at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. !
Bishop. The occasion was one selected
masked, which they aid and very pretty
scene was presented when they assembled.
Besides the mlrth and pleasure of the
evening was DropOrtionally satisfactory
The guests were costumed out as follows:
Jetta Campbell as baby Lizzie Newcomb
as Yum Yum, Amy Hays as flower girl,
Haty Palmer III fancy dress, Nellie Young
tambourine; IoJtie Newcomb Spanish,
Ella Oliver Monte Carlo, Coral Harris
fancy, Grace Bishop Ethel Bishop fancy,
lsmy Chadwick fisher maid, Maud RiX
Gypsy girl. Katie Parmelee fancy dress.
Nellie Wassam fortune teller, Hattie
GOwdy domino, the Masters Charlie Cros-
key lady, Nermillion Harris Highlander,
Frank Davidson prince, Jesse McClees
Oliver shepherd boy, Willie Hay clown,
Charles Jennings base ball, Robert T.
Morris fancy, Eugene Kramer prince
John Waller Spanish seuorita, Roy Kramer
jockey, Charley Campbell Red Riding
flood, DeloS Woods Fontieroy aud Stacy
Nlederiander fancy dress.
Yesterday afterday afternoon the second
game in the series of Lewis academy vs.
Wichita university was well contested at !
the Clipper ball park. The game was call
ed ut $40 p. m, the Wichita universities .
having the kick of, which carried the ball
to within fifteen yards OF the Academy's
gOal. ne main feature OF the game was
the elegant work of the Academy half
backs and the strong work OF the Uuiver-
sity rush line. Dyer made fine run but
was stopped by crossing foul line Tuu
made fine play by running in aud catch
ing the ball as it left the Academy quarter
backs and WAS the finest play of the day.
The rushing between Shipe and Foster was
from the last game and thev
will still continue Is buck in future If
Foster survives aud Shlpe liyes) When
game was called at SOS D. III. the score
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