The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-27

Miss Jennie Heath, of Hutchinson, is the
guest of Miss Helen Wisner.
Mrs. Florence Wilbur, Of Augusta, is
visiting the family Of W. B. Mead
Mrs. Sallie Armstrong is again able to
be out after an ILLNESS Of several days.
Mr. o. B. Stocker will entertain his
friends shortly and they are sure of a good
time
AsusuaI in society several engagements
have been discovered during the past
week
The gossips have been revelingin several
little spicy incidents which, however, are
likely to die IN talk.
Mrs H. G. Ruggles left on the evening
train, last night, for Newton, to spend a
few days with friends.
Mrs. DR.. L. S Hall and Mrs Gale Johns,
of Augusta, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph OF North Water street.
The last of "Our Club" series will be
given Wednesday evening, April 30, at
Beal's Dancing academy at 9 O'Clock.
Mrs. E. Grove, who was the guest of DR..
add Mrs. Mccullough, refunded to her
home in Findlay, o., on Wednesday
morning
Mr. Arthur Dyer and Miss Ion E. Paul
were quietly married at the residence of
the bride on Wednesday evening. A host
of friends wish them long life and happi-
ness.
The many friends of Mrs. J. w. Lawson
were delighted to welcome her home much
improved in health. Mrs. l.. has taken an
extensive trip in the south looking for
health which she found in the change.
There was an enjoyable social hop given
at the Gem House Friday evening by mem
bers of the Southwestern Business col
Iege and the Wichita Union Telegraph
school. After dancing until Il late hour
the party broke up and all report a good
time.
Mr. Albon s. Brownewell and Miss Alice
c. Gibbs were united in marriage at their
own residence by the Rev. Love, on Tues
day evening. Mr.. Brownewell's friends
in the fire department gave dance after
the ceremony was over in honor of the
happy pair.
The Irving school VIII give grand pro-
duction at the Crawford Grand on May 16.
The entire school will participate. A
special drill by seventeen young ladies
will be a feature of the evening, They are
already rehearsing under the direction of
Captain Osborne.
The anniversary exercises of the Child
ren'S home TO take place this afternoon at
o'clock at the First II. +. church prom
iSeS TO be very interesting. 1t is to be
hoped that there viii be large attend
ance. Let everyone so and have their
sympathies enlisted in these little orphans
and none viii be the worse for it.
Mrs. r. W Caswell entertained few of
her friends last Wednesday evening at her
home on West Third street. in honor of
her brother-iHlaw, Hon. Lee Nixon. of
Tacoma, Washington, who with his wife
is visiting them Instrumental solos and
recitations occupied the hours until 1880
when elegant refreshments were served
Mrs. Louise Henderson gave a { o'clock
dinner. Friday evening to few friends
The guests present were. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c; eager, MIR and Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs.
Charles Derby, Mr. and Mrs II. q. Rug
giles. The evening was spent in a very
pleasant and interesting game of High
Five. -. henderson certainly proven
herself a delightful hostes.
The Hush club was entertained bv Mr..
Ed. Carver 1T the residence Of J. Q. David
son in Riverside. Those present were Miss
Woodman, Miss Old. Miss jocelyn Miss
Clement, Miss Ryder, Miss Butler, of
Cheyenne Miss Mead and Miss Minnie
Skinner, Messrs. Rob Rogers. Ben Parmely.
ChaS. Tapping Grant Woodman. Frank
Russell, Bruce Priddy, Ed. Carver.
The Shakespeare society was entertained
by Miss Annie Mulvey. of Topeka avenue.
on Wednesday evening last, the occasion
being the celebration of the 326th anniver-
sary of the birth of the Bard OF Avon One
of the features of tne program was the
answering at roll call. with quotations
from the Immortal poet. which was made
very entertaining and amusing. The pro
gram consisted of vocal solo by Miss
Comfy, a scence from Henry ' by Mrs
Whittier and Miss Comfy, vocal solo by
Miss Niele, paper on Our Club" by Miss
NARROW and an essay on the private life of
Shakespeare by Mr.. Barrackman.
A number Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Werden's friends gladly responded TO in
vitations 10 "High-five" last Friday
evening at their home on West Elm street
Sixteen games We're played after which
her usual elegant refreshments were served /
The royal prize was won by Miss Hannah
Caldwell and the BOBBY by Miss Lille
Wall
The following Is a list of those favored
with invitations: Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs Cranston. Mr.. and Mrs /
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hamilton. Mrs. Caldwell 4
Mrs. Spangler, the Misses Emma and Lii (
lie Wall. Caldwell and Drain and the
Messers Arnold, Studeyant and Caldwell /