Wichita eagle., 1890-02-02
For the Eagl'
THE UPPER TEN.

IT'S funny thing to sec.
We cali ourselves the upper ten"
And our set is the only The
But there's Mr.. A. whom we court and pet
And who is so NICE you know
But they say be moves in another set,
The set We call Jim Crow"
Then there's Miss b. you've her Oft,
She sings and affects great style;
We wouldn't spe TO her. oh. no;
But we court her beau meanwhile.
And bright Miss C.. who is fine.
viii waste her smiles on D.;
While he all flushed with dinner and wine,
Talks love to Miss - Comedy.
And dear Miss NJ. so sweet and true
Is left from our jolly crowd;
While we take Miss T., though the fact we rue
She is 50 boisterOus loud.
And thus with the upper tens it goes.
We're mixed like mongrel race
and who tell, Will who knows,
Where man o fnd his place!
-"ELLIENL"
Miss Sadie York is visiting friends IN ST.
Joe, Mo.
Elmer Beach entertained Friday evening
at his home on North Topeka avenue.
Bishop Ninde, of Topeka, is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. X. T. Murdoch while in the
ci!y.
Walter Dyer entertained few friends
Friday evening at his home on North
E!nporia.
Mrs. A. L. Boyd and Miss Minnie Boyd,
of Denver, are the guests OF Mrs. j. r.
Hallowell.
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rhe Shakespeare club are reading "King
joan" and are having a real enjoyable, in
teIIectual time of 1t.
Miss Lula Lineham, of Wapello, Ia, is
with the family of j. S. Andrews, 1923
South Lawrence avenue.
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The Antlers gave an enjoyable dance at
the dancing academy Wednesday evening,
with the usual number in attendance.
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The A. o. U. w will give a masquerade
on February at the Market street hall.
TIE ball will be given under the auspices
OF the Degree of Honor.
Mr.. VIII McNeal will leave for Lincoln,
Nebraska, next Tuesday. where he will ac-
cept position with his brother. Benjamin
McNeal, formerly a Wichita boy
One of the social events for the coming
week will be reunion at the Baptist
church, Wednesday evening, Of the old
and new members of the young peoples
Bible class.
Mrs. c. NJ. Davis, of Peublo, Colo, with
her little son and daughter is in the city
visiting friends. Mr.. Davis was formerly
connected with the Schuyler Electric
Light company here.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Biting entertained
Mt heir beautiful Lawrence avenue home
on Friday evening a small circle of friends
Me- f.raca | NI-S A lipa I
Ii. Rauch, MIR. w. II. Troupe and others
were among the party.
Miss Hutcbison entertained Monday
evening at Mrs. Clapp's. Card playing
was paramount among the many enjoy
able portions of the evening. The partici-
pants were Misses Ida Rudolf Gray. Null
vey, Adele Rudolf and Hatch and Messrs
Oscar DeLong, L. w. Sargent, H. Holt, E.
Hoffman and j. NJ. Moore.
Yesterday was the eighth birthday of
little Winnie Lamb and the event was cele-
bra ted at her home, No. 137 North Ohio
avenue. Refreshments We're served and
the happy little boys and girls wished that
Winnie might have as joyous birthday
each year. Those present were: Wick and
Della Clark, Minnie Williams, Retta
Sees, Emma Bayless, Maggie McGinnis,
Pearl Robbins, Jessie and Oracle Steiner,
Della Snyder and Lena Haines.
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Mrs. Ed, Vail entertained few friends
Friday evening at the Vail residence on
North Topeka Her guests for this even
Ing were Mr.. and Mrs. AL Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. B. II. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Coleman. Mir. and Mrs. George Ma
jors, DIR. aud Mrs. a II. Fabrique, Mr.
and Mrs II. L. Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. q.
NJ. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. w : Corbett Mr. and Mrs !
I, K Earr,s1l and Misc
Miss Genevera Jocelyn entertained the |
Hush club at her home on North Topeka |
Monday evening. Miss Jocelyn's ability |
as hostess Is spoken of quite highly by |
her guests. who on this occasion were |
Mamie Mead, Mabel Clement, Rhea Wood
man, Netue Harris. VaIlie Old, |
Messrs Frank Russell, Ben. Par
niely, Grant Woo,iman, Rob. Rogers, c. p |
Topping, Maurice Viele, Bruce Prlddy. |
Willie Carver.
"Wednesday evening one of the quietest
weddings, yet betokening great love and |
JOY, WAS celebrated at the residence of Mr.. |
jacob Pittinger on North Topeka. Rev.
). ID. Hewitt offlciated at the marriage of
Joseph Coates aud Miss Mary Rankin.
Both are known and liked IN this COM
nunty and the many fast friends or both
who have admired them hitherto, will let
continuation of that love 20 forth to
them In this the hour of their joy.s
Tuesday evening Mrs Fred Smythe en-
tertalued the Whist club. Mrs. Smythe
was assisted by Mrs. Pntard. A royal
good time" with supper betimes. held the
guests IN full enjoyment of the pleasures
which the hostess had prepared for them.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo knorr, Mr.. /
and Mrs. lnnes. Mr.. and Mrs c. Smythe
AIT ana Mrs. Ray Oliver, Mir. aud Mrs |
r. ank Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs Eli Vail, Mr. |
and Mrs j. II. Black. Mrs Myers. Miss
Agnes Lynch and Charles Hunter.
tuesday evening the Knights Templars
gave another pleasant ball, which was !
we'll attended and called forth all the good
cheer that these hops always rromise and
invariably give TO those who attend Last
Tuesday the dancers were Mr. and Mrs.
W. 5 Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A, Wal
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Hollinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. I. Dorsey, Mr.. aud Mrs. r {.
DEAN, Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Jones Mrs,
Stanley, Mrs. b. T. hartman, Mrs. New
comb and Misses Ida and Minnie skinner.
Ida and Adele Rodolf. Sadie Ford Ella
Souders, Diffendufer. Mary Hall. Allie
Litteil, and Messrs. l.. ID. Skinner, George
L. Pratt. O. b. Stocker Fred Sweet. George
Hammann, o. ID. Barnes, !. H. Hettinger,
E. Phillips, Il. A. Hall, Z. Z. Bleckley and