Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
For the Eagle.
HENFINISHEO.V

For the Eagle.
.UNFINISHED."
A painter was charmed with the view OF cloud
Glory filed by the setting sun,
But before he could hold on his canvass cold
Its blended colors of pink and gold.
a gust of wind like wicked sprite
Carried it quickly out OF his sight
he tore his hair in supreme dispair-
And the picture was never done.
4 sonnet danced through poets brain.
And filled his soul with delight;
In feverish haste he reached Tor his pen,
And wrote with all his might.
But e'er he could capture the dainty thing
And chain IL to Taper and ink,
wave Of his hand upset the Inkstand,
And it vanished as quick as a wink.
February S, E9a. JANcARLsEN.
The Hypatia met on Monday and held a
worry interesting session.
Miss Matte Fabrique has returned from
Kansas City, where she has been visiting.
Miss Lena Murdock and her friend Miss
Carter of FL Dorado, are visiting Pearl
Murdock.
Mrs. W. Kauffmann has for her guests
Dr. f. Ross, Mrs. d. and Miss Ella Grant.
OF Minnesota.
Miss Bessie Ryder Will entertain the
" hist club next Tuesday evening as was
at first intended.
The masquerade ball Thursday evening,
thoy aver. was the most successful of its
kind in a long while.
Miss Mignon Viele will entertain next
Friday evening. The invitations are sub
scribed valentines"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Thistlewood of 424
South Main street entertained the teachers
d of the Carleton school.
Mrs Z. hartmann entertained Saturday
evening in compliment TO her guest, Miss
Richards, OF Leayenworth.
Next Tuesday evening the Knights Tenn
plar will give another of their series of
d. hops at the dancing academy.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Biting entertain
ed a few friends Wednesday evening at
their residence on North Lawrence.
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4 number of students of the Southwest
erl Business College spent very pleasant
evening at 2l9 South Main street with Miss
Io1Isa Koch.
Cards are out announcing the wedding.
or February II. at p. H., of Mr.. Alfred
Djccnman, of Lawrence, and Miss Esther
Dfukker, Of this city,
The ladies of St. Johns guild will give
their annual tea at the residence of Col.
i. II. Campbell Tuesday evening. Tea
served at o'clock sharp. Cars will be i'll
waiting.
\ Bellamy club has been organized and
RI of
''nationalizing everything" as the transla-
ton of Looking backward is styled in
Germany.
Thursday evening Mrs. s. W. Corbett
gave another of her series of card parties
at her home on North Topeka, which af-
foccied much enjoyment to those who par
Iicipateu.
The many friends OF Miss Artie Earl
VIII be sorry to learn of the death of that
Young lady who was beloved bv all of her
acquaintances and who for some years was
al bright parsonage in Wichita.
The ladies of the Dodge Avenue NJ r.
church will conduct a social entertain
ment and exhibit a novelty orange tree at
the West Side hotel next Tuesday evening
Preparations are making render it pleas
ant 10 all. Come and bring your friends.
The last of the series of dancing bv the
"Dur Club" will be holden on Wednesday
evening, February l., aud not the llth as
stated gu the tickets. These dances have
been a special feature during the entire
season and the members are sorry that
they are SO near an end.
Thursday evening Mr.. and AIRS. ]. c.
Rutau entertained at their residence on
4 N 4 rrar MI,
ia all is reported. The guests were, Prof.
and Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. and Miss Nuss. Mr.
sld Mrs. j. ID. Hutchings Miss Pond,
Messrs. Young, Miller aud Holler.
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The Mizpah society on Friday COM
pleted arrangements for an orange tea
which will be held at Mr. Geo Douglas
1151 North Lawrence, on st. Valentines
eve. a pleasant as well rs profitable time
is anticipated Refreshments for the
lnental as we'll is pnys.ca man will be
served.
The Wichita University Foot Ball club
Joined issue in a game of foot bali with the
Lincoln Street club at the corner OF Lin
coin ST eet and Pattie avenue. The game
started at 2:225 p. M. and was well contest
I'd, with brilliant playing on both sides
After the first half (forty-fiye minutesl the
Lincoln Street cub threw up the game.
Mr.. and Mrs j. I. F'igg, of Riverside.
gave caro- party Thursday evening. a
supper what was a supper" is, particularly
ulentloned by the guests who were Mr.
aud Mrs. b. II. Campbell Mr. and Mrs
w. L. Stsnley, Mr.. and Mrs l. G Fitch,
Mr.. and Mas. l. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. James
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs ". \ Arey. Misses
Stanley aud Old and Mr. Edward Carver
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In 1879 429 marriage licenses were issued
from The probate court ana yet there are
just as many good fish in the sea as ever
were caught" In January. SIS: February,
S6; March, p; April, 80; May. 33; June. 60:
July, 80; August. 3S; Septe m ber -: Oc-
tober, o. November. 81. and December. IS.
The records for number of wears hack
show the months Of October and Noyem-
Der to be the popular marrying months.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Levy entertained the whist club, assisted
by Mr. anu Mrs. J.. \. Walton. Edibles
characterized by daintiness and abund-
ance were forthcoming, and served as "A
climax TO very pleasurable evening The
guests were MIR. and Mrs. \. W. Oliver.
AIr and Mrs. c. H. Smyrhe, Mr. and Mrs
Ray Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver,