Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-02
For the Eagle.

Personals, Departures, Arrivals, Etc.
For the Eagle.
DOGGEREL.
The sky which others deem so fair and bright,
To me is leaden;
And even angels food so rare and light
To me seems sodden.
Buckwheat cakes. on which dote
Have lost their flavor.
Though in maple syrup they're afoat,
With melted butter
The song Of MY Little Golden Wings
Is full OF gloom
wish that he wonld cease to sing,
While cut Of tune.
An unfinished picture on my easel stands,
Ny hand has lost lis cunning;
half unfinished sketch my time ami skill demands
Which an stunning,
All my bright and fragrant flowers
Seem dun and scensiess;
TIE minutes drag through weary hours,
Slow, but relentless.
cannot laugh. do not care to talk
On any subject:
] care not TO drive. nor VIII walk,
Life has object.
And all because my neighbors dog lifts up his voice
and howls all night
The vicious canine
How wish he had nice beefsteak, fixed up all
Seasoned wifi strychnine.
Mrs. NJ W. Levy VIII give a reception
next "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. S. Goldsworthy, of Santa Fe,
\. H., is visiting friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. i. G. Smythe have issued cards to
High Five party next Thursday even
lng.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dale entertain a
cottrie of high i've deyotees next Tues
day evening.
Mr.. p. Hayes entertained Tuesday even
ing. The all popular high five" held
reign OF the occasion.
Mr.. +. l.. Bradburr, wife and daughter,
Myrtle, of Madison, South Dakota, are
visiting Mrs. A. 5. Parks, Fairmount.
Wednesday evening Rev j. C. Post
married George s. Taylor, of BurDs, Kan,
and Miss Alice :. Raborn, of this city.
Miss Jennie Schultz, who has been spend
ing the winter in the south. has returned
IN the midst OF one Of our coolest busters.
Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Oliver entertained
last Wednesday evening. The inevitable
thigh five" was met. seen and conquered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Eidridge and Mr..
and Mrs. \. W. Biting are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Leach, Of Spence, Indi-
ans.
Miss ID. Maude ". Parks gave party
to her friends on Friday evening.
FEBRUARY -, in honor of her cousin, Myr-
Bradbury.
Last Friday night most enjoyable high
five party was given t. n few friends by
Miss Lizzie Miller, of Cleveland avenue.
A fine time ended up in an elegant supper.
Mrs. Nereus Baldwin entertained the
Piano club Monday afternoon. Mrs Bald
win expects IA visit from her daughter.
Mrs. Cotfman, the latter part of the month.
a "Tea' will be given for the benefit of
new organ at the First Presbyterian
church on Wednesday from $50 p. IN. \
pleasant program has been prepared for
the evening. All are invited.
4 number of his relatives assisted Mr.. S.
J. Davidson to celebrate his 10Th birthday
Friday evening. As a birthday party of a
gentleman WHO'S over three score and ten,
it has unquestionably never been sur
passed.
Miss Gail Caldweil entertained few
friends at her home, 335 North Topeka
avenue. Misses Jennie McClung. Mamie
McClung, Jennie Williams. Grace Love
w. II. RoUch and b, l. Keenan, were
present good time, good lunch and
good hostess suggest an evening, replete
with enjoyment, as this one was.
The Hush club held a meeting at Miss
Minnie SINNERS last Tuesday evening,
and Miss Skinner scored another as a
hostess. The club reached its regulation
heights of jollity. The members present
were, Misses Mead, Ryder Jocelyn. Mood
man, Oid, Clement, Nleie, Minnie Skinner
Messrs Carver. Woodman, Niele. Topping,
PArmely, Rogers, Priddy, Russell.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs 7. G..
Fitch entertained ut their Riverside resi-
dence. An enjoyable evening of course
was passed by the guests aud the host and
hostess the recipients of no mean compli-
ments from them. They Were Mr.. and
Mrs. u. W. {. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. y II.
Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Bel, Mr.. aud
Mrs. A w. Arey, Mr. and Mrs }. Ok
Mr. aud Mrs. W. T. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: L. Figs, MeSsrs. Gossard, Carver and
Merrill.
The West Side c. l.. :. c. will meet with
Air 4. h. Lawrence Friday evening, March
Z, lS90 The program is as follows:
Roll call. Quotations about politics.
Paper, Carnival at Rome, Mrs. Holmes
Present pope, his home aud power Mrs
Allison.
Lesson. physics. chapters l and II.
Teacher Prot. j. { Meyer
Stanley's work in Africa. Three min
ute talks by
Mrs. Coniter-HiS life
Miss CoGrter-His discoveries.
Mr.. Lawrence-Ihe results,
There was quite a pleasant time a--
ranged for 10y the members OF the Friends
aud Brothers lodge and their ladies on
the west side In Enterprise hall last Wed
nesday evening. Those present wars
Misses Anna Osborne HattIe Frapcjs
May Cox, o;tA Cullum, Mile Dur,tt
Amy Brooks. Hester Circuit. Hattie Afur.
ply, Mamie Southweli, Miss HAYS. Mrs
killion; Messvs. ID. Cox. Taylor, Jones. 4 /
PISer;iR, ". Pilgergim. Brooks, Spencer
kIlilon, Seamon. = Cox, Rev Bickuen /
tlter, Hill aud Fraacis. After au enter. /
tanning program supper WAS served, ana !
NJ! enjoyed themselves until quite late.