Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

phie, Fay Packer. Kate Burns, Bertht
| Kirkwood, Mabel Foy, Lulu Baker: Mas
tiers Vosburg, Martin. Burns. Troupe
| Yohe. Foye. Braitsch, Burns, Walker
Hall, Hoare, Gehring, Kirkwood, McC6y
Stoddard, Conkling. and Mr.: John Stiles
| and wife and Mr.. Webber Stiles and wife
The program of the West Side C. L. S
c. Friday evening was as follows:
Quotations from Longfellow.
| Table talk. :....Amerlcan p0e6s.
! Lesson. Latin courses in English,
Pages 170-24-Teacher, Miss Fowler.
Music. ......W Words from Longfellow,
Mrs. Coulter.
| Paper. .JOngfeilow's life,
| Mrs. Howard.
| Paper. ..Longfellow'S works,
Mrs. Lawrence.
Mrs. Grey.
Reading. ...........M .Morturi Salutamus,
| Mrs Detroit.
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| Mrs. r. r. Coleman gave q high five
| party Tuesday evening. The evening. of
F! course. was delightful and the recent de-
yelopment of several lions of high five"
made the emulation even more marked
than ever Oh this occasion. Then any
animosity that might have arisen between
over Jealous guests was. later on, displaced
| by very palatable repaSt, which consisted
of savory viands and was neatly served.
The players were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Walton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George knarr, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mrs. c. Pintard, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cross, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. A w. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs G. E.
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smythe, Miss
Agnes Lynch and Will Lynch.
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, At meeting Of the Hesperian literary
society of the Wichita university Friday
night, the following program was rendered
in a pleasing and highly commendable
manner:
Instrumental solo. " Old folks at home,
Miss Nuss
Inaugural address. Miss Alice Jones.
keneth Fausett.
Reading g....O Ode to mousse (BurnS)
w. B. Gladfelter.
Vocal Solo. o......Th The burglar.
Edward Shipe.
Society paper. .............M Mr. E. e. Cook.
Essay. y.......-.. ......r ear,
Edward !shipe.
The German at Miss Maude Pratt's
hcms Thursday atfening must have
been quite an elegant air, II
rich costumes, noyel and charming
figures, sumptuous supper and a
general happy time could make it so. The
usual favors were also mentioned as being
especially attractive and unique. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Finlay Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mr.. and Mrs,
George d. Cross, Misses May Young, Fra
zer. Millie Sappenfield, Kuhn. Maude
Struble, Adele and Ida Rudolf, Julia
Clark, Grace Hibarger. Diffendurfer,
Maude Pratt, and Messrs. II. j. Hag-
ney, Doup. o. B. Stocker. Clyde Ware,
Willard Boone, Grant Woodman, George
Allison, /. A. Hettinger, VIII Smith, A. Il.
Greet and Charles Carey. The german
was given by the gentlemen and the young
ladies furnished the refreshments.
The musical and literary entertainment
which was to have been given some weeks
ago at the South Lawrence Avenue
Christian church, but which was post
poned from time to time on account of in
clement weather and sickness, has now
been arranged for next Tuesday evening.
This is the first of a series which is to be
given at this church and we invite special
attention to the program, glance at
which will show that treat is In store
for those who attend. The following is
the program;
Invocation.
Instrumental trio.
Recitation by Miss Clara Brucn.
Male quartette.
Vocal solo by Miss Nellie Mcpherson,
Music by Miss Lena Shaw.
Recitation by Miss Goldberg.
Ladies quartette.
Vocal solo by Miss Virgaliue Luch.
Recitation by Mr. Purdy.
Instrumental trio.
Benediction.
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Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs. A. II.
HabriQue entertained at their home on
North Lawrence 1t was the ''grasshopper
party" mentioned last week. AS for the
title, no inference of Il scarcity of eatables
or picture of desolation should be drawn,
for it is a well known fact that when Mrs.
HabriQue entertains there is not one invi-
tation that goes unresponded to, and the
toothsomeness and abundance of her vi
ands, and the heighth of pleasure at her
parties are always remarked. The grass
hopper" properly referred to a number of
old time friends who were on the ground
with them when that dreaded insect, that
stopped at nothing short of IA ploughshare
or a railway locomotive. spread over the
land. These old time friends were the
guests. They were Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
w. c. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ NJ. Murdock, Mr. and Mrs Sam Ma jors,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Sluss. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Alley, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney,
MIR. and Mrs. E. B. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Dyer Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Corbett, Miss
Hinton and Mr. and Mrs Findlay Ross.
Saturday afternoon Misses Florence and
Lucy Guthrie gave party at :heir home
on North Waco The company was bril-
liantly costumed and congenial spirits.
rich favors and dainties and sweet meats
made the afternoon pass, all too swiftly.
The guests were Misses Oracle Hatton,
Carrie Cogdell. Ethel and Stacir Nieder-
lander. Annie Mckee. Eva Imboden. Bes-
sic Mccoy, Flora Carpenter, Maize Alley,
Edna Jones, Susie Sweet. Alice Wills,
Mamie McNair, Jessie Stewart. Grace
Adams, Alice and Bessie Treat, Helen
Burrell, Katie Cossitz, Jessie Spangler,
Jennie Cox, Lena Cox, Lily Blaker, Ada
Shultz, Alice Davis, Ella McNair. Dora
McNair, Mabel Smythe, Katie Mastin,
Nellie Tiliford Saliie Ross, Gabriel King
man, Beatrice Rich. Masters Roy Kramer,
Frank Davidson, Gov. Kramer, Josie
katz, Ned Larimer. Bob Stewart, Law
renee Spangler, Charles Smythe, Joe
Thatcher Hinmau, Norman Woods, Lee
Van Werdeu, Harry McComb, Willie Hat
ton. Octie Cogdell, Rolond Murdoch. Ray
NcComb, Howard Schrader, Charlie |
Blacker.
The following program was rendered at
the Irving School by the Philomathan and
the Adelphian Society on February 81,
1890:
song IN IOe ScHOOl
Secretary Report of Phiomathan Society
.................. ...........N Nellie Hupp
Secretary Report of Adeiphiau Society,".
Observation-Disclosures. Thomas