The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

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recently started out with jack-knife and
ended up with billy-goat.
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. H. V. Russell of
Pana, Illinois, and Miss Della Eller were
married. They will reside in Illinois.
Maude Saunders and Grace Thorpe, two
of Wellington's lively young ladies, visit
ed with Miss Myrtle DEAN, this week.
Mrs. B. B. Cushman entertained Mrs.
Bishop Perkins, the wife of the congress
man from the Third district, last week.
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Nothing disgusts the average man more
than to learn that there has been an earth
quake, and he has missed the sensation.
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What has become of the little girl who
used to bring her candies home from the
party, tied up in the corner of her hand
kerchief?
Rev. George w. Miller, of Kansas City.
will lecture at the First Methodist church
next Friday evening. His subject Will be
PLUCK"
There was a young man in town this
week from Colwich, who, the boys say,
could clay it over" anybody in town play
ing tennis.
Ashland Wilkes had his picture taken
this week He is more popular than city
belle. He has ordered 200 pictures from
the negative.
The town was full of school marms, the
last two or three days. Some of the smart
est men in the country have married their
school teachers.
A local merchant says he lost fifty dol
lars one day last week from mistake of
two cents on certain kind of goods i'll his
advertisement.
At the first ball of the season, most of a
girls time is taken up in discovering how
the other girls have made over their party
dresses from last winter.
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Today is Sunday and it will set most
people right. The last two days they have
been referring to Wednesday as Saturday
and Thanksgiving as Sunday.
in love with woman ten years his senior.
Everybody, including the creature of his
affections, is laughing at him.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ruggles spent
Thanksgiving with their son at Peabody.
Mrs. Ruggles will visit intermediate
points before returning home.
Mr. Samuel McRoberts, a student in
Baldwin college. and also on the staff of
the Kansas City Times, is visiting the
family of j. A. Caldwell, College Hill.
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No opera troop can draw house in
Wichita with "Mikado" The best Mix
ado Wichita ever saw was put on by
home talent, and Wichita will never get
over it.
A Wichita Philosopher: 81 have met
one or two men in my time who have CON
fessed to me that they married small
mouthed women as guard against To-
quacity."
Miss Sara Chapman gave small com
pany Thursday evening. Her guests were
Harriet Johnston, Genevra JOcelyn, Miss
Kent and Bruce Priddy, Ed. Allen and
MIR. Knight.
Will Collins, the leader of the orchestra
says that he tried standard opera music
last winter and the public did not take
up with il at all They like Boulanger's
march and such.
The masculine side of young couple in
Wichita, whom people have been expecting
to get married for several seasons, has or
dered a sealskin sacque for his 'own," as
a Christmas present. People think this
is final.
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Thanksgiving evening, Misses Dell Bay
mum, Emm McClees, Mrs. McClees. How
ard Hettiuger, w. and Doctor McClees
passed the evening with Miss Cora Ripper
ton. McGinty and music were the pleas
ures of the evening.
Do you want TO know how to get on an
equal footing with the people who come to
Wichita from big eastern cities and stick
up their noses ut the town? Go out to
some of the little towns west of Wichita
and do the same thing.
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Mr.. J. r. Kenworthy and Miss Addie
Odell were married Thanksgiving morn
ing at the residence of the brides mother
Winchester, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
worthy will be at home at No. 1902 North
Waco avenue, after December 10.
Men who used to choose sides, and kick
the football and the other fellows shins
all over a siX-hundred foot block may be
some of them, to learn that in
the modern game of foot ball there is very
little kiching at all, except at the umpire
At the voting at the Methodist church
the other evening the party in favor of
women into the general confer
ence had twenty-siX votes more than OBJ
ponents. If this should similarly all
over the states, there is a probability that
the next bishop in the Methodist church
Will be woman.
People do not think that an affair with
less than six guests is party and some
laugh at the idea. But why shouldn't it
be- Herd and party" are not synon-
omous. There were any number of dinner
parties Thanksgiving day in town with
table full of guests where the hostess ex-
pressed a wish that il wouldn't get into
the papers.
Miss Mollie Ross entertained eve
Girls" club Friday evening The time was
spent very pleasantly with music, dancing
and progressive high five Miss Julia
Woods. receiving first prize, Miss Jessie
kendle. BOBBY. The following are those
present: Edith Briggs, Grace Hatton,
Lille Lewis, Miss Ellie Duhadway, Jer-
SEVILLE. Ill, Jessie Kendle. Grace Johnson,
Julia Wood, Edith Modatt, Alice Van
Ness and Myrtle Sluss.
Program of West Side c l. :. C:
l. Roll Call-QuestiOn box in charge Of
Mrs. Bass: questions relating to Our
English
?. English History. chapter IX.....Mr
Lawrence
3. Our English, pages 100 TO 2l5......Mr.
Blake.
Music. Shane
>. Paper-Pronunciatlon.- -. Mrs. Holmes
o. Debate. Miss Bryson and Mr.. Holmes
Exercises begin promptly at $50 O'Clock
Col and Mrs. W. f Hutchinson, Of Fair
mount, gave their children. Misses Nav,
Myra and Edna and Master Edwin, and
with them a host Of their Young friends A