The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-30

will be OUT dressed in their best suit of
clothes"
The ladies of the auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
C. A will serve tea to the members of the
auxiliary Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
| April !. 1890. at 307 North Lawrence ave
nue.. The presence OF every member Is
earnestly desired.
The most efficient manner of squelching
the people who are always talking about
back east their social status there and
how much better and more refined 1t is
than the west, is to ask them what they
came west for anyway.
Last Monday evening Miss Nellie Bald
ridge entertained tewof her many friends
at her home on College Hill. Miss Bald
ridges mode of entertaining and the
sumptuous repast met with the approba-
ton of all the jolly young crowd
Mr.. VIII P Hinkle is at home visiting
his parents and renewing acquaintance
seem very glad to see him once again. As
the business season Of the ice trade will
soan begin, Will will be Obliged to hurry
back to Quincy to look after his work.
There is young man in the city who
takes violin under his arm and walks
into the ball room with the rest of the
fee. Doorkeepers should make the mem
bers of the orchestra strike out a tune to
| prove his identity.
! A luncheon will be served by the Young
Ladies Home Missionary society OF the
| First VI. (. church Tuesday, April l, at
| the residence of Mrs. r. +. Guthrie, 4O3
! Waco avenue. Luncheon will be served
! by the young ladies from to s, after
( which an interesting program Will be rem
dered.
One of Wichita's most popular and in
! tellectual ladies was at one time an actress
and nightly entertained large houses by
| her ability and Versatility. She did not
! leave the stage from lack of success as an
artist but because she was keen enough
| to discern the more preferable joys OF a
| quiet life.
| 1t is a saying among women that the
| girls who know how to cook well will
never have it to do; that the girl who can
| cook usually marries b man who can
! afford TO hire his cooking done. To which
| the girls reply by saying that there is
nothing in it: that it is only a dodge moth
/ erS have of getting their girls TO learn
I cooking.
| The Lincoln nine suffered an ignomin-
| ious defeat at the hands of the Catholic
nine yesterday at the South Market street
grounds. 1t was a rough and tumble from
the first until the fifth inning, when the
LincOlns seeing grim defeat coming after
them at a good rate gave up in disgust
The score then stood Catholics 10, Lin
coins II.
A very successful Demorest medal con-
test was given at Paramount last Wednes-
day night, young gentleman Of 10 years
I II. II -
six contestants These contests have
gained such favor among all classes that
arrangements Will soon be made for a gold
medal contest which promises to be a grand
affair.
Everybody thought the Guards on the
day OF General Ayers reception were too
roll call after the parade showed, none of
the girls had yielded to the temptation
and stolen one. Captain Osborne makes a
model officer and the soldier-like forms of
Runyan, Gordon and MundvellO were the
cause of no small amount of heart flutter-
ing.
Miss Rea Woodman entertained the
Hush club one evening this week. OF
course it was enjoyable. They all are.
The names of the guests are given with
| Miss" before each individual young lady.
The gentlemen are served up in the old
style: Miss Jocelyn, Miss Woodman, Miss
Old, Miss Clement, Miss Minnie Skinner,
Miss Mead, Miss Wei and Miss Ryder;
MeSsrs. WoodmaR, Carver, Priddy Rogers,
Parmely, Topping, Russell and Wei.
Thursday evening was the occasion of
very large and pleasurable gathering at
the home Charles McAdams on North To
peka. Charles makes Il model host, as all
the guests Thursday evening were eager to
beau witness, and all the paStimeS of a
modern ''swell'' party were in operation
Thursday evening, with sumptuous sup
per the crowning item of the party. 1t is
an event long to be remembered by those
present.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs J. 0. Da-
wilson gave a card party at their Riverside
home The guests were Mr. and Mrs Fin
lay Ross, Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Bentley, Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Farnum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs Dulaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Throckmorton, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. VI. Whitney, Col and Mrs. Camp
bell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vail, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. c. Topping.
The program of the West Side G. L. S.
c. for April 4, is as follows:
Roll call Thoughts on Easter.
Paper on Easter. Mrs. Blake.
Reading. ........... Robert, King of Sicily,
by LOngfellOw. Miss Fowler
Lesson. ............C hautauqua physics
Chapters 3 and 6........Mr. Shane.
Music. In charge of Mrs. Golfer.
Paper. Destruction of Jerusalem,
Mr.. De Croft.
Circle will meet with Miss Mary Law
renee.
Wednesday evening the members of the
EmpOria avenue Baptist church and CON
gregatiOn, together with neighbors, went
. enmasse to the residence of the pastor, A.
II. Post, 1925 East Oak. Here an enjoy
able evening was spent and the pastor and
his family was the better off in cash and
other donations to the amount of S25 or
more, and above all with the consciousness
of the good feeling there manifested The
neiGhborS in the immediate vicinity al
though some OF other churches. added to
make the occasion Il pleasant one.
Bert NJ Reed. son of Mr. and Mrs. II. P.
Reed, was one of those happy recipients of
surprises that are so numerous every week.
and which are all so thoroughly ENJOYABLE
Forty young ladies and gentlemen on this
occasion awaited the Young hosts arrival
and his entrance was the signal for his
temporary embarrassment, happy recovery
and a subsequent evening filled with all
the mirth and good cheer that attend such
gatherings. High Five and music. and
above all Mrs. Reeds excellent luncheon.
are among the items mentioned by those
there.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ohio society will be next Tuesday evening
at DIR. Stevens hall The following IS the
program:
Music. Observation-Disclosures.
ReCitation............M Miss Oracle RidgSav
Violin SOlO..............M Mr.. Ben parmelee
Recitation Miss Katie Inv, ay.r,,ar