The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-18
the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. T. Logan,


Mrs. J. w. Davis, of Wellington, return
ed home yesterday after spending lie"
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Throckmorton entertained
the members of the North End cara cluD
Thursday evening.
Charley wikof, of Winfield, is in the
CITY spending Sunday with his cousins,
the Misses Clara and 10 Ireland. .
Mrs. J. r. Snyder, of Ohio street, has re-
turned after very pleasant visit OF some
weeks to friends and relations in Iowa.
Don't snub the person who talks to you
about the weather. 1t is great deal bet
| ter than talking about your nelghbors.
Mrs. 6. s. Hendrickson and daughter
| leave this morning for Fort Supply, /. T.,
to visit her brother, Col Bryant, Q. s A
There is young lady living in the north
part of the city, who, it is said, would cut
off her finger, were.it the fashion to have
but three.
There is gentleman in Wichita who
will get up very early to feed and groom
the horse, but his wife has to get up to
make the fire.
Mr.. Tom Harris, of the Crawford Grand,
is nome again after making a tour of the
Crawford circuit in advance of a theat-
rical company.
Mrs. n. Baldwin leaves tonight for
Sioux City, Ia, on visit TO her daughter,
Mrs Coffman, and her son, Charles. She
expects to be absent about three weeks.
Zephyrs are ordinarily light and airy,
but our zephyr carries ''Straws" delight
fully. Her sweetness is only surpassed by
her sincerity, and neither more than equals
her good sense.
The Circle Francois held its first regular
meeting on Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Zoe Harris, on North Topeka
avenue. The circle started out on the
study of Balzac.
Cards are received at the EAGLE office
from Rosebury, Oregon, announcing the
marriage of Samuel F. Murphy to Ruth
Jones. At home after the 18th, at Baker
City, same state.
The young society gentlemen evidently
stole a march on the bald heads at the
'Gaiety Girls" performance at the opera
house. They had the call on every seat in
the first three rows.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs
C.E Owen, Mr. and Mrs Nye and Mr.. Z. E.
Bleckley enjoyed the hospitality of Miss
Allie Littell at her home on Waco avenue,
Tuesday evening.
The man who stumbles over his own
feet in his haste to give up his seat in the
car to the young lady with the smile,
usually lets his wife carry In the water |
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Miss Vlrgaline Lucy's guests Monday |
night, who enjoyed a very pleasant even |
ing, were Miss May and Miss Dagner, and !
Messrs. Priddy, Newcomb, Mancourt, |
Rogers and Niederl4nder
Two of the motoneers on the electric |
street cars met between two switches and |
argued so long aud so loud as to which one |
would go back, that the passengers left |
the cars and proceeded to walk.
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There is a young lady in the city who is |
always boasUing of her early rising and |
upon her skill in the culinary art, but in
vestigation proves that her mother has to |
get up every morning and get the break
fast.
Mr.. Wilson Goldsworthy and wife left !
last Wednesday evening for their home in
Santa Fe, y. NJ, after a very pleasant |
visit with Mrs. g. parents in the city, |
and relatives of Mrs. Goldsworty's at
Caldwell.
The members of the Coronado club have
decided to entertain their lady friends one |
evening each month The first of these |
will be given next Tuesday |
evening, and will no doubt prove a very
pleasant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Caldwell very pleas
antly entertained at supper Thursday eve
ming, the following guests: The Rev. and
Mrs. r. L. Savin, Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Coffin, and Mr.. r. Lamonte.
Misses Nina and Mary Caldwell gave 6
o'clock tea Friday, which was enjoyed by
Misses Mary Rutan Fannie Jackson, and
Messrs. George Hammann, f.. Sweet and
c. Martin. Miss Mary Caldwell favored
the guests with several choice solos.
Mrs w. \. Casweu entertained at 5
o'clock tea on Thursday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. Gould, of Friendship, y. Y.
There were present Mrs. j. Gould. Mr..
and Mrs. F. 5. Gould, Miss Eva Gould and
Miss Alice Chapman, of Cullison, Kan.
At recent gathering Of a number of
friends at the house of "a neighbor the con-
turned to the life and adventures
OF the famous hit Carson" reference be
ing made TO his death brought out the
question when did she die;" from one
of the gentlemen.
The Parish Aid chapter of St Johns
Guild will give social at the residence of
Mrs. George knorr, 1913 South Lawrence
next Wednesday evening. They promise
an excellent musical program and as an
extra inducement TO the gentlemen they
will have refreshments"
The wife of one of Wichita's attorneys,
who visited in Indiana some time ago, was
taken with the softness and popularity of
the bed her hostess had placed in the room
she occupied. Not knowing of what it
was made, she inquired, and upon being
told cat tails, she wanted to know where
they got all the cats.
Mrs. Fannie T. Wood. Of Jonesburg,
No, who with her daughter, Miss Fran
els has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
ii. Oliphant, OF l,6l5 North Mead avenue,
returned home last Monday morning.
Mrs, Wood was very much pleased with
Wichita and its people, and may return
and make this city her permanent home.
Miss Eva Dewey entertained the Mrs.
Jarley's WaNworksn last Wednesday
evening. In addition to dancing and cards
an elegat lunch WAS enjoyed Those pres
ent were Misses Sallie Downing, MYRTLE
Lee, Belle Noble, Carrie WinanTs. Lizzie
Noble and MesSrs. Howard Moffatt. Will
McFerran, Fred Ross. Bert McCausland.
The Young Married Peoples Card club
was entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs b. b; Cushman. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Miner. MIR. and
Mrs. Bion Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lytle
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Green. Mr.. and Mrs NJ B. Cohn.
Miss Maude Pratt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
" .Iacksnn Mr. and NJ q d. A. /