The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

marriage because he asked her to walk, F"
instead O. Ito wade down the stream OF
life with him."
One of the latest clubs in the city is
the South Side Mandolin and Guitar club.
The club is composed of quarted of mem
beers only: The Misses Maude English,
May Kindred, and Messrs. Wells Miller
and Frank Redfeld.
The members of the G. B. & G. club had
their photographs taken in a group last
Sunday morning. Ihey are TO be deliy,
cred TO them one day this week. All
young ladies desiring one are requested to
send their name to one of the members.
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One of the younger set still affects the
fad of having crease pressed in the front
of his trousers. He is about the only one
"in it, on this popularity. Some say
society, holding all the Offices and consti-
tuting the entire membership.
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One of the most pleasant card parties of
the week was the meeting last Thursday
evening of the Grieffenstein Card club
| They were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Fisher. The next meeting will be
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Houston.
Mr.. Charles McAdams entertained at
! High five last Thursday night in honor Of
Miss DuHadway, of Illinois. Those pres
ent were: Misses Maude May Bessie
| Dagner, Elsie Woodman, Messrs. Mont
| Hallowell, Ed Campbell, G. Chapman, f.
Mancourt
The Full Dress Card club" has been or
gained in the north part of the city. They
had their first meeting this week. 1t is
entertained by two ladies each time. After
| the games luncheon is to be served. Mrs.
Murray Myers and Mrs. Churchward. at
Mrs. Myers residence, entertain first.
Mr. and Mrs L. c. Jackson and Miss
| Fanny Jackson, entertained a number of
| friends TO dainty supper last Monday
| evening Present were, DR. and Mrs Noble,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Granger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Abbott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koetsch, Miss Mary
| Caldwell, Mr.. Charles Martin.
The younger members of the Wichita
| Light Infantry claim they have kick
coming" against some of the older ones
| They give their hops, the young ones al
ones stag" it-and then shut them out
when the dancing begins The younger
ones threaten TO let the hops drop alto
gether if they don't reform.
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A Wichita young man won a bet of a
box of candy from his lady love last Thurs
day night. They attended the mask ball
given by the Degree of Honor. The bet
was on either side that each would not
recognize the other; the young lady lost,
but her box of candy did not cost her
very much as she is indirectly interested
in the manufacture of the same.
L. h. hoe Ha
past two years in the employ of the firm
of lines & Ross, leaves this evening for
his old home in Boonville. Ind. Obliging
and energetic in business, and a favorite
in social circles, he made many warm
friends who will regret his departure The
Wichita Light Infantry, of which he was
valued member, certainly lose good
man.
On Thusday evening Miss LYDIA English
handsomely entertained a few friends at
her residence, 433 s. Topeka. Those enjoy
ing the evening, were the Misses Lizze Nc
Millen, Kate Bonnell Mary and Dick Kin
dred, Mollie Wheatley, LYDIA, Kate and
Maud English, Messrs, j. w. Arbogast.
W. H. II. Troupe w. d. Mccormick, Cliff
Sawyer, Will Stice, Marcus Cossett, Frank
Duncan.
There are several society gentlemen in
the city who are strictly speaking mem
bers of the "old crowd" They attend all
the dances, but are never known to have
company-as one of their set remarked,
they not only sponge on us but manage in
some way to get to all the dances given by
the younger SET" These same gentle
men may be found Staging" it to all the
shows at the opera house. The young
ladies should put them on 1.-The list"
Masfar Top,yr oia I ord entertained a puyo
Der of his little friends on Wednesday
evening, it being the anniversary of his
ninth birthday. A most delightful time
was passed in dancing and games. An ell |
egant luncheon was served at an early
hour. The invited guests were Misses
Dona Fisher, Trera Alley, Burmese Butler !
Mabel West, BERTHE FrOwman, Jennie Mel /
lender, Masters Walter Zettler. Horace |
Richard, Ellis Brown, PiercesOn, Reed, |
Balance Tommie Lord.
A young lady living no great distance |
from Central and Riverview, was treated |
to a genuine surprise one evening last |
week. Two of her young gentlemen friends /
informed her that they expected friend /
from the east to VISIT the city, and asked /
the privilege of bringing him up some /
evening OF course she was delighted and |
the evening set. Imagine her surprise, |
when the Gentleman from the east,
proved TO be wel,-known married lady |
IL male attire.
Miss Edith Moffat entertained a COM
pany of merry girls" at her home Friday
evening High five was the amusement Of !
the evening, Cora Lord carrying off the .
head prize aud Mollie Ross the BOBBY. |
Those present were: Alice Van Ness, |
Margie knorr, Cora Lord Grace Hatton,
Gertie Thomas, Edith Briggs, Lottie New
comb, Myrtle Sluss Jessie kendle Mollie
Ross, Maize Alley, Lillian Lewis, Grace
McAdams, Daisy Lynch, Helen Fisher,
Julia Woods and Jessie Balance.
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Mrs. VI. F. Lease has been appointed one
of the vice presidents of the Queen Isabella
association of the Works. Columbian
exposition, and president of the Seventh
district. Mrs Leases staff
consists of Mrs. Jerry Simpson. Medicine
Lodge; Mrs. Ella kinsey, superintendent
public instruction. hIngman county, and |
Mrs. Fanny Mccormack, Great Bend Any
information pertaining to the Columbian
exposition or the Isabella association, will |
be cheerfully furnished by these ladies.
who have been selected by Mrs. Julia
Holmes Smith, president of National Com
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Oliver entertained
Thursday. Those enjoying their hospital
ity We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Little, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Harding Mr. and Mrs.
c. H. Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Logan. |
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. p Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. II. Imboden. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. ". Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. y. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. W, Levy,