The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-22
Mr.. Mont Hallowell is home on visit.
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Mr. Mont Hallowell is home on visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. o. ID. Barnes entertained
on Tuesday evening:
Mr. Scott Matson Of st. Louis, was in
the city during he week.
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Miss Virgaline Lucy gives drive whist
party next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Harry Gordon Is home again from
very pleasant visit IN Indiana
Miss Virgaline Lucy has as her guest,
Miss Shanklin, of Lexington, Ky.
Miss Sophia Getto has returned to All
Hallows academy for the coming term.
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Tho members of the What club were
the guests of Miss Anna Mulvey Monday
evening.
The Coronado club gave Ladies' Re-
ception" at the club rooms last Tuesday
evening.
Judge and Mrs. II G. Ruggles enter
tanned a McGinty Might've party on Tues
day evening.
Miss Myrtle Lee will entertain the Mrs
Jarley's Wax Works club next Wednes-
day evening.
The Degree of Honor will hold their
postpo ed meeting next Thursday night.
Several limitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w O. Sternberg will en-
terrain the GreiffensUein Park Card club
next Friday evening.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Davidson entertained a number of friends
with delightful card party.
Local talent essaying comedy and trag
edy often forget their lines So do
singers-a quartet for an example
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Mrs Asa Runyon and daughter have re-
turned from their visit to Kentucky. Miss
Chenault, sister of Mrs. Runyan, is with
her.
There is one young man in the city who
will no donbt put in a miserable evening.
Somebody is coming home TO spend Sun
day.
Where was our Little Lord Fauntleroy
when the young man lost his tooth" If
wiley should ask him this question, won
der what he would tell her;
A certain young lady sends in the in
formation that Jack will find his
tooth" hanging up in front of the build
ing, lib East Douglas avenue.
Among the attractions at the entertain
ment to be given 10y the old settlers Mon
day is a vocal solo by Miss Anna Reel
aud a whistling solo by Miss Mary Hail
Mrs. Nereus Baldwin, who has been Wis
itirg her daughter, Mrs. kaufman, at
Sioux City, Iowa, was expected home last
evening. She has been absent several
weeks.
He has seemingly left the stag party
Mt least he has had two opportunities and
has taken advantage of both, and this
Young man is in a business whichis always
best when "ightest.
You can always tell wher one of the
younger set has a falling out with his
sweetheart, when he does you will miss
from his finger a ring belonging TO the
young lady-when all is lovely he wears
two.
Wichita boasts a number Of the bright
est women in the state. One Of these
whom the EAGLE counts among its warm
friends ana contributors, received this
week TWO checks for two papers accepted
by an eastern literary magazine.
Who were the four young men who
made at least two unsuccessful attempts
last Sunday afternoon, to make "A call,
And If they won't admit that they started
out with the determination that II not
successful at one place they would 20 TO
another. 1t was well deserved, the hide
out" they received from the young ladies
Er;1,v oftarrocp tro,,, 2 70 = Mre l.
Higginson entertained a small company
In honor of the fifth birthday of her son,
Master Dayton HiECinson, at llO5 Uni
versity avenue. The invited guests were
Myrtle and Pearl Cook, Nellie Lehman,
Henry hirkbride, jay NJ. Gill and Eddie
lehman.
on Wednesday evening last Miss Sarah
Chapman entertained a few friends to a
little dance and a dainty supper The
guests were: Miss Harriet johnson. Miss
Helen Green. Miss Goodlander of Rock
ford; Ills; Miss Elsie Moodman, II. RoS-
Lrs. b. Priddy, +. Hoffman. r. Nieder-
lander, u. Chapman and r. Campbell
Miss Carrie Winants entertained the
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works club last We'd
nesday evening. The time was spent in
dancing cards, music and a dainty supper.
Those present were: Misses Ssllie Down
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MessrS. Fred Ross, VIII NcFarren. How
ard Mofit, Bert McCsus.and and Urban
Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green entertained
the Young Married Peoples Card club on
Tuesday evening The guests were Mr..
and Mrs +. b. Hull, Mr. and Mrs p. Is.
Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole.
Mr. and Mrs NJ b. Coha, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Miner. Mr. ana Mrs. II. Lyle Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Baldwin, Miss York, Miss Tusch.
Mr. o. b. Stocker and Mr. b. Mcknight
True love never runs smooth. Neither
does it when il il all oue-slCed, especially
when it is the young man who j smit,en
and the young lady don't care. Everybody
supposed they were sweethearts ana on
the best OF terms, bUt they have had
lovers quarrel. how the Sossips Will
feast when Ii leaks out. They are not
particularly members OF the younger set
IN the north end lives a Young miss who
has LAD Tor sweetheart Tor some time.
one OF tne members OF the Younger set
the feeling between these two Young PEG
pie was mutual, but not louZ ago Tor some
1ancleG slight the young miss "slCoA' the
Houng gentleman and made IL a pOluJ 20