The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-19

| ing the hostess many more such happy
events.
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Program Willard c. L. S. c.:
Montaigne. Miss A. Mason
La Rochefoncald
vi La Bruye1es ''''''''AizS haiSeS
La Fontaine. Northumberland Miss Weaver
| Roll call 80; Current Events
| How Salt is Made. ............ Miss Mason
Geological Review:
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! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Cohn gave a card
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
| Bend, Kansas. Those present were the
Misses Johnston, Jocelyn, Fabrique,
Ryder, Balance, Clement, Chapman,
| Anawalt, Fechheimer, Solomon, Wood
man, Hackett, Thomas, Messrs. Nieder-
lander, Priddy, Chapman, Topping, Holt
man, Viele, Parmely, Boone, Newcomb,
Shields. Fouts and Jones.
On Wednesday evening Miss Ella Hacker
assisted by Miss Loudermilk, entertained
| a number of her friends at the residence OF
Miss Hacker on North Lawrence avenue.
Refreshments were served at 1880. The
evening was spent in music and games
and it was not until late when the guests
departed All expressed themselves as
having had a good time. Those present
We're Misses Auchmoody. Thomas. Zen
| niger, Ward, Hicks, Stalcup, Hacker and
Loudermilk, and Messrs. Phelps, Postle-
thwait. shive. Thomas and Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smyth gave a de-
| lightful card party on Thursday evening,
| the interesting game of duplicate whist
| being enjoyed. Among those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Douglass, Mr.. and
Mrs F. W. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Johnston Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Corbett.
Col and Mrs. C. A. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Vail, the Misses Fabrique, A. Green, II.
Green, Hackett, Pratt, Littell, Gascoine,
Stone, Messrs. Richardson, Hagney, Ham,
mann, Sharpe, Smyth, Woodman and
Bleckley.
His business is such that he only gets to
Wichita now and then generally on Sun
day. which fact, together with a number
of young ladies as attractions, makes him
appreciate the opportunity all the more.
Not long ago he received an invitation to
attend one Of the dances of "Our Club
and so arranged matters that he could be
here the night of the dance. A few young
men, among them this particular one,
staged" it that evening. He no doubt
had a good excuse for so doing. He had
asked five different young ladies without
success; some had, and some knew they
WOUlo nave ObucE cu9dStUlSuCS
The Mozart program given by the Unity
club Friday evening was as follows:
Lecture-"M ozart-A Romance of Genius
and Art" Written by Joseph Shipper,
of Seattle, Wash.
Piano solo. Mozart's Fantasia No. Is
Mrs. D. Hays
Soprano solo. 49,. MoZart's BATH Bate"
Mrs. Hovey
reading Rrovnino's "a 1t Vooler'
Mrs. II. G. Toler
Bass solo, :. Mozart's ''Qui Sdegno Non"
Mr.. E. r. Shipper
Piano solo. .MoZart's ROndonetto
Master Albert Hays and Mrs. Hays
Mr. Ben Parnlely leaves during the
week for his home in Dayton. o., where be
will take up the practice of law, he having
recently been admitted to the bar here
after graduating from the Office Of Mr..
Dean Gordon. Being a close student, apt
and capable, he will no doubt meet with
deserved success in his chosen profession.
Of genial nature, polite and gentlemanly
he had made many. friends and was ia
vorite and a leader in the younger society
circles. His mahy friends regret his de-
parture from the city, yet wish him much
success in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs Fraser entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor of their guest
Mrs. d. c. Arnold. of Dayton, Ohio. A
variety of card games and dainty supper
was enjoyed by the guests. The evening
proved most delightful one Those pres
ent We're Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Logan, Mr.
and Mrs n Garst, the Misses Young,
York, Pratt, Littell, Tusch, Struble, Skin
ner, Green, Lynch. Messrs. r. Smyth. A.
H. Greet, of Pittsburg, Kan; Bleckley,
Hammann, Smith, Osborne, Hettinger,
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Wednesday evening, Mayo Miss Blanche
Smith, the elocutionist, will give recital
with her pupils at the First NJ. f. church
under the auspices of the Epworth League,
which promises to be a most interesting
and unique entertainment. One OF the
attractive features will be a Delsarte
Aesthetic drill given to musical &C
compartment. The music for the even
ing will be the finest the city affords. Miss
Annie Reel, Mr.. Eugene Shipper and
Sherman Skinner will appear on the
program. All who are interested in the
art of expression should not fail to be
present.
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A delightful surprise party was rendered
Miss May Pearse at her home on North
Lawrence avenue, by a number of friends
and members of the o. E. S. Dancing,
cards, musical and literary exercises and
dainty refreshments made the evening
most pleasant one. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Fegtley, Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Gill. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Allen Hall, Mrs. Margaret
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. David Smythe, Mr.. and
Starr, Mr.. and Mrs Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L. Whitlock, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Apple
gate, Mrs. Carrie Brooks, Misses Mary
Hall, Addie Brooks, Nina Hall, Lillian
WILDER, Lee, Messrs. w. d. Carney, Ike
Hettinger and Fred Sweet.
1t is not generally known, even by his
most intimate friends, that George Dold,
the jolly packer. has an inventive as we'll
as musical genius, but such is the case.
He has invented a new musical instru-
ment, known as the 'pigiana," and it is
made in this manner: Take a large dry
goods box, bore row of eight auger holes
in the side; put eight hogs in the box; let
them he from the largest to the smallest
size. Run their tails out through the
auger holes, and then you have a perfect
musical instrument To perform on this
instrument you must pinch the pigs tails,
and as they are pinched they will squeal,
making rather harsh but splendid music
They say that it is the inventors favorite
instrument.
Program LOT City EpWorUn league 1ueS-
day evening, April 81, 1891. at Dodge Ave
pue NJ. L. church.
Prayer
Reading of Scripture Lesson.
.....-.....-.........R Rev. c. c, Wood
Singing. Avenue Choir
Address. Pres Jas. Allison
Music. Paul League
Paper .Ivanona Bryson
Music. First Church League
Address. Rev c. S. Nusbaum
Music. .Emporia Avenue League
Paper-Iniuence of Sympathy........
.................. Miss L. Shaffer
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