The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-25

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Last Thursday evening, at her home on
Ellis avenue, Mrs. J c. Maxwell enter
tanned a number of friends to meet Miss
Reid, of Kentucky, who is visiting In the
city. High five was trumped by delicious
lunch.
The two crowds have at last buried the
| Ratchet and at the dance of the Our Club
quite a number of the the younger set
| were present and it had tendency to llven
up and make the dance more pleasanter
than ever.
A well known society young man, who
| is member of the younger set ~ is dis
gushing his friends by having a crease
pressed in the leg of trousers such as is
generally seen in what is termed 'store
clothes" when new.
| A young lady worried for day or two
last week over the loss of an earring. 1t
1 caught on his coat sleeve and came IN
| looped, and now she is endeavoring to ex-
plain how such thing could happen with
out her knowing it.
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The members of one of Wichita's clubs
| lmuslcal) will soon be presenting their
young lady friends with photograph of
the club members in full dress. 1t is said
that they have made arrangements TO have
the photographs taken today
The Unitarians will give another of
! their very enjoyable socials at Mrs. Car
freshments will be served. The enter
| tainment will be as usual, and good
| time is insured to all who attend.
The Misses Adele and Ida Rudolph en-
tertained few friends Thursday evening
TO nigh five party. Those present were:
| Miss Anna Muivey, Lulu Anawalt, Sadie
Heich aud Mamie Mead T. w. Sargent,
Chas Martin, Henry Holt and Dean Cor
| don.
Mrs. G. W. Cox gave dinner party at
the Carey on Friday to few lady friends.
There were beautiful floral favors and the
sparkle of feminine wit. The guests were:
Mesdames A. l.. Nelson, L. K. Spangler
W. L. Shields, Chas. Mosbacher, N. Buck
ner, K. A. Sankey, II 6. Toler.
Mr. and Mrs George bold entertained
at their home Friday evening in honor of
Miss Emma Thereof, of Buffalo, y. Y.
There were present Miss Maggie Carey.
Miss Maggie GretZ Miss Tillie Mack, of
Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Champion,
Mr.. F. Champion, Mr.. Fred Dold, Mr.. +.
Mccoy, Mr.. c. Topping,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dold gave pro-
gre~sive euchre party at their home Sat
urday evening in honor of Mr. Jacob Dold
and Mrs. Slough. Mr. and Mrs. Topping,
Mr.. and Mrs little, Miss Gretz, Miss
Mack, Miss VI. little, Miss Z. Thereof,
Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Mccoy, Mr. F. Miller,
Mr.. c. Topping, Mr.. Fred Dold.
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Miss Helene Burrell entertained the
North Side Dancing club at her home, Az
Riverview. The evening was passed by
dancing. and last an elegant luncheon was
IN readiness for the merry little crowd.
Those present were Amy Hays, Bessie Nc
Coy, Bessie and Alice Treat, Bessie Brown, |
Grace Bishop. Clarissa Norris, Lille
Baker Dicky Viele, Warren and Gordon |
Oldham, Robbie Norris.
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There is Might've, or otherwise named |
society club. of this city, composed of |
young married couples, none of whom |
have been married less than one or more !!
than two years, 1t is equally true that |
not single home of the entire aggrega- /
ton is enlivened by the smile of an inno- !
cent pledge Of affection. The Swim sug-
gests that this club makes its principal !
offer for a prize baby.
Mrs. J. p Moore entertained the North |
Side Card club "Wednesday evening Those |
present were: Col and Mrs. Dyer DR.. and |
Mrs Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Ihrock-
morton, Mr. and Mrs. Pence, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. T. Even, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs Coler |
Sims, Mrs. Farwell, Mrs Richardson, Mr. /
and Mrs Frank Wood, Addie Brooks, /
Miss Wood, Daisy Richardson, Walter
Dyer and Hill
Miss Geneva Jocelyn entertained few
friends Monday evenIng-those enjoying
her hospitality were Misses Sara Chap
man, - Ellis, Mabel Clement, Bessie
Ryder, Harriet Johnston, Messrs. b. Priddy,
w. Hoffman, f. Hoffman, NJ. Viele, r.
Niederiander r. Rogers. A few flash
lights were taken.
Miss Bess Cook, a prominent society
young lady of Bridgeport, Ohio, who has
been visiting her sis, err Mrs. q. F Malby,
Will leave during the week for her home.
She has made many warm friends in the
city who regret her departure very much.
The loss OF her presence in the social circle
Of Bridgeport during the winter was
certainly Wichita's gam.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Oliver entertained a
number of friends On Thursday evening.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
II. Il. Farnum, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Smythe, Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Smythe, Mr.
and Mrs. Slough. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Black, Mr.. ANA Mrs. George knorr, MIR
and Mrs A. W. Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mr. Charles Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Jones, Mr. and Mrs
W b. Trocklnorton, NJ aud Mrs. Jerry
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allen Hail. Miss
Kate Colsou, of Caldwell, the Misses Mary
and Nina Il, Mr. l. H. Hetringer and
Mr.. James futile, were entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Dorsey, Wednesday
evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Cole,
Of Pontiac, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Cohn entertained the
Young Married Peoples Card club, Tues
day evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. b. Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Mrs. L. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Green,
MIR. and Mrs. II. Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ;
Poole. Mrs H. c. Woods, of Wellington. |
Miss Pratt, Miss York, Miss Tusch. Mr.. O. /
3. Stocker, MIR. j. II. Hagney and Mr.. B.
Mcknight.
Mrs William Innes entertained at five
o'clock tea on Friday afternoon. There
were present Mrs. James II. Black, Mrs.
]. y. Davidson, Mrs. w. {. Little Mrs. r.
7. Murdoch, Mrs. Edward Vail, Miss Della ,
Hutchinson, Miss Mary Rutan, Mrs. f. w.
Dhyer, Mrs. George kuorr, Mrs. NJ w .
Levy, Mrs \. W. Oliver, Mrs l. W. Clapp.
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs w. +. Stanley. :
Mrs. Burwell, Mrs. Charles Smythe, Mrs.
J. G. Rutan.
Mrs George W. knorr and Mrs. James
II. Black gave reception in honor of Mrs.
8isbee at Mrs knOrr's on Thursday after {
noon. There were present Mrs. 4. Basley.
Mrs. Carrie Holden, Mrs. c. + Cuttis' :
Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hunter. Mr., :
Howard Case, Mrs. William lines. Mr.,
slough. Mrs. +. W. Oliver, Mrs. 4. ".
Oliver, Mrs. W. {: Little, Mrs. George