The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-11


Your bark SO small. the sea so wide.
I'D rather stand on the silvery beech
And pen my name in the glimmering sand
Where the surzes beat. yet beyond their reach,
The swirl" in sight. yet safe on land
Than struggle to keep abreast the wave
A Triton to III minnow's grave.
That babbling head above the surf
Has never known the depths OF the deep"
Knows not the serenity of the turf
Where slumbcrless souls their vigils keep.
Then ask more why that so I'll not brave,
FOR Deity only has trodden the wave.
Forever on land my head / will pillow.
know Of but One who was safe on the billow.
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Mrs. Kate Hull is visiting friends in
Wellington.
Mr.. J. r. Shields will sing at the First
M. L. church this evening
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Mrs. A. g. Jobes is entertaining Miss H.
J.. Cappook of Washington.
Miss Alice Boyd expects to return to
Denver on Thursday Of this week
Mrs Robert Smythe sang solo at the
Unity club entertainment on Friday night.
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Mrs. Ed Dodd has been suffering from
severe attack of eryssiPelas the past week.
There is lady in this city who is a
grandmother, who is taking dancing les
sons.
The S & B. club will hold another of
their interesting meetings on Tuesday
night
Mr. and Mrs George ID. Cross will enter
cain the Topeka Avenue Card party this
week.
Prof. and Mrs f. H. Fritch gave pro-
gressive high five party on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Alice Boyd is the guest of Miss
Mary Young at 429 North Lawrence, for
few days.
The Misses Bruner have issued invita-
tions for card party on Monday IN honor
of Miss A. Boyd.
The best ''club" to get the fathers, hus-
sands. brothers and sons interested in is
he Indian" club.
The Mirrors report, this morning, of the
Hvpatia celebration and banquet would be
hard to improve upon.
Mrs. J. c. Kinkead of North Lawrence
avenue, returned Friday after an extended
visit at Davenport, la.
Mrs. J. A. Holllnger will give the first of
q series of card parties this week. at her
acme on North Topeka.
The regular weekly dance of the Time
KILN club will be held in the opera house !
hall, Wednesday evening.
Mabel Ellsworth has returned to Beth |
any college, Topeka, after spending the |
Holiday vacation in Wichita.
Miss Alice Boyd, the bright society
young lady, comes back to Wichita from |
Denver to visit host of friends
William b. Glover returned to the city |
yesterday from Humboldt, Kan, where he |
had been on business for several days.
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A lady in the city turned her canary |
birds out doors, one day last week, because |
her two little girls quarreled over them.
Mrs J. c, Maxwell entertained few
friends Friday evening at her home on |
Ellis avenue, TO meet Miss Cook, of /
Bridgeport, o.
Miss Cook of Bridgeport, O., who has
been visiting friends in the city, left yes
terday morning to make short visit to |
relatives in Arkansas City.
What is the matter with the Coronado
Club German talked of so much few
weeks ago. Don't get discouraged boys |
but enter with new zeal
Mr. George futile 1the High Five" adj
jutanD who represents the Russell & Nor
gan company, of Cincinnati, in the gen
eral shuttle for business, is in the city
Miss Fannie Lewis and Miss Rea Wood
hav hot TO -,
The former TO Monticello, Illinois, and the
latter to the Drake university, Des Mons,
Iowa.
The Sunflower Chautauqua circle will
meet during the month of January with
Mrs A. w. Oliver and Mrs. Hugh VI. Du
Bois. The new president will preside at
the next meeting.
Miss Matte Wagner, an accomplished
young lady of Marshall, No who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs j. II. Osborne at
SO@ North Market street, returned to her
acme during the week.
Mr.. J. V. Ash, of Trinidad. Col who
has been travelling through Old Mexico on
business, arrived in the city last evening
on few days visit 10 his parents. Cant !
aud Mrs. j. II. Ash; he is enroute TO
Colorado.
Several married ladies have organized a
club and have engaged a young lady To
teach them how to dance-all this time
and trouble that they may dance with their
minister whom they say is the best dancer
in the city.
Mrs. Sallie Toler, the bright and honored
president of Hypatia for the past two
years. has been succeeded bv Mrs I,ora
Rockwell Priddy. The club has mem
bership OF titty-one only about half of
the number of the Coronado, the gentle
mans club.
Senator o. H. Bentley, ACCOMPANIED bv
his wife, left for Topeka yesterday morn
ing. He has taken rooms on the corner of
Sixth and Tyler, and Mrs b. will spend
the winter in Topeka. enjoying social
rounds and incldently witnessing the more
exciting political episodes.
Mr.. Scott (cane) Matson, the "Gsiety
Drummer" touring for health and at the
same time, asa side line, carefully look
ing after the interests of the st. Louis Pa
per company In quite a number of our
western cities, arrived last evening and
put himself in charge Of the Carey
Mrs j. c. Rutan entertained at 5
O'Clock tea on Thursday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. Hutchinson, OF Iowa City. |
There were present Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. !
J.. w. Clapp, Miss Della Hutchinson. Mrs 1
A w Oliver, Mrs K. W. Oliver. Mrs. w.
l. STANLEY. Mrs. j. < Caldwell. Mrs R. l ]