The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-11
P. Murdoch, and Mrs. Rutan, of Iowa

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1t is reported of an elderly married man
| in Wichita that his wife has found no
way to induce him to retire first, upon
cold night He seems to have dread OF
a cold bed, and generally follows her in
about half an hour and no matter upon
which side (or even if In the mlddle) he
claims she is occupying too much room,
thus getting the warm part for himself.
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From the Charleston, West Virginia,
Gazette we see that Capt. l.. ID. Button,
late SUPERINTENDENT of the K. & NJ. Ry.
who is to succeed Nj. j. c. Wentworth, of
| this city, in the division SUPPLEMENTARY
of the Frisco Mr.. Wentworth going tt St.
Louis as general superintendent, was pre-
sented with sn elaborate and expensive
silver service before leaving for his west
ern home. Mr.. Button leaves for Kansas
the coming week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hull entertained the
Y. NJ. p. c. club most pleasantly on Tues
day night, at their home on Avenue A, in
Sherwood's addition. The members pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Minor, Mr..
and Mrs. B. b Cushman, Mr.. and Harry
Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. F. Baldwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Cohn,
Miss Maud Pratt, Harry Haguey and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. w. Jackson.
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Program for Wizards C. L. S. c. for
Jan. l6.:
History Lesson Mrs Clifford
Reading, death of King Charles II".....
Miss R. Moody
Questions, English Phrase and Fable"..
Mr. Walters.
Paper, "Shakspere's Women" ........Miss
Clark
Music. Misses Weaver and Adams
Literature Lesson. Miss Weaver
Quotations from "As You Like It"
Mr.. and Mrs NJ C. Campbell, at their
pleasant home on North Emporia avenue,
on last Monday night, gave McGinty
party, reinforced by a splendid lunch.
Among those present were Senator and
Mrs o. H. Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. j. p.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bush, Mrs.
Louise Henderson, Mrs. G.. A. Smith, Miss
Hume, Miss Donally. Miss Gertie Moore,
and Messrs. Harry Gordon, Tokum Tom
Rogers, +. G. Hoffman, Ed Campbell and
keenan,.
Nester and Lolita Charlton received
few friends on Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon. Among them were Jennie
Hammond, Susie Sweet, Katie Junker-
mann, Edith Briggs, Laura Hadley, Clara
Bowen, Mary Mccullough, Lille Lewis,
Laura Morris, Flora Carpenter, Maggie
aud Jenevieve Hamilton, Anna Jones.
Clara Purdy, Florence Huse, Maggie
Dorsey, Lillian Hutchinson and Julia
Gillespie.
Fairmont society, at its local hall, with
Shaw's orchestra furnishing the music
gave very agreeable dance and supper on
Friday night, which was participated in
by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs |
Bristow, Mr.. and Mrs. Weston, Miss Cor
win, Parker, Wash Lemon, Kincade, Bris- !
tow, Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer, Mr. |
and Mrs. Parks Mr.. and Mrs. Strong Mr. |
and Mrs. Corn Miss Todd, Mr.. Merserve,
Mr.. and Mrs. Croy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols.
Miss Lulu Anawalt at her home on North |
Topeka avenue entertained very pleasant |
party of young people night before last. |
Her guests have been loud in their praise |
of the entertainment. Among those pres
ent were Misses Mabel Clements, Helen |
Green, Mable Balance, Harriet johnson,
Hannah Ellis, Sarah Chapman, Mae Young, |
Nirgiline Lucy and Miss May, of Texas. |
The gentlemen were NJ. Hallowell, NJ.
Viele, George Chapman, Bruce Priddy, T. |
Newcomb, Ra phi Niederlander, X. Rogers
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The regular weekly dance of the Time
Kiln club was given at the opera house
hall last Wednesday evening and proved
to be very pleasant affair, and was well |
notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. Those present were: The
Misses Nixon, Martin, Hinkle, Alden
differ, Ola Grosh, Turner, Caldwell, Iuez
Grosh, Roberts, Cox, Downing Morrisey,
Mead, Winants, Hays, Messrs. Conklin, |
Herman, Jones, Schopf, Filkins. Sendel-
bach, RanneY, Toler, Piper, Mark Cossit,
Moffit, Taylor, Cox, Denton, Ross, b.
Millison.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pit
finger was the scene of one of the most
delightful nuptial occasions of the season,
being the marriage of their niece, Miss
Anna b. Mckinley, to Mr. Robt f. Coates
The Rev. David Winters, the popular
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
The impressive ceremony being
10y the near relatives. Many
valuable tokens of esteem were received.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coates have taken
possession of 1929 n. Lawrence avenue,
where they will soon be at home.
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Mrs. w. T. Redman, assisted by her
laughter, Mrs. B; Lord, entertained a
number of young folks in honor of her
nephew Mr.. Harry Orsborn. A very en-
oyable evening was passed, cards, games
md music being the chief features of the
An elegant supper was
served at late hour The invited guests
we're: Misses Grace Rafferty,, Nellie
orywell, Maud Rafferty,, Lucia Rush. 3D.
son Johnson, Miss Nuby, Cora Lord,
Mss Preston, Mr.. Harry Orsborn, Frank
Meyers, George Gurley, - Preston, Mr..
Mckee.
The following program will be rendered
" the s and B. club of College Hill next
Tuesday evening:
Piano solo. ....................M Mrs. Horton
solemn speech. ..............Mrs. Stratton
' ocal SOLO. ....-...........-.... Mrs. Coen
Piano solo. .................Mi Miss Baldridge
Miss Richter
! oGal SOLO .-..'...'..''.......M MIS-. Darling
}. L. X. A...................
hrs Coen, Miss Baldridge, Prof Hell
Ter, Mr.. Hyde.
Instrumental trio. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Horton, Miss Jones, Miss Rutan !
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The Banquet given by Hypatia in con- ,
lection with the anniversary exercises at
1asonic hall, was loudly praised. the elab- !
rate menu of which appeared in these
olumns the next morning. The coffee, | {
ceS, fruits, etc, were par excellent, and the !
favors" very unique The society, as a
ouvenlr OF the occasion presented each
.uest with beautifully printed little his ]
DRY of the club, whose pages contained ]
he subjects for the meetings of the pres s
mt year, together with roll of the mem ]
ers and officers and the program of the j
fifth anniversary.
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Mrs Scott Corbett gave her son Lee
ne party with a supper and dance. The
Dung folks had 4 glorious good night of
!. The participants were Leslie Larimer.
'ed l. ,rimer, Charles knorr, Charley
'roskey. Claud Alley, John Waller, Robert {
tevenson, Roy Hays, Sol Levy. Row
viii Campbell. George Parkin- l
IN Eddie Rrunner and Cecil Hnrr:. - !