The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-29
And it snowed-on the W. S.

And it snowed-on the VS.
Miss Lucie Drain is home from visit to
Leavenworth.
Mr.. Gerald volk has returned from a
visit to Topeka.
Miss Ph@ba Goldberg is home again
from visit TO the east.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Coffin have returned
from visit to New Albany, Ind
Miss Skanklin will leave during the
week for her home in Lexington, Ky.
Miss Kate Rembe, of Sturgis. Mich, is
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Rempe.
Miss Viola Cox, of Sedgwick City, who
has been visiting relatives in the city, has
returned home.
Mr. L. G. Hastings, of the Rock Island
at Topeka, is spending Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. c. j. Fletcher.
Mr. C. H. Taylors who was formerly con-
nectenS with Innes & Ross. is now with a
large dry goods house in Chicago.
The engagement of Miss Phoba NJ Gold
DerR, o. ILLS Guy, duu MI AuOlpH
MendelsOhn, of Milwaukee, Wis, is an
nounced.
Mo. and Mrs. C. A Van Ness have had
as their guest during the week their
daughter, Mrs. Parker S. Smith, of FL
Reno, Ok.
The last of the Our club dances will be
given at Beal's dancing academy Thurs
day evening. April 2. Dancing commences
at $50 sharp.
One of the most interesting scrap books
in the city is the property of a young lady
and is made up of flash lights and news
paper clippings.
Miss Sallie Downing will entertain the
Madam Jarley's wax works next Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr. II. d.
Heiserman in Riverside
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Moore and Senator
and Mrs O. H. Bentley have issued invita-
lions for Friday evening to whist party
and buffet lunch at $50.
"a May Pole'' party which promises to
be as great a success as the dress party,
will shortly be given by the pupils of
Miss Lucy Ford Juvenile dancing class
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Mrs Josephine Woldecker and grand
daughter, Edna Eckstein, mother and
daughter of O. G.. Eckstein, are home
again from a lengthy visit in Washington.
d. G.
Invitations have been received in the
city from Mr.. and Mrs Claude Pintard
announcing the marriage of their daugh-
ter Carrie to Mr.. Charles Searles on
March 81, Trinity church, Natchez, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Barton, after spend
ing few days with the home folks and
friends in Wichita, return today to their
home in Joplin, Mo, where they expect to
be domiciled in their beautiful cottage
home by April &.
There was an unintentional exchange of
shoes between two young ladies at the
close of the dance on Thursday night. In
speaking of the matter the next day, both
of them claimed that the others shoe was
great deal too large for her
There was in Wichita until very recently
wooer whose trials and troubles have
been counterpart of the character of
Jimmy Needles. in Effie Ellsler's plav.
The Governess, " though he did not meet
with the success of the stage wooer They
hardly speak now
1htN pOIH TeslOe IN the extreme eastern
part Of the city. k selected and paid
spot cash for beautiful boquet and sent
ii 10 her in the afternoon and called that
evening expecting to be in high favor for
the compliment Imagine the young
mans feelings when she met him with
see what lovely boquet Charley sent
me.
Master Karl Frank celebrated his fifth
birthday last Thursday afternoon at his
home on Park Place avenue. He enter
tanned number of his little friends
Games, dancing. and a lunch which
WAS much enjoyed was served. Those
present were Pearl Zimmerly. Ida Palmer,
Gertie Spears, Birdie Ford. Fern Smith
Nina Holiday, Robbie Breokinridge and
Fred Holiday
None but those who have been there csn
imagine how the young man felt. He had
made several calls and each time others
came in, and, in the language of the bows
be was showed under Making another
attempt one evening, a friend accompany
ing; they were getting along very nicely
when carriage stopped at the door He
turned 20 his friend and remarek: We'll
we are gone nowhere comes those fellows
again.
The Grieffenstien Park Card club met
last Friday evening at the residence of Mrs
William Obrist. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Stout, Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Hos
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Dickson. Mr.