The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-15

is feeble and withered and grey;
But together they sing in tremulous Tone
OfJesus the risen, the glOrlied One
Rock of Ages, cleft foc
Let me hide myself in thee"
Miss Carrie Winants is very i'll
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Miss Sara Chapman will entertain Wed
day evening.
Mr.. j. Schweitzer, of FL Reno, is in tn,
city visiting her parents.
Prof. j. NJ. Halbrooke is the guest O
Miss Rose Payne. of Maple avenue.
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The Wichita Light Infantry gave a de
lightfui hop at the armory last Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Charles T. Mutchler left Friday
evening for the east to meet his intended
bride.
Miss Belle Winants entertained the Mrs
Jarley's Wax Works club last Wednesday
evening
Miss Mabel Boyd has gone to Nickerson
Kan, for two weeks visit to friends and
relatives.
Mrs. N. V. Rogers, Miss Pickrell and
Mr. Rob Rodgers left yesterday for Las
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. l.. z. Bowman has returned home
after month spent very pleasantly visit
ing her aunt at Kansas City.
The card party given by Miss Matte
Fabrique on Friday evening is reported to
have been very enjoyable affair.
George H. Schad, cashier of bold Pack
ing company, is off today on two week s
Visit to relatives at Warsaw, Ill.
Mrs: o. +. Dwight, of Columbus, Kan,
is IN the city visiting her brother, w. IL.
Wake, of the Burton Car works
Persons should not join card parties and
the gossip about the dread they have of
seeing their names in print along with the
"other" members.
Miss Sallie Downing will entertain the
Mrs. farley Wax Work club next Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Reiser-
man, in Riverside.
Misses Della Nicely and J. Belle Walker
are guests of Miss Fanny Witbeck, of An
dale, for few days Miss Walker will
also visit her brother, Prof A L. Walker,
Ol the Anuale school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Jennings entertained
at supper on Wednesday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Murdoch,
the Rev. and Mrs. r. Il. Savin, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. lmboden and Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Caldwell.
One of Wichita's fair writers will apper
with some of her compositions in a new
hoo Of 4 L
eastern publishing house The bright
little lady's picture will also be one of the
attractions of the new publication.
Wonder if one young man enjoyed the
performance of 1.-The Ugly Duckiing" He
occupied an orchestra chair near one of
the boxes, and with every side glance be
could see another young man with his
girl. He looked daggers at the young
man, but shields" are proof against such
puny weapons.
The regular monthly reception of the
Corando club will be given on Tuesday
evening next. Arrangements have been
made for putting in ladies' dining room,
that the members may compliment their
lady friends with a luncheon at any time
during the day or evening.
The Young Peoples Literary and De
batting society, is reported TO have had a
large audience and very interesting
meeting, Friday evening. Two or
three reports of the meeting were received,
each accompanied by word, that it was the
correct one. To avoid making possible
mistake, neither of them are published.
Cachous and Bon Bons they are called
among the upper ten, but they are moth
ing but 'breath-killers she carried
them in very prettily stamped metal box
and one or two young men were allowed to
enjoy them with her. This was at the
performance of The Ugly Ducklng"
Wonder had her escort or the young men
been indulging?
Miss Lucy Ford viii give her Juvenile
class a dress party at the Armory hall on
next Thursday evening. From until II
O'Clock the little ones will have possession
OF the iioor to the exclusion of all others
Complimentary invitations have been
given only TO the members of the class for
their parents. The public. however. are
invited There are some fifty odd scholars
in Miss Ford's juvenile class.
There are a few able bodied Young men
either untortunates out of work or genuine
"hobos, who are going around the city
asking for changes OF old clothes. Yes
terday morning one OF them stepped into
the business Office of firm and asked a
young lady employed there. if she had
any changes of old clot hes" the sir that
she gave him. WAS sufficient TO make him
beat a hasty exit.
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On yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. II.
Black gave most delightful little lunch
con, to- number OF the ladies interested in
the work of the Young Women's Christ
ian association, in honor of Miss Cady. !
state secretary of the association. Those
present were Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. Heller.
mrs. Il. 7. Murdoch, Mrs. Basely. the
misses Dickinson. Shafer. Larimer, Johu !
Son, Thomas aud Caldwell.
MISS Maud Pratt gave, on Wednesday |
esenlhs' one OF the most charming enter |
.ainEieii1S OF the week i variety Of card |
games, followed by most delicious li;tle |
lunch, made up pleasant evening The
guests were: Miss Sara Chapman. Miss |
Green, Miss Hackett, Miss Bessie Dapnar
naiss Eshrlane. and Messrs w. II. Boone