The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-03

Miss Malinda Ross left over the Mis-
souri, Pacific for an extended trip east.
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Mrs. j. T. McMillen and Mrs. Col NJ
Stewart are home from visit to Denver
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The Star Tennis club have recently fin
lshed an excellent court on South Main
street.
Miss Maud Pratt left Friday evening on
IN extended trip to friends in Chicago and
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyon have guest. Miss
Virginia Ruuyon of Lexington, sister of
Mr.. Runyon.
Mis- Matte Ross, of Ellsworth. made a
The Misses Ross.
Mrs Busby of Chicago. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. L. Smith
son, has returned home.
Mrs. F. 7. Logan and sister, Miss Jennie
Hackett, leave Thursday TO visit their
PARENTS in Kansas City IL
Miss Jesmarie Graham and sister with a
arge party of select friends left yesterday
norning on two weeks fishing expedi-
ion.
The members of the Light infantry were
nuch disappointed in not receiving their
ew dress uniforms in time for their ball
n Friday night.
e. f. Baker, formerly of this city, and a
Aember of the firm of Collins & Baker
DIV of st. Louis, is in the city the guest of
Toward Case.
Business and society circles were both
nee of Mr.. Scott Matson of St. Louis, who
fpresents the st. Louis Paper company.
Miss Lucy Ford's evening dancing class
I'LL hold the last meeting of the season
sonday night. Extra music has been
5agaged and dancing will last until Il
clock.
s"We had splendid catch" This in
Irmation from one of each of the fishing
lrties out last Sunday, while others of
,e same party will tell that not fish
rs caught
Mr.. W. H. II. Troupe is happy over the
S0mise of a visit from his mother, who
III spend the summer with him. She is
Years of age and will make the trip
Sd McCulloch, who was formerly with
Wichita Wholesale Grocery company
6 given a great surprise party at his
fme in Anthony the other evening, it
ing the occasion of his majority.
THE "What" club met with Misses Ida
II Adele Rudolf on Monday evening.
fpse present were Misses Mead, Mulvey,
1ch, Hutchinson, Messrs. Sargent,
srtin, Rudolf, Moore and Mead.
.rite a number of fishing parties made
of young society people leave this morn
for various points where fishing is
~ to be excellent. A list of the names
wnose in each party VIII be given in a
are issue.
rs rather hard on a gentleman 20 ask
q different young ladies TO 20 to the
x.e dance and then be compelled TO stag
he now asserts that be asked but two
young gentleman ran across three
he asked and another one two. All
Ffeturns are not In, perhaps there were
than fver
Siliard C. L. S c. program.
i6tars OF Mary Miss A. Mason
Ach literature. Miss Clark
ogy lesson Miss Adams
mug. haGatOe &c SevlSGc
nj Miss Milleu.
III call
otations from French authors
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ssibly he has has had some trouble
y In striking balance, something he
hpelled to do. as are all others who
on bank books. but is this good rea-
Hfhy he should get a young druggist
ate east and procure him a bottle of
hstache Elixir" which is advertised
(pw '1uxuriant moustache in thirty
Il Why is he so anxious to grow a
ssache, Possibly be thought it would
east lin sight" for the military May
OIL
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sKnorr opened her beautiful home
tn Lawrence 10 a number OF young
ctlast Monday evening. Music. merry
land delicious refreshments made up |
htful evening. Those invited were |
lice johnson, Miss Carrie Johnson. |
h4race Love, Miss Alice Love, Miss |
oiCarothers. Miss Jean Love. Miss |
] knorr, Miss Love, and Messrs.
srown. w. H. Troupe, Fred Heller,
g Knorr. Ed Hafner, and Mr.. Silas