The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-04

SlHlIn anu -hduQe fauerCy received new
Years day at 1l30 North Lawrence av-
enue. The refreshments were pleasant
feature.
Misses Anna and Nora Boyd entertained
few of their friends at their home on
North Market New Years afternoon. The
party was composed of Helen Fisher,
Alice and Jennie Hays, Nellie Jackson and
Inez Creditor
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Ida Werthheimer of this city, and
David Brunswick of Wellington. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Levy,
Wednesday, Jan. II. There will also be a
wedding reception.
Mrs. J. H. Black gave a very pleasant
supper Wednesday evening. Those invit-
ed were Mr. and Mrs. A w Oliver, Mr.
and Mrs. Slough, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smythe, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Murdoch
and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Innes
A Moral Philosopher: Do you women
know that no man ever thought so much
or woman that there were not times
when he preferred his own society, or the
society of other men, to his wife? 1t is
mean and selfish, of course, but it is true.
May Young will next Wednesday and
Thursday evening give extensive enter
tainments. Wednesday evening the guests
| will be comprised of young married people,
and Thursday those of both sexes enjoying
single blessedness will form the company.
Wednesday evening Mrs. c. II. Peck
ham gave card party. The guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| n. q. Toler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coen,
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. L. Even, Mr. and Mrs.
{, L. Owen, Mrs. Frizelle and John Fisher.
The meanest man in town had some
! people up TO dinner, New Years day, and
they had pie for desert. The old fellow
took the pie up and looked at it, the calling
the girl said: Maria" take this pie out,
nobody, wants to put that rich stuff in his
| stomach.
A Wichita girl is going to marry one of
| her friends" She has known him for
| years. She never thought much of him
until her parents found that he called
| twice in one week and they forbade it.
That settled it. She fell in love with him,
straightway.
The Hypatia club viii meet tomorrow.
Monday, Jan. 5th, with Mrs Clark. 80
South Lawrence. 1t is hoped every mem
Der will be present, as final arrangements
will be made for the anniversary meeting
and banquet, which has been changed
Thursday evening, Jan. Sth.
Mrs Claude Pintard entertained a few
friends on Friday evening at her home on
North Emporia. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Oliver, DR.. and Mrs. A. H.
Fabrique, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Oliver, Mr..
and Mrs Howard Case, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smythe, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Oliver,
Mrs. Adam Imboden.
Er;Ja, NJoetor Cbo,Io- To-,
nings entertained his young friends with
games, refreshments and other social
pleasures. The company was composed of
Frank Hite, Mortimore Gordon, Eugene
Holloway, Fred Osborne, Donald Ford,
Will Hays, Thatcher Hindman, George
Major, and George Lynch.
New Years evening Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Nelson entertained at their home on North
Lawrence. The usual good time charac-
teristic of this home is reported by the
guests, who were Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Spangler. Mr.. and Mrs Cranton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamblin, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Werden,
Misses Wall, Lucy Drain and Mabel
Ayres.
Miss Ada Brooks entertained the Piety
Hill Card club last Monday at her home
on North Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Even, Mrs. f. Frizelle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2.
Moore, Senator and Mrs. o. H. Bentley,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods, Mrs. L. Richardson aud daughter.
Daisy.
Miss Bertha Show entertained New
Years eve in honor of her guest Miss
Gertie Davis of Wellington. A very pleas
ant evening was spent in divers pastime.
Those present were Misses Clara Gehring,
Pearl Ireland, Nellie Bronson and Messrs.
Roy Cochran, Halle Mccoy, VERNE
Frazier Oakfeld, Claude Alley, and Will
Simpson.
Mrs. o. H. Bentley entertained a few of
her friends on Thursday evening. Among
Mr. and Mrs. w. i. Throckmorton. Mr.
and Mrs. j. p. Moore Mr.. and Mrs. WV.
Pierce, Miss Gertie Moore, Mrs. Richard
sou, Miss Addie Brook, Mr. and Mrs
Foster Brook, Mr.. aud Mrs. !. c. Wood,
and others.
Miss Belle Noble entertained New Years
night at her home on North Market. The
occasion is one to be remembered by the
guests, for the enjoyment thereof Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. W. A Lewis, /
Misses Effie Lewis, Eva Dewey, Jesse /
Bryant, Mabel Moore, Carrie Winans, and
Fred Rohr, j. McCausland, John Bryant |
anu OrDan bryant.
The young society man who has fled and /
is being talked about good deal. is said |
to have done it systematically. He ship /
ped everything in his house, leaving the |
window shades up till the last thing so
that nobody could see in. He got them in |
a box car wrote out check for ticket |
for himself and family and left. He has a |
good eye to system in business.
New Years eve, Miss Geneva Jocelyn |
was the hostess of a gay crowd of young
people who assembled to see the old and .
new year perform their annual trick. The 1
mOnOtony of this custom was somewhat /
relieved by the announcement of a beauti- /
full breakfast after the twelve-stroke The 1
guests were Nettie Harris, Beatrice I
Thomas Mable Clement, Nirgaline Lucy, /
and Ed Campbell, Robert Rogers, Tom I
Newcomb, VIII and Eph. Hoffman.
John Kinard. of Texas. aud wife NEE /
Miss Anna McNees, of Missouri and Miss /
Fannie McNees, of Texas, arrived in the 4
city Friday and were entertained the same 4
evening by Mr.. and Mrs W. \. McNees. /
69 South Lawrence avenue. Those pres 1
esent were Mrs. Joe Z. Dejarnett, Mrs. /
Nixon Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs VI. A. Thomp- 4
son and Misses Edna and Vashti Liggett, /
Eva and Cora Nichols aud Mrs. A. u, Ag- |
new.
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The anniversary meeting of the Hypatia 4
club will be held on Thursday evening.
Jan Sth, instead OF Wednesday evening. .
as previously announced. The change has .
been made on account of some of the mem .
bers having tc participate in the q. a r .
installation on Wednesday evening. The
meeting will be held at the Masonic Tenn
pie. corner of Main and First streets len .
trance on First. and the program will be- .
gin at O'Clock sharp.
The 4. O. L. W. hall also had its scene /
of festivities New Years eve. The sons OF I