The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-05


Alone with thee In thy purity.
Waves, skies, fleets sunlit seas fretted sands,
Fountain streams SYLVAN mountan-lands
Together all or but sngly
Would be. only alone with thee
Darling and dear divinity,
One sweet unendng symphony
C. ALGERNoN S.
Mrs Joe H. Lindsey is visiting friends
and relatives at her old girlhood home,
Paris, Ill.
Will Sence, the handsome young school
teacher of District No. a. is spending Sat
urday and Sunday in the city.
The Monday evening class Of Miss
'Fords dancing academy will not meet IN
til Thursday evening; April 9.
The Wichita valhalla held a very pleas
ant meeting yesterday afternoon with
Miss Tusch on Emporia avenue.
Mrs. J. T. Gibbons add Mrs. T. J. Ward,
of Chicago, are in the city visiting their
sister, Mrs. j. N. Leveridge, South Market
street.
The Jap Social" at the Country Store
last night, interspersed with unique recita-
-
success, and reflects great credit on those
who participated.
Miss Sallie Downing entertained the
Mrs. Jarley.s wax works last Wednesday
evening, those present were Misses Belle
Noble, Jessie Cox, Eva Dewey, Carrie
Winants, Myrtle Lee, Messrs. Howard
Moffitt, Bert McCausiand, Web Bryan,
John Kelley, Fred Ross and Cliff Cox.
Mrs L. Kenyon and Miss Jessmarie
Graham, of Denver, Col, are making a
three months visit among old friends in
the city. Miss Jessmarie is one of Wich-
ita's former bellies, having spent several
seasons in the city. She has been absent
for the past two seasons and is very much
pleased as well as gratified to be back once
more among her former friends and ac
qualntanceS.
Miss Cora Lord entertained the 1--WE
Girls" club Friday evening. Dancing and
cards were the amusements, before which
a supper was served. Miss Jessie Kendall
carried off the first prize, and Lillian Lewis
the consolation prize. Those present were
the Misses Lottie Newcomb Maize Alley.
Helen Fisher, Alice Van Ness, Gertie
Thomas Gertie Mccullough, Mollie Ross.
Julia Woods, Jessie Kendall, Lillian
Lewis. Daisy Lynch, Grace McAdams,
ton, Edith Moffat and Edith Briggs.
The usual weekly meeting of the West
Side Card club was held at the residence
Mira. X. A. Haste, No. $50 South Seneca
street on Wednesday evening. The part
aers were assigned by giving each gentle
man card on which was written a con-
undrum-the ladies cards bearing the an
swers. When places and partners were
f0nnn n nd
causing much merriment. An April fool
joke was the unexpected bestowal of the
first prize upon the ''booby' players.
The members present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson, DR.. and Mrs. Shastid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Mr. and
Gallagher, Miss Emily Gallagher, Miss
Hettie Cohen, Miss Harne, Mr. Hammond,
dr. Blake, Mr. Davidson.
Probably one of the most pleasant of the
many entertainments among the little
folks was the dancing party given by
Master Roy Allen on Friday evening.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in. at
ter which delightful Refreshments were
served. The guests were Misses Maggie
Dorsey. Nellie Young, Jetta Campbell,
Maize Alley, Maud Rix, Ethel Neider-
lander, Stacy Neiderlander, Amy Havs.
CORAL Harris. Jennie Cox. Lena Cox. Jes-
sic Spangler, Hattie Gundy, Flo Udell. Bes-
sic Allen. Masters Mora Barnes. Ned I,ari-
mer, Lewis VanNess. Willie HAYS, Dick
Hays, Nermilion Harris. Frank Davidson.
Clarence Sluss. Robt. Campbell. Charlie
Campbell. Nelson Kramer. Charles Stew
art, Lee Corbett, Roy Corbett
PROGRAM WILLARD c.
Geology Lesson. Mr.. Grove.
Church in the United States Miss Adams.
Roll Cau.-..-........... Current Events.
Questions -......:...:.."W World of Today"
Miss Halsey.
Paper. Noted Volcanoes and Earth
GuakeS, Miss Mason
Reading. Use and Misuse of Words"
Miss Woody.
One of the many pleasant entertain
ments of the week was that given by Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Frazer, on Wednesday
evening. Dancing and cards were in
obliged in. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Gsrst, Mr. and Mrs. +. Logan. Misses
Maude Pratt, Maude May. Mae Young.
Miss Hackett. Messrs. Harry Gordon,
Charles Sharp. Fred Nancourt. Harry
Hagney and Tom Newcomb.
The Grieffenstein Park Card club held
their last meeting Friday evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stout The
meeting was an interesting one. as the
prizes We're awarded to the successful
players, and it being the last Of a series of
meetings which had proven such delight
tul evenings to all. Miss Alice Dickson
carrie on the first prize for the ladies and
Mir. George Bergman the second among
the gentlemen. Mr.. J. D. Houston re-
celved the first and Mr. Frank Fisher the
second prize. After the prizes had been
awarded, refreshments were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Giffith.
MIR and Mrs, George Bergman. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs W. O.
Sternherg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher.
Mrs. Christ. Mrs. Viele, Mr. and Mrs.
George Dickson, Gertie Morris, Messrs
Christ, Niele and Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnitzler assisted |
by Misses Jennie Hall and Dollie Scl,nitz-
Ter entertained the South Side High Five
club at their residence. No. l0e2 South
Lawrence avenue, Friday evening. Cards /
and dancing were the amusements OF the
evening. An elegant lunch WAS served AT
l. o'clock All voted the ladies genial
hcstesses. the following were the guests: /
&r aud Mrs Fritz schnitzlsr, Mr.. and /,