The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-22

attempts the young lady has failed TO VIII
back her old sweetheart, her misery ana
disappointment is apparent and Is the sub
ect of conversation among her friends.
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There are a number of the society
voung men" who consider that every little
item in regard to the set that always
Stag IL" are personal thrusts at them.
Some of them woI Id never have been sus-
pected as being members OF this set II they
were not kicking about them, yet one IN
looking over the lists of guests at the
many entertainments given every week,
will always find their names; It's easy
enough to see who the shoe pinches.
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The EAGLE is in receipt OF about one
dozen poetical, rhythmetical aud other
compositions in the way of verses, this
week. good, bad and Indifferent, some OF
which we have no idea of ever letting
appear in these columns. People who
don't know a distich from tetrameter or
an epic poem from sonnet or rondeau,
would do well by refraining from all at
tempts at robing love in rhythm or reveal
ing soul or sentiment in the language of
metrical numbers.
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The Spider-web party in honor of Miss
Bessie Laughlin's sixteenth birthday, was
a pleasant social event 1t was held at the
residence of Prof Laughlin at 2,030 Men
tor avenue, on Tuesday evening The
invited guests were Misses Puma Kirk
bride, Iva Johnson, Lucille HendryX,
Blanche Barrett, Mabel Wise, lOa How
ard, Ruby Wilbur. Maude Babcock. The
entertainment consisted Of unwinding the
web games, music conundrun4s, refresh
ments and a good time generally.
On Thursday evening the Greiffenstin
Park Card club was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs George Bergman at their home
on Carlisle avenue. The guests were Mr.
end Mrs. w. o. Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. Griffith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George NJ.
Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Oberist, Mr.
and Mrs ! d. Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fisher Misses Alice Dickson and
Gertie Morris, Messrs. c. V. Ferguson,
James Eiele and Frank Oberist.
The following is the program of the
Willard c. l.. 5. c., for Friday evening,
Feb. Il, 1891:
History Review from reign of Henry II
to present time, Miss Anna Mason.
Literature Lesson, Miss Ruth Woody.
Paper, Shelley and His Friends, Mrs.
Clifford
Talk on Sir Robert Peel.
Roll call, quotations from Wordsworth.
Questions on THE World of Today"
Miss Nora Woody.
Music.
Mrs. Lloyd B. Terrell gave a delightful
tea at her residence yesterday afternoon
The quests were: Mesdames B B Hull,
H. Lyle, H. Green, f. Coates, George
Whtlock, a. A Wood, ~ Newcomb. A.
Ayers, and the Misses A. Mulvey, K. Nc
Clees, l. Skinner, b. Ryder, b. Thomas, VI.
Fabrique, L. Dubois, g. Buck, G. Cald-
well, Nina Caldwell, A. Brook, Leida
Mills, NJ. Kuhn, Z. Magee, ID. Baynum,
Mamie Mead, Florence and Frances Fos
ter, 5. Cha, man, G, Jocelyn, g. Hill, +.
Lewis and n. Hilton.
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An amusing scene between two of the
youngest set" took place at Miss Lucy
Ford's dancing school yesterday after
noon. 1.-TWO of the little gentlemen,
neither over 6 years, are badly smitten
with certain little miss, when they were
ready to begin the grand march these two
youngsters made for the little girl. each
getting hold of an arm, and such tugging
and pulling-the young miss finally man
aged TO get one hand loose, which settled
the matter, and the young man retaining
his hold marched her away in triumph.
The loser stood in the middle of the hall
and cried-well, he just bawled.
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members of the Wichita Light Infantry
will give one of their social hops. The
young gentlemen wish their friends to un-
derstand, that all who received invitations
at the beginning of the season, are cordially
invited TO attired, the invitations were
issued for the season, 50 that this an
nouncement of the date of the hop should
be sufficient to bring out a large crowd.
All are more or less Interested In seeing
the boys attend in handsome dress uni
forms, SO attend their hops and assist them
financially In addition to thanking you
for this kind of assistance they promise
you pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n F. Niederlander, assist
ed by Mrs. NJ w. Levy, entertained
number of friends on last Tuesday evening
with a card party. Several interesting
games were followed by a delicious lunch
Among the players We're: Mr. and Mrs f.
w. Oliver Mr.. and Mrs George Cross, Mr. |
and Mrs. Ed. Vail Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. f.
Case Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. f. G. Smyth, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas |
Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w.
Mr.. {. II. Hunter and Mr.. Ralph
Niederlander.
The +. l.. l.. and D. society met at the
First NJ L. church last Wednesday even
ing. An interesting program was followed
by the debate-Resolved, That man is
creature of circumstances.
Aliirmative-Messrs. Meyer Knight and
Lieurance
Negatiye-Messrs Coffin, Stevens and
Stansberry.
The judges rendered decision in favor
of the affirmative.
Next Wednesday evening a social VIII be !
given under the direction of the social |
committee One OF the features of the |
evening will be this program: Music |
male quartette; recitation. Miss Ada !
Beech; music; recitation, Miss Opal Street; /
recitation. Miss Bernice West; music. All |
are invited to attend.
birthday party long TO be remembered |
both on account OF a pleasant time and !
many little gifts from friends, was that ,
given by Lulu Grant Lauck yesterday |
afternoon, TO celebrate her seventh birth |
day. Her guests were: Edith Fegtly, !
Myrtle RaJli!f, Hattie Fryer Bertha I
Southwell. Mabel Armour. May Antrim, |
Ethel Burke, Ada billiard, Ollie Billings /
", lnez Bohauon. Maggie Ratliff. LOttie |
Nudd, Fernie Husey, Gertrude lrma !
lauck, Beulsh Sohn. Mabel Root. Jessie |
Southwel!, Ida Nudd, Jessie Whitlock. |
Katie kolstad, Lulu Simpson, Victoria |
May Nilke, Ruthie Rstlif George Wilke. |
Harry SwGTtz, Willie Needles. Eddie |
Needles, Clarence Hickok, Barney Hickok. |
The Our Club gave another Of their very |
pleasant dance on Friday evening. The |
dancers were Mr.. and Nj, W. :. Cor
bett Col. and Mrs. : T.. Jcycelyu Mr.. and 1
Mrs. {. +. Curtis M and Mrs. L. W. |
Oliver Mr.. and Mrs +. Vail. Mr.. aud |
Mrs. w. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mr.. Chas. |
Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lytle. Mr.. and |
Mrs. l. Humble. Mr.. and Mrs +. Waller. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. I
c. l.. Ow n, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. b Cohn. Mr.. 7
and Mrs. ". K. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. T. /
T. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. !. N. Cook, Mr.. /