The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-15

enjoying the evening were Mr.. and Mrs
George Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. {. c.
Owen, Miss COIN, Misses Potts, Miss
Clement, Messrs. B. Allison, b. Parmeley,
and 4. Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Davidson entertained
a card party on Wednesday evening. The
players were Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Throck-
morton, Col and Mrs. Innes, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. G. Smyth. NJ. and Mrs. c. f.
Curtis, Mrs and Miss Kent, Mr.. and Mrs
Roys, Judge and Mrs w. c. Little, Mr..
and Mrs. Coler Sim, Mrs. S. +. Woodland,
Mr. and Mrs. j. VI. McFerran and Mrs. L.
I. Mcdonald.
Mrs. John Drew, who played Mrs Mala-
prop in this city night before last, is a
years old. She went on the stage when
she was years old, in 1896, and has con-
sequently been on the stage for 60 years.
When Joe Jefferson was boy on the
stage she was a star of the first magni-
tude fifty years ago. She is a grand wo-
mana wonderful woman. DR.. Fabrique
says the first star he ever saw in his youth
was Mrs. John Drew.
Two of Wichita's young lady teaches
who had been discussing financial matters,
came to the conclusion that no bank was
safe, and that some other place TO put
their money must be found. Several days
after this they happened to meet while at
the clerks office TO get their salary, and
one of them informed the other that she
had at last found a safe hiding place: it
was in pocket she had sewed on her
chest protector"
O. B. Stocker distanced all the society
patrons of the city the past week in the
entertainment he gave the Young Married
Peoples Card club, at his splendidly furn-
lshed bachelor apartments. The tasty
menu came hot from hotel range and
the coffee from an urn in the rooms.
Champaign was not even denied the happy
left their little responsibilities at home
and were out in full force.
There is young man in the city who
was unlncky enough to lose one of his
teeth "a false one) one evening last week.
Just how, where, and when, 1t Is not
necessary TO state; but if any one has
found false tooth. they may mail it to
the EAGLES Swim editor, and it will be
presented 10 the young man. He is quite
well known and frequently makes his APP
pearance before Wichita audiences gen
orally made up of those musically in
clined.
There is probably no art in which adj
vancement is 50 readily noticed as in that
of dancing With a little confidence and
a lesson or two from an experienced and
successful teacher, many young ladies and
gentlemen become graceful dancers. In |
this line Miss Lucy Ford is a success as a |
teacher as the large membership in her |
several classes will testify. Yesterday |
afternoon at her children's class there was |
present some forty or more scholprs.
Mice NFobal CLAIMANT antartoipad Ioc+ |
Monday evening, with cards, dancing. |
music and refreshments. Her guests /
were: Miss Genevra Jocelyn, Miss Sara |
Miss Bessie Ryder, Miss Matte |
Fabri0ue, Miss Mae Young, Miss Harriet |
Johnston, Miss Mabel Ballance. Miss |
Lulu Auawalt, Miss Goodlander, of Rock |
ford, III Messrs Z. Hoffman r. Nieder-
lander. NJ Viele, R. Rogers, b. Parmeily.
Jr., b. Priddy, Geo. Lewis, 4. Campbell |
and q. Chapman.
The Greiffenstein Park Card club was
entertained last Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo w. Dickson.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs j. ID.
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Griffith, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Stout, Mrs Niele, Mrs Oberist. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Sternberg, Miss Gertrude Nor
ris, Mr.. Frank Oberist James Viele, y. c.
Jobes and c. V. Ferguson. The next
meeting will be Thursday evening at the
of Mrs. Geo Bergman.
In reviewing the past nine years, Mr.
Sickner informs us that upwards of 200 |
recitals have been given by himself and
pupils, and during that time 316 different
ones have received instructions from him,
an average Of over fOrty-one per year
These recitals will be continued weekly,
each Friday at 4:30, at his music rooms in
the Fletcher block, corner Main and Second
street Those receiving invitations are in
yited, and the parents are especially urged
10 he present, that they may see what is
being done.
Yesterday afternoon, at her home PIG
North Waco, little Miss Daisy Alexander
celebrated her eighth birthday by giving
ler little friends a party. After games of
I'll kinds, singing, etc, an elegant dinner
was served. Daisy was presented with
many neat presents from her little friends,
md all wished her many happy birthdays.
Those present were Ray Spencer, Earnest
NcComb, frankie Divers, Mamie Sulli-
van, Grace Abraham, lone Spencer, Bessie
Klaus, Elsie Dodge, Comic Gogdell, Flossy
NcComb, Lottie Murphy.
Mrs. NJ. V. Rogers entertained
asst THURSDAY bor naoo evening Eig cd in hon
If Rockford, III. \ delightful evening is
exported by all present-several excellent
Flash Lights were taken. The guests
we're the Misses :. Pickrell, Nettie Harris,
ieneva Jocelyn, Sara Chapman. Harriet
Johnson, Mabel Clement, Matte Fa-
,rique, Lulu Anawalt, Nirgaline Lucy,
NIessrs. NJ. Viele, r. Niederlander, T. Hoff-
nan, B. Priddy, f. Campbell, q. Lewis,
Ben Barmely and r. Rogers.
The Kansas City Journal of Feb. 10th.
Noticing Spencer's Little Tycoon Opera
company. who were filling an engagement
It one of the theaters, contains the follow
ne:
AT the close of the present week, Miss
Willard, whose health has not been good
or some time, viii he succeeded in The
little Tycoon by Miss Ellie f. Cave, of
Wichita, a young woman who has "A good
OpranO voice which has received a good
cultivation and who is said TO be well
tilted by appearance and temperament too,
or the part OF Violet
Standing room was at premium in the
Nd commrn pleas court hall last FRIDAY
vening. to hear the program of the Young
'eoples' Literary and Debating society
which consisted of the following:
-OnCert recitation. Observation-Disclosures.
........,....Nisse Mckee and Packer
teadlng .-.-..-........-.. Mr.. Evans /
recitation and song............M Miss Evans
Essay. ....,................Mr Dedrick
iecitatiOn........ Mrs. r. f. Schaffer
Owing to the lateness Of the hour the de- |
ate on the question chosen for the even
ng was dispensed with. Look for the
rogram for next Friday rs something in a 7
lew line is contemplated.
Mrs. r. F. Morris, No. 423 Wichita st. I
ave one of the most unique parties OF the ]
eaSOn in honor of her neice Miss Zetta ]
IorriS. very young lady who arrived in :
Wichita some six weeks ago. The guests {
-ere Miss Ethel Rhea Guthrie. a little :
runette. who made her appearance near ;