The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-18
SOCIETY sQUIBs.

A most pleaurable small and early"
was the party given on Thursday evening
by Miss Gertie Lauck in which Miss Title
Meek, Miss Myrs Jones, of Kansas City,
Miss Gertie Moore, Miss Burwell. Miss
Lou Bone. Dr. W. n. Priddy. George
Lewis, Bruce Priddy, George Chapman, X.
Niederlander and E Campbell partici'
pated.
Mrs. J. R. Hollowell has returned from
visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. II. W. Lewis is visiting in the east.
Miss Bertha Hammond who has been
visiting here for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Canton, ..
Society is again reviYing after summer
of extreme quiet. The different sets are
preparing themselves for the season,
which promises to be one of unusual
gaiety. As the city grows Older, the
less than forty can be counted at present,
among which the 1892 graduates are going
to take the lead both IL intellect and
beauty.
Mrs. L. G. Jackson gave whist party
to small circle of friends on Friday after
noon. An elegant luncheon was partaken
of.
Mr.. George L. Rouse Jr. will leave this
evening or tomorrow morning for months
visit to ST. Louis
Miss Lizzie Davis of North Lawrence is
on the sick list.
Miss Cora Matlock Of Brownsville, Ind,
is visiting her friend Miss Bright on North
Main street.
Miss Stella Chapman left one day the
past week for her home IL Augusta after a
visit with Miss Gala Durley
Mrs. William Carter left for her home
in ST. Louis Wednesday. Mrs. h. Hallow-
ell, her daughter, accompanied her.
Miss Emily Gallagher entertained a
number of intimates Wednesday at her
handsome home on University avenue.
Miss Myra Jones of Kansas City, who
has been visiting with Mrs. George Dotd
for several weeks, will leave today for her
home
Miss Title Mack gave a very delightful
party to number of intimates on Tues
day evening. in honor of her guest, Miss
Jones of Kansas CITY Cards and dancing
formed the evenings pleasures. Those
who know Miss Mack's talents rs an en-
tertainer will appreciate the fact that a
pleasant evening was passed. Those pres
ent were Agnes Croskey, Anna Croskey,
Gertie Lauck, Ralph Neiderlander, George
Chapman, Ed Campbell. Wilbur Priddy of
Cincinnati, O., Bruce Priddy and Waiter
Fouts.
On Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. S. r, Guthrie. 1870 South Topeka,
Mr.. George H. Hull and Miss Luda Guth-
RE were united in marriage by Rev. 4. Il.
Marsh. Only few intimate friends OF
the family were present at the ceremony.
This young couple have decided to devote
their lives to missionary work in Africa,
and with that fact in view will attend
the Paramount university the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Hirshberg are in the city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Cross. Mr..
Hirshberg is a prominent citizen Of An
uhony and he is on his return from we'd
ding trip, having selected his bride from
among Chicago's fair maidens,
Miss Carrie Bliss entertained Wednes-
day evening at her home, 423 Forth Main
street, in honor of her friend, Miss Mabel
Mcclure of St. Louis. Cards and dancing
were the principal features of the evening.
An elegant lunch was served in the dining
room at 10 o'clock.
Friday night merry party went to the
home OF Cecil Lane at Fairmount. Those
present We're Carrie Bliss. Mabel Mcclure,
Eta Glunt. Kate Yount, Anna Jones,
Mamie McNair, AL Mercer, Dave Snyder,
Curtis Little. Herbert Smith, LESSEE
Smith, Ted Southwell, Vernon Frazier.