, 1892-03-12
SOCIAL SCENES.
WHAT WAS GOING ON IN THE
WORLD OF PLEASURE.

whist Parties, Church soc1ables
and birthday surprises Keep
the Young People Gotng-A Gist
of Friday Events.
The Didascahon society gave another Of
its Friday evening entertainments last
night with the following programme:
Selection from Tanhauser orchestra: !:
Lecture, 'sPhrenology, /" G. G. Brown Rec
itation, IAN Inventors Wife, Nora Gil
more; Vocal solo, Father, take My Hand, 2
L. F. Henderson; Essay, tRailroading,
Frank Coyington; Recitation, "The Muir
derer," M. L. Hok; Piano solo, I'll Troya-
tore, Nellie Brown; Essay, Duty" G. al
Kennedy; Song, Glee club. The following
officers we're elected last evening: Presi-
dent, G. A. Kennedy; vice president, Miss
Jessie Barr; sergeant-at-arms, ]. 7. Mills !;
janitor, NJ. L. Hoke; society reporter for
College Graphic, ]. G. Biles.
THE BAND THIS EVENING.
The Capital City band will attract its
usual numbers this evening, with its open
all. concert at the corner. of Main and
Fourth streets. The concert is under the
direction of Professor Davis, and the fol
lowing selections will be rendered: March,
Gladiator" Sousa; Gavotte, 'Souyenir de
Autin," Austin; song, Must We Then
Meetas Strangers, y Thomas; waltz, "Sobre
las Olas," Roses; characteristic dance,
'Drakee,s Dream" Lansing; sGhottische,
Hurry Little Children. = Braham; "LittIe
Nestlings, y Moses; medley, selected.
A WHIST PARTY.
The following ladies were entertained at
whist yesterday, by Mrs. A. P. Fitch
Mrs. Judge Dunbar, Mrs. Judge Anders,
Mrs. j.. q. HOrr, Mrs. #. @. Brown, Mrs Il.
+. Henderson, Mrs. Phil Skillman, Mrs.
L. w. Ostrander, Mrs, F. G. BIakesIee,
Mrs. Hugh Ross, Mrs. Samuel Stork, Mrs.
2. G. Hale, Mrs. ]. P. Tweed, Mrs H. P.
Lee, Mrs. A. ID. LabeTee, Mrs. @. J. Lord
Mrs. ]. a. Rea, Mrs. w. H. Roberts, Mrs
Mrs. j r. Mitchell, Mrs. Wellington, Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. Esling and Miss Smith.
A BAPTIST SOCIAL.
The novel entertainment, in the form oil
a menagerie social, which will be given by
the ladies of the First Baptist church Oh
Monday evening next, promises to be an
innovation i'll church gatherings. In con.
nection with the other amusements of the
evening a short program will be rendered
consisting of a song, by Mrs. Diven; read
ing, Mrs. Barbee; piano and flute duet
Miss Fitch and Rev w. Prichard; reading
Miss Brown: singing. quartet
YACHT CLUB.
The o. C. I. Yacht club will give its first
entertainment tonight. Kennedy's origin.
al farce will be produced bv a talented com.
pany Of students. The Misses Wakenar
and Wilson will appear i'll the quarrel O
Brutus and Cassius. Vocal and instrIl
mental music and other features will ado
to the pleasure of the evening.
AsWEDIsH WEDDING.
"A Wedding will occur IN the Eaetsido a.
$3.50 O'Clock this evening at which iarg,
number of Scandinayians viii be nrasan5{, &,
The contracting parties are Annie IA III anS
Max Koonkrist. The Swedish ministe1
will tie the knot.
q "a AHI +
lne Iogh olrG3hday Of Miss Daisy Burn
IP5aget was celeofaDed last evening at the
Bufntrager residence. Miss Addie gave
party III nonor OF her younger sister. Pro
gFesslVe lotgo was the principal feature 0
Ihe evening 5Et.I,. s enjoyment, Miss Pearl Hal
ana lille Pflhce winning the royal prizes
q Do4 q canqy each, ana Miss Marion Will
3amson ana yesse Barton, the BOBBY, tht
Iofhler, laeK u the boX, and the latter,
10y a,ilaS Il4Hhey. n Dancing anq games were IN
ull8eu IN aIIef Wnlcn dellghttul refresh
76le mems We're served. Those present were
r. MISSES Glaudla springer Pearl Hall
Maflon WAT! p Wialhamson,, QqeenIe Burntrager
f HlLa KAUFMAN, "a ana Ready Burntrager
JessIe barton, James Mitchell, Engent
,9, 8 llHanlson, Wine Prince, Howard
thompson ana Harold Burntrager.
THE CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL.
The CONGREGATIONAL cb7irol, b1o -
night was Veil attended T6e o1r,g5o nrooran .s'S I
consisted IF rao5iTr, ~ IT.