The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-04
ARKANSAS CITY soc,tTY.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Feb. 3-lSpec-
ial. ]-The Young Ladies' Guild OF Trinity
church gave one of their very enjoyable
socials at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
n. Heck on Monday evening. 1t was
largely attended.
Mrs. Herman Greunaler Of New York
gave very enjoyable coffee kiatcne TO her
most intimate friends on Monday after
noon, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cunningham. Those in attend
ance were the Mesdames Isaac Ochs.
Charles Sipes. j. o. Sidekum, g. n.
Cunningham, G. 2. Duff, II. H. Hill and
&. Jeffries
The Wichita Southwestern convocation
of the Episcopal church, which met at
Trinity church on Tuesday and Wednes-
day was a grand success. Those present
from abroad were the Revs. Beatty of
Newton, Rowland Hill Of Hutchinson.
Won Herrlich of Wichita. Rhames and wife
Of Wichita, Busser and wife of Dodge
City, Richardson of Great Bend. David
Howard of Kansas City, aud Sefton of
Arkansas City. Those in attendance
from Winfield were the Mesdames j. n.
Harter, Charles Harter, Byron Rodolf.
Edward Benney, Lowell Webb, George
Emerson, j. McLain, +. Doan. R.ece, and
The Misses Emerson and Reese. Some
elegant music was rendered by the child
ren's choir. assisted by Mrs. Greundler
of New York, Rev. David Howard of Kan
sas City and Professor Henderson, and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Landis entertained
their friends at their pleasant home on
South A street on Saturday evening, with
very enjoyable high five party. The
guests were Messrs. aud Mesdames Charles
Sipes, Isaac Ochs. G. b. Srrohm. j. A.
Sidekum, NJ. NJ Rhodes, Ii. Greundler.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Brown entertained
on Wednesday aud Thursday evenings at
their home on East Central avenue. After
an elegant O'Clock d nner and some very
fine music, rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f. Repp, Mr. c. p. Duff and Miss Maud
Ranney, progressive whist was INDUCED
In until a late hour. Those present on
Wednesday evening were Messrs. and
Mesdames J. II. Ranney. George Cunning
ham. G. B. Strohm, DR.. William Mckay.
H. Simmons. H. Squires, w. Z. Repp. C..
F. Duff. Harry Hatch, G. Duncan, Misses
Maud Ranney, Ora Farrah, Messrs. DR..
Dunning. w. Wilcox and A. Herd. Those
present on Thursday evening were Messrs.
end Mesdames Isaac Ochs. j. o. Sidekum
H. Farrah, f. Farrah, j. l.. Heney. j. n
Robinson, w. H. Pottie, A. 5. Huse, II.
Simmons, Soaring and Mead.
On Thursday evening the Mistletoe club
gave one of the swellest germans of the
present. The favOrs were very pretty and
the figures unique. Mr.. Harry Hatcn and
Miss Marguerite Pottle led the german.
Those in attendance were the Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank Austin. p. NJ. Miller, Il.
Mullen. H. j. Hatch, II. +. Hatch. c. Sails
bury. w. A. Repp, c. Mac, G. 2. Duff.
Ormiston. c. Duncan, l. s. McIntire, c.
Hunt, J.. G. Steffen, p. Snyder, George
Cunningham, J. q. Sidekum; Mesdames l.
Ochs, f. Farrah, Linaberry, H. Greundler
of New York; Misses S. Morse, Edith
Ochs, Marguerite Pottle. Maud Ranney,
Maud Benedict, Jennie Snyder, Matte
Shindel. Susan Ames. Jessie Leweliing of
Topeka and Miss Lanifort of Winfield;
Messrs. Coburn, Biggs. Blanchard, Under
wood, Ruby, Williams, Wilcox, Wilt
mans Denton, LamfOrt.
Mrs Charles Landow gave tea Wednes-
day evening.
DR.. aud Mrs William Mckay gave an
other of their very enjoyable high five
parties on Friday evening.
Mrs Charles Jeffries entertained her
friends Friday afternoon aud evening.
The Thursday Afternoon Whist club
met with Mrs. l. L. Huey on North A
street on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs A. B. Johnston entertained the
Friday Night Whist club on Friday night.