The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-21
Is PROUD OF IL
WICHITA GLAD THAT HYPATIA Is
so PROSPEROUS.
Its Banquet Tuesday Evening is the
Principal Event i'll Society of the
Week-Small Parties and Dinners
Are in Abundance-MrS Jackson

OF course the event of events in Wichita
society during the last week was the
HyDatia banquet Tuesday evening The
number of good things there said have
been published before this, but it yet re-
mains for the best known of Wichita's
clubs to he congratulated Oh its long life
Rnd its high grade OF excellence.
While the glory of other clubs has glim-
mered away into the forgotten sunsets of
whilome prosperity, Hypstia has lived
on, growing all the while in popularity.
The great Boat club of Wichita, once the
pet of society, has long since become only
pleasant memory; The hlgh-bralned
sEernly intellectual Shakesperania is no
longer among the living. And so with
many other clubs. But Hypatia has stood
all the rigors of adversely and is today as
prosperous and as light ef heart as ever.
Ready to cope equally with the anatomical
construction of biscuit Or the social
dangers of IbseDic literature, it will al
ways live and always hold a place in the
hearts of Wichitans. In its membership
1t numbers more bright capable women
.han any other similar organization in the
country in city of Wichita's size. Every
one was glad to know that its birthday
celebration Tuesday was of that measure
Of success which fromIses perpetuity.
MISS BESSIE wEBB's FARTY.
The other social events of the week were
not large. Friday afternoon, Miss Bessie
Weob celebrated her ninth birthday. Her
guests were Myrtle, LYDIA and Bernice
Sheldon of FL Dorado. May Comley. Irene
Zartman, Mary and Jennie Fullington,
Fannie Oliver, Ruby Roys, Julia and
Agnes Ceary, Juanita Taylor, Josie
IA. III =. =,
Davis Myra and Golfer JordOn, Mamie
Gavigan. Pau! Dean, Tom Cleary Robbie
Webb, Flossie Mack, Myrtle Cook. Leila
Pur0ue, Florine Jacks, Edna Casey, Bar
5ara Preston and Zay Allen.
MR.. AND MRS. JACKSON ENTERTAINs.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Jackson entertained in compliment TO Mr..
and Mrs. L. Pierce of Kansas City. The
usual social pastimes consumed the even
ing. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. c. !
L. Potts, Mir. and Mrs. J. j. Parks. Mr.. !
and Mrs. George Dold, MIR. and Mrs. II. |
pIagman OF Winfield, Mrs. Will Steele, /
Mrs. F. Steele, Mrs. B. +. Zartmen and |
Mss Gilbert.
sPOONERS GIVE DINNER.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. BIS. Spooner, of !
the theatrical company of that name gave |
ii dinner at the Manhattan. The guests |
Were: Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Croft, Miss |
81.
ana Mr.. Chester Udell of Denver, Colo, |
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. PueJt OF Newton, Kan !
Mis-. Fannie Emery of Mulvane, Kan, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kos Harris Misses Coral |
and Norma Harris. Mr.. Nermllon Harris,
Mrs. A Harris, Mrs. Swearinger, Edna
May and Cecil Spooner, Miss Olive Grove,
Mr.. Frank f.. Hall, Roy Hair and mem
bers of the Spooner company.
Mr.. WHITE Is SURPRISED.
Mr.. {. K. White OF West Lewis street
was given surprise party Thursday
evening by his friends who were aided by
Mrs. White. Cards were the amusement /
and later supper was served. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reams. Mr.
and Mrs. L. g. Hickman, Miss Bessie
Dudley, Miss Bertha Shaw, Miss Edna
Shaw, Mr. j. G. Williams aud Mr.. Thomas
Shaw.
GUESTS OF MRS WINDLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Winde of North |
Topeka avenue, entertained a number of
Mrs. WIndle's friends Thursday last. |
being his 45th birthday. Itwas a surprise
o him. At 10 O'Clock all repaired to the
dining room where an excellent supper
had been prepared. The house was beauti-