The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
SOCIETY IL BRIEF.

Miss Inez Creditor is indispose6.
Mr. c. \. Walker got back from Chicago
yesterday.
Miss Mary Galloway is visiting friends
in Enid, o T.
The Columbian Whist club has reorgan-
lied tor the winter.
Miss Alma Harris is visiting in the far
distant town of Derby.
The Ceramic club will meet at Lewis
academy Friday evening.
Miss Babe SmyIhe of Conway Springs
is the guest of friends here
Miss Jessie Lewelling is visiting Mrs. A
p. Miller III Arkansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Dedrick have re-
turned from a visit in Texas.
Mrs. S Slower left on Wednesday to visit
a daugh. yer in Greenville, Ill.
Mrs. l. g. Whittier has issued cards for
a eucher party on Wednesday next.
Mrs. f. b. Jewett will entertain the
Ladies Whist club next Wednesday.
Miss Sara Brkman, of Indiana, Pa, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Black.
Mrs. Kate CritUenden of Des Moines is
visiting her parents, DR. and Mrs. Stitz.l.
Miss Lena Cox entertained several of
her young friends at cards Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Robinson of Ell Do
RADIO have been visiting here during the
week.
Ms. J.. b. Jewett will entertain the
Ladies' Whist Climb on Wednesday after
hoon.
Mrs. J. c. Griffith entertained small
party OF card players on Saturday alter
noon.
Miss Taught and the Misses Hutchins
entertained party of friends Wednesday
night
Mr. and Mrs. Kimball entertained men,
berS of the Plymouth church Wednesday
evening.
Miss Maud Sargent entertained small
party Of friends very pleasantly on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. y. + Niederlaader. who has been
spending the week in ST.. Louis. will be
nome today.
Mrs Kos Harris and Miss Coral Harris
are the guests of Mrs and Miss Van Ness
at FL Reno, o. Il.
Mrs. W. J. Corner gave a nicely ar
ranged dinner on last Saturday evening in
honor of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jennings entertained
memb ers of the First Methodist church
Wednesday evening
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Harry
Gordon entertained one of the classes of
the Episcopal cnurcn-
Miss Jessie Kendle has returned from
Oklahoma where she has been visiting
friends for fortnight.
Mrs. John f. Hume expects to leave
shortly for Kentucky. where she Will spend
the winter with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. A. Singer have moved
from their home in the country to 2l3
North Main street for the winter.
Miss Helen Phillips returned on Thurs
day from Chicago. where she has been the
guest of relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Il. B. Cushmsn will be Eat home'
to her friends on Thursday afternoons at
he residence of her mother, go North
Lawrence avenue.
The Rev. l.. w Hall was happily sur
prlsed on Wednesday evening at his resi-
fence on South Market stree ny large
number OF the members of The First Bap-
list church.
Mrs. \. ;. Munson and Mrs. J. d. Hous- |
ton pleasantly entertained a coterie of
whist players at the formers residence on |
W ednesday afternoon, Mrs. VIII Nash
carried off the honors.
The Unitarian ladies Went en- mssse to |
spend "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Dillon on South Topeka avenue. Mrs.
DIR. richardson read highly interesting !
paper on the subject "They." The visit. |
Or, enjoyed lunch at the rendezvous.
Professor G. F. Smith of the High |
school has organic "a sn athletic club |
among the boys. VIII Harton of the senior |
class has been chosen esident, and the |
members hope 10 have both pleasure |
and benefit from the practice OF outdoor |
sports. i
y "CeylOn tea" was given on Wednes |
lay afternoon aud evening at the residence |
u Mrs. j. b. Caldwell by the ladies of the |
li.aFh If nnpn
'Ceylon," some delightful musical selec- |
ions were rendered and Ceylon te. was
served by several young ladies dressed in
he costumes OF the Slnghalese.