The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
AUTUMN OPENS UP
AND WITH IT ALWAYS CONE The
WICHITA WHIST CLUBS.


WICHITA WHIST CLUBS.
Other Pastimes May Come and Go, Don
Pedro and Eucbre Pass from Popular
ity, but the Game of Whist Always ha
it's Devotees-Mrs. Kirk Entertains tn
Afternoon Whist CIub-Hop is Given a
Garfield HaII-silver Wedding Ceie
brated-Miss Wilson of Chicago Is al
Honored Guest-Society.
Along with the frost on the pumpkin
and the shocked fodder of southern
Kansas and the various manifestation
of the Autumnal season, come the var
ious social clubs Of Wichita. After
ton through the torrid summel
months they revive with great rapidity
Particularly is this true of the WITCH
ita. whist clubs. Euchre and Dom Pc
SrIro and other amusements may come
I'D and pass away but Wichita society!
hove and devotion to whist is of the en-
during kind.
Thursday last Mrs. O. D. Kirk Of Col
iege Hill gave luncheon othe mem
bers OF the Afternoon Whist club
Those present were: Mrs. w. B
Throckmorton, Mrs. B. T. Churchward
Mrs L. NJ. Richardson, Mrs f. X
Spangler, Mrs W. w. Pearce, Mrs. T.
r. Jewett. Mrs. Foster Brooks, Mrs
Frank Wood, Mrs. ]. L. Dyer, and Mrs
Harris.
THURSDAY evening the Columbia
fort air aad
and Mrs. Herbigg. The favors were
won by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Campbell
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gehr-
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. We'll, Mr.. and Mrs
Knoblauch. Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumption, Mr. and Mrs. Vogenitz, Mr.
and Mrs. Chipchase and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Campbell.
HYPATIA ANNIVERSARY
The tenth annual anniversary of Hy-
malta was held last Wednesday evening
In the Board of Trade hall. The year
book, a neat volume containing the roll
and officers together with the plan OF
the work for the year. was presented 10
those present as souvenir OF the oc-
rasion. A large attendance of menu
hers and their friends enjoyed the ex-
rellent program and refreshments. The
program included a vocal solo by Miss
Mabel Larimer, an instrumental solo
by Miss Beatrice Thomas, vocal duet
by Miss Mabel Larimer and Miss Elva
Walker, a paper, Money Standard,
by Mrs Hoss which displayed a deep
insight into the financial status of the
times and was a very able paper.
The retiring president, Mrs. NJ. A.
Singer, and the president-elect, Mrs.
Hersey made addresses and Mrs. Sin
ger read responses from the absent
members Miss Geneva Jocelyn, Den
yer; Mrs. Ella Glenn Shields, Albuquer-
que; Mrs. Mary Finn, Sedgwick; Mrs.
Z. NJ. Richardson, Cleveland; Mrs. Mar
greet Lemon, New York; Mrs. Mary
c. TODD and Mrs. Pattie Strong, Peoria.
At the conclusion of the program and
while the guests were occupied with re-
freshments Mrs. Hersey proposed a
toast to the guests of Hypatia, which
was responded to by Mrs. Bennett, a
toast to the husbands of Hypatia, Mr..
J. M. Knapp responded. H. L. Cor
don, L. ID. Lewelling and Rev. Mr.. Colt
had~a few nice remarks to make about
the club. Among those in attendance
were DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Fur1ey. DR.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y. Leland, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. L. D Lew
cling, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Piatt, Mr..
and Mrs. Congleton, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
w Collins Mr. and Mrs Walters, Mr.. and
cNrs. NJ. A. Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Keenan,, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Toler Mr..
and Mrs. ]. N. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langtree, Mrs. r. A. Sankey, Mrs. G. V.
Ferguson, Mrs. w. f. Green, Mrs. L.
Reed, Mrs. r. l.. Eaton. Mrs. Polly
Young. Mrs. III. G. Toler, Mrs. ]. w.
Walters. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hills, Mrs.
Dave Hays, Mrs. Moses, Mrs. G.. w.
1.arimer, Mrs. Georgia Mccoy, Mrs. E.
r. Spangler, Mrs. J. L. Dyer, Misses
Elva Walker Beatrice Thomas, Leida
Mills, Jessie Clark, Fannie Lewis, Bin
coe, Bessie Mccoy, Grace Hill and Ma
bel Larimer.
GIVEN TWO PARTIES.
Miss Henriet Wilson of Chicago was
the honored guest at two parties this
week. The first was given by Miss
Sadie Kaufman of Riverview avenue.
The guests We're: Misses Ida, Sadie
and Lena Joseph, Bella Hirsch, Emma
Hill and Mile Hays with an escort of
Messrs- Aver Hirsch, Ike Goldsmith,
NJ. Goldsmith, NJ. Bloch of Chicago,
Joe Wilson of Chicago, Gus Kohn of
New York, Harry Dillenberg OF ST
Louis. Charlie Joseph and Max Joseph
of Chicago.
The second part y was given by Miss
Millie Hays. The guests here were:
Misses Belle Hirsch, Sadie and Esther
kaufman and Messrs, Harry Dillen-
berg of st. Louis. Ben New and Ben
Hirsch Of Cleveland, Abe Kaufman of
youngstown, Dave Hsllow of St. Louis.
Joe Wilson o fChicago. /. Rosenblatt of
st. Joseph and Ike Lanman of ST.
Louis.
DANCE THE HOURS AWAY.
Wednesday evening a hop was given
az Garfield Hall under the management
Of Mr.. Will Ford. 1'he dancers were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Denton, Mr. and Mrs
Phil Lappes. Misses Edna Tilden, Mary
Burwell. Stella Alden differ. Spruce Tar
ter, Emma Hill. Jessie Vennard, Flora
Millison. Minnie Woodcock. Ida Nixon,
Della Wampler, Lutte Willard. Miss
Dangenhart. May Zimmerman. Ida
Kensler. Sallie Downing, Mamie Down
ing and Ola Johnston. with an escort
Of Messrs. Sam McNaghten, Bruce Prid-
dy. Ira Pearce. Leslie Larimer. G.. f.
Smith. George Downing. Mr.. Kensler.
Joe Kilchner. Newt Edwards. Art Will
liams. Henry Seemer, VIII Lewis. Bruce
Dixon. o. Meyer. II. Mosier. Fred Hell
Ter. Ed Garst, Campbell, Slayden and
G. Sendieback.