The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-17
THREE ARE GIVEN
PARTIES THAT TOOK PLACE At THE
home OF MR.. AND MRS. EANBS.

PARTIES THAT TOOK PLACE AT THE
home OF MR.. AND MRS. EAMBS.
One Draws on the Dance for Pleasure and
Another on Tennis-Bypatia viii Take
Up the Subject of Novelists, while the
Conversations is on a Hunt for Budding
Madame de staeIs-Mr. and Mrs. Israel
have Noisy Tin Wedding-Party for
Miss Hewlett-General News of Wichita
Society.
Three parties were given this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ea1nes on
North Market street. A hop was given
Monday evening art which the dancers
were: Misses Nellie Jackman, Mamie
Lewis, Wtnnifred Woolard, Cecil Le-
land and Blanche Chandler and Messrs.
Bert Selovec, Marshall Jackuaan, Jim
woolard, Bert Lockyer and Jim Vim
cent.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eames
entertained. Their guests were: Misses
Nellie Hupp, Jessie Minick, Rosamond
Anderson, Blanche Chandler, Ella
Chandler, Lola Maxwell and Sadie
Caldwell with an escort of Messrs.
Hughes, Drummer, Bert Lockyer, Max
well, Myron Dean and Bert Pottinger.
Thursday afternoon and evening Mrs.
Eames entertained for Miss Emma HILL
Tennis was the amusement IN the after
noon and dancing in the evening. The
participants at this third event were:
Misses Helen Fisher, Blanche Chandler,
Ella Chandler, Emma Hill, Maud Math
ews and Mary Ahern and Messrs Ed
Drummer, Harry Dean, Mr.. Hughes,
Myron Dean and Bert Lockyer.
TO TAKE UP NOVELISTS.
Hypaaia held an open meeting last
Monday afternoon, with a large atten-
dance of members and a number Of in
vsted guests. The following program
was rendered:
instrumental solo. Miss Fannie Lewis
Paper-Brownfng. Miss Keenan,
Vocal solo. Miss Jennie McClung
Paper-Tennyson. Mrs. Knapp, Leader
Vocal solo...........M Mrs. Higginson
At roll call each member responded
with something bearing on the subject
Lights in English Poetry"-Tenny-
son, Browning. In connection with this
subject Hypatia viii take up at the
next open meeting the English Speak
ing Novehsts' George FL
lot, Jane Austen-closing the series Of
meetings with the subject "To What
Extent Is Novel Reading Necessary to
a Liberal Education?" A most helpful
pf53se Of the work for the year is the
liberal discussions in which each men,
Der is expected TO take part
TIN WEDDING.
Whats going on?" asked Mr.. -.
as 1he wrapped up his last tin horn. 81
have sold more horns today than dur
ing The year" tin wedding at MIR.
Rube Israels. Eyes, it was a tin we'd
ding! Promptly at O'Clock there was
a blast Of music or rather horns, tin
ware. etc One neighbor came tearing
10 the door, thinking the house top
was coming down over his head; anot11-
er called to his family: "Quick, to the
cellar. a cyclone has struck the houser'
Rube first thought of his revolver but
his boy had used it as a hammer, next
he opened the door and in they came;
horns, stew-kettles, pans, patent corn
choppers, even a candle-stick TO light
them on the pathway TO the next an
niverSary. AT each new arrival the
honrs would gather around him or her
and make Rome howl. After dainty
repast served on tin, the fun continued
until the wee sma hours
Those present Were: Mr. and Mrs |
Ray Oliver, MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Whit |
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Biting, Mr. |
and Mrs. F. w. Israel, Mr.. and Mrs. /
George Charlton, Mrs. Wright. Mr. and |
Mrs. Frank Israel, Mrs Z. W. Israel. !
Miss Agnes Lynch. Miss jessie Thomp- |
son, Miss Ines Jackson, Miss Gertrude |
Jackson. Miss Maybelle and Mr. Geo. |
Israel Miss Mary Bidting, Clyde Israel |
and Lewis Biting
FOR MISS HEWLETT.
Miss Hewlett was the guest of honor 1
ut a party given out on Paramount by /
Miss Lulu Sheppard and Miss Mary /
Wilson. The guests were. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Walter Dyer. Misses Fannie Hew-
lett, Mile Hays, Amy Hays, Grace |
Eatton, Frances Aldendeifer. Kate En- |
.sish, Helen Taylor, Margaret Brown, |
Lena Cox, Bessie Levick, and Adah |
Wilson, with an escort of Messrs How |
ard Wheeler. Howard Moffat, Charlie |
Knorr, Fred Alley, John Kelley. O. Nov |
er, Earnest CraIner. John Parkinson. !
Ira Pearce. Roy Kramer. Leslie Lari- /
mer. +. l.. Johnston, Harry Mosher and |
Elmer Reese
SERVED WILD MEATS.
A sumptous dinner was given at the
Carey hotel Wednesday evening. The
1c0tuic Vi tIlt menu WIS WHO meats.
The guests Were: DR.. McClees, Miss |
EEnrna McClees. DR.. Hoffman Miss
Louie Bone. Bion Hull, Miss Grace Hat
ton, George Chapman. Fred Sweet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris.
PLAYED AT WHIST.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Corbett entertained at whist Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dyer. Mr. and Mrs l. r Sherwin, Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Alexander, Misses Lena
Cox. Coral Harris. Maud Gerty. Flora
Millison and Lizzie Noble. and Messrs
Roy Kramer. Jessie McCless. Elmer
Reese, Campbell Slayden, VIII HAYS
and Verne Frazier.
CIRCLE OF SIX.
Thursday afternoon Miss Myrtle Hin
ton entertained the Circle Of Six. The
guests were: Mrs p II. Alexander
Mrs. Lee Corbett. Mrs. l. r. Sherwin.
and Misses Mary Burwel. Madeline
Hagny, Fannie Hewlett Maud Cobb.
Maud Matthews and Mile HAYS.
HOW MANY DE STAEIS?
The next meeting of the Conversa-
none will he held at the residence of