The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-17
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| Miss Carpenter. Conversation as an
|, art, and conversation in fiction viii be
| considered, and the members will nave
| an opportunity TO show whether they
are Madame de Staels or Chauncey De
pews in embryo. Miss Leila Hardin
| Bugg will be THE leader for the day, and
Miss Mabel Larrimer will sing.
MR.. AND MRS. RUDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Rudolph enter
tainsd q number of friends last Tuesday
F.! evening The event was a pleasant one
and all present spent a very delightful
| time with cards, refreshments, and 9TH
err enjoyments. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Rudolph, Ness Maud Busby,
| Miss Mai1oney, Carrie Carpenter. Elva
Adele, and Messrs. L. B. Jones, Allan
Hunt, T. B. Mathews and VIII Ladd.
HAD EVERYTHING.
Mrs Berry's home, corner Market
and Second, was the scene of a merry
party Wednesday evening, a number
of friends surprising the household by
congTegating there unannounced. A
couple of hours were very pleasantly
spent in conversation, repaTftee, dis
cuSsing refreshments, and so forth.
PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss L. ". Wilkison and Mr.. E. z.
Frooman We're united In marriage on
Tuesday evening at the brides home
on East Third street by the Rev. D. 8.
Colt, in the presence of number Of
the brides friends. The parlors were
prettily decorated with cut flowers. At
ter congratulations were extended the
guests were served to AN elaborate
wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs F'roo
man left late in the evening for their
future home, a nicely furnished cottage
on East Third street.
EVENING WITH THE CHOIR.
Saturday evening the choir of the
Central Baptist church met with Mr..
Harrison of North Topeka avenue, by
special invitation. By request Mr.. w.
A. Hart sang Where is My Wander
ing Boy Tonight" 1t was sung with
much expression. Refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream and cake, were
served, TO wa1ich adj did ample justice.
Mrs. Britell, although 73 years old and
in poor health, proved herself to be very
entertaining company. 1t would be
difficult to find a pleasanter place TO
spend an evening than with Mr.. Hhr-
rison, and Miss and Mrs. Brftell Those
present were: Mr.and Mrs. G. H. KIM
bali. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hart, Misses
Alduub Guhlu, SDTd dIHu ldDSl NllSDil,
Bessie Wood, Alice Durham, Fode
Stanley, Nellie Wood and Messrs. E B.
Walden, Herbert Davidson, Mr.. Shirk
and others.
All the ladies of Wichita who are
interested in the higher education Of
their sons and daughters are invited to
attend meeting at Plymouth church
Friday afternoon at 2:30, when Dr.
Morrison of Fairmoupt college will ad-
dress them on that subject.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking
club Will meet with Mrs. Nereus Bald
win, 440 North Topeka avenue. A fine
imposed on those who do not bring a
written receipts or suggestion.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
are making extensive preparations for
their fair, to be held during the first
place viii appear later.
Friday evening a surprise party was
rendered TO Ida Benchied on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. About twenty-five of
her friends participated in the enjoy
ment.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Lena Cox entertained Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Alice Wells has returned from
a visit to Kansas City.
Miss Mary Galloway has moved TO
Springfield, Mo-, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling of Waco ave-
nue. entertained this week
Mrs. Frank Wood entertained the
Coldwater club last evening.
Miss Olive Magill gave a delightful
dinner party Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Dood entertained at he home |
on College HILL Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Tucker has been the !
guest Of Mrs. Hartman this week.
Miss Alice Phillips entertained a
of friends Thursday evening.
Mrs Willen and Miss Willen of Ell
Dorado are the guests of Mrs. Childs.
Miss Jessie Lewelling will give a |
dancing party Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Homer Caldwell will entertain
the Thimble club next Tuesday after /
noon.
Mrs. S. z. Noyes and Mrs. S. B. Ami |
don entertain next Wednesday after |
noon.
Miss Mile Sweeney entertained a |
number of friends Wednesday after |
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vogenitz entertained |
the Columbian Whits club Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Colonel Bryant and Miss Lucy
Bryant will return from Salt Lake City
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Clapp was host
and hostess to the Magazine club Fri
day evening.
A hop was given at Garfield hall
Thursday evening. About twenty dan
GERS We're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Moves and Miss
Harriet Noyes entertain next Wednes-
lay evening at cards and dancing
FRANCIS FOSTER EDDY's DEATH.
Alumni Association of Lewis Academy Pass
Resolutions OF Sorrow.
The executive committee of the Lewis
Academy Alumni association have
passed the following resolutions on the
leath OF Francis Foster Eddy:
Whereas. God in His inscrutable
providence and infinite wisdom has
aiken from our midst our dear friend
Nd Srsias