The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

| principal features OF the day. The guests
| were: Mrs. A NJ Cleveland. Mrs. II. ",
| Link, Dallas, Tex; Mrs Ed. Robertson.
Mrs. George Dickson, Mrs. Welles Miller,
| Mrs e. H. Davidson, Mrs. H. c. Lewis
Mrs. Fcniay Ross, Mrs. George Whitney,
Mrs. Ralph Millison. Mrs. A c. Jobes
| Mrs. Colonel Bryant. Mrs. y. Baldwin,
Mrs. Oscar Barnes, Mrs. c. H. Davidson,
j..
WHIST PARTY.
Miss Ma6ge English entertained Fri
day evening at progressive whist. The
very pretty honors were won by Miss
Jet:a Campbell and Mr.. George Adams.
| Tire following guests participated.
Misses Effie Reams, Ina Hodges, Maud
| Rentz, Lucy Thomas. Ella Chandler. Jet
| Ia Campbell, Myrtle Reese, Stella Worrel,
| Eiva Adele, Daisy Woods, Olive Magill;
Messrs. Charlie Barlow, Graham Camp
| hell, Fred Hellar, Clyde Maxwell, Frank
Hite, Marsh Jackman. Frank Kensler,
George Adams, Bert Seiover, George Lit
| tie.
ENTERTAINED THE ZOBO CLUB
DR.. and Mrs. John Mnick entertained
the Zobo club Wednesday evening at
their home on North Market street. This
was the second meeting of the club but
from the way the members used the in
struments one would think il was the
second year they had been practicinG.
AS the sweet strains Of Home, Sweet
Home" floated out upon the air, one
would think that Sousa with his fifty
four musicians had returned 10 Wichita.
However, they make very good music.
At 10 O'Clock a dainty supper was served,
after which the remainder Of the even
ing was devoted TO music and general So
ciability until leave-taking time came
around Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames E. j. Mellinger, H. /. Adding
tony, NJ. Roach, T. Wilson, II. Z. Baker,
DR.. ". A. Minick and Miss Jessie Min
lick.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Maggie Dillon, who is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gard
or North Cleveland avenue, was tender
ed d pleasant surprise last Tuesday ev-
ering. Among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. VIII McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Dristil and DR.. and
Mrs. Baker.
The halls Of the Wichita business COL
lege were thrown open last evening for
social reunion Of the students and
graduates Progressive games and an
ample collation. were enjoyed TO the
limit. In the games, the winners were
Miss Foster and Mr.. Waterbury. The
prizes, pickle fork and jumping jack,
were awarded to the delighted recipi-
ents.
The T. T. NJ. W. club banquetted their
husbands last evening at the home Of
Mrs T. F.. Keck on North Fairview
Mrs. Keck was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. c. Beattie and Mrs. George Dia-
mcnd. Those present were Messrs, and
Mesdames Frank Talbert, B. f. Dunn.
c. II. Mcknight, Carl Kline, Harry Nc
Chung, John Walters, Tom Young, Geo.
Diamond Charles Beattie, A. S. McClung
and Z. l.. Keck.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Throckmorton
gave an elegant o'clock course dinner
on Wednesday evening in compliment to
Mrs. c. II. Morehouse. The guests were
all the members of the old crowd. when
they were young people in the early days
of Wichita. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Einlay Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Reyes. Mr..
and Mres Charles Lawrence, Mrs. Chas.
Morehcuse, Misses Addie Brook, Laura
Dorsey, Annie Mulvey, Miss Wood and
Mr.. ]. L. Dorsey.
At the conclusion of the regular meet
ing of Peerless lodge, No. 6S, d. of H,
last evening, the ladies proceeded to con-
fer the Sister Mercy degree upon 7. NJ.
Powell, the West Douglas avenue shoe
maker. This brother has long signified
desire to learn the mysteries of this de-
gree and stated that he wanted TO re-
ceive the full benefit thereof. The sisters
with these facts in mind, came fully pre-
pared TO show him no mercy. The good
brother, when all was over, declared him
self fully satisfied. The members who
were absent missed more fun than can
he described. This degree will be con-
ferred at each meeting hereafter until the
good brothers have all been initiated.