Wichita eagle., 1889-05-19
SOCIAL SWIM.
a RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
Quite an Array Of Parties, Lawn Fetes.
Picnics-A Reception - The
Marriages to Take
Place in the
Near Future

Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Wider have gone to
Denver where they will reside
Invitations are out to the marriage OF
Mr.. n. A Herrig and Miss Lizzie Leen.
Miss Emma Miller of Chicago, H.. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. l.. w. Miller.
June 5th has been announced as the day
of the marriage of Mr.. Harry Lytle and
Miss Laura Woodcock.
A great number of the young people of
the Congregational church held a picnic
ut Fishers grove Wednesday evening.
The Mandolin club, which Is composed
of Fred Baldwin, mandolin; Will Lynch,
mandolette; Geo. Baldwin, guitar: Geo.
Israel, guitar; Harry Bancroft. triangle,
was out on the river Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening quite an array of the
young society of the city repaired in a
body to Grifinstein park, where they
spent the evening in boating and enjoyed
the numerous pastimes attendant on pic
MICS.
The secretary of the Carlyle club
returned from the penitentlary Monday
and the long discontinued meetings will
convene again, commencing tonight, at
which the study of the Bible will be taken
up.
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides mother, 40 North Waco, Miss
Anna Z. Schank, very popular young
lady of this city, was married to Mr.. j. &.
Collins, of Houston, Texas, Rev. Winter
officiating. The bride and groom left on
the same evening for New York city where
Ghey will reside.
One of the principal social events of the
week was the lawn fete at the home of
Mrs. w c. Woodman, North Waco.
While it was little breezy, the dancers
made it very well with the music wheu the
wind blew their way. The ice cream tables
were well filed all evening, and the whole
affair seemed to be both enjoyable and
profitable.
Thursday evening Mrs. ellis Smith en-
tertaned at her home on North Lawrence.
Euchre was the principal feature of the
evening, Frank Jones taking the prize
and Mrs. Cash Henderson the booby. A
refreshing supper was also served during
the evening. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Mckee, Mrs. Cash Hender-
son. Nus A L. Bush, Misses Mabel Mar
tin, Florence Blair, Matte Meade, Ada
Aiken, Gertie Moore; Messrs. Thomas, of
Marntau Spr ngs, A. L. Martin. Maurice
NIeie, Frank Jones' Archie Smith and H.
O. Schuler.
Saturday evening Miss Irma Bris-
tow gave party to num-
Der of her young friends
at her parents home ia Fairmount. Her
guests were Misses Jetta Campbell Stacey
~
derlander, Nellie Tilford, Grace Johnston.
Amy Hays. Carrie Bonnetti, Pauline
Lewellyn, Mabel Cusad, Grace Burson,
Ismay Chadwick, Cora Harris, Lottie
Ellis, Sadie Ellis, Lucy Thomas, Josie
Getto, Flora Griffin, Bernicr Ratcliff, Cora
Bowman, Lila Foster, Mamie Cossitt and
Masters Walter Van Nuys, Roy Allen,
NermiIlon Harris, Charlie Graves, Albert
Sullivan, Frank Cossitt, Roy Wellington,
Charlie Sewers, Russell Babcock and Floy
Cusad.
a party was given by Leo and Theo
Morgan, it being their ninth birthday, on
Saturday, May Is. Those in attendance
were Earl and Mabel Dunkin, Howard and
Ada Warth, Mabel Armour, Ethel Burke, |
Harry, Clarence and Edna Boaz, Clara and
Nell Q Burns, Walter and Edgar Botte. |
Nell and Vera Brown, Ina and Berenice |
Dutton, Jessie and Gussie Heman, Mabel |
and Irwin Root, Eugene Martin After |
pleasant games lunch was served. The |
twin boys received many presents ana
were thought quite successful hosts by
their guests.