The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-25
SOCIAL CULLINGS.
EXCEEDINGLY PLEASANT.

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field, of College Hill, was charged, tried
and convicted ofbeing one of the most
amiable and estimable young entertainers
OF the city. He threw open his doors and
extended welcome hand to the members
of the s. & G. club, which has been play
ing no small part in the social circles of
Wichita for the last year or two. An eX-
ceedingly pleasant time and an excellent
repast was the verdict of an entire jury,
and happiness reigned supreme until it
was discovered that neither VIM Harris
nor Arson Rutan liked cake and strawber-
ries Among those who were the reclpi-
| ents of Mr.. Chatfeld's genial hospitality
were Misses Minnie Dewey, Nellie Bald
ridge, Gertie Locke, Lula Dewey, Hanna
Meeker, Lue Chatfield and Messrs. Earl
Fawcett, Fred Heller, VIM. NJ. Harris,
| George Chatfeld, Arson Rutan and Ken
meth Fawcett
BOTANY PICNIC.
Miss Graham, of High school, took her
botany class out picnicing yesterday after
noon, five miles north of the city. Those
| that went were: Misses Eva Minick, Jessie
Balance, Fannie Heydon, Maud Sargent,
| Susie Anderson, Birdie Fiske, Gay Neale
Lulu oHtppdTu
PICNIC.
! Some Of the most prominent Catholic
| ladies of the east and west side, purpose
| having picnic on the fourth OF July, the
proceeds to be given to the Sisters OF
Mercy, who stand much in need Of such
thoughtful kindness. Later on it will be
announced where the picnic will be held.
| The ladies are requested to meet today at
! D. m. at the Sisters house, corner First
/ street and Cleveland avenue.
IRVING FOURTH GRADE PICNIC.
Saturday afternoon proved a splendid
one for the picnic given to the pupils Ofthe
fourth grade of Irving school. The slight
rain of the night before was just enough
make things pleasant and any one seeing
the happy faces and hearing the merry
voices would have known that every one
was having good time. All kinds Of
games had been provided and most invit-
ing Iunch-of course The following pu-
pills, with their teacher, Miss Pearse, were
the participants: Misses Mamie Cooper,
Isobella Jameson, Mamie Kramer, Irene
Hamilton, Lulu Buckeridge, Anna Nc
Lean. Clara Purdy, Emma Page, Lizzie
Meyers, Mary Tewmey, Bertha Blackwell
der, Lottie Funk, Ella Funk, Edith Black
welder; Messrs. Bert Thomas, VIII few
mey, Clyde Cleve Smyser, Charlie Barlow,
Pearce Walker, John Snyder, WILDER and
Herman Carlton, Frank Wilson, Richard
Bean, and several little friends.
LUNCHEON.
The luncheon given Friday evening at
Mrs Reeds, by the Ladies Aid society of
the Central Christian church was COM
pIete success. REGULATIONS by Mrs. Furley
and Mrs Whittier were well received.
Mrs. Reed is entertaining Misses Williams
and Lacky of Bloomington, Ill, who
proved most excellent conversationalists.
LARGE RECEPTION.
One of the most pleasing and entertain
ing as well as one of the largest receptions
of the season was given on Thursday after
noon by Mrs Roland p Murdoch to her
mother. Mrs. j. Edwards Caldwell and
Miss Caldwell.
The rooms were most tastefully decOrat-
ed with flowers, roses predominating, and
the tables were bowers of blooms. The
hostesses were assisted in receiving by a
bevy of young ladies, and the hours of re-
ceiving were so arranged that while a
pleasantly large number were in the rooms
at the same time, everything in the nature
of a crush was avoided.
The guests of the occasion were: Mrs.
s. E. Jocelyn, Mrs. c. A. Walker, Mrs. II.
T. Kramer, Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mrs w. ;.
Corbett, Mrs. L. d. Skinner, Mrs. Charles
Hatton, Mrs. j. H. Todd Mrs George
Strong. Mrs. George L. Pratt, Miss Maude
Pratt, Mrs. George Cross, Mrs. James D..
Parks, Mrs. VIII Smith, Mrs. DR.. Purdy,
Mrs j. r. Wentworth, Mrs. ). A. Dubois,
Mrs H. NJ Dubois, Miss Dubois, Mrs. 3.
d. Allen. Mrs c. f. Jones, Mrs. A. I.
CARPENTER Mrs Jas Hallowell, Mrs. q. w.
Clement, Mrs Thomas Wilson, Mrs. w. ;.
Morris, Mrs. 0. II. Bentley, Mrs. Geo. j..
Douglas, Mrs. James Z. Mead, Mrs. NJ.
W. Levy, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. Kos
Harris, Mrs. Amos Harris. Mrs, Edward
Vail, Mrs. H. C. Sluss, Mrs. Harry 7.
West. Mrs. Chas Smythe, Mrs, RObt.
Guthrie, jr., Mrs. Finlay Ross, Mrs Bion
3. Hull, Mrs. NJ NJ. Murdoch, Mrs Victor
Murdoch, Mrs Carrie Holden, Mrs Coler
Sim. Mrs c. I. Champion, Mrs. Hawkins
of Pratt, Mrs. Lee Nixon of Tacoma, Miss
IaMOnte of Penn, Miss Phillips OF DeS
Moines. Mrs. Jacob StOtler of Wellington,
Mrs. Harry Woods of Wellington, Miss
Stotler OF Wellington, Mrs. ID. ". Smith,
Mrs. A. H. Fabrique, Miss Fabrique, Mrs.
A. B. Wright, Miss Wright, Mrs. x. II.
Rows, Mrs F. u. Smythe, jr., Mrs. Fur
long. Mrs. David Hays, Mrs. j. ID. Alex
ander. Mrs Harry Smithson, Mrs. ". ".
Johnston, il. Miss Chapman, Mrs. II. W
Lewis, Mrs. J. O. Davidson, Mrs. II. j.
Hills, Miss Mamie Mead, Mrs. l.. c.
jackson, Miss Jackson, Mrs; Frank
Shearmau, Mrs. w. c. Little, Mrs
J. 2. Allen. Mrs. 0. D. Barnes
Mrs. L, b. Terrell, Mrs. w. A. Thomas
Mrs. n F. Niederlander. Mrs c. ". Bit
ting. Mrs. H. J. Harding, Mrs. \. &
Knight. Mrs c. n. Van Ness, Mrs. X. X
Nermillion. Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mrs
: VIII Thr0ckmOrtOu, Mrs. j. W. Biting
Mrs. r. NJ Piatt. Mrs \. i. HOuck. Mrs
O. A. Basley Mrs. q. MCFerran, Mrs. George
Major. Mrs J. Haley, Mrs. George Whit
F ney. Mrs. Dr. Furley. Mrs. William Innes
Mrs. J. c. Rutan, Mrs. \. ImbOden, Mrs
II. Imboden. Mrs. r. T. Sayin, Mrs. W
+. Stanley, Miss Stanley Mrs. A W. OH
: YER, Mrs J. II. Black, Mrs. George Knorr
Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. !. c. Jennings, Mrs
Howard Case, Mrs. d. Walker. Mrs. Thos
Buckner. Mrs. /. W. Clapp, Miss Hutch
inson. Mrs James l.. Dyer, Mrs. 4. Niele
! Mrs. Claude Pintard, Mrs. Murray Myers
Mrs. Clara Junkerman, Mrs. Harry Lyle
2 Mrs. d, &. Millison, Mrs. + W. Waller
/ Mrs II. l.. jackson, Mrs. T. COen, Mrs. i
W. Fldridge. Mrs. w. Piper Smith. Mrs
DR.. Russell, Mrs. NJ. Hellar. Miss Brander
Mrs. c. II. Abbott Mrs. Simpson, Mrs
Reuben Israel, Mrs. Noah Allen, Mis-.
Pond and Mrs. L. q. Whittier.
2 ALoST BROTHER.