The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-16
euTHRIs SOCIETY NOTES.

GUTHRIE, Ok, August 15.-lSpeciall j
Mrs d ". Martin went east last week &c
nurcha ase her fall millinery goods.
Ms. James Rackerby is entertaining
her sister who will remain till October
when Mrs Rackerby will return with hel
to Arkansas for short visit.
Mrs. James King has returned after
spending several months in Minnesota.
Geuda Springs is becoming quite an at
tractive resort for Guthrie people Gov
ernor Steele l.. Delaney and others will
spend Sunday there.
Mrs George Gray and little son Ralph
are visiting home friends in Michigan.
Mr.. John l. Ollie has returned after
! spending week in Galveston.
Mrs Dennis Flynn left Tuesday for the
west. where she will visit different points.
John II. and DR. Cotterai are entertain
| ing their father Mr.. w. Cotteral, of Gar
den City, Kan.
| Mrs. Carrie Perkins has returned from
! her visit in Ohio.
! Mrs T. J. Hart is convalescent after a
weeks serious illness. Dr.. Marion was
the attending physician.
Mr.. George Gray enjoyed visit last
week from his brother, prominent law
yer of California. whom he had not seen
ia thirteen years Mr. Gray was en- route
to the old homestead in New York state,
where he will visit MS parents after his
long absence.
Mrs Cunningham and children left for
the summer resort in Arkansas, to be alb
sent several weeks
Mayor Spengel left last week for Salida,
Col, on receiving a telegram from Mrs.
Spengel stating that their baby was seri-
ously i'll.
Boating on the pretty Cottonwood is one
of the pleasures Guthrie people enjoy, and
now that moonlight nights have COM
menced many little parties are made up.
One such party last night consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Raft and
Mr. and Mrs Will Salmon.
Bessie the bright eight-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Deal, died Tues
day of scarlet fever Mr.. and Mrs. Deal
have the, sympathy of large number of
friends in their great bereavement.
Monday night some of the young people
gave pleasant little dance at the opera
house in honor of Miss Grace Jackson's
departure for her home in Arkansas City,
Kan. Among those participating were
Misses Bertella Bullard Maggie Hoffman.
Lee Benham. Lillian Bayless, Alice
Schnell, Rita Elliott, Cora Robertson and
Helen and Maggie Seely; Messrs. Andy
Heron, Frank Ratcliff, Frank Phister.
Harry and Jim Pentecost, Drury Meloue,
Luther West, J. Mann and DR.. Barker.
The government acre presented a lively
scene Tuesday evening. Torches lighted
up the ground and disclosed the seats fur
nshed for those who had come to listen to
the Guthrie band concert, and tables for
those who wanted also to enjoy the ice
cream and cake which were furnished and
served by the ladies of the different
churches, who were assisting the band
boys lin return for their many services
rendered gratis) in raising more money
with which TO purchase uniforms. Crowds
of people came and went during the entire
were Governor Steele, George Cunning
ham, Major Crozier, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Smith. DR..
and Mrs. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Raft,
Misses Alice Schnell, Alma Carson, Mag
gle Green, and Messrs. +. Phister, Frank
Ratcliff and Harry Barnes.