The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Some OF the Events Of the Week Compiled for
tile sunday Morning Reader.

| Misses Belle AMI Tillie Thompson left
yesterday for the state capital.
Miss Irma Ebay, who has been enjoying
| a pleasant visit with friends in Abilene,
| has returned.
Mrs. Gribbi and Miss Lena Gribbi, her
daughter, are visiting friends at Spring
| field, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and visit
| ing friends from Ohio visited during the
| week at the Saratoga of the southwest
Genda Springs.s
Mrs. Jennie Herbert of st. Louis is in
the city spending 4 few weeks very pleas
Miss Lena Fechheimer returned Friday
after months pleasant visit with friends
at Newton.
Mr.. J. c. Jennings, who has been spend
ing the summer with friends in Pennsyl-
! vania, returned Friday evening.
Mrs Bliss of South Lawrence is enjoy
ing visit from her brother, Grant Halter
of Washington state.
Mrs. j. o. Davidson is back to her pleas
ant Riverside surroundings again after a
two weeks visit in Colorado.
Cash Henderson was out again yester-
day after siege of sickness lasting sew.
eral days. He looked more likes he had
arrived from the seaside than from sick
bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Miller are en-
Iowa fos1as p''A'' '''l' "''D i'''nN' Ill
| Mrs. George L. Rouse who has been Wis
iting at Cincinnati is expected home to-
day.
Miss Alma Miller of Winfield returned
home yesterday after pleasant visit with
Miss Gertie Mccullough.
Miss Grace Morris of the state capital is
visiting friends in the Peerless Princess.
Mrs. L. D. Skinner and children. Mrs.
o. u. Smith and Miss Minnie Skinner got
home from Asbury Park, N. J., yesterday.
Mr.. Skinner and Mr.. Smith went to Kan
sas City to meet them.
Mrs Ayers of Augusta has returned to
her home after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Durley.
Miss Eva Redmond of Burlington. Kan.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lou Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Grafton left on
Monday for Manitou, Col, to remain two
weeks.
1.-THE Palm Leaf Picnicers' were very
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs G..
II. Mann, at their home on North Waco,
Tuesday. The evening was interspersed
with music and dancing. An elegant sup
n.
ent were Misses Carpenter, Jackson, NJ.
Kelly, Barwise, f. Hellar, NJ. Woody, and
Messrs. ". G.. Hellar of Tacoma. Wash.
r. Hartley, J. Parkinson, j. II. Davis, G.
Howe, f. A. Russell.
Miss Julia Sommer returned yesterday,
after a months visit with friends in Nc
Pherson, and reports a very delightful
visit. Miss Sommer came home on the
Missouri Pacific, and SAYS that the storm
yesterday afternoon at Ell Dorado was
quite severe. 1t seemed to increase in
fury as they came on, and at Benton. in
Butler county, the wind had blown down
the postoffice building. 1t was terrible
storm.
A very enjoyable picnic was given
Wednesday afternoon by party of young
people in honor of the Misses bold OF
Buffalo. n. Y, who are visiting in the
city. The invited guests were Misses Ag-
mes Croskey. Annie Croskey, Millie Hayes,
Lizzie Noble, Gertie Hayes, Belle Noble,
Grace McAdams Majorie Kuorr Edith
Moffatt, Mollie Ross, Carrie Wright. Mae
Wright, Belle Thompson, Josie Thompson.
Charlie Croskey. John Noble, Charles
Topping, George Ross, Bob Darrah, Charlie
Knorr, Dold, Ralph Smith. J. Black,
George Carrie, Dick Harley, John Kelley,
Bert McCausland, Bob Stevenson, Leslie
Larimer, Howard Hettinger and Albert
Allison. They were chaperoned by Mrs
Dold, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Knorr and
they went to Thompson's grove.
Miss Vergcline Lucy and Miss Lottie
Newcomb chaperoned a party of young
friends at Linwood on Tuesday where
they spent the afternoon very pleasantly
The party consisted of Bertha Black
welder, Lizzie Newcomb, Susie Sweet,
Edith Blsckwelder, Coral Harris, Eva De-
catur, Olive Decatur. Jetta Campbell,
DR.
mer, Jessie McClees, Vermilion Harris,
Elmer Reese, Fred Little. Charlie Stewart,
Gene Mccoy and Roy Allen.
Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell threw the gates of
her lawn and the doors of her residence
open to her young friends Thursday even
ing, when the following young people
danced away the feeting hours: Miss
Jocelyn, Miss B. Thomas, Miss Chapman.
Miss ii. Johnston, Miss Clement, Miss
Miss G. Moore. Miss d. Woods, Mont Hal
lowell, c. Neiderlander. Geo. Lewis, Grant
Hellar, E. Campbell. S. Skinner, (. Hoff-
man, NJ. Viele and j. Kelly.
Miss Grace Burson of North Water
street entertained few Of her friends
Thursday evening very pleasantly. The
lawn was decorated with lanterns. aud
refreshments and various games were in
dulged in until a late hour. The guests
were Myrtle Pritchard, Rowena Woifskill,
Jennie CHRISTOPHER, Jessie Christopher,
Lulu Hattou, Grace York, FiossIe RIGHT,
Ed Harmon. Clarence Johnston, Earnest
Hallowell Tunis Nreelsnd, Okie Cogdeh,
Jessie McClees, Jim Woolard and VIII
Hattou.
Mrs. A. E Shober and children left for
Douglas on Friday evening where Mrs.
Snobsr will visit her parents for several
days.
Mr. B. F. Dunn returned yesterday from
trip over the country and came in on the
afternoon Frisco. de said that they first
struck rain al Beaumont yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dold celebrated the
sixth anniversary Of their marriage very
pleasantly at their handsome Fairview
nome Friday evening. Cards and refresh
meuIs formed the attractions OF the even
ing Tie invited guests were Mr.. and
Kris knorr. Mr.. and Mrs. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs slough. Mr.. and Mrs. Topping. DR..
and Mrs. Croskey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sheppard aud Mr.. and Mrs. Potts.
Miss Maggie knorr entertained few OF
her most intimate friends at tea on Tues
day evening. The participants included
Miss Grace Hatton. Miss Edith Moffzt,
Miss Clare Dold, Miss Flora Dold. Miss
Grace McAdams, Miss Nettie Durbey aud
Miss Mabel Millisoo.
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