The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-31
SOCIETY NOTES.

| NlCdlIA, AaD., y uly ~, 1867.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. Charles We'll is in St. Louis visiting
her parents and relatives Mrs. w. will
remain in the east for about month.
Mr. C. C. RIGHT and wife will leave this
morning for their home in Chicago, after
several. weeks visit to Wichita visiting
Mrs. RIGHTS parents, Mr. aud Mrs L.
RIGHT Oh North Waco avenue.
Mrs Hume and mother will leave for
Denver in few days to be gone several
| weeks.
A camping and fishing party went out
to Bradshaw's, on Chisholm creek. last
Saturday night. The party camped out
and report an elegant time. the caught
some fish, but fishing was not very good.
The party consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Helm. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckley,
Misses c. Davidson, r. Travis, H. Smith.
| NJ. COUNSEL, 3. Shaw, N. Helm, L Will
Jams, Messrs. A. Melvin A. Smith, II. n.
! Davidson, G. Elder, a. L Davidson.
| One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the observation party given in
| honor of Miss Grace McAdam's 18th birth
! day. Miss Edith Moffat was awarded
the prize for observing the greatest num-
bel of objects Miss Gertrude LAUGH re-
ceived the prize for telling the cutest joke.
The participants were Misses Bessie Dag
ner. Gertrude Lauck, Lolita Newcomb,
Gertrude Moore, Margie Knorr, Kate
Junkernan, Dora Woods, Grace Young,
Ella Walker, Florence Washburn, Edith
Moffat.
One of the most enjoyable socials of the
season was given by the w. T. G. at Mrs.
MERGERS, POS South Laura avenue Wednes-
day evening. The large parlors We're
thrown open and filled with guests until Il
late hour. The band discoursed sweet
music throughout the evening. The cake
and cream were splendid. Miss Kate
Murphy and Miss Ollie Todd gave recita-
tions which We're loudly applauded. All
went home convinced that Mrs. Mercer
was frst-class entertainer and the social
success The w. T. c. wishes to return
special thanks to the band boys for their
kindness.
Miss Ciela Parker entertained the Piver-
side Piano club Wednesday evening.
Mrs w. H. Mcclure and daughter of
Garden Plain are visiting with Mrs. S. G.
Miss Effie Richey and Miss Eta Nc
Clure of Garden Plain are visiting Miss
Viola Schoff and Miss Bird Roach of
Iowaville, this county.
Ray De Lamatre gave nice birthday
party yesterday it being the ninth ami
versary of that very important event to
the little women and little men, who
live near by. Among his best friends who
received an invitation were the Misses
Wilma and Anna Singleton, Nina Holli-
day, Grace and Blance Overman and Louis
Fuller, Master Charlie Singleton, Irwin De
Lamatre, Freddie Holiday and score of
other little folks.
At the state reception given in New York
City the 9th there were present from
Wichita Mrs. Russell. Miss Dickinson,
Miss Fitch, Professor Shull, Rev. and Mrs.
Winters. Mrs Morehead, Miss Millen,
Miss Smoke, Mr.. Clater, Miss Scoggins,
Mr.. Loosely and sisters.
Fishing and camping parties are on the
increase. There are several planned for
this week.
Mr.. A w. Penny from Kansas City
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. A NJ Morehead and sister, Miss
Fitch, returned last week from New York
where they attended the Christian En-
deaver convention and the Teachers asso-
citation, since which they have been visit
ing friends and points of interest in differ
cut parts OF the east.
Miss Carrie Burnett of Sherman, Tex,
is visiting in the city.
Miss Kate Cannon OF North Fou rth
street is quite sick.
Miss Mary E. Hall will leave for a visit
to Colorado in a few days.
Mrs Robbins of North Emporia avenue
is enjoying visit from Mrs. Lee of Ozark,
Ark.
Miss Kate Adams who had been visiting
Miss Fabrique left for her Topeka home
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Mathews is IN Wellington
visiting the family of Mayor J. @. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Charles Wiel is visiting her parents
at St. Louis.
Miss Lila Hardin Bugg. Bishop Hen
nessy's ward, is rapidly becoming known
as one of the cleverest writers in Kansas.
She has fine story in the Catholic World
Mrs. Henry Fellow entertained her
friends at a garden party Tuesday evening.
George Hannah has returned from
very pleasant trip to his parents in West
Virginia. While away he visited dozen
different points of attraction, including
Washington, New York and some of the
seabosrd resorts. He came
home with his mustasche trimmed a la
Dean Gordon.
Miss Lucy is expecting visit from Miss
Babb and Miss Meyer of Louisville, KY,
this week.