The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15

The lawn fete given last evening by the
Junior Endeavor society OF the First Pres
byterian church, at the residence or Kay
Nichols, 1906 North Lawrence, was high
ly enjoyable affair.
Howard Moffat left the city yesterday
for Towanda and the Whitewater. He IN
company with several companions intends
before their return.
Grace Hatton and Agnes Lynch left the
city yesterday for New Mexico. Miss Hat
ton will go to Las Vegas where she will
visit with Miss Akin formerly OF this city.
Miss Lynch will go TO Arizona to pay a
visit to her sister Mrs. r. r. Coleman.
Geo. Z. Campbell is ont OF the city today
and class No u of the First NJ. L. Sunday
School will be taught by Z. l. Davidson.
superintendent of the st. Pauls Sunday
School. Mr.. Davidson Is the old teacher
of this class aud he Will be pleased TO meet
al the young men who can possibly be
present this afternoon.
Harry Bowman spent his time yesterday
walking up and down Main street He
was happy and proud and his coat pockets
fairly bristled with cigars. Harry had
Just cause for being SO, for yesterday
morning he became the proud papa of "A
nine-pound girl, his first born. The
mother is doing finely aud Harry's smile
grows larger.
Mr. ]. r. Variant who lived in Wichita
in the late seventies, his business being
that OF agricultural implements, but who
afterwards removed TO Kansas City, spent
part of the day in Wichita yesterday
meeting old friends Mr. Variant Is now
located at Hutchinson, where his sons Al
bert and Will are in business, both OF
whom are men Of families.
Miss Stella Aldendifer entertained in-
formally on Friday evening. Cards, music
aud dancing were delightfully."- pleasant
pastimes. Those present were Mrs. Kate
Whitlock. Miss Bell kedteld, Miss Pearl
Redfield, Miss Woods. Miss Stella Wom-
bold, MISS Marie Wallace and Messrs
VIII Lewis. Will Osborne. Fred Grizzly.
Oryille Moyer and Joe Musseilman.
Mr.. Ben Glaze assisted by Mr. and Lou
Denton. entertained party of friends
Friday evening. Lunch was severed
Cards and dancing was the order of the
evening. Those present were: Minnie
Woodcock, Irma Ash, Minnie Drake
Matte Ferguson. Olive Clayton, Maggie
Pawker, Frank Jones, George Seudlebach,
Ira Wait, George McNeal, Lee Jerome.
A very pleasant moonlight party visited
Griswold Tuesday night. After an eve
ming OF thorough enjoyment the party par
took or refreshments consisting OF assorted
and music furnished entertainments. Those
present were: Misses Nellie Hill, Kate
Markey, Annie Daily. Mamie Garrison,
Olive Simpson. Bride DAILY, Carrie Kyle,
May Marley, Sadie Nolan, Davis billiard,
Messrs John Hill. Pete DAILY, John Mark
ey, Free Nandeventer, Bruce Dickson,
Will Tou1sand, G. Lynch, NJ. Daily, Ed.
Berdlne, Will Garner.
Major Kidd of the Dawes commission
has been up from the Cherokee country
spending day or two in Wichita. The
major is an old time Democrat, such one
used to despair of the country under Re-
publican rule, but he is hopeful of an
eventual adjustment of all the causes
leading up To the present social destruc-
ton. Major *. Is an old timer here in one
sense, he having been In command OF the
detail sent into this country by General
Sheridan to assist Uncle Billy Grsiffen-
stein. Sheridan himself got into the cattle
business before he died, while Uncle Billy
has gone back co it, Major X. expects to
leave tor the Cherokee capital this morn.
ing.