The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

the Cars into Service and Make a Tour
of the City with Much HiIarity-The
Trip Extended to Fairmount and Back
Again and then to College Hill, the
Whole Affair Winding Up with a Supper
Social Events.
Wichita has had a trolley party at
fast- For weeks the trolley party has
been all the rage in New York and Bos-
ton. About two weeks ago it struck
Chicago. Now it has reached Wichi-
ia. The Wichita edition Of the troll
lev party was not as hilarious as its
eastern prototypes. In the east the
trolley cars are literally covered with
lights and festoons of flowers.
The Wichita trolley party did not
have the flowers or the multitudinous
lights, but songs and guitar music
which is essential to every trolley party
were indugled in. The ride was made
from down town to Paramount and
back again and then TO College Hill,
the whole affair winding up with sup
per The participants We're: Misses
Coral Harris, Flora Millison, Amy
Hays, Maud Curly, Ella Heapes Of St
Louis, Lizzie Noble, Bessie Reed, Lena
Cox, Maud Johnston, Lizzie Newcomb,
Lillian Lewis and Sadie Joseph with an
escort Of Messrs. VIII Lewis, Roy Kra-
mer, Verne Frazier, Harry Lang, VIII
Funk, VIII Hays, Charlie Joseph,
Campbell Slayden, Roy Allana. John
Altman, Adrian Houck apd George
Majors.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mr. David Chficton entertained Tues
day evening last. The guests We're:
Lola Rogers, Allie Rogers, Fife Hawk,
May Harris, Nettie Hawk, Eva Baker,
Lille Cheshire. Maud Ingram, Belle
Burton. Kate Murphy, Hubbard Rog
ers, Charlie Prin, VIII SAKE, John
Hawk. John Cheshire. Robert Wich-
man. Calvin Herman, Ralph Ingram,
Edwin Burton.
Mrs. c. H. Smyth gave an informal
farewell party to Mrs. Fred Smyth
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Clark entertained last
Friday evening. Her guests were:
Misses Seraphine Levalley. Maud Dor
sey, Sadie Martin. Ina Torrey and
Messrs, Torrey, Elliott, Torrey and
Young.
a picnic party Wednesday afternoon
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w Z.
Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smyth,
and Mrs. A. S. Parks.
PICNIC IN HYDE PARK.
One of the merriest events of the
season gathered at Hyde Park on last
Wednesday. The afternoon was spent
in games and various kinds of amuse-
mentS. Late in the evening supper
was spread to which all did justice.
Among the merry makers We're Misses
Lizzie Reynolds, Ella Hacken. Alma
and Carrie Cooley, Emma Laudermlk.
Melissa Thomas, Maggie Knights,
Myrtle Monasmith, Belle Chamberlain,
Allie Amy and Daisy Papes. Beta John
son, Silvia johnson, Flora Huckins.
Ada Sheppard, Anna Shaddock. of
Sedgwick City, Mary Baird, May Nor
ris, Berta Thompson, with an escort of
MesSrs, Jay Sweet, Oscar Ponctz. Eli
Auchmoody, Guy Stevens, Charles Bull
1ingner, Frank Dun. Horace Dun Her.
man Baker, Claud Smith, Jesse Smith,
Ed Garrett. Will Fleming, Ealr Nc
Near, Ezra Baird.
RECEPTION FOR MRS. SHUTS.
Wednesday evening the members of
the Central Baptist church gave a re-
ception ia the home of Mrs c. H. Kim
ball, COZ North Washington avenue
The reception was given in honor of
Miss Shuts, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bently
are leaving the city. The evening was
passed pleasantly with games. music
and recitations. The recitation by Mrs
L. NJ. Lawrence was enthusiastically
applauded. Mr.. G. II. Kimball sang a
solo of her own composition which was
greatly admired. Miss Edith Wilson
rendered a piano solo in her usual able
manner. A piano solo was brilliantly
executed by Miss LYDIA Beumer. one of
Wichita'S music teachers. who respond
ed to an encore with another appro-
pirate selection. The friends of Mr.. T..
b. Walden. the well.known vocalist
were disappointed that he declined TO
sing. Rev. l.. A. Hall made a very in
feresting little talk which was respond
ed to by Miss Shuts with a few we'll
chosen remarks. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Root and Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. KimbaH seemed happy and in his
element as he always does when in a
crowd. Those present were: Rev and
Mrs. Hall. Prof. eRppert, Mrs. U. NJ.
Lawrence. Mrs. DR.. Wendell. Mr. and
Mrs. f. r. Walden. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
H. Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Bow
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hart, Mr.. Har-
rison. Mr.. Chas. Sawyer, Mr.. Reppert,
Mrs. f. F. Grove. Mrs. Shuts, Mrs.
Rhodes. Mrs. Barlow. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
McCurXe. Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Root, Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Klein. Mrs.
Daisy, Miss Shuts. Miss Reppert,
Misses Edith Wilson. Maud Wilson.
Nellie Wood. Bessie Wood. Lydia Beu-
mar. Alice Durham. Cora Wilson. Ma
bel Wilson. Alice Wood and a number
of others.
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. l.. c. Whittier is visiting in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. ]. Bissantz is visiting friends in
Texas.
Miss Olive Magill has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs NJ ]. Oliver is visiting in Louis
willie. Ky.
Mrs. O. \. Brown has returned from
Colorado.
Mrs. Noltemyer entertained Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. H. Brooks returned this week
from Iowa.
Mrs C. H. Mcknight entertained Fri
Gay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smyth have gone
70 DeKalb. III.
Mrs. Henry Schnitzler visited in Con-
way this week.
Miss Matte Wiliett has gone on a
visit TO Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Oliver have re-
turned from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. RIP Murdoch have re-
turned from Chicago.
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