The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-09

which the menu cards were tied. T he
menu was as follows:
Lobster Salad, French WATERS,
Bread and Butter,
Pineapple Trappi.
Spring Chicken, Cream Biscuit.
Potato Croquettes,
Fresh Toma toes-Mayounaise Dressi hg
Olives. Pickles,
Ice Cream, Strawberries.
Angel Food, Almond Cake
Sailed Almonds. French Coffee.
ANOTHER FOR MRS. COIGN.
Friday evening Mrs. Elmer Beech
entertained in compliment to Mrs.
Franklin Coen. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. w. Throckmorton, E. r.
Spangler, Pearce, G. Bentley, Far mum,
Coler Sim, Frank Wood, George Hart
man, Fred Smythe, Foster Brook s, j.
L. Dyer, Churchward, I. P. Campbe
o. D. Kirk, Magill, DIR. and Mrs. Rentz,
Mrs. Richardson, Miss Drain, Mrs. Xix,
Miss RentZ.
CELEBRATES HIS TENTH.
Master Raymond Little entertained
a number of his friends Thursday ev, m
ing in honor Of his tenth birthday. His
guests were: Lulu Cogdell, Dixie Cog
dell, Charles and Maybelie Smytlae,
Mamie and Bertha Chandler, Lou se
and Marguerite Mcnamara, Charles
and Meva Bleckley, Lulu Dulant US
Hattie Roach, May and Rea Guthrie.
SHAKESPEARE AND PICNICS.
Friday evening the Shakespeare cl nb
gave picnc in Linwood. Those " tho
took part in the festivities were: Mis- ses
Geneva Jocelyn, Alice Wells, N.Y. Tile
Hinton, Maggie Brown. Messrs, Ir vim
Taft, Ralph Doughtery, Mcaugh lin,
George Cooper.
One Of the picncs of the week was
the one given in Griswold park, " led
nesday afternoon. Those present " Ere:
Messrs. and Mesdames J. D. Hous ton,
w. S. Corbett, Lee Corbett, Harry c ble.
Fred Smythe, A. S. Parks, c. ]. File tch-
er, I. j. Rogers, DR.. and Mrs. Oldn aan
Mrs. Russell Harding.
COOKING CLUB ADJOURNS.
Mrs. N. A. English entertained the
Cooking club last Thursdy aftern Don.
This is the last meeting of this club
for the season. The past season has
been valuable and enjoyable one. for
the organization and Mrs. English sen
tertainment was fully up to its high
standard in enjoyment. Mrs. G. NJ.
Barnes of Guthrie was the especial
guest of the club.
Misses Mary and Louise Wstge;oner
entertained in honor of Miss Edith
time of the evening was music at?which
the guests and the hostess were all
skillful.
Miss Margaret Brown entertained the
Circle of Six Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kos Harris entertained a. large
number of ladies Friday afternoon for
Mrs C "A Van Ness of FL emo.
Miss Anna Snyder entertained Tues
day evening.
Mrs. r. p Murdoch entertained We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Tilden Of North Topeka gave
six o'clock dinner Wednesday. Her
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Cabe. Mr. Paine of St Louis, Mrs. M.
A Ferran, Miss Edna Tilden and Will
Ferran.
One Of the fishing parties at Sulli-
vans dam was composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs L. 3. Speed, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs.
Ed Campbell. Misses Mary and Mar
garet Thomson, George Thomson and
Dave Speed.
Wednesday evening was one of the
events of the week.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Mary Rutan is home from st.
Joseph.
Mrs. c. B. Strohm has returned home
enworth.
Mrs. H. H. Taylor of Hutchinson is
in the city.
Mrs. f. E. Keck has left the city for
the summer.
Miss Emma Pearce is visiting in-Kan-
sas City, Mo.
Mr.. Chauncey Humphrey is home
from West Point.
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of Mrs. Kos Harris.
Mrs. L. w. Clapp has gone to Iowa
to spend the summer.
Mrs. ]. F. Conley is entertaining Miss
Ella Haynes of Illinois.
Miss Lena Crib is entertaining Miss
Lillian Galloway of Enid
Mrs. Frank Oliver has gone to Nat
chez, Miss, to visit her parents.
Mrs William Scott of Beaumont, Tex.
is the guest of Mrs. S. L. Miller.
Mrs. L. w. Clapp and children are
visiting in Iowa City and Muscatine.
Mrs. Bert Millison leave tomorrow
for Mexico where her husband now is.
Mrs. T. w. Sergeant has gone to
Columbus, O., where she will spend
the summer.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
on Wednesday, June Il.
A gay picnic party was given at Girls
void park On Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Russell Harding.
Cards are out announcing the intend
ed marriage of Harry H. Bailey to Miss
Anna Pearl March, of Boston, n. NJ, on
June s.
Mrs. Coler L. Sim and children. ac-
companied by her neice, Miss Ruth
Huntoon. left yesterday for visit with
Topeka friends.
Mr.. Harry Hare Of Patton and Miss
Mabel Small of Annes, who have been
attending Lewis academy return home
this morning. They were accompanied
by Miss Lola Hare and Miss Daisy
Small, who were attending the gradual
ing exercises. Mr.. Hare, who gradual
ed, will continue his studies at Emporia
college and Miss Mabel Small viii re-
turn to Lewis academy.
UNCLE SAM PAID THREE DIMES.
Wisconsin Postmaster Wants a Settlement
and gets Thirty Cents