The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25

AeeDIGr OF mpOffk anu -,hhs '"A 49,
ofEl Reno-Farewen Picnic is Given for
Miss Anna Corner-Long Hay-kide
Across the Country is INDUCED in by
Society Folk-Mrs. Walters Gives a Ke-
ception for Mrs. ,Bryan-Dance is Given
in Garfield HaIl-Society News.
Tuesday evening Miss Maud Curly
gave a party in compliment 10 MISS
Ma,Id Keehler of Emporla, hah.' anu
Mr. Louis VanNess of FL Reno, Okla
homa.
The greater portion Of the entertain
r,ent consisted in novel games, includ-
ing ESSAYS. After a refreshing supper
tine guests danced. Miss Curly guess
wers. Misses Marie Luling, Coral Haf-
ris. Flora Millision, Amy hays LlzZle
Noble. Jenette Burton, Bessie Reeo'
Et,el Niaderlander, Stacie NiederlanG-
or Margaret Brown, Anna Brown anu
Iessie BRYAN. and Messrs. Verne fraZ-
Tor Lon VanNess, Vermillion Harris
Crarence Sluss. Roy Corbett, Jessie NC
SSIaec Harry Lang, Roy Allen, Ralpn
SroitF Frank Bates, Dave Camp peli,
Will HAYS, VIII Lewis ana Calh'
Sladen. -,,,-
FAREWELL PICNIC GIVEN.
"Wednesday afternoon a farewell en-
tertainment was given 10 MISS ]Ail I'M
Corner. The entertainment loOh ~
form of a picnic and the company was
abaneroned nv Mesdames Wells, Grit
fifth. Corner, Sherwin and Packer- A-I':ei
in the dav. after the arrival al Llh-
wood park. sumptuous meal was
snread and the guests all partook near I
iix- with aDpetites shaTpened Dy me out-
door surroundings. Those who partlcI-
mated were; Misses Anne Corner, taye
Packer. Kate English, Jane Bufu' Ma
Rurd. Corrie COgdeil, Lulu f1attoh In"
Crib. Margie Knorr, Amy nays Ioi-
ence Richter, Ida Rlchler' 4ii1i4S
and Sadie Damon
HAY-RIDE TO WACO.
o,,a of the bapDy events Of the week
u,ae = hay-rjde party that spent Thurs
dav at the home of Mrs. Houch al
Waco Kan. The crowd feastd on wa
termeIons and fruit on the way OUT AT
noon a bounteous luncheon was served
Ia which all did justice. The afternoon
was spent in eating ice cream ana play
ing games. Those who went were: Mes
danes c. Strickland, q. 5. Freeman L
r. ellis and J. L. Smith; Misses Mary
RelIev. Nellie Green, Cora and Bessle
Srlffn. so3fle olIiOh4dIAN- N'e%@A
Jennie and Lulu Freeman; MeSsrs.
Rovce and David Busenbark, John
Briggs. Henry Kassell, Rude Beliew'
Claude Houck, Charlie Travis, Max
Strickland. Shellie Freeman, Walter
and Harry ellis.
MRS. WALTERS RECEPTION
Mrs. T. w. Walters No. $50 North
Topeka avenue, gave a most enJoyabie
ont of doors reception to number
of her friends last Wednesday after
noon, in honor Of her mother, MRS d. NJ.
Bryans of Perry, o. T., and Miss Agnes
Hunt. of Kansas City. Tables were
set in the ward under the cooling shade
of the trees, and presented dainty
and artistic appearance. The refresh
ments consisted of ices, cake, fruits,
lemonade. etc. Which amid pleasant
conversation, were done ample justice
10. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
IT. NJ. Young and Miss Mary Hunt
and succeeded in making an extremely
happy afternoon for the guests. The
following ladies We're invited: Mes
danes VIII McNaghten, C. McClung,
II. K. Allen, r. NJ. Young, Funk, Har-
din, Satchell, w. J. Wilson, c: L. Vince
Ter. Myers, J. A Kiger, L. Gill, j. {.
Griffith, Hawley and ]. NJ. Bryan and
Misses McNaghten, Mary and Agnes
Hunt
FOR MISS HENLEY
Miss Harriette Wells entertained
last Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Gertye Henley of Cleburne, Texas
Those present were: Misses FISHER,
Dallas. Texas; Jessie Allen, Susie Mer-
rill. Irma Bristow, Ida Barwise, Nellie
Reese, Nell Jackman, Elma Witherell,.
Helen Taylor, Mamie Lewis, Flora
Carpenter, Sadie Daman, Eva Phillips
Clara Rule Grace Johnston and Byrl
lehman.
DANCED DESPITE HEAT
Wednesday evening hop was given
IN Garfield hall and despite the preju-
dice against midsummer dancing a
large number attended. The dancers
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Lappes, Misses Ethel and Stacle
Neiderlander. Maud Curly, Maud Kee-
bier of Emporia, Birdie Fisk, Marie
Luling, Della. Wampler, Maud Johnston
Flora AIilison. Josie Nernard, Lizzie
Noble. Anna. Drake, Pearl Tartar, Mae
Tartar. Ollie Gosh, Coral Harris. Gerue
jackson. Maud Cobb, Emma Hill. Lii
lie Bennett and Jennie Christopher.
Messrs. Ira Pearce, Howard Moffatt
Carl Niederlander. Campbell Slayden
Lou VanNess of FL Reno. VIII Hays
Jesse McCiees. Percy BriStow, Charlie
Slower. Luther Burns, Will Lewis. Seth
Oldheld, VERNE Frazer, Harry Mosier
w. H. Stice. Earle Hartle. Charles
Mclean. Charlie Baker, Porter. Charlie
Josephs, Henry Seemer. and Majors.
MISS DUNN ENTERTAINS.
Miss Mary Dunn entertained WednS
day evening. Her guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Rochelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake. L
Papes. Misses Papes. Bert fuller. Mrs
Beasley. Miss kiarn. Miss Maxwell
Misses Lane. Misses Little, Miss MAJ
Dunn. Horace Dunn. Mr.. Maxwell. Mr.
Torrington. Leo Burns and Harry Dunn
PARTIES FOR MISS FISHER.
Monday afternoon Mrs. George W
BristOw FOR Miss Fisher of Dallas
Texas. Five o'clock tea was served
The guests Wera: Mrs. CosSittt Mrs
Strong. Mrs. Todd. Mrs Fred CosSitt
Miss Mamie Cossitt. Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Stern. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Morti
mcr. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Blakemore am
Mrs Rule
Miss Emma Bristnw gave 4 breakfaS
10 Miss Fisher Wednesday morning
The guests We're: Misses Mamie Cos
slit. Clara Rule. Jessie Allen. Mani
Lewis, Flora Carpenter. Helen Taylo
Winnie Woodland. Hattie Wells. Cert
Henley. Eva Dewey. Lucy Dubois. An
ma Drake. Minnie Drake, Lizzie Roacl
and Byrl Lehman.
PICNIC IN LINWOOD
Miss Maggie Woody gave a picnic I
her Sunday school class at Linwoo
Wednesday. Supper was served IN
der the trees. AIRS. Imboden assiste
Miss Woody. The guests Of the occa
sion We're: Misses Bessie Ynnes. Blanc
imboden. Mary Biting. Opal Stree
Jennie Parkinson, May Jones, HAITI
Stanley, Barbara Preston. Pearl To!
rey. LEILA Torrey, Ethel Williford. II
j. kracaw. Pearl Doney, Grace RigC:
Carrie Wegmal, Leonore Ely and Mi
dred Moffat
FOR MISS SHEEHAN.
A very pleasant party was tendere
Miss Lillian Shpehan Os Ispl-Sanyffls