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

Mrs NJ. c. Todd and her daughter,
Mrs. George Strong, were around put,
| ing in the day Friday, making fareWeii
calls Of course they were compeiIeu
10 drive RAPIDLY and make snort calls.
50 numerous are their frlen0S III thil
citv. where they have lived SO many
hanpv wears. They go to Peoria, his,
M Strong's Headquarters. The regret
is universal that these worthy ladies'
who have been for so long so closely
identified with the social history OF
wichita. should at last be compelled TO
seek a new home.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Higginson entertain
ed Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell of Springfield, IL. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. William ShaV,
er, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr. ana
Mrs. Mitchell, Misses Gallagar, MISS
Alkaline Shaver, Miss Yount, MISS SUSIE
Sweet Miss Mabel Aver, Miss Montey
/ Dunbar, Mr. Robert Sweet, Mr. harry
Dunbar. Mr. Harry HiSS1nson, MT.
Ralph Dunbar. Mr.. Dayton Hlsslnsoh.
Mrs. oscar D. Barnes gave o'clock
tea Thursday IN honor OF Mrs. harper
of Redland, Cal. Those present were:
Mrs 6 II. Nelson, Mrs NJ p Barnes,
Mrs. J. p. Furlons, Mrs Fannie Hoops.
Mrs. Jacob Pittinger, Mrs. Lucy strong
Mrs. Sarah Harper.
PERSONALS Or SOClEI1-
Miss Emma Schaaf IS visiting in Chi
cago.
Miss Olive Magill is making a tour Of
the great laks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Torrington are
visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Ed. Campbell has returned from
a visit to Kentucky.
Miss Gertie Jackson entertained
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Dyer spent the last
week at Burden, Kan.
Miss Sarah Johnston has returned
home to Rock Island, III.
B. Speed and family are preparing
10 move to Kansas City.
Miss Maud Matthews has returned
from trip 10 Wellington.
Miss Lillian Lewis has returned from
an outing in the country.
Mr.. Louis Van Ness returns home to
Ell Reno, Oklahoma, today
Mr.. Archie McVicar is visiting in his
old home at Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. G.. V. Wells and Miss Alice Wells
are visiting in PittSburg, Kan.
mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Fletcher have re-
turned from visit to California.
Miss Maude Raglan of Emporia IS
visiting ViXie Kessler of this city.
Miss Mamie Barwise has returned
from an extended trip in Colorado.
Miss Irma Ash, Miss Minnie Drake
and Miss Olive Clayton are at Geuda.
Miss Hanover gave a dinner in honor
of the Misses Fechheimer last Sunday.
Monday evening Miss Belle Hirsch
gave a. tea for the Misses Fechheimer.
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Maud john
ston will spend a week in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Brown and Miss
Margaret Brown start for Boston to-
day.
Mrs. Harrison, the guest of Mrs.
Steffen, has returned home TO Kansas
City.
Miss Maud Keebler, the guest of Miss
MAUD Girty, has returned home to En-
poria.
Miss Carrie Fisher, the guest of Mrs.
Rristow, has extended her trip into Col
orado.
Miss Ethel and Stacie Niederlander
have left for their new home in st.
Louis.
Mrs. NJ. z. Burlington and baby of
WASHINGTON is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Is. Mead.
Mrs. Ketchum entertained Thursday
afteroon for her gradsons, Edward and
Charles Aylesbury.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Granger is at Cascade.
west of Manitou Springs, for month S
rest and recreation.
Miss Ada Brook, Miss Mulvey and
Miss MCGEE will entertain next Tues
day at Miss Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gordon and their
guest, Miss Burton of Emporia, spent a
portion of the week in Geuda.
Mrs. c. NJ. McVicar and her son,
Archibald, left yesterday for Ottawa,
Canada, on a visit. They viii be alb
sent about six weeks.
Mrs. J. L. Windle and daughters, who
spent the summers vacation in Mis-
souri, and Illinois, have returned. Miss
Eulalia Windle will now start a class N
elocution.
Professor Nereus Baldwin and his son
Fred, gold-medal photographic, are
away in the depths Of the lights and
shadows of the Rocky mountains. at
Steamboat Springs in Routt county,
Colo. 300 miles northwest of Leadville,
and 100 miles from the sound of the To-
connective whistle. They have their
cameras with them, and between days
of fishing and shooting, will load up
| with scenes of surprising granduer and
wOndrous beauty. The last heard by us,
| Al Biting and Charley Davidson We're
both sand-papering up their trout rods,
/ wiping up their WincheSters and try
| ing to make UP their minds to the long
venture of following the Baldwins,
mayhap, to bag a bull elk or down a
! few fat bucks. Mountain trout, grouse,
! cage hens and fat venison make very
good eating and there is no end to the
/ sport in that region.