The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-02

Mo-, where she expects 10 make an ex
tended visit.
! The little e-months-old twin son o
Mr.. and Mrs Schoenfield died last even
ing at O'Clock at their residence, 81
South Water street.
Miss Edna Isenberg OF the Enid Wav,
the acknowledged belle OF Oklahoma
was in the city last week the guest o
Miss Ella and Lolita Bright.
Mr. and Mrs. H r Farmer and fami
ly are occupying the Douglass residenc'
} on North Lawrence avenue, wher,
|, they ara at home to their friends
Mrs. T. NJ Young gave little Dime
party on Thursday evening. where Mis-
Moore of ST. Louis and Miss Hunt o
Chicago were the guests Of honor.
Miss Grace Barbour, one OF Win
fields most charming society young Ia,
dies, who has been the guest of Miss
Jocelyn this week, left yesterday fol
Terre Haute, Indiana
Hypatia will hold its regular business
meeting Monday, $50 a m. in the clut
rooms. The program is in charge OF
Mrs. Laura Spangler. Topic: What
Shall Our Young People Read
The Joseph Schlitz Brewing com,
pany has put in a warehouse in thi:
city, having erected the building somt
time ago. II is located at I'll Eas
Douglas avenue and Will be in charge OF
John Mahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garst and family, Mr.
and Mrs Will Frazir and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Carey and family
drove TO Linwood Tuesday evening
where they enjoyed supperunder the
| trees.
Miss Lena Reada Is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Olive Reade, 339 South Law
renee avenue. Miss Lena has been
living in Galveston, Texas. for the past
year and half. and her friends are
glad to welcome her home
Ensign Williams and wife and two
lieutenants will be here on the Sd, 4th
and 5th. and at the Salvation Army
tent a big time is expected. Ensign
Williams is on his farewell visit hav-
ing been promoted to New York.
A camping party composed of Chas.
LaPaz, Chas. Heaps. Clarence Lyle
and George Alexander returned yes
terday from a weeks outing spent on
the Whitewater, near Augusta. They
report a jolly good time and lots of
fish caught.
Superintendent Mcintyre and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk have re-
turned from a trip in Mr.. McIntyre's
car to western Kansas, where the
streams and woods furnished the menu
with the further change that the farm
ers dooryards also contributed.
| L. N. Martin of Hutchinson called
yesterday enroute home from Missouri.
He says the change in the situation
in Missouri since the first week after
the Chicago convention is wonderful;
there is but little question as to the re-
| suit in that state-going for Mckinley.
Miss Pearl Farmer entertained Sat-
| urday. July 81 Those present were:
Misses Rossyn, Lyon, Cox, Martin.
| Southweil. Parl1hurst, Bowdish, Farm
er, Ball, Current Horner and Masters.
Fuller. King, Rossyn, Adams, Stippich.
Mckee, Wilson, Bowdish, Sloan and
Farmer
Charley Schweiter was bitten by a
spreading viper snake four times Fri
day. He applied to the keystone man
who held pow-wow over the wound.
but finally concluded to try some Of
Henry's wine. The wound did not
bother him and he is at a loss to know
whether IL was the wine of the pow-Woy
that saved him.
Inc Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold their meeting Tuesday.
Aug. 4 in Hyde Park. commencing at 2
O'Clock. An interesting program will
be presented. All mem ers and friends
invited to come and bring well filed
baskets, If the weather should be I'M
favorable the meeting Will be held as
usual, at their rooms
The Excelsior Literary circle gave an
interesting program at the home of Mrs.
A L. Rauch, AS South Lawrence ave
nue., Thursday afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mrs Olive Reade, ellis. A. l..
Ralch, Dr. Bennett; Misses Katie and
Emma Skwartz, Dollie Kahoe. Bertha
Braitsch, Gail Gillis, Lulu Andrews,
Davis, Clara Brown, Sophronia Wiikie.
Miss Jacquette Belford received her
little friends Wednesday afternoon at
her home, GA South Lawrence avenue
IN honor of her thirdl birthday. She
proved a charming hostess and was
the recipient of many presents. Re
freshments were served in a dainty
manner on the shady lawn. Among
those present We're Misses Irene Dodds,
Florence George, epha Waller. Anita
Maxwell and Masters Merton and FL
Fay Smith. Frances Bryant, and Shell
don Helena
Miss Grace Underwood OF Dexter.
Cowley county. charming young lady
of sweet sixteen, has been visiting in
che city for the past week, the guest
of Miss Lillian Harvey of North Hy-
draulic avenue. She departs Monday
morning for her beautiful home on the
Vain cd y
Harvey She carries with her the re-
grets OF the many friends she has
made in her short sojourn In the city,
with the sweet reooHections OF her first
visit to the Peerless Princess.
A delightful birthday party was held
at the home OF Captain and Mrs. SwOpe
OF North Wichita on July %. In honor OF
Mrs. Swope's 4Sth birthday. Many OF
the members of the Woman's Relief
corps No. 40 and Garfield post No. g.
were present and a day long 10 be re-
membered for its delicious refreshments
beautiful flowers and joyous social in
tercourse was passed. AT a late hour
the guests departed wishing the grac-
ious hostess many happy returns OF
the day.
A warrant was issued last night for
MI. watts or the W est SIDE i Mrs
Price Of North Seneca street accused
Mrs Watts OF some ofIense and M
Watts went 70 see Mr. Price about II.
They both quarreied and Mr.. Prices son
participated and all went for their
knives and Mrs Watts went after her
husband. soon a Mr. Rod-y appeared
on the scene and MT Ir. Watts with a
club. There was scramble then as 10
which side would put the law" on the |
other side first and in this. too, Mr..
Watts Cnr tn. worst OF L.