The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-23
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ENJOYABLE TWAIN HAYRIDE HAD
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

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Glorious Picnic PARTY and the Street,
of the City Resounded With Happy
Sone-The Party Was Joyous One
Week With the Society People.
A twin hay ride and picnic at Lin
wood park East Thursday evening was
the occasion of much pollity and mirth-
making. Miss Kate Wigs and Miss
leila, spencer entertained in honor OF
their visiting cousins, Miss Aida MOTHS
and the Misses Jones. After the nay
ride the party stopped at Linwood park
where lunch was served in the usual
manner After supper, music games
and strolling through the beautnui
walks Of Linwood they beguiled the
hours away until early morn The guests
invited were Misses Nellie Jones, Tessle
ZONES. Aida Morris, Kate Wigs, ZelIa
snencer. Nellie Mccormick, Mae Spen-
cor Emily Chambers, Cora Crawford,
Anna Reed, Bertha Crawford, Mary
LINDSAY. Lula Mills, Alice Danbert,
with escorts Of Charles Lindsay, Frank
Tua,es Geor,,e Burns, Mr.. Powell. j.
M M1sseIn.an, Mr.. Pucket, Riley Sick
lee r McPsler son, VIII Stanton, Clar-
ence Chambers, Guy Mccormick, II. III.
Hovla Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Davidson,
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Spencer and Mrs.
Jones.
Mic, BESSIE Allen entertained the
Cycling dub Friasy evening from half
past seven until 10 O'Clock. refresh
ments we're served at nine. The evening
W. ,7pert with music and games. Those
presen: we're: Misses Lucy Lewis, VIM
ME Barnes. Clarence Norris, Kate OAR
soy. Fern Dorsey, Emma Hundly OF
Kanens CITY; Lulu Hundly OF Kansas
City; Helen Pratt. Addie Barnes, MI
Fred Ayers, Robert Sherman, Maurice
Barn~s, I'd Lehman, Roll MurdocA,
George Brown.
PLEASANT PARTY HAD.
Mrs. Ella Daugherty entertained a
few young frs nGs Friday night in non
or OF her sister-in-Faw, Miss May
pau-herty OF Nulvane, who Is here
tending normal. At half past ten re-
'f,eshmcz.s were served and every one
seemed to have a good time. In at
tendance were: Misses Fannie Jack
sen. Nellie Jennings May Daugherty,
Mese.i;. Emmett Morris, ole Musselman,
Will Alter, Harry Cain, Harry Mosier-
On Thursday from six to ten Miss Lee
liza Hardin Blgg gave most enjoyable
garden party in honor of Miss Ida Can
ty of St. Louis who is q cousin of Bishop
Hennessy. The wide green lawn was
dotted with groups of rustic chairs and
rugs and fountain added its refresh
ing waters to the ecene The big airy
hall and parloTs were decorated with
flowers and choice bits of oricabrac and
easy chairs were scattered everywhere.
Music from an aeolian was a novel and
delightful feature of the entertainTne en- [,
and a large telescope was a source of
eager interest when the glorious Kan
sas moon appeared over the trees. a
Choice menu was served on the terrace.
consisting o. bread and butter, cold
nam, fruit Zach, olice sandwiches,
Chicken salad, ice cream, cake, coffee,
bonbcns. The guests were Mesdames
McNan.a:a and Charles Smyth, who
were the chaperons; the Misses Potts
Larrimer, Murdoch, Dougherty and
Getto; and Messrs. Topping, Priddy.
Stocker, Faulkner, Vincent, Shattuck
Eettinger, Professor Smith and the Rev,
j. H. Then.
RHYME PARTY.
Tuesday evening from $50 to $50, Mrs.
Rsfph MillisGn entertained in honor of
Mrs. Ed hartman OF Fort Worth. White
pieces of card board tied with blue rib
bon We're passed DO each guest with a
pencil and The hostess requested each to
make a rhyme of four lines or more
about Mrs. hartman. Many beautiful
ones were made, but Mrs. y. Baldwin S
being voted the best carried off the prize
which was a beautiful ivory tablet.
mounted with silver, which she with a
nice speech presented to Mrs. hartman
Refreshments were served and they al
spent a very enjoyable evening: The
gusts were: Mrs. Charles Smythe Mrs
c. J. Fletcher Mrs. Harry Lyle. Mrs
Finley Ross. Mrs. Lee Corbett. Mrs w
S. Corbett. Mrs. George Dickson. Mrs
j. w Dyer. Mrs. J. L. Dyer. Mrs. N
Baldwin. Mis-. Fred Baldwin, Mrs. T. NJ
Young. Mrs. Frank Craig, Mrs. L
Spangler, Mrs. Lucy Drain. Mrs. Ed
hartman. Mrs hartman. Mrs. Victor
Murdoch, Mrs. J. Mcnamara Mrs. o. D
Barnes. Mrs. Asa Forker of Kansas
City.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs Charles Pool is now GONZALES
cent
Mrs. NJ. E. Klentz is back from New
York.
Miss Lena Grfbi is visiting in Wei
iiHgton.
Miss Mabel White left Thursday fo
Colorado.
Mrs. L. p. Solomon is visiting a
Kansas City.
Miss Eaie George of Lawrence i.
In the city.
Miss Julia McCabe has returned from
Strong City.
Mrs. George Hartman left Monday
for Colorado.