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

Affair Was Under the Charge of Fort,
Young Ladies-There Was Nothing
Lacking on the Occasion and 1t Wa
the Success of the Season.
The social event Of the week was the
Leap year social given on the lawn a
the residence of DR.. Fabrique on Mon
day evening. The popular Second Regi-
ment band was present and dis
coursed popular and inspiring
music. Forty young ladies were
In charge, the lawn was furn-
Ished with hammocks, tetes, chairs
and pillows, while from the branches OF
the trees were suspended colored liant
erns. Dancing was the principal feat
ure of the evenings entertainment. The
refreshments were served on small tab
is and those present were: Messrs. Fred
Heller, Orion Shoemaker, E. V. WEIGH.
Sam Mountain, DR.. Fred johnson, Wal
Ter Vincent, Horace Edwards, Clyde
Maxwell Phil Johnson. Mason Nevans.
Orva Boyle, James Vincent, Nester
Moore, Emmit Morris, H. NJ. Stevens.
Guy Mccormick, Ira Pierce, Irwin Taft.
Murray Kirkwood, Will Parker, Ray
johnson, Roy Kramer, Fred Hill, John
Parkinson, Erick Boyd, George Farkin-
son, Fred Little, Charles Higginson, j.
Roger VIII Hatton, Orlo Johnston, Ed
ward Bruner, II. HUFFMAN, Casper
Haynes, George Israel, Ben Root, Hal
Mccoy, II. c. McClung, Frank Talbert.
II. G. Rose, G. W. Adams, Englehart,
George w. Adams, Lee Webb and Mar
shall Jackman, with an escort Of Misses
Claude Mccoy, May Danube, Jennie
Triplett, Olive Trplett, Mabel Aver,
Nora Thompson, Roberta Vincent, Ed
ma Kirkwood, Lulu Parker, Grace
Johnston, Nellie Anderson, Baryf Leh-
man, Emma Hill. Hattie McClung,
Winnie Woolard, Ella Bourgette, Myr-
tie Lee, Mildred Hayworth. Carrie
Wright, May Parkinson, Lille Custer,
Edith Briggs, Clara Johnston, Lillian
Lewis, Emma Human. Olive Decatur.
Blanche Chandler, Zerna Gates, Bessie
Bruner, Clara Geflring, Tweet Mason,
Edith Moffatt. Gertie, Jackson. Jennie
Smith, Victoria Clark, Mamie. Lewis.
Virgie Little, Kate Human, May
Wright, Emma Potts, Clara Thompson.
Abbie Potts, Flora Carpenter. Nellie
Dorsey, Jessie Christopher, Maggie Dor
Fey AuCy
Jessie Kendle and Mabel Israel
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A most delightful evening was spent
by Master Burt Schell's many little
friends on Monday evening from 4 I'M
I'll O'Clock. celebrating his 9th birth
day. After playing until tired an ele-
giant supper was served, in which al
did ample Justice to sandwiches, ice
cream. cake, fruits, candies, lemonade.
etc After which aid departed with
smiling faces wishing Burt many happy
returns Of the day. Misses Fife Yoe-
man. Matte Sellers and Miss Whittier
assisted 81 entertaining the little one.
ut also being the anniversary of Miss
Y eoman's birth Master Burt received
many nice presents.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Last Tuesday being the anniversary
Of the birth Of Mrs Captain Swope Of
Burton Car works addition. with the
characteristic hospitality of the captain
and his 'befter-hslf'' she resolved 20
give q dinner TO their friends and on the
above named day at the dinner hour
there were assembled at their cosy, com
Portable home an appreciat tive number
OF guests, representing the Womans
AACACL S12 Us. VIII a lew aces No
day was spent in recreation and enjoy
rnent- In the language of those pres
ent. the dinnsr was simply immense.
and reflected credit ON the hosoees"
Mrs. SwDpe demonstrated the fact that
as hostess. wife. sister, and a cook sns
WAS unequaHIsd- The refreshments Sarv-
ed consisted of the dinner proper that
Us beyond pen to describe. The ice cream
lemonade. butter milk, fruit, etc ser-v-
ed later were of the finest. The scribe
regrets that he could not participate,
Here's to Mrs. Swope and many repeti-
lions Of her anniversary.
ON THE LAWN.
Mre. W. F. Schell of Park Place ave-
nue. gave an enjoyable lawn party Mon
day evening for her son, Bert, the o.
casion being his ninth birthday. Mrs.
Scheu was assisted by Mrs. L. G. Whit
tier. Miss Sellers and Miss Yeoman and
the time was passed with merry games.
after which an elaborate supper was
served. Those present were: Misses
Cooper Gillespie, Bessie Webb. Nellie
Wood, Pearl Schei, Bette Gillispie.
Julia Wilson, Ida Clark and Messrs Ar
thur Sternberg. Walter Woods, Ray
Ben Mellinger. Cleon Whitney
Carl Papers. James Gillispie. Clement
Charles Austin, Rob Webb. Tom
Kenneth Jones, Donald |
Jones and Gene Austin.
MISS JACKSON SURPRISED
Miss Lillian Jackson was surprised bv |
a number Of her friends Wednesday |
evening at her home on North Main |
street. Later in the evening an elegant /
supper was served Those in Attend |
ance Were: Misses Stella Thomas Inln |
Bertha Bretch. Mary Simp- |
eon, Zella and Grace Dumont. Ella Gle |
Effie Gle. Ida ingalls,, Aoauilla Rurris |
Myrtle Pritchard, Fannie Jackson and |
MessTs Sydney Long, Paul Brown. Silss
Brown, Jess ROTOR. Ed Shank. George !
Jackson. Charlie Williams, Jess Smith /
Ciaud Smith.
MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
Ny. and Mrs. Charles Ayler, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ira r. Sherwin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. V.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Cox. Mr., |
NJ. E Burlington, r. c. J. Fletcher. Mrs. |
J. II. Berry. Misses Lulu Hatton. Lena
cogdeil, Alice Wells, Corrie Cogdell. Ain
ME RIGHT. Mrs. Casper Haynes, made
up merry party which was convened
IN wagon Monday evening to the
banks of the Little river We're they en-
Ioyed bathing in the water and the mel
low moonlight.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. j. L. Dyer is at Manitou. Colo.