The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19
BOYS ARE GUESSING
UNIQUE LEAP YEAR LAWN PARTY
FOR NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.

Ladies Having Charge of the Invitation
are Sending Them Out 70 the YOUNG
Men to be Present at the Lawn Party a
DE. Fabrique's and With the Invitation
ID Enclosed Piece of the Dress to b.
Worn by the Sender-They yVnI Know
Their Partners When They Match the
Goods-AH Anxious to be on Hand.
The young men of Wichita are on the
anxious seat at the present time, by
the announcement of the leap year party
which is TO be held next Friday even
ing ON the lawn at the residence OF DR.
Fab,fuue. The committee in charge
of the affair is full guarantee that
the lawn party will be a great success
and as the ladies in charge are FOOT
ing the bills they do not want to De
left out. For some reason the commit
tee are holding back their invitations
and have only sent out just enough to
make the young men anxious TO receive
o. like bid. The invitation reads: You
are invited TO attend Leap Year
Lawn Party, given at the residence OF
DR.. Fsbrique, Friday feventng, July
the twenty-fourth-
The following ladies have charge OF
the invitations, and each lady sends
a piece of their dress 10 be worn by
the sender and until the evening no
one will know who remembered them
until they see the dress worn by the
sender. The sender is one Of the fol-
lowing young ladies: Mrs. H Z. NC
Chung, Misses Emma Herman, Mamie
Lewis, Hattie McClung, Leona ana
Helen Herzer, Fannie Lewis. Roberta
Vincent, Kate lehman, Myrtle Lee,
Grace and Cara Johnston, Victoria
Clark. Mabel Aver, Jessie Kend1e, Mag
gle Woody. Jennie and Olive Triplett,
Oaudfa Mccoy, Clara Gehring, Tweet
Mason, Edith Moffit, Flora Carpenter,
Edna Kirkwood, Carrie and May
Wright. May Danube, Jennie Gates,
Dadsie and Bessie Bruner, May Park
inson, Olive and Eva Decat ur, Blanche
Chandler, Winnie Woolard, Virgie Lit
tie, Bmma and Afobie Potts. Nellie An
derson. Gertie Jackson. Edith Briggs,
Belle F'ullington.
OKLAHOMA WEDDING.
William Bolton sends in the following
account of a wedding at Woodward
on Thursday evening:
A happy event occurred Thursday
evening which was tho marriage Of
George W. Romke to Miss Lulu G..
Reynolds, both OF this city. The cere-
mony was impressiveiy said by Rev.
Jandon of the Episcopal church, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Reynolds, at $50 p m. The
groom was attired in conventional
black with boutenier of roses. The
bride was lovely In a, costume Of white
satin Duchess entrain, trimmed with
pearl passamenkar1e and Valencfennes
lace A corSage boquet Of orange bios
SONS and Cape Jassamine was worn.
Tho groom is popular and well known
all over Southern Kansas and western
Oklahoma as the agent of the A, T. and
s. F. railway ait this place and formerly
travelling freight agent for eastern
lines. The bride is one of Woodwards
fairesE daughters, cultured and accom-
xdistsd. Numerous friends join in
wishing the pair unalloyed happiness.
There were present but few intimate
frtenda Miss Fillmore Wheeler adorn-
ed the post Of maid of honor. AT the
conclusion of the ceremony a tasteful
serenade was given the pair by repre-
seataffves of the train operatives OF
this division. Mr. and Mrs Romle
WIFI be at home to friends after August
3. 1896, in their pretty cottage IN Wood
ward, where they VIII reside.
ENTERTAINED BY ROLAND.
The United Cycling club, which has
elegantly fitted rooms In the Richland
block, dispensed hospitality to their
lady friends last Tuesday evening at
the home Of Master Roland Murdoch.
An elegant dinner was served and the
happy hours enjoyed by all will not
soon be forgotton. Present were Misses
Winnie Barnes, Mabel Wood. Bessie
Allen Helen Pratt and Lucy Lewis with
an escort Of Masters Ed Lehman. ROD
Sherman, Roland Murdoch, Maurice
Barnes and Fred Ayres.
MISS DAVIDSON BNTERTAINS.
Miss Griffin of Salt Lake City was the
guest of honor at a reception given by
Miss AgnesS Davidson ON Thursday.
r Refreshments, happy conversation and
merry games furnished much pleasure
during the afternoon. Those present
were: Misses Helen Taylor, Mary Lewis.
Jessie Allen, Winnie Woolard, Nellie
gackman. Blanche Chandler, Flora Car
penter, Sadie damon, Harriet Welles,
Esther Garst, Susie Merrill, Virgie Lit
tie, Della, McTaggart, essie Bryan, Floy
Jones, Tweet Mason. Lizzie Roach, Liz
Zie Noble, Myrtle Lee. Mary Carver,
Amy Hays. Anna George, Louise Par
6er, IrIna Brstow.
GONE INTO CAMP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman have five large
tents pitched at Sullivans dam and have
organized a happy camping party. The
party composed Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman,
and family, Misses Abbie and Emma
Potts. Nora Thompson, Roberta Vim
cent, Beryl lehman and Messrs James
Walter Vinvent, Adams, Mes
tor Moor,s and Horace Edwards. Sew
raj visitors enjoyed the hospitality of
the camp at different times, among them
We're: MIR. and Mrs. G. T. Potts, Mrs.
jackson. Mrs. Kuhn, Misses Helen Car
penter, Anna Vincent and Messrs Clar-
ence Hereford, lnglehart and Humphrey
FAMILIES IN CAMP
WaHock Lakes. 100 miles north of
is the place selected for a weeks
outing by party from this city. The
are: Mrs. Charles Biting
and family, Mfr. and Mrs. Charles David
son and family. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Gold
berg and family. Mrs. Finlay Rss and
family, DR.. and Mrs. Minick and fimaly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Stanley and family.
Dir. and Mrs Tom Fitch and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coler Sim and family and
Rev. Beach Svera1 pastimes have been
planned. among which hammock knott
ing Will be popular
MISS MILLS RECEIVES.
Mss Leida Mills gave a delightful 4
D clock luncheon last Monday in honor