The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
HELD ON THE PORCH
RAIN DID NOT CsU3B THE POST
POBBMENT 0F PICNIC.

Arrangements
Krkwood, Aver and rrip.ett for Giving
Picnic at Linwoodi Park In Honor OF
Misses Mass and Danube OF Canada,
But the Rain Came and a Postponemsnt
Was Contemplated, VI hen the Plan Was
Suggested tn Hold ttss Banquet on the
yeranda of DIR. Kirkwood's Residence.
A novel picnic party was given We'd
uesday evening art the residence of DR..
Kirkwood on North Lawrence avenue
IT had been arranged by Misses Edna
Krkwood. Mabel Aver and Jennie Trip
lett at Lfnwood park in honor Of Miss
Helen Moss and Miss May Davidson
of Toronto, Canada burt the rain in
terfered with the plan, and Is a con-
sequence the picnic was held in ali its
glory on the large veranda which was
decorated for the occasion and lighted
by Japanese lanterns. Choice, selected
and inspiring music was discoursed
throughout the evening. Those pres
emf were: Afr-l and Mrs. H. G. Nc
Chung, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Testard,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. NewcOTnb, Misses May John-
ston, Myrtle Lee. Helen HerZer. Helen
Moss, May aInude, Olive TripleTt, he
na, Gates, Grace Johnston, Edith Briggs
Maggie Woody, Leona HerZeT, Beryil
lehman, Roberta Vincent, Lulu Par
ker, Nora Thompson, Clara Johnston,
Anna Vincent, Edna Sutton, Minnie
BARNES, Bertha Kirkwood, Nettie Hat
ton. Georgia PaTr, Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Barnes. Messrs z. Y. eWlch, Walter
Vincent, Horace dwards, o. z. Shoe
maker, O. A Boyle, DR.. T. S. john
son, James Vincent, DR.. z. Noble, Fred
HeIlar,, Otto Johnson, Clint Howe, ClaT-
ance Hereford, Phillip Johnston, Walter
Manning, Murray Kirkwood, Ray John
ston, Mason Nevins, John Parkinson,
VIII Parker, James1 Parkinson, and
Alexander johnson.
SURPRISED THE BOY.
The friends OF Mr. Grace Hardacre
If the West Side gave him delightful
surprise Friday evening at the home Of
ms uncle Mr.. G. Davis. Games and
music made the evening one OF the
most enjOya bie. Those present were
.dessrs. ]. GiIkinson, Frand and Ralph
KENYON. Ed Campbell, Milo Mckee,
Charlie Black. Clate C5Inents, Ben and
fred Harrison, Joe Black, Ed Stan
ION, Steele McCutcheon, Herbert Demp-
sey, and Misses Anna Faut, Alice
Thompson, Grace Prader, Lille Cutton
Emma Cochran, Myrtle Black, Edith
IoGden, May and Lulu Simpson, Rosa
hudson, Jennie Freeman, Dora Simp-
ION, Rosa Hudson, Jennie Freeman,
Dora Avery, Minnie Teele, Eta Ash
craft, Fanny Buck and Althea Mckee.
GRADUATES MEET.
Miss Mabel Casad Of 607 North Law
renee avenue entertained on last Tues
cay evening the graduating class Of
.ickner's Conservatory Of Music. Those
present were Misses Ina Torrey, Bessie
s'mith, Loveland, Sawyer and Messrs.
Harry Funk and a w. Sickner.
PLEASANT EVENING HAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketzler surprised Mr..
End Mrs. Gene Ketzler Tuesday even
ing. On answering a rap at the door
he found the following named friends
Who demanded admfttance: Miss Eff
lie Wells. Carrie Cooley, Florence Stall
cup, Gertrude Munson, and Matte Sill
versmith with an escort of AfessrS. Dew
ing, heo. Munson, Earl AfcNeai, Jessie
Smith, Walter Cooley, Roscoe Moore,
Claude Smith. The evening was pleas
entity passed in music and games until
Il late hour when lunch was served
otter which the guests dispersed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ketzler many such
pleasant surprises.
GERMAN LADIES MEET.
The members of the German Ladies
Independent Aid society held a delight
hul picnic on the lawn at the residence
Of Mr.. Frank Fennel, six miles north
Of the city ON July 3. The occasion
viii be long remembered by those
present as one of the most enjoyable
occasions. Those present were: Mrs.
and Mrs. Steinbuchel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huffman, DIR. and Mrs. Newman. Mr..
and Mrs. Gehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Polk,
Mr.. and rs. Saur. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Schnitzler, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schnitz-
Ter, Mrs. Waldecker. Mr. and Airs.
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Knobiauck. Mr..
and Mrs. Mahan, Mr.. and rs. Koch,
Misses Clara Gehring and Dolly Schnitz
Ter.
ANOTHER PORCH PARTY.
The rain Wednesday evening caused
another lawn party to seek shelter on
the veranda. The Ladies Aid society
of St Paul's NJ. E. church had planned
a lawn supper TO be given at the res
idence OF Mrs. Charles Davidson on
" crth Lawrence avenue in honor Of
MIR. and Mrs. d McClung, but the sup
per was held on the spacious porch
and the dampness OF the evening in no
way interfered with the enjoyment OF
the occasion.
GARNETT-BR
On Sunday evening, July 3. Rev.
Barnes pronounced the ceremony which
united for life ISIS Belle Bruce of Wich-
fta and Mr. W. ]. Garrett of Fort
Smith Mr.. Garnett was q former res
ident Of Wichita andw is well known
and the young couple were the recipi-
entsNof many congra tulations and have
the best wishes of all for long and
happy life.
MUSICAL PARTY.
a delightful little party assembled at |
the home of AR. and Mrs. W. II. Rauch. |
1i25 North Lawrence avenue. on Fri
day evening. Refreshments. music |
and mirth filed the hours till midnight /
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w |
II. Sanford. Miss Beatrice Sanford. Mas
ter Audrey Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar |
tin and Miss Esther Rauch-
MERRY MAIDENS DINE.
Mrs. L. T. Dawson gave a l-o'clock /
dinner, complimentary TO the Merry
MaIdens" on Tuesday. Dinner was
served on the lawn, the guests finding |
their places by dainty nameca-ds on 1
which were written quota hons adapted |
10 the character and disposition OF |
the recipient. The table was decora ted !
with cut flowers and pink and green
ribbons-uhose colors being those adopt
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