The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-18

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short rest felt very much better. They
taen endeavored TO enjoy themselves a:
much as possible and IL every manner
! at all available.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D
P. Mahan they were entertained in a
truly hospitable manner, and before re
turning were served very appropriate
supper which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Toasts were responded to
which We're replete with the wit Of those
who made them Wichita was toasted
by Miss Nora Thompson, Miss Helen
Carpenter, Messrs. Evans and Pierce
while Wellington was ably taken care
of by Charles J. Humphrey.
During the afternoon the ladies were
entertained by the Misses Peck in their
usual open hearted manner; and after
the supper was disposed of the visitors
and their estenIaDle host and hostess
enjoyed a social evening together un-
ill the CAB northbound Rock Island,
which returned the party to this city.
The Wichitans were Mr.. Horace Ed
wards and Miss Helen Carpenter, Mr..
Walter Vincent and Miss Nora Thomp-
son, Mr.. Orien Shoemaker and Miss
Blanche Chandler, Mr.. VIII Pierce and
Miss Flora AIillison, Mr.. Earl Evans
and Miss Ole Dodge, Mr.. Charles En-
glehart and Miss Emma Potts, DR..
Adams and Miss Abbie Potts, Mr.. Or
vile Boyle and Miss Lola Maxwell.
FAREWELL PARTY
On Wednesday evening one OF the
happiest crowds ever assembled in this
city met at the home of the Misses Daily
on South Water street, the occasion be-
who
is soon to leave Wichita for her future
home in Norman, Ok. Music, cards and
dancing formed the principal features
of the evening. A supper was served
at a date hour. It was close on the
wee hours of morning when the last
guests babe their hostess farewell.
Those present were the Misses Sadie
O'Rourke, Kate Markey, Carrie Kyle,
Kitty Davine. Sara Nolan, Carrie Christ
man, Mary Alderman, Lillian Simpson,
Ida Dennis, May Carney, May Marley,
Maggie Carney. Anna Kobp, Maggie
Nash. Katie Martin, Nellie Martin, Ber>
that Martin, Maggie Cradle Moran,
Bertha Bloss, Hattie Fryer, Helene
Bios, Messrs. Parrette. Morgan, Acker-
man, Tosch, Mosier, Reynolds, Parks,
Neville, Dugan, Singinger, Stanton, Nc
Donald, Peterson, Resce, Deidrick.
Christman, Peterson, Martin, Hanley,
Christman, Martin. Tuttle, Dugan, Sni-
der, Alderman; Messrs. and Mesdames
Bowman, Of Guthrie, Martin, Keohlar,
Herrig, Varney, Fryar, and Nolan.
WALKER-LAWSON
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, on Sunday, Oc-
tober IL, Mr.. August Walker and Miss
Elsie Lawwson, of Jamesburg, were uni
ted in marriage. At IL o'clock the meio-
dious strains of the wedding march
sounded throughout The room The
bride and groom took their places be-
fore the officiating minister. After the
ceremony they received the congratu-
lations of every one present. The COM
pany was then ushered into the dining
room, where they partook of the dain-
test delicacies Of the season, which
were delicately served upon the prettily
decorated table. The following guests
were present: Mr. and Mrs. John Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Christopher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardesty, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sewer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Vinton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton; Misses
Title Walker, Birdie Vinton, Eva Har-
desty, and Jessie and Ada Christie
pliCI, SAicA iCfo " e1ihNAs oNA<o
Christopher and Jake Lawson.
OTHER SOCIETY NOTES.
The Chautauqua program for Monday
October Is, Is as follows:
Leader. .......... $500. Emma Potts
Roll call ........ ...... 80. George Sand
Growth of French Nation. Mrs. Roach
French Traits ...... Miss Spaulding
Study of France...... \
...... -. ...Mrs. Craig
E. -..........
.... 80. Mrs. Fred. Robertson
Discussion ...... ...... Mrs Loosely
Movement in France -.
.......... .......... ....iMlSS Walker
Miss Maud Matthews entertained a
wheeling party Friday evening at her
home on North Market street. After
delightful ride by the light of the moon
the merry young people repaired 10 the
home Of the hostess, where a sumptu-
Gus supper was served, and all present
did ample Justice to the spread. After
which card playing and dancing were
INDUCED in. The participants were:
Misses Nora Thompson, Emma Hill,
Florence Buckeridge, Flora Carpenter,
Myrtle Hinton; Messrs. Fred Hellar,
Horace Edwards, Nestei Moore, DIR.
Adams, Charles Porter, Wendell Nc
Laughlin.
Miss Maud Sullivan was hostess to
very pleasant party Tuesday evening
at her home on South Market street.
The evening was passed with games
and music, after which a fine supper
was served. The invited guests in
cluded: Miss Fife Roberts, Eunice
Goodrich. Pearl MCGEE, Maud Smith,
Bessie Peachy. Jessie White, Grace
Black, Kate Mccormick; Messrs. Chas.
Williams, John Sullivan. George Mar
tin, Frank Goodrich, Charles Mckee
and Clyde Cole.
Mrs. Hartman entertained last Sat
lrday for Miss Lulu Brooks, who left
the following day for her future home
n Petersburg, III. The following were
present: Misses Bessie Keyes. Belle
Sites. Gertie Hacker, Nellie Brooks,
Mosceline Black burn. Winnie Richards,
AIarilee Riverley and Virgie McCauley;
Messrs. Walter Stark. VIII Williams,
Otis Horseman. Cliff Williams.
Rev. Won Herlich occupied the pulpit
IF St Johns Episcopal church Sunday
asst. The surpliced choir under the d.
rection Of Mr.. II. A Bliss rendered
beautiful service and hymns. Rev. Won
Herlich's tour throughout the east was
most successful and it is reported he
has succeeded in raising funds sufficient
10 relieve the church deot.
The Y. NJ c. A OF this city have Sc
cured the services OF Mr.. Alfred Stever-
magic Of Duluth. MINI, as physical d.
rector, who Will enter upon his duties
October 10.
The =. c. Bicycle club met at the
court house Wednesday evening and
after preliminary business took a spin
10 Garfield university and return. This
hub Is composed exclusively OF ladies
md hold their meetings each Wednes-
lay evening.