The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31


was well rendered, and afforded much
| amusement 10 the audience. A comic
feature in any entertainment IS always
| agreeable, and when well acted is re-
| ceived with applause. Her two daugh-
terS, Lurella Ann, a dime novel deVotee
was carried out TO perfection by Miss
Helen Taylor, and Jess Allen, as Doro-
| thy, a meek, demure little maiden, TN
Ger her mammals thumb, could not be
| beaten. Miss Sadie Damon, as Kate
| the love-sick bride. was well done and
| an example Of real Ife to these young
ladies. Miss Flora Carpenter and Miss
| Harriette Wells, the athletes, skipped
| gracefully about the stage as they had
received special traing and were a sue
! cess. Man.. the camera fiend, by Miss
| Lulu Parker, was the right person in
the right place, and the posing of her
| subjects, quite natural and we'll done.
Altogether the play was a success, and
worthy Of presentation on any stage.
HAPPY PICNIC PARTY.
One Of the happiest little picnic par
| ties Of the season was that of the young
er pupils of Lewis academy, who went
| TO Griswold park Thursday afternoon.
They were: Blanche Royal, Lucy Lew
is, Leotice Hill, Mae Chapple, Bessie
McCune, Nettie Hollingsworth, Lulu
Dulaney, Lorraine Emo, Elsie Dodge,
lrma Ray, May Spangler, Gertrude
Rrainey, Myrtle Woodford. Mabelle
| Fleming, Georgia Collins, Katie Par
rott, Kark Parks, Herbert Stearns. Phil
| Lewis, Verni Garland, Walter McComb.
Clarence Collins, Paul Frost and Doug
las Stinson. They were chaperoned by
Miss McElhaney and Miss McCrae.
WHITE-STITES.
Just as the cyclone struck the city of
st. Louis the evening of May %, 1895,
Mr.. c. A. White of st. Louis and Miss
Lille Sites of Wichita, Kan, stood M
before the bridal altar at the home of
her uncle and were married. Immedi-
ately after the marriage about thirty
invited guests partook of a most elegant
dinner, prepared for the wedding party.
While the storm was raging nothing
out merriment and joy passed within.
May their future days of welded life al
ways be as happy and never visited
with cyclones, is the wish Of hundreds
OF friends. Their card reads: Married
MIR. c. A. White of st. Louis. No. to
Miss Lille Sites of Wichita, Kan At
home al Alta Sta, East st. Louis. after
June Is, 1885,
AT LINwOOD PARK.
Linwood park was the place Of a
very enjoyable moonlight picnic last
Monday night. The young ladies of
South Topeka avenue treated their gem
tIemen friends TO a hayride, chaparoned
by Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Huff. The in
vited ones met al the home Of Miss Ina
Hodges, and the wagon loaded with
good things TO eat. pretty girls and CAV
and 1ght-hearted boys, wended its way
east on Douglas and south on Hydrau-
lie 10 the park Those there were:
Misses Rose Rather. Nudge English.
Ina Hodges. Gregory, Grace HUFF. Sa-
die Grimes. Claude Mccoy, Daisy Full
Ter, Lucy Morris, Gertie Calhoun. Biz
die Arnett, Marc Bronston. Myrtle
Pritchard and MeSsrs. Hal Mccoy. Shell
by Hite. Guy Mccormick. VIII Clements
Tom Kell. Gene Boiling, Ernest Cramer.
Harry Baker. Charlie Barlow, Frank
Kensler, Professor Hiram Hampton and
MeSdames Grace and HUFF.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Mr.. Garvey spent the week in this
city with friends.
Miss Balance left for her home in
Peoria, III. Wednesday.
Mrs. 5. 5. Noble and son will spend
the summer in Pennsylvania.
Charles Baldwin viii wed one Of Sioux
City bellies in the near future
Mrs r. V. Hewlett gave an afternoon
party in honor Of Miss Louie Bone.
Mrs. George Hartman is spending a
few days win friends in Kansas city.
Mss Lille Lemon left for Kansas
City. which place she wiz make her
home
The Thimble club was royalty enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. VIII
Frazier.
The last meeting of the Ceramic club
was held at Lewis academy Friday az
ternoon.
Mrs. W. \. Reed and daughter viii
spend the summer in New York, Ohio
and Illinois.
a picnic VIII he INDUCED in by A. W.
Sickner ana his sunday school class
in the near future.
Tuesday evening Miss Pearl Miller
and Master EmberJ Miller lef; for
short visit 70 Leroy, Kan.
Prof Sanford has moved 20 his home
on North Waco avenue. where he VIII
be delighted 10 see his friends.
Mrs B. II. Campbell and Miss Flea
nor viii spend their summers outing
with M Campbell on the ranch
On Friday evening Pref. and Mrs.
Taylor entertained ne graduating class |
and the faculty OF Lewis academy.
Mrs VIII Ewing and Miss Clarence
Norris lefS Thursday Tor MunSon. No.
where they VIII spend the summer.
Ar and Mrs. Il !. Boae have arrived |
from Ashland AID Intend - remain ~ |
their daughters marriage TO NJ Bar
rell
Mrs Harry Comley accompanied By |
Masters Harry and Albert and Miss |
Nay intend spending the summer in |
Chicago.