The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24

Lease at her home on the corner of Oak
and Fourth avenue. Only a few of the
more intimate friends OF the family
were present. The occasion for the
junction was the departure OF Mr.. Jesse
Mayberry for his home at Burifngame
after a visit to Mrs. Murdoch, who is MS
sister. Mr.. Mayberry who is himself
gentleman of very superior mentality,
and much inclined to progressive
thought, is a great admirer of the genius
Of Mrs. Lease. 1t was very happy
event.
Mrs. NJ. Daren entertained number
of young lady friends on Tuesday even
ing, which proved to be charming al
fair. Music, dancing and singing FUR
nished part of the amusements- Choice
refreshments were served at a late
hour. Those present were: The Misses
Shea, Marley, Carrie Kyle, Annie DAILY,
Sadie Nolan, Sarah Ruff, May Marley,
Birdie DAILY and Kitty Daren-
Archdeacon Hill, chaplain to Bish-
Cd Millspaugh of Kansas and secretary
of the diocese of the state, is in the city
having come donw 10 supply the pulpit
Of St johns church today. While here
he will be a guest at the home Of Colonel
Murdoch.
Mr.. Frye, wealthy farmer living
near Sedgwick, but who has many
friends in this city, was married Wed
nesday night to Mrs. Francisco Of Ar
kansas City Wichita Will be their
home after few weeks.
Miss Anna Guyer is in the city from
Hutchinson, looking up a location for
a millinery emporium She is well
pleased iwth Wichita and expects to
make her future home here.
DR.. r. c. Shawhan returned to his
home in Leavenworth Thursday morn
ing after a short visit with his sister, Z.
Matte Shawhan, of the Western News
paper union.
Mrs. George Howe and Miss Estell
Downing will spend the week in Hut
Crimson attending the musical conven-
ton and visiting friends.
The ladies Of the South Emporia Ave
nue. N. Z. church will give a straw
berry social at the parsonage, Wednes-
day evening, May q.
Rev. William Baird has been commits
stoned by the presbytery to do Sunday
school work, and he has entered upon
his duties.
MISS tDLoiCIE -Nltuti ld4lAEi VI ~. 1@OhAO
will arrive in the city today. She will
be the guest of Mrs. r. A Smyth.
The Cooking club held a picnic
Thursday and got thoroughly soaked in
the rain that fell in the evening.
Mrs. Fred Bentley and boy returned
from Cleveland this week. Mrs. Cody,
her mother, returned with her.
Wednesday evening Alfred G.. Com
mings and Miss Kate DOrel We're mar
ried at 1143 Dayton avenue.
Miss Miller and her scholars celebrat-
ed the closing of the school term yes
terday in a delightful picnic.
Miss Marguerite Bowman was sur
prised by her little friends on her fifth
birthday, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hanway is enjoying a delight
full visit from her sister, Mrs. Emma
Haynes, of Topeka.
Miss Mamie Lewis entertained in hon
or of her friend, Miss Clara Rule, yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Wightman is quite sick
at her home on North Fourth avenue.
Select knights of Rest viii give a
moonlight picnic Tuesday evening.
Miss Jessie Bullanee of Peoria, ILL.,, is
the guest of Mrs. Murray Meyers
Mrs. B. F. Dunn entertained the
Merry Maidens Friday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Miller and pupils had a
picnic at LinwOod yesterday.
Mrs. Hindren of Fairview avenue is
visiting in Leavenworth.
The Sketch club meet with Mrs ]. W.
Emo, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Johnson Of Omaha is Wis
iting friends in the city.
The past week has been one OF pic
mics and fishing parties.
Mrs. N. Z. Lease is suffering from an
attack of malaria.
Mrs. j. F. Craig entertained Wednes-
day evening.