The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-13

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Ed Davidson leaves in a few days 70
Harvard, where he expects to ente
r school.
; Mrs. Al Biting and children, and Mrs
L. G. Whittier. returned Thursday from
Alanitou-
Mrs NJ. G. Cossitt rs entertaining Mrs
Mortram, grand secretary OF. the East
ern Star.
Mrs Ernest Harris expects to leavt
soon on an extended visit with relative:
in Indiana.
Miss Lola Graham has resigned he
position as teacher in the Wichita pub
lie schools.
Rev. Anderson and wife of Halsteaj
have been visiting in the city during the
past week
Mrs. J. Sydney Gould returned the
first of the week from the northern part
of the state.
Miss Jessie Adams returned Friday
from a two months visit with friends
in St Louis.
r. F. knight has returned from the
east and will resume his duties at the
| High school
MIR. James Griffin and daughter, Bay,
are visiting Mrs. George Bowan on Riv-
erview avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son of
Anthony, Kan, are the guests of Mrs.
Colonel Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ansden Of Well
ington were the guests OF Mrs. Charles;
Ayler, Thursday.
Mrs ]. F. Littel and son, Raymond,
returned Tuesday from a visit with
relatives in Ohio.
Mrs Ed Vail and daughters have re-
turned from an extended visit with rel
atives in Indiana
Miss Ella Sanders of Conway Springs
spent a few days In the;city with friends
the first Of the week.
| Miss Ola Kinkead arrived home from
! Arkansas Saturday morning after a
three months visit.
Mrs. John Henderson is entertaining
Mrs. Lee Orr and son, Kenneth, and
Miss Robb of FL Dorado.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong of FL Dorado
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Fletcher during the week.
George Burns and mother, Mrs. New
berry, are spending a few Days with
relatives in lola, Kansas.
George S. Hartley and wife were in
the city from Arkansas City Thursday,
the guests of Mrs, NJ Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson will
occupy the BriStow house on the corner
of Thirteenth and Park Place.
Miss Ida Howard will spend Sunday
at her home on University avenue, en-
route from st. Louis TO Winfield.
DR.. r. c. Shawhan Of Leavenworth
was in the city Thursday, visiting his
sister of the Western Newspaper union.
Mrs. Ed Kitchen and son, Bert, and
Miss Stella Wilson of Newton are the
guests of Miss Haynes and Miss F1ossie
RIGHT.
The WeT1es Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet next Thursday with Miss
Myrtle Hinton, at sos North Emporia
avenue.
Mrs. William z. Hodges and little
daughter, who have been visiting G. G..
Rodolph. left Tuesday for their home in
Guthrie.
Mr.. VIII McFerran. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. johnson, has
returned to his home in Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Lyddon and
family leave Monday morning for Kan
sas City, Mo-, where they will reside in
the future.
Mrs Kenner Of Eureka, the grand
matron of the Eeastern Star, has been
the guest of Mrs. a. Andersen for the
past few days.
The Wonan's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will celebrate
their Harvest Home Festival, Sunday
evening at the church.
The next open meeting of Hypatia
Will be held at Paramount college. by
invitation, on the 18th under the leader
ship of Mrs. Lewelling.
Miss Mabel Chamberlain returned
this morning from a visit where she was
the guest OF Mr.. Oviatt, the postmaster
of North Wichita, Kan.
Sam Guyer. after a short visit with
his sister, Mrs. Wightman, left Wednes-
day night for Lawrence, where he grad
yates the coming year in the law course
Misses Emma and Eva MCGEE enter
tanned a number Of friends Saturday
afternoon at their residence, sos North
Topeka avenue.
Miss Erma Levy, who is visiting Miss
Hays, met with quite a serious accident
while out bicycle riding the other even
ing. Her wrist was badly sprained and
she viii be unable TO use it for some
time.
Mrs. Ella Glenn Shields, accompanied
by her little boy, who had spent the sum-
mer with his grandfather. Governor
Glenn, left for their home in Albuque-
que, New Mexico, last evening via the
Santa Fe.
+. Matte Shawhan left last night for
Denver, where she viii represent the
Western Newspaper union at the West
ern Editorial federation. She expects
10 visit Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Manitou before returning.
DR.. A f. Porter and family were in
the city between trains Thursday. en-
route from Denver, Colo, TO Pittsburg.
where he will make his future home The
doctor was a physician in Arkansas
City for number OF years
Mr.. Conklin of Winfield. and who has
spent the summer IN Colorado Springs.
returned TO his home Thursday. He
was accompanied by his wife. and took
III the dedication of the Masonic Home,
here, while waiting for trains.
Miss Ida Mills was hostess on Mem
day afternoon and evening to a few
intimateS. Those present were: Misses
Eta Fellows. Sallie knight, Jessie L.
Clark. Mary Barwise. Lulu Andrews.
Josie Miller, Jane. Amy and Mary Burd.
A business meeting OF the c. c. c.
wheeling club was held at Miss Mary
kelieys home on South Water street
Wednesday evening. Club colors We're
chosen new members ;,s-is-ej s,3
runs for the following month were plan
ned.
4 fine lecture has been PREPARED for