The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
CITY IN BKIEE.

Miss May Kelso Is visiting friends In
! Augusta this week.
| Joseph MusselInan will Sunday to-
day with his parents at Sedgwick City
Mrs B. H Willmans. of Kingman has
been visiting Mrs Jennie Rose the past
week.
Several cyclists viii leave the city
| this morning on wheels for Winfield
and a century run
| Miss Lulu Marshall, Mrs r. z. Mar
shall and soon Leo, spent the past week
! visiting IN Arkansas City.
Mrs. Reese and daughter OF North
! Topeka avenue left yesterday for a few
| days visit with her daughter in Kansas
City.
Casper G.. Haynes will sing Beyond
the Shadows" by White, for the offer
tory this evening at the St John
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A s. Marble Of Cheney
are in the city a few days, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. 3. Dilday, on North
Topeka avenue
Miss Lucy Neal. who has been en-
ployed at Mrs D. B. Wrlmanss the
past season returns TO her home In
Augusta Monday.
The daughters of Thomas Hoss, who
was SO severely injured by falling ON
gas pipe, was reported TO be IN q very
critical condition last night
Misses Maud Parks and Anna Brown
are visiting Mrs. Fred Huttig in Kansas
City. Mrs. Huttig gave large garden
party in their honor yesterday.
Mrs H. y. Abercomb,e and children OF
| 1888 North Topeka avenue left over the
Missouri Pacific yesterday afternoon
for a few days visit with Mrs. W. L.
Peck at ElDorado.
Professor Blunle IS going TO Colorado
Springs to FL summer engagement
and not to Cripple Creek. He viii re-
tain his residence IN Wichita and Will
re turn in the fall.
Miss Eva Hawley went to Mulvane
last evening to spend Sunday with Miss
Anna Parker. Miss Parker is one Of
the acknowledged bellies of that sec
uon Of the country.
D. W. Blaine, the advertising man Of
the Billy Edward state souvenir. was IN
the city yesterday. Mr. Blaine IS a hus-
tier and says the souvenir is going TO be
a big thing for the state
A 5. Marble Of Cheney is in the city
and seemed 10 be awfully pleased 10
know that Wichita is 20 have an ele-
vator TO handle the wheat for the farm
ers OF this end of the state.
Captain and Mrs. Stanley, the new
officers OF the Salvation Army. viii con-
| duct the services at the Y. NJ. c. A. au-
ditoriu1n this afternoon at o'clock.
All men are invited 20 be present.
Next Friday will be the annual PIC
mic Of the First NJ. E. Sunday school
II vii be held at Linw0od park az
which time ii Is expected that 1900 PEG
pie VIII be present This IS
looked upon as one or the events
az eacn year and the MANAGEMENT ex-
Pects TINS 70 be the largest and hest
picnic ever held and have extended q
general invitation for all 20 come and
JOIN with them. There will be swings
haInmocSs, games. and innocent anluse
iheIlis with harrels Of Lemonade
Miss AIy-ta Mccormick. assisted by
her sisters and Miss McEIhany. enter
tanned her Classmates and the faculty
% LeN-s academy. on Thursday even
ING. Ille beautiful home was thrown
oiTVh % me guests. who Viii long r.
IileIiaos. the event as the happy 5ezir-
nIDS Or I2sir vacation. T~5C,sa sr7,-s+a.5
were Professor and Mrs Navlo- Pr
teSSoC and Ms Scot:. MSS D1Ross
Brown. SchsTReV. McCrae. I.ehma,-
JOhnStc Rule and Wessand; NrASs~s
Royal Funk. Anderson. Lawreacs ard
Hatfield.
On "Wednesday afternoon Misses Mel
lie Jack-szn and Blanche Chandler -
Ceived their friends at the nome o. he
former on Fairyiew avenue. TIE
youth and beauty gathered there, -
49, - H.
Ine- costumes. made II a scene which
at oace stamped isself sn3eiibly on ONES
memory. and added another - the long
list q entertainments for which Wic,l-
-ta 5 50 famous. Dainty and ccs5.ing
-SfFsSaments were served. and with The
music Of mandolin guitar and p.ano.
tine passed al 100 quickly