The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-14

son. Mrs. Clark and her daughterex
pect to spend several weeks in the city
IN HONOR OF MISS PECK.
Last Tuesday evening a party o
young ladies gave a bicycle picnic a
Sullivan's dam in honor or Miss Pee
Of Wellington. The evening was spen
in fishing and sketching. Later in IN
evening lunch was served completing
the pleasures of the evening. Thos
present were tn Misses Mayme Peck
Florence Buckeridge. Flora Carpenter
Mona and Clara Thomas, Maud Mat
thews, Emma Fiji, Blanch and Ell:
Chandler and Nellie Jackman. TIL
| chaperones were Mrs. Williams ana
Mrs. Ensey.
HAPPY SURPRISE.
A pleasant surprise was given Mis-
Gertie Garrison by her friends at he
home on the West Side. Friday evening
Those present were: Misses Bertha and
Helen Bloss. Coda Mills, Katie Thomp
son. Carrie VanDeventer, Edith Fegtly
| Fannie Dennis, Lulu Freeman, Louist
! Finney, Flossie Bennett, and Messr:
! Fern Snively, Clarence Burrows, Rob
ert Slayton, George Whitlock, ELI:
! VanDeventer, Joe Campbell, VIII Gar
rison, Misses Mamie Garrison, Jessie
Whitlock and Pearl Burrows.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Mrs. J. J. Mcnamara is convalescent
Miss Tucker is entertaining Miss Beth
Pape.
Miss Susie Merrill returned to her
home al Furley.
Miss Maggie Garwood has returned tc
her home in Indiana
Miss Flowers musical concert Friday
| night was great hit.
Miss Lena Cox will visit with friends
| in st. Louis this week.
Miss Alice Tickery is visiting Miss B.
T. Caseland of this city.
Mrs. Lynch was called TO Missouri by
the death of her brother.
The Cooking club has decided to dis
band for the summer months.
Mrs. J. l.. Dyer entertained the North
End Whist club Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Miller left for her future
home in Indianapolis last Thursday.
A grand picnic has been prepared by
the Riverside families for this week.
Mrs. George Dold and family will
spend the summer in Butler county.
Mrs. John Henderson has returned
from a short visit to E1Dorado. Kan.
Last Thursday the Sketch club held
It's regular meeting at the Lewis Acade-
my.
Cards are now out announcing the
wedding of Bion Hull and Miss Grace
Hatton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayler are spending a
four weeks visit in Coffeyville with
friends.
Tlxe Afternoon Whist club will be en-
tertained by Miss Kirk Wednesday at
ternoon-
Miss Eudora Woods will give her
song recital Friday evening at st. Johns
Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Woodman have
completed their visit with their mother
and returned home.
Hypatia will give a picnic next Thurs
day on North Market street at the
home Of Mrs. Jersey.
Miss Lizzie Dickinson will spend the
summer visiting friends in ST Louis,
Chicago and Nebraska.
Miss Mamie Lewis entertained the
Merry Maidens last Friday at her home
on North Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Baker of North Topeka avenue
will give a One O'Clock luncheon next
Friday. Invitations are out.
Mrs T. ]. Griffith leaves in a few days
for St. Louis, where she expects to
spend the summer with friends.
Miss Bessie Jackson leaves for Chi
cago today, where she will visit among
the Cook lakes and summer resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H Brooks will be
pleased to see their friends at their new
home, corner Lawrence and Park ave-
nues.
Miss Myrtle Gregory Will return to her
home IN Larned on Wednesday. She
has been the guest Of Miss Lulu SIM
mons for some time.
Wells Miller and Miss Bryant VIII BE-
married at the home OF the brides par
ents, Colonel Bryant, Wednesday, June
II, at $50 O'Clock p. N.
Miss Lily Nichols Of Chicago will ar
rive here next week where she viii be
the guest of Miss Lulu Simmons. Miss
Nichols Is formerly of Wichita.
Miss D. /. Nicely left Saturday even
ing for Geneva, n. Y, where she goes
one of the leading drug stores of that
place.
Hypatia visited the commencement
exercises Of the Paramount college. The
ladies are interested in the college
lege and assist the faculty in all ways
within their power.
The home OF Mr.. Gill on North EN-
poria avenue had the appearance of an
oriental palace. from which floated one
continual stream of music. The oc-
cssion was the Oddly social given by
the Lilac club, Friday night.
Misses Lottia and Estella Pyle have
Joined their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Pyle. and VIII be at their home on
North Topeka avenue, hereafter. These
young ladies will prove valuable acces-
siOnS TO Wichita society of young people
being bright, vivacious and talented.
Mrs. w. A Schraubstader Of ST. Louis
is in the city visiting her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McEntire,
at the Carey hotel This is her first
visit 10 the Peerless Princess and she is
having a delightful time but not any
more so than her little 2-year-old daugh-
ter, Lucille. who accompanied her. Dur
ing the past week they spent three days
out in Pratt county camping and fish
ing. They went in Mr.. McEntire's
special car, which is admirably con-
for little party of six or more.
Mrs. Schaubatadter is one Of the most
beautiful and accomplished ladies of ST. |
Louis.
The Modern Beauty.
Thrives on good food and sunshine. with