The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-04

hdnndlTQ, CreQltOI, FelIeus Biting
Smythe, Mannings. Singer, Hersey, Ca
sad. Vail, and Misses Leper. Helen
Aherne, Jessie Clark, Leida Mills, and
Little Misses Mary Potts. Florence Car
vim, Cornelia and Jeanette Vail, Bessie
Brown, Esther Smy;he. Beulah Creditor.
Ruth and Bessie Manning, Margare;
Lake, Margaret Bliss, Florence Naftz-
ger, Georgia Graves and Laura Donnell
and members of the Pickwiclks. who
were: Misses Mary Biting, Fode Stan
ley, Hattie Stanley, Leila Purdue, Clara
washburn. Bessie lines. May Wylie.
Mabel MagiI. Edna Stillwell. Carrie
Reese. Leda Farrell, Eugenia Ross. Nil
bred Moffat. Blanche Imooden.
PICNICS AT FENNEL'S GROVE.
A gay crowd Of young people drove.
last Thursday. to Fenners grove north
of the city and spent the time a pic
niclSing.
Hammocks. rugs. swings and pillows
were in abundance. which together with
the other substantials, made the day es-
sentially one Of enjoyment Boating was
INDUCED in and some of the young peo-
pie who had remembered their bathing
costumes amused themselves and the
others with swimming. Those present
were: Misses Neel Cooper, Grace Black
and Sheldon from FL Dorado. and Carrie
Reese, Myrtle Reese, Mary Biting, Adj
die Baker. Clarence Norris and Messrs.
Gorge Brown. Mooney from Ell Dorado,
Arthur Ehrhardt and jim Kerfoot.
Mrs. Baker was the chaperon and
vouches Tor the excellent behavior Of
all.
PICNIC NORTH OF TOWN.
A delightful shady nook has been fer
reted out by a few just north Of the
city as a picnic ground. Those VINO at
tended the jolly affair yesterday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mortimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Testard, Miss Kate Eng
iish and Mr.. Smith. !.
PICNIC AT DUNN'S MILL.
A small but select party enjoyed the
Fourth yesterday at Dunn's mill. Fish
ing, games, conversation and a general
good time with tountious supper help
ed to make the day most enjoyable
one. Those who comprised the party,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Omrah Alley, Mr.. 1
and Mrs. VIII Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. VALID
ter Dyer, Misses Cordele Linen and DR..
Adams.
FOURTH AT TOLERvILLE.
To get way from the noise Of thes|
pyrotechnic display in the city yester-
day picnic was arranged for Toler-
vile by number Of society folk. Fish
ing and loll:ng around comprised the
days entertainment. The party was
of Misses Maud Matthews. |
Flora Caswell, Florence Buckeridge and |
Charlie Caswell, Sidney Toler
and Wendall Mclaughlin.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS. 1
A pleasant picnic was the one given |
last Wednesday at Linwcod park by |
Miss Cosette Keegan. The affair was in |
honor Of Mr.. Keegan, the brother OF |
Miss Cosette, and comprised Mesdames |
Johnson, Williams, Keegan and chill /
dren, and Misses Ada Hilliard. Emma /
Frsnck and Marguerite Smith.
Mrs. William Innes entertained quite |
at dinner last Thursday |
evening in honor OF Mrs. j. o. Davidson |
II Chicago, who has for the past two
weeks, been enjoying such delightful |
visit among her friends and relatives in
Wichita. Those present were: MIR. and |
Mrs. ]. o. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". E.
Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woolard.
The young ladies of the F. F. B. c. B.
club had a merry spin last
evening into the country and
along the river. They presented most
pleasing picture, when returning, with
heir cycles ornamented with the fruits
" their country 3aunt-leaves, ripe
wheat and elderberry blossoms. The
fders We're: Misses Mary Biting. Leila
purdue, Helen Pratt, Donna Fisher,
Clarence Norris. Fern Dorsey. Bessie
mes, and May Chapel.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Knapp entertained Miss Rea Wood
nan, the Misses Jennie and Hattie Nc
lung, Mr.. I. B. Snow of Chicago. and
dr. J. Sam Brown Of Helena, Mont.