The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-12

The guests were honored by a violin sol
by Edna Stillweu, accompanied by Fodi
Stanley, and by several selections oil
the piano by Miss Gertie Frohman. Thos'
present were Misses Edna Stillwell, Ma
bel Casad, Fode Stanley, Lillian Edgar
Gertie Frohman, Mabel Ayers, Matte
and Jennie Smith Of Topeka, Mrs. Whit
ford Of Newton and Messrs. Cash John
son, Harry Dutton, Guy Moore, Franb
Harris, Glenn Martin and F'loy Casad.
BIKE PARTY.
Last Wednesday evening the United
Cyclers and the F. S. B. c. B. rode out 70
the home of Ray Campbell, on College
! Hill. Ice cream and cake were served,
after which the party rode home by moon
| light. Those present were George Brown,
Mary Barnes, Fred Ayers, Walter Hess,
Berry Wall, Stamp Oliver, Richard I'm
| boden, Louis Biting, Ed Hess; Winnie
| Barnes, Clara Washburn, Bessie Innes,
Mary Biting, Bessie Allen, Marie Ber-
~, Helen Pratt, May Chapel, and Dona
Fisher
The members OF the Central Christian
Sunday school held a picnic in Linwood
Wednesday. The children, on nay rack
drawn by prancing black horses were
chaperOned by Miss Olive Triplett They
were followed by carriages containing
the superintendent and other officers and
teachers of the Sunday school. Mr.. I. W.
Caldwell, Mrs. Whittier, Miss Burns and
others With singing, games and an elab
crate lunch the day passed happily and
the children again made things lively
coming home.
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Goldstein celebrated
their silver anniversary on last Thurs
day evening at their home on the cor
ner Of Emporia and Elm streets. Many
friends and relatives from out of town
We're in attendance, together with
host OF their Wichita friends. The lawn
was beautifully decorated with japanese
lanterns and large platform was erect
ed in one end of the lawn where the
young people passed a merry time. At
II o'clock a sumptuous supper was serv-
ed and at a wee small hour the guests
departed for their homes wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Goldstein many more years
Of happiness.
They We're the recipients Of many
handsome and useful presents.
FOR RALPH PETER.
Donald Payne entertained last We'd
nesday evening at his home. 514 Hewitt
avenue, in honor Of his friend, Ralph
Peter, of Winfield. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in games and
conversation, after which a bounteous
supper was served, at which all did JUS
tice. Those present were: Roy Riley,
Earl McCanless, Walter Stippie, Ralph
Peter, Donald Payne, Fern Randall, Jes-
sic Lyon, Ethel McCanless, Eta Mar
tin, Kittie Hill. Pearl Farmer.
SIAIPSON-TMHOOF. WEDDING
The wedding of Mr.. Henry O. Simpson
and Miss Flora B. Imhoof was consul
mated last Wednesday evening at the
home OF the brides parents, $50 South
Lawrence avenue. Promptly at o'clock
the couple marched into the parlor to
Mendelsshon's welding march, which
There Rev. Bruise Griffith awaited them
and performed the ceremony that unit
ed the happy couple for life. The bride
was handsomely attired in a white silk
gown with pearl trimmings. She car
ried a beautiful bouquet OF bridal roses.
After the wedding a supper was served
10 those present. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. S. G.. Crib, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Warnsdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Rey-
nJlds, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jacques,
Mrs. Isabelle Esprich, Mrs. ". Hossfeld,
Misses Lizzie Durtchi, Hida Hossfeld,
Matilda Hossfeld, Libbie and Lena I'M
hoof. sisters OF the bride; Clara McClel-
Ian, Goddard, Kan; Messrs. Harry 7.
Moore, J, ]. Smith, Grover Imhoof, bro
ther OF the bride.
BICYCLE CLUB SPIN.
Bicycling parties We're decidedly in evil
dence this week. and a more sensible
manner OF spending a summer evening
for pleasure cannot be found than one
which is p-efacei by a cooling spin 10
some pleasant; Spo; in the country or 70
4 park or lawn. Monday evening the c. !
c. Cycling club had an informal picnic /
Winfield chaperoned the party. A lunch !
was provided which was greatly apDre- /
cia,ei after The ride, and the party re- !
turned feeling thar they had been re-
f-eshed and benefited by tnei- commun-
ion wiah each other and old mother |
earth and her treasures. Those who at /
tended We're: Misses Maxwell. Anna |
and Eta Mason, Mills. Clark. Kelly.
Dodge. Evans. Dorsey, Webb, MiIlen and /
Newcomb.
PICNIC AT LINWOOD.
Miss Jennie Case Of North Waco gave |
a bicycle party for Miss Gale Durley F..
Wednesday evening. This merry COM
pany mounted their bicycles early il |
the evening and rode . Linwood park.
Inc evening was pe-fe-; one, and al .
who participated declared this party a
decided social success. M. ana Mrs.
Lee Corbett and Dr.. and Mrs. Mini:k
the party which consisted OF
Misses Claudia Mccoy, Minnie Lewis.
Mary Carver, Roberta Vincent. Bernice
Evans. Goldie Evans. Gala Du-.ey and