The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-08

! Factory TO the many guests in attend.
ance. The tables were tastefully ar
! ranged on the spacious grounds under
/ the over-hading trees and were beauti-
/ fully decorated by vases of fragrant Gu.
! flowers, and were gracefully preside
! over by Mesdames Kesler, Little, Ma
/ sou and Mrs. A. c. Clark. The differ
! emf favored creams, the many varie-
ties Of cake. were simply delicious with
| the folds of the flags floating through
! the overharging green foliage, with the
coior7d swinging lamps and Chinese
lanterns. combined to make beautiful
effect as the guests were seated around
the tables, their ears were rejoiced with
sweet strains Of music, waited through
the open windows from the parlor, from
the piano presided over by an accom-
?lsheG lady pianist. 1t was a delightful
evening, fraught with enjoyment, and
sOciab,lity.
PGCNICKED AT SULLIVAN'S.
One Of the events OF the season was
4 picnic held at Sullivan's Dam, Friday.
where the time was passed in fishing.
boating. shooting the chutes and having
4 general good time. 4 leading feature
was the dinner, which consisted OF
everything good TO eat that the human
appetite could wish for. Ii was an ele-
giant day for the picnic and every one
attending enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest extent. Those Of the party were:
Mr.. ard Mrs. d. A. Brown, Mr.. and
Crewson, Mrs. T. Washburn. Mrs. G. S.
Freeman. Misses Myrtle Brown. Jennie
Ere man, Lulu Freeman, AIessrs. John
Taylor. Howard Taylor and Robert
SiayGen.
FOR MISS MARY MOCK.
Mrs. Mel Warren gave a wheel party
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Mary
Mock. who leaves for Salida, Col, next
Thursday to reside there a year After
a ride around the city refreshments
We're served. Those present were: Misses
Mary, Bertha and Flossie Mock. Minnie
and Carrie Bliss, Emma Kauth, Nora
Lloyd, Mile Kaufman, Claddene War
rem, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Warren, Charles
Grimes. Ed Park, Sam Lloyd, Mel War
rem. Wayne Warren and Harry Nc
keand Of Chicago.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Friends OF Mr. Victor Thrane. who
Will be remembered as Miss Ellen Beach
Yaw's first manager. Will be interested
10 read the following clipping from an
Eau Claire, Wis, paper: Miss Lottie
Louise Lacey. whose engagement 20 Mr..
Victor Thrsne o. New York is announc-
ed, is the daughter Of NJ. and Mrs Jas.
D. Lacey OF New Orleans. Mr.. Lacey is
one of The wealthiest lumbermen in the
south. Miss Lacey is We'll known ana
popular in Eau Claire society and is
young lady OF rare graces and accom-
plishmentS."
The following persons viii leave on
Monday for Pratt county on camping
tour: Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Wilson, Or. and
Mrs. W. c. Minick, MIR and Mrs. ]. \.
Brubacher, NJ. and Mrs. H /. Adding
;on. NJ. and Mrs. J. L Johnson, Rev.
ana Ms. Dugald Mccormick OF Belle
PLANE. They Vii be accompanied by
their children
MISS Della Clark Of Ida avenue was
pleasantly surprised al her home Tues
day evening. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Miller, Mr.. and Ms. Carter.
Mise Allie and Lola Rogers. Jennie
Thomas. Jessie White. Cora and Ka:e
Rice. Mabel Zering. Katie Grounds. Jen-
ME McWiilams. and Mess-s Far-is.
Rogers and Patterson.
a party o: ladies', composed OF Mrs.
jack Thompson. Mrs. Charlie eBca. Mrs.
JoSsphs and daughters. Mrs Harry
Crunle and Miss eBssie Crune spent he
day az SGilivan's dam Tuesday The
day was passed by shooting The chutes.
etc.
A very pleasant wedding took place 3:
the acme 81 Rev. y. e Harmon. 81.
North Topeka avenue. las; niEn;. Tie
contracting parties were u. c. Marshall |
c; MI. Hope aai Miss Laura Soupe. c: