The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-08
THEY GIVE TOASTS
! LADIES OF THE CAREY HOTEL GAVE
"A PIONIO FRIDAY.
They Drove Six Miles North of Town Where
Along the Little River They shot at a
Target and Had General Good Time
One of the Unique Features Was the
Witty and Humorous Toasts Given
Around the Spread-Lawn Fetes, Picnics
and Parties Make up the Balance of the
Social Week.


Around the Spread-Lawn Fetes, Picnic
and Parties Make up the Balance of tn
Social Week.
One OF those wholly enjoyable affair:
which are fraught with pleasure was the
picnic given by the lady guests and the
former boarders of the Carey to thei!
husbands and gentlemen friends. Early
on Friday the gay and happy party as
sembled at the Motel, where four-norse
team with a side seated vehicle awaited
TO convey them about six miles north
OF the city along the Little river. The
sday was spent in bathing, target snoot-
ing end the liveliest kind Of pleasant
conversation. Under the friendly shade
of the big trees and out Of reach of the
torria rays OF Old Sol the whitest of
linen was spread. Around it the merry
crowd assembled having the following
choice menu:
Ham sandwiches Chicken sandwiches.
Prairie Chicken sandwiches.
Cold C1iken, Ham and Warm Tongue.
Pickles sour Pickles sweet.
Kansas Hen Fruit, Hard Boiled.
Cherry Preserves. Red Currant Jelly
Wild Grape Jelly.
Rye Bread. Salt Rising Bread.
Wheat Bread. Cake.
Angel Food. Chocolate. Nut Cake.
Elondyke Ice Cream.
Fruit.
Watermelon. Rocky Ford Cantelopes.
ID
After the supper the following toasts
were given by the ladies which were de-
noted for their pointed WI and humor.
The gentlemen were too much convulsed
10 make any responses:
TOASTS.
what are We Here For?" Mrs. B. L.
Eaton.
THE Chigger and the Flea" Mrs. NJ.
S. Dowden.
When Men See Snakes" Mrs. E. n.
Ewing.
"A Candy Heart VS.. a Marble One"
Mrs. VIII Granger.
"a Picnicker's Need Of Patent In
side" Mrs. r. Galusha.
The Plate Service" Mrs. Gerald Volk
Shooting the Chutes,'' Miss Emma
McClees.
THE Way They Dress in Mexico"
Mrs. George Hartman.
THE Honore5 Guests-Our Husbands"
Mrs. J. II. McEntire.
Those who made up the jolly picnic
party were: Mesdames Granger, Hart
man. Galusha, McEntire, Dowden, Volk,
Ewing, Eaton and Miss Emma McClees,
iusha, McEntire. Volk, Dowden and DR..
NcClees.
OFF FOR A TEN DAYS HUNT.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard and Mrs.
Tarter will chaperOn a party Of young
ladies and gentlemen who VIII start on
q camping and hunting trip tomorrow
morning. They will be Joined at Au-
gusta by the Cody Brothers with their
Dakota hounds and will go coon hunt
Ing on tire Walnut. From there they
will proceed to the banks Of the Chicka-
saw river. where they VII spend a week
or ten days hunting and fishing The
party viii consist of the following young
people: Miss Spruce and Mlye Tarter,
Nellie and Flora Howard, Anna Noel,
Tom Sullivan, Wesley Chamberlain,
fired Jennings end John Tarter.
SUNDAY CLASS PICNIC
Thursday afternoon Mrs Whites
Sunday school class picnicked at Lin
wood park. The party went early in
the afternoon and stayed till late
hour At p. m. an elaborate supper
was served. Those present were: Mrs.
Wiln-te. Misses Cora Rice, Jennie |
Thomas, Lulu Witen, Jessie White, |
Daisy Young, Della Clark, Kate Rice. |
Kate Grounds. Alta Miller Florence |
Grounds. Jennie McWillians of Arkan- |
sas City. Allie Rogers. Florence white, !
Gladys White, Sadie Kunkul, Lola |
Rogers, Mrs. Miller; Messrs. Frank !
Rogers, George Patterson, Terry Farr.s,
Clarence Grounds, Ralph White, Ern-
est Beard. Harve Edwards.
MIR. AND MRS. WEAVER.
On Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Weaver gave a reception in hon)r of
al their country home in Kechi, which
WAS composed OF the friends OF the
bride ana groom of Wichita Various
Gamcs were INDUCED in, such as croouet,
climbing the strawStacker. flag,ng the
trains. walking the lie path. fortune
telling. music ana many others After
the merry time the guests were seated
- table loaded with delicacies and
fruits OF the season In the evening ice
cream and cake were served At a late
hour the merry crowd departed for their
homes by moonlight, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Weaver many happy re-
turns Of the day Those present were:
Nj. and Mrs. A. J. Weaver. NJ. and
Mrs. Sheares. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Rutar.
MIR. ard Mrs. c. T. Weaver, Mrs. Will
am Little. Mrs. J. X. Turner. Mrs. Lucy
Vangundy. Mrs. Nettie Edwins:on. Mrs.
William n. Turner. Miss Rachel Meri
ieth, Miss Effie Simison. Miss Lulu
oimison. Miss Minnie Hatfield. Miss
Della Phillips. Miss Eta Little. Miss
Mabie Shearer, Mr. William Clements.
William Turner Edna Mer:dth. Law
renee Blood. Nellie Ru;ar, Mamie Mead.
Merrill Mead. Claim Mead
w. +. c. LAWN F'ETE.
One OF the events Of the past week
Vas the lawn fete and ice cream social
given on Friday evening by the sisters
1f the W. r. c. az the hospital home Of
:. NJ. LaPaz. 1907 East Oak street. The
affair was successful and quite salts