The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-25

| one for Miss Brandt Of Kansas City, ar
ranged by her hostess, Mrs. W. r. Hew-
ey. The party met a. the home OF Mrs.
| Hewey on North Lawrence avenue, late
in the afternoon, and moved TO the picnic
grounds by Magnetic. There the hours
of the evening passed all too quickly
amid the pretty surroundings and with
| the amusements incident TO the conven-
tionai picnic Luncheon was served at
a seasonable hour, and it proved very
dainty one.
The picnickers were: Misses Fora
Carpester, Maud Matthews, Bernice Fred
erick, NJ Campbell. Nellie Jackman,
Blanche Chandler. Bessie Mccoy. and
Messrs. Nestor Moore, Jim Vincent,
Walter Vincent, Howard Edwards. Mar
! shall Jackman, Bert Selover, and Vert
| Winton.
CAMPING ON THE WALNUT
There were nearly twenty Wichita
people in a camping party that left for
! The Walnut al a late hour Thursday
evening They were bound for Brad
ford's NH, which is eight mile southeast
OF Augusta, and one OF the prettiest
spots on the Little Walnut. The party
expect 70 stay until next Wednesday at
least and have program Of hunting and
] fishing mapped out for each day. Those
| in the party are: Messrs and Mesdames
Stage, Harry Childers. H. H. Carr, a.
w. Carr, ". H. Beck, n. V. McVeigh,
| NJ e Burt. Miss Birdie and Mesdames
| T. Hull, VIII Hosnscneidt, Finley Sims
and Harvey Huff.
MR. HIGGINSON ENTERTAINS.
Mr. Charles Hlgginson entertained at
tea last Monday evening in horror Of his
cousin, Mr. Livingston VI. Glover Of Chi
! cago, who will spend some weeks in
| Wichita. Among the guests were four
| college boys and two VINO graduated this
year from the High school and academy,
| yet the conversation was not too pro-
! found for the average listener and many
pleasant "reminiscences made the even
! ing pass very quickly. The guests were:
/ Messrs. Ed Davidson. George Davidson,
| sam Anderson, Ed Noble, Paul Noble,
Guy Mccormick. jim Carver, George
! Carver. Livingston Glover of Chicago,
and Harry Higginsou.
IN HONOR OF MRS. KASSELL.
| A jolly picnic party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schad, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
| Sreffen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gallant,
Rev. and Mrs. Kocneke, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. McRea, Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Don
nelly, Lieutenant H. w. Koeneke. Miss
L2varna Koeneke, Miss Della Schad,
| Miss Nellie Steffen took in beautiful
Linwood park, and enjoyed a treat sell
| dom given. Everybody mad a good time
with games and music. The party camp
ed in style and cooked coffee, after the
| STYLE OF an old veteran. Henry Schad
was manager OF this department. All
| this happened at Linwood, Thursday
| evening. Mrs. Kassell. the honored
guest, will visit in Wichita a week
| longer.
PICNICKED AT LINWOOD.
One of the most enjoyable picnics of
the season was one given IL honor of
Mrs. G. S. Hunter of Palestine, Texas,
at Linwood park, Thursday afternoon.
The following participants can tell you
what was the most enjoyable feature Of
the afternoon-the p3latable luncheon
eaten under the heavy foliage. of the
Trees, for which this park is noted: Mrs.
S. G. Hunter and daughter Evelyn, Mrs.
Gregg, Mrs. Fred Beach, Mrs. J. Miller,
Mrs T. A Mcpherson, Mrs. julius
Scheaffef, Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Knepple,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Beach,
Msssrs. Bert Pottinger, Earl Scheaffer,
Misses Made Goddard, Sophia Gregg,
Jessie Adams, Mary, Bertha and Flo
renee Mock
HIS EIGHTH BIRTHDAY.
Master Johnnie Henderson entertained
number Of mis- friends at his home at
COS Waco avenue, Friday evening, the
occasion being his eighth birthday. He
received a number of handsome and use.
full presents, among them fine bicycle,
gift from his father and mother. Ele-
giant refreshments We're served. Those
VINO helped Mrs. Henderson 20 entertain
the little folks were: Miss Helen Glib
son of FL Dorado, Mrs. G. Guffy, Miss
Edna Temple, Miss Mary Corwin and
Miss Anna Definbaugh. Those present
were: Mary Patterson of FL Dorado,
Goldie Van Warden, Francs Anderson,
Edna Harrison. Elma De Haven, Ada
and Gertrude Helm. Ethel and Lillian
Nelson, Edith and Nellie Dernis. Grace
Mendenhall, Blanche Genhart: Masters
Charlie and George Jones. Earl and
Charlie McNaughten. Robbie Reeves.
Ralph Helm, Earl Maust, Harold Hurt,
kennith Orr Of e. Dorado. Blanche and
Lola Williams, Johnnie Henderson.
Mr.. Charles Higginson entertained at