The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15

Mss Keori MurOoc6 Entefea'ns ioi AS'
Guest, Miss York of Pine Bluff, Ark
A Moonlight Ride to SuIlivans Dam
Large Party of Bicyciists Spend an
Evening at LiIwood-nirs. Yale Enter
tains for Miss stabler-Lodge Member.
Give a Picnic at Linwood last Thursday
Eyeu,ng-SociaI Events of the Week.
Mesdames Mason, Hamilton and Kes-
sier chaparoned a moonlight hay ride
and picnic al Linwood on last Tuesday
evening. The merry party started from
the home OF Miss Luna Hartzeu, on
South Main street. at o'clock, and en-
Joyed a most excellent ride TO the park,
where all participated in various games
Of amusement, while listening 10 the
beautiful strains of music which sound
ed strangely sweet on this especial even
ing. and later partoOk of a most delight
ful feast. while the moon. smiling from
her lofty throne, spread her beams over
all. The members Of the party were
May Doty, Luna Hartzeii, May Culver,
Shepherd, May Morris, Mabel Berdine,
Emma Horn2day, Edith Hoover, May
Hoover. Sadie Damon. Allie, Amy and
Daisy Papes, Mrs. Jackson, Matte Sell
ers, Lily Simmons, Aquilla Burris, Maole
Hamilton and Jessie Smith, Jay Sweet,
Ezra Beard, Claude Smith, Walter
Papes. Mr. Redman, Lou Plpes, Jim
Smith. Harry Dunn. Arch Barnes, Mr.
Walden, VIII Hoover, Charlie Hoover,
George Jackson, Messrs. Lambert and
Simmons.
IN HONOR OF MISS YORK.
Miss Pearl Murdoch entertained last
Thursday evening at Eaglehurst in hon
or of her guest, Miss Grace York Of
Pine Bluff, Ark The party was given
on The spacious lawn underneath the
conopy Of dense foliage through which
the rays Of Luna shed her soft and
mellow light The evening was an ideal
one for sucn a gathering, which was re-
splendent with the beauty and chivalry
of the city. The ladies in light, cool
evening gowns, and the gentlemen with
their dress suits, presented an en-
cnanLllR
with various colored Japanese lanterns
suspended from the trees. About the
fountain, lights We're hung where the
clear. cool water gushed forth making
merry splash as il fell into the basin.
Over TIE dancing platform an orc light
gave light TO those VINO INDUCED in the
delightful maize Of the waltz.
Miss Murdoch received, assisted by
Mrs MI-dock, at the foot Of the steps
leading into the house on mountain lion
and bears skins. In q semi-circle and
Just TO the rear Of the hostess and her
guest were many varieties Of palms
The guests We're escorted into the house
10y Master Mark Larimer. Misses Gene
Ross ard Beulah Creditor served punch
on the lawn. The evening was passed N
dancing and in tete-tete in hooks about
the lawn. Elaborate refreshments were
served on the east lawn 10y five young
boys who waited on the guests with
alacrity The souvenirs were unique
and original. being especially designed
for the guest Of honor. They were pretty
ribbons showing an old-fashioned log
cabin. and beneath it the first line Of
ihe "Arkansaw Traveller" The guests
found the sovenirs on a small cinnamon
bear
Shaw's orchestra dispensed the music
for the followers of Terpsichore.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Frazier, WIFI Pierce, Bion Hull,
Ormah Alley, Nevins and Lee Corbett,
and Mrs. Motley, Misses Grace York.
Kate Junkerman. Bessie Reed, Grace
McAdams Maude RX. Daisy Lynch,
Eiva Walker, Myrtle Sluss, limo CTedi-
Tor. Margaret Brown, Anna Brown. Ma
5orie English. Aquilla Hettinger. Laura
Geohegan. Joyce MCGUIRE, Maize Alley.
Georgia Parr. Lille Lewis, Mennie
Cramer, Bessie Mccoy, Edith Moffat,
Mabel Larimer, Dora Woods. julia
Woods, Daisy Woods. Lena Cox. Mar
gorie Knorr. Louise Lease. Laura
Pence. ana Messrs. Howard Moffat. Dr..
Hoffman, c Suss. 3. Priddy, Howard
Wheeler. Bert Powell. Huse Taylor.
Delos Woods. Charles Topping, Claude
Larimer, Ralph Wunderlich. Robert
Norris. Adrian Houcn. Ira Pierce Jess
McCiees. O. b. Richie Elmer Reece.
Fred Little. Bunny Knorr. George
Lynch. Fred Hellar, Max Oliver. Roy
Corbett. John Crib. Park Imboden,
Carl Alley. q. Davenport
PICNICKED AT SULLIVAN'S DAM.
Suliivan's dam has been the scene OF
many peasant picnic parties during the
summer. but none was more thoroughly
enjoyable than the one chaperoned by
Mrs Rudolph on THURSDAY evening. The
moonlight ride 70 and fro was eSllivened
ty music, both vocal and instrumental.
At the grounds the evening was soent
in shooting the chutes and boating. in
terspersed WITH music, interrupted only
80 partake Of a dainty lunch. which.
needless 10 say, was enjoyed by all.
Those present were: Misses Belle and
Claude RedEelj. Carrie Carpenter.
Carrie Woods. Claude Mccoy and
Mayme Downing. with an escort Of
Clarence Sousley. Robert Dennis. Edgar
WorrelL Arson Rutan. Bert Richards
and Hal Mccoy.
LODGE MEMBERS PICNIC.
Wichita Lodge No. 20. OF the National
Reserve association, gave a very pleas
ant picnic al Linwood park Jas, Thurs
day evening. They left the corner %
Man AMI Douglas about ! O'clock in
Sonveyances which were in waiting. \
varied menu was set before the picnick-
ers which was greatly relished. The
supper vas served on the grass upon the
whitest Of linen. The evening was all
ZOO quickly passed in playing drop the
handkerchief, hoop racing. pig n the
Nh MFRnilRY