The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-27

Morgan, Emil Braitsch, Frank Braitsch,
]. G.. Fleming, Albert PARROT and Bert
Allen; Misses Bertha Braitsch. Daisy
Ferris. Myrtle McCarsy. Della Dumon;.
Ida Dennis, Maud Voyle. Olive Simpson,
Iva Jones, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Fleming.
Mile Kaufman and Stella Thomas.
PICNICKERS AT LINWOOD.
One OF the most enjoyable pIcnics yet
given at Linwood was held last Tuesday
afternoon. Games were INDUCED in un-
til O'Clock, when a dainty lunch was
served The invited picnickers were:
Eva Dill. Lola Kracaw, Marguerite Tor
rey. Beatrice Torrey, Mabel Din. Iva
Palmer. Gertrude Slutz. Marguerite
Dixon. May Kearney and Eva North.
escorted by Messrs Clifford Williams.
Wilf-ed Pearce, Berry Wall. Charles
Dixon, Fred North. Paul Wall and
Lloyd Palmer. Al a late hour all de-
parted for their homes, hoping 70 enjoy
another such time in the near future.
ANOTHER HAYRIDE.
Another merry crowd OF young people
who arrived by hayrack took possession
OF Linwood park Thursday evening. and
made night joyous with their merry
voices and happy laughter Games. re-
freshnencs and al the known diversions
OF a picnic occupied the attention OF the
young people until late hour. Misses
Sadie Joseph and Nina Reams acquitted
themselves in a most admirable manner
a. chape-oaes Of this party. which was
composed OF Misses Helen Pratt, Myrtle
and Carrie Reese, Winnie Barnes, En-
lily Torrington. Laura Newell, Fern
Dorsey, Eva North. and Messrs. George
Brown, Arthur Simm, Ned Goldberg. Ar
thur Ehrnardt, Ed. Lehman, Berrie
Wall. Stanipe- Oliver, Paul Wall and
Roscoe Maxwell.
FOR HER LITTLE FRIENDS.
Miss Ruth Wickedsham gave a party
to her little friends on Wednesday even
ing from to o'clock in honor of Miss
Charlotte Groves. The party was made
up largely OF her kindergarten friends.
The little folks enjoyed themselves
g;eefully at games and not least at re-
fceshnents. Those present were: John
Jacob Dold. Victor bold, Marguerite
keenan,, Hypatia Keenan,. Bessie May.
Woodward. Mera MleclLey, Henry Wal
lensteln. Jr., Gladys Kerfoot. Ethel
Slower, Jay Scott. Tess Taylor, Howard
Galusha, Ellen Dunn, Beuah Creditor.
Florence Voss, Tom Torrington, William
Torrington and Chariot Graves.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Lulu 3.
Parker and her Sunday school class OF
seventeen bright little matdens held a
h.
Music. games and rotations passed the
afternoon pleasantly. Among those
present were Pearl Frankenfield, Iva
Cole. Iva TORY. Susie BurKholder, Win
pie Murray, Hazel Mccoy, Anpte Zin-
norman, Alice Roberts, celia Blanger,
Carrie Merrill. Grace Dawson, Ethel
Gray, Edna Bone, Ruth Rogers, Emma
Tapp. Irene hartman, Rosa Todd. Miss
Parker was assisted by Merle L. Brooks
ard Miss Catalina Mason.
Astroea met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ruby Ellis, 1919 South Market
street. The topic Of the day was
"Great Men and Noble Women" Mem
bers present were Mrs. Gail ellis, Miss
es Lillian and Jessie Gish, Lulu An
drews. Preston and Emma Schwartz.
Verna Springggate of 1879 North Law
renee avenue has been entertaining the
Misses Alien Of Mayfield, Kan, for the
past week. They are delighted with our
city and contemplated coating here
should they conclude 10 do 50 We should
feel highly honored. as Miss Viola is an
exceptionally fine pianist and would be
quite an acquisition to the musical clubs
OF this city.
At meeting held by the ladies Of the
United Commercial Travellers the follow
ing lunch was decided upon:
Chicken.
Salad. Bread and Butter.
Pickles err Olives. Cake
Also bring tEole cloth. napi :, plates,
cups knives, forks and spoons. Please
bring enough aor your family and two
extra. Everyone must be provided with
a lunch. Travelling men are always
hungry