The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-22

Friday Evening Dy Nm mDer or lie
FriendsAAIiss Coltman Entertains He
Wichita Friends at Her Home in tn,
Country-Many Pscnics.
The ]. Z. n. VI. club was entertained
Monday evening at Garfield hall By
Jackman, Arthur Pearce, Ed and Frank
Worrell, Frank Hite and Frank Kensler
The J. F. N NJ. club consists Of four
young ladies, Miss Maize Alley, Mis-
Joyse Maguiar, Miss Fac Alley and Miss
Neilia Jackman. These young ladies
have entertained Regularly every SIX
weeks for the past year and as Miss Ma
GUAR Is soon to leave for her home in
kentucky, the young gentlemen thought
to show their appreciation Of these
charming entertainers by giving the
Dancing party on Monday evening.
The young ladies' are lavish in their
use OF the superl alive adjective in de-
scribing the costu mes, appointment Of
the rail- and their pleasurable evening.
Punch was served and dainty souvenirs
programs provided The chaperones
were. Mr.. and Mrs Whittier and Mr..
and Mrs Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney, Captain and Mrs Myers and Mrs.
Junkerman. The guests were: Bert
Seiover. Marshall JACK man, Ed. SelOver,
Frank Worrell, E1 EV'orrell, Frank Ken
sler. Frank Hite, Car Aley, Fred Heller,
Arthur Pierce. SharDes Bartine, Fred
Dennis, Newt Edwards. Harry Hawley,
Nestor Man. Fred Little, John Crib.
Evert Fleming. John Woodland, jim
Vincent Claude Larimer, Hal
Coy, Park Enboden. Given
Hagney, Clyde Maxwell, Clarence Her
fori, Shelby Hite, VIII Pierce. Verne
Frazier, Lee Corbett. Clarence Sluss
Mr. Davenport, Earnest Kramer, viii
Funk, Ornah Alley, George Little Ardo
Williams, George Lynch. Jesse McCIees.
Elmer Reece, Roy Corhett, Delos Woods,
Walter Dyer, Edgar Keailseimer, Jay
Chapel, DR.. Charles Adams, George
Westgate Roy Allen, Willis Miller, Viii
Homer, and Misses Joyce Maguiar,
Hattie Tanner, Flora Carpenter, Nellie
Jacknlap, Maize Alley, Florence Bueck-
eridge, Stella Worcell. Grace York,
Katie Junker7nan, Fac Alley, Saddle
Joseph, Blanche Chandler, Agnus David
son, Fife Reurns, BuTnice Frederick.
Bessie Reed, Maude Rentz. Margery
English, Virgil Little. Miss Brent, Eu-
dora Woods. Myrtle SlJrss, Mary Dorsey,
Pearl Murdock, Annie Brown, Maude
Matthews, Beryl Lehman, Lizzie Noble,
Grace McAdams, Lille Lewis, Susie
Merrill. Lucy Thomas, Hattie Wells,
Daisy Lynch, Olive Magill, Margaret
Brown, Nina Reans. Maud Rix, Treva
Alley. Florence Reed. Cordelia Linell,
Clara Dickson. Lena Cox. Mesdames
Miller, Dyer, Hite. Pierce. Frazier, Cor
bett. Oman Alley, Julia Junkerulan.
SURPRISE MISS SPITZLEIR.
On last Friday evening a surprise par
~ was given to Miss Freda Sp5tzler at
her home, five miles west OF town. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
playing games and in lively and humor-
Gus conversation. An elaborate supper
was served. after which the merry
throng returned home under the glare OF
the moon. Those present were: Misses
Annie Schober, Johanna Stein, Maud and
Mabel Vols. Minnie Schober. Annie
Hoffman, Fannie and Mary Schober,
with an escort of AIessrs f. l.. Watzka,
r. c. Bolte, John Schober. VIII Suhn,
Frank Jasper, Albert Parrot and Z.
Newhold.
MISS COTTMAN ENTERTAINS.
Miss Olive Cottman entertained
number of her young friends in honor OF
her counsin, Miss Minnie Rafferty,, of
FL Dorado, Friday evening. The four
mile drive TO her home was one of the
enjoyable features Of the evening The
hay ride was a novelty and caused great
merrment. The beautiful and spacious
lawn was brilliantly Illuminated. Games
md music gave entertainment 10 the
guests. Some Of the more Venturesome
Secretly sought the melon patch but
were hastily scattered by the faithful
watch dog ere much Of the delicious /
fruit has been plundered.
Delicate refreshments were served on |
the lawn and at a late hour the guests |
departed. full OF praize for their charm !
Ing hostess and the delightful evening 1
spent at her home The guests were: !
Misses Minnie Rafferty,. Nellie Rafferty,. /
Bessie Means. Murden Martindale. Bes- !
Pie Smith, Mabel Niunns. Caltha Martin /
dale. Lotta Charlton. Irene Hamilton.
Kate Simpson, Pearl Craig. Messrs. ASH. |
Means. sam Anderson. Ronald Smith. /
John Van Dine, Charles Elder. Percy /
Chandler, Harry Rogers, judd Cottman,
Clyde Israel
PICNIC IN THE COUNTRY.
One o fthe most enjoyable picnics Of
the season was held at the country
home Of J. D. Cottman, four miles south
on Seneca. The Ladies' Aid society os
Dodge Avenue NJ. +. church. with their
husbands, We're the fortunate ones 10 re-
ceive the invitation. Those VINO had at
tended these famous picnics before were
anxious 10 again participate in the lux
uries Of that fruit farm. And Jolly
crowd indeed il was that took the trip
The Gay was perfect. and the drive de- |
lightfuL The guests were most cordial
" welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Co;tman.
and they were assured that the freedom
Of the farm was theirs During the af-
ternoon watermslons were served. and
the peaches and grapes that disappeared
MAS astonishing. Any attempt at de-
tciihiGs The beautiful repast would be
futile. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Allison. Mrs Burrows. Mauds