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

| Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Beal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bowman. DR.. and Mrs.
Pass, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cottman, Mrs
/ Howard, Ms. G. W. Hoss, Mrs. Jobes
| Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons, Mrs. Ben
| NcLain. Rev. and Mrs Pruen, Mrs. D.
! o. Williams, Mrs. Roy, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Sweezy, Mr.. and Mrs. C. y. TaIman,
! Mrs. c. II. West. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
| Rosa Raws9n, Mrs. Shaffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafferty,.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PICNIC.
One of the most delightful picnics CIV
Ell during the week was the one given
by class No. 20 of the First ". e. Sun
day school, last Friday afternoon. The
time was most pleasantly spent with
frolic and games. Not the least impor-
tant part Of the occasion was the dainty
luncheon served in the evening. Those
present were Miss Woody. Mrs. Eberly,
Mrs. Woody, Mary Biting, Jennie
Parkinson, Nay Jones, Addie Baker.
Lizzie Summers, Blanche Inlboden,
Bertha Kirkwood. Wazel Foote, Pearl
Torrey, Leila Torrey, Ida Whitman, Nj
ma Whitman, Pearl Doney, Mary Sales,
Daisy Rogers Opal Street and Leila
Purdue.
PARTY FOR MASTER JOHN LOGAN.
Mrs. J. ". Clayton and Mrs. A. w.
Sinclair gave their nephew, Master John
Logan. Of Columbus. Kan. who mas been
visiting them the past two months, a
party, in honor OF his ninth birthday, on
Saturday from to p. m, at the resi-
dence Of the former, 129 North Emporia
avenue. The little ones amused them
selves with various games until p. m,
when lunch was served on the lawn,
which consisted OF ell the delicious vi
ands which are dear TO childrens' hearts,
after which they departed home, wishing
Johnnie many happy returns Of the day.
Mesdames Clayton and Sinclair were as
sisted in entertaining the children by
Mrs. Katie Kayser, Mrs. Charles Lemcke
and Mrs. Katie Colstead. Master John
was therecipient of many handsome and
useful presents which will help TO re-
mind him Of the pleasant visit he had
with his aunts, uncles and cousins, and
also the many friends he made while in
the city. Johnnie will return to his
home in a few days. Those present
were: Johnnie. Dora, Ida and Wilbur
Sinclair, Katie. Willie, Harry and Geor-
gle Lemcke, May Wilkie, Mamie Wheel
er, Harry Wheeler, Katie Colstead,
Pearl Colstead, CORES Moore, Katie
Kaylor. Earl Taylor. Elsie Kaylor, Her
bert Crowley. John Logan, Ruth Crow
ley and Miss Eva Sinclair.
KINGS DAUGHTER'S PICNIC.
One of themost pleasant OF the sea-
sons out OF doors functions was the pic
mic az GriswOld Park last Tuesday at
which the Welles Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers INDUCED. Games. bicycle races and
a delightful spread on the grass were
features Of the altogether pleasant after
noon. Present were Mrs. Charles Knorr
Mrs. Vern Frazier, and Misses Mona
Thompson, - Peck Of Wellington,
Margie Knorr. Margaret Brown, Elvis
Walker, Anna Brown, Emma MCGEE,
Myrtle Siuss, Bessie Reed, Gertrude
Jackson. Grace McAdams. Edith Moi
fat, Abbie Potts, Emma Potts and
Aquilla Hettinger.
L
Miss Bessie Pe5chey was rendered a
surprise by her friends al her home
wednesday evening. The evening was
spent with games, music and general
At Iatehour a dainty
supper was served consisting Of ice
cream and cake. The invited guests in
Guided Misses Geneva Snyder, Dora Tu-
mis-, Mamie Clinesmith, Insz Stewart,
Nellie Ritenour, Maggie Sullivan, Loui-
sa and Emma Peachey, Susie Cooper and
Hattie Drake; Messrs Willie Gale, Civ
en- Tunis. John Klobstein, Charles Sny-
der, Willie Wilder, 81 Peachey, VIII Sui !
Ivan, VIII Cooper, Iris Krone. Roy and |
Ed. Ernest and Victor LeKrone.
SONS OF HERMAN PICNIC.
The Sons Of Herman OF this city will /
today hold their annual picnic at Ed |
ridge Grove. southeast OF this city. The |
park is a beautiful one and just adapt |
ad 20 the purpose. The Sons OF Her |
nan have always given successful |
events and they have made extensive |
for this picnic. Good ru-
SIC and numerous entertaining features
nave been provided for. For the accom-
of the Sons OF Herman and |
heir friends a conveyance viii leave
ne corner Of Main and Douglas every
lour. beginning AZ 10 o'clock
TROLLEY PARTY FOR MR.. LEVAN.
one Of the most pleasant social affairs
4 The season was the troly party given
as: Tuesday night by George Alexander
n honor OF Nr. Orville Levan, who LETT
n Wednesday for Lawrence to reside !
The company was a merry one and was
ut for a good time. Mrs. Chas. Nc
lung ana Mrs. ". ". Hamlin acted
: chape-ons The s,art was made az
he corner ~ Main and Douglas and the
Vest Side was first visited. and then
ne company went on; II College Hill. !
IN The way back they stopped at the
tutan residence and spen; a shor< time
With games. and also had refresh
nenss
They started home just before the
torn and had come but a short distance
,hen The power vas cut off and they
,ere stranded and in the dark. The time
assed rapidly with songs and other
ornls OF entertainment
Those preSsn; were Misses Fannie
'2rker. Mud McCracken. Kate Lee.