The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-21

Kansas City, Ray Carpenter Of Chicago
Joe Ransome. Sylvester Peoples. Roscoe
Maxwell, Frank Brickridge. Earl Jenkins
Fred Goodwine, George Phillips Edwlr
Startz. Ray AlcCon1b and Fred Hoover
MISS KRUGER ENTERTAINS.
Miss Mabel Kruger gave party last
night at her home on Alderman Island
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bright, Mrs Hobbs, Mrs. McQuarry, Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Kruger; Misses Bessie
Hobbs, Sarah Dunn. Ellen Dunn. Louisa
Seal. Minnie McQuarry, Nettie Hobbs.
afessrs. W. Kruger, E. Kruger. F. Suitler.
w. McQuarry, John Dunn. They all left
at late hour, bidding Miss Mabel good
night.
D. W. CLUB MEET.
The I'D. W." club. which some time ago
| disbanded for the summer months, be-
came reanimated and met last Monday at
ternoon for a picnic IN Riverside park.
Since, at their past meetings. the war had
received many lively discussions, It was
| thought but fitting that this event should
be made q peace celebration, which was
accordingly done; and, never having met
! without program, this was not allowed
TO be an exception, and one was rendered.
consisting Of reading by Mrs. Copeland.
a recitation by Mrs. Sarah Lawrence and
a recita ton by Miss Jessie Copeland, fol-
lowed by a quotation contest" In the
latter a number Of quotations were repeat
ed from different poets and the ladies re-
quired 10 give the name OF the author.
First and second prizes were won by Miss
Duvall, of Pueblo, Colo, and Mrs. Dean.
After the usual raid upon well filled oas-
kets, they dispersed to meet again when
the frost is on the pumpkin each lady
wearing home a tiny American flag as
souvenir Of the occasion. Those present
were Mesdames J. H. Osborne, H. H.
Graves, swab, Button of Denver, Duvall
of Pueblo, c. A Clayton, D. c. Taylor. R.
c. Dean, Altman and three little daugh-
tiers. Franklin, Lawrence. Kindred, Cope
land, and Misses Emma and Esther Swab.
Duvau, Button, Jessie and Nettie Cope
land.
MRS. STEARNS' PARTY.
Mrs. Fred Stearns Of North Waco enter
tanned Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Allen of New Orleans. A dainty lunch
was served. The invited guests were:
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Ayler, Mrs. Young. Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs. Cossett, Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Guffey. Mrs. Maxwell, |
Mrs. Helm, Mrs Hamilton. Mrs. Soule, !
Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Stearns, Mrs. McNagh- |
ten and Mrs. Anderson.
MRS. LON KETZLER SURPRISED.
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, about
thirty of the friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Lon Ketzler met at her house and gave
her surprise in honor Of her birthday.
They remembered her with a beautiful
prayer book, which she appreciates very
highly.
FOR MISS MKNIGHT.
Miss Ola Kinkead entertained an in
formal Kensington in honor of her friend,
Miss Mcknight of st. Louis, Tuesday af-
-ernoon. The favors were designed by the
hostess in red, white and blue, with con-
written upon them, which af-
,orded considerable amusement.
Last Wednesday a gay picnic party en-
oyed the beauties and recreating enjoy
nents of the new park in an an-day out
ng. The party was composed of the young
people Of the east part of the city, and a
most enjoyable occasion it was TO an those
who took part. The young company went
,ut to the park at an early hour of the
lay, and remained until long after night
all. proclaiming the day a success and
he affair thoroughly enjoyable one.
rhe guests of the occasion were: Misses
va Cole, Jennie Ladd, Mabel Rogers,
Smith, Pearl Rouse and Ruth
, THAR dinners q !
he park, played games and thoroughly
,njoyed themselves for the day. Miss
Bessie Ladd was the chaperone Of the gay ,
arty and in every way acquitted herself
s one fitted to look after the wants of
UGH a group.
Last Thursday evening at the home of
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
)iefenbach- Mr.. Vvally Turley and Miss
Anna Diefenbach We're united in marriage, |
Rev. E. A. Newly of Canton, Mo, broth
of the groom, officiating. Mr..
ay Sweet of 'this city was the best man
nd Miss Myrtle Turley, sister of the
room. bridesmaid. Miss Lula Shepherd |
f this city played the wedding march.
IN Friday evening, at the home of the |
rooms parents, Jerome Turley of Dat e
lie. was extended a formal reception to
ne young pair. at which many Wichita 7
itizens were present. At both occasions 7
large number were in attendance teSti- c
wing by their presence to their enduring t
steem for the young couple. Many useful [
nd appropriate presents were received by q
lie welded pair. and they commence their c
ew career with the best wishes Of a q
ost of friends !,