The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-14
Mrs. George Lock viii Give a
a Bathing Party.
ISSUE CLEVER INVITATIONS
Mrs. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks
Entertain.

season will be the swimming party given
by Mrs. George P. Locke at her home IN
Riverside next Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
This kind of entertainment viii be an in
novation 70 most Wichita people. since
the dam has been put an the water is
specially fine for bathing. The invitations
which Mrs. Locke has sent to her guests
read as follows:
Mrs. George Locke invites you
To be in the swim.
Bring bathing suit and
Hat without brim.
Those who do not care to 20 in
Can sit on the bank
Or hang on limb"
FOR MISS LILLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brooks gave nau-
sicale last Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Josephine Lilly, who has been
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Brooks Music and other advertisements
made the evening pass very quickly,
which was a particularly enjoyable one.
Later in the evening tempting refresh
ments were served Misses Walker, Lari-
solos which were greatly appreciated by
the guests. Messrs. Bruce Priddy and
Fred Little gave a piano selection. Miss
Bessie Reed played an instrumental solo
very cleverly. Those to enjoy Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks hospitality were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Aylesbury, 3Ir. and Mrs. Homer,
Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. Thornton Sar-
gent, Mr.. and Mrs. Potts, Mr.. and Mrs.
CIapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Englehart. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 2. Fulhngton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P Murdoch,
Mr.. J. D Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Walker. DR.. and Mrs. Oldham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Vail Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Fletcher,
Mrs T Fitch, Mr.. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smythe. Mr.. and Mrs. Pond, Mr..
Delaney, Mr.. Charles Smyth, Misses Alb
bic Potts Laura Gohegan, Margaret
Brown 8IcKibbon, Genevra Jocelyn, Le-
vera Stotler. Elvie Walker. Mabel Lari-
1ner and eBssie Reed; Messrs. Frank
Davidson. Fred Little, Bruce Priddy, Wal
ter lines, Howard Moffat Charles Top
ping. Howard Wheeler. Claude Larimer,
Elmer Reese, Chapman
MISS HAYNES ENTERTAINs.
Miss Gertrude Haynes, at her home on
Waco avenue, entertained charmingly
Thursday afternoon and evening between
the hours of and 8, in honor Of her guest,
Miss Eva Peck Of EmpOria. The pretty
cottage was profusely and tastily decorat-
nd in the national colsrs. The 'front.' ver-
anda being entirely 0Taped by an inn
mense flag. In one coy corner was the
frappe bowl. presided over by Miss Pearl
Haynes and Miss Florence Anderson.
Cards occupied the attention of the guests
during the afternoon, the favors being
won by Mrs. Earl Hartle and Miss Grace
Cossin. One of the daintiest of lunches
was enjoyed after the game by the guests
present who were: Mrs. Arch McVicar,
Mrs. Lucien Baker, Mrs. Frank Harris,
Mrs. Earl Hartle and Mrs. Bash; Miss
Olive Wells Of Kansas City and Miss Nc
Donald of New York; Misses Ella Stanton,
Mary RIGHT, Sophia Getto. Ella TerriI,
Alice Wells. Minnie RIGHT, Anna Stanton,
Florence Anderson. Pearl Haynes. Grace
Cossn, Emma Johnson, Florence RIGHT
and Nora Payne
MRS. w. J. WALLACE ENTERTAINS.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. W. ]. Wal
lace entertained a few friends in honor of
her brother. Mr.. Thomas NJ. LAWN, of
Sumpter, Oregon, whom she had not seen
IN sixteen years. The guests assembled
early in the evening and enjoyed a pleas
ant hour Of merry chat and acquaintance
making after which progressive whist
entertained the party until a late hour.
The lady's prize for most points won was
h. A. EKr,1i,- AFf11ar
earned trophy was a dainty china cup
and saucer which the winner most gra-
clously accepted as her souvenir of the
happy occasion. Mr.. w. C. Beck was
enough of a champion at the game TO win
the gentleman's first prize. which was a
finely decorated ash tray. After the prizes
We're announced and the games over the
guests were uShered into the dining room,
where refreshments were served After
refreshments Mrs. Col Bryant entertain
ed the party with some finely rendered
vocal selections. her daughter. Mrs.
Welles Miller being her accompanies. Mr..
LAWN. the guest OF honor. leaves for his
home this evening.
MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
y. J. Wallace extended the ever cordial
and welcome hospitality of their suburb
an homo TO a say party OF city friends.
1t Was a moonlight picnic and free. IN
restrained gasety marked the occasion.
All the city guests met at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wallace. 1851 Park
Place avenue. and at 5 o'clock left for
the scene Of pleasure. Many times before
have Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace entertained
zher city friends at their lovely country
place. but rarely. If ever. have they had
a more enjoyable group assembled. who
thoroughly partoolz Of Ire hospitality az
forded. Mrs Col. Montgomery Bryant
was the very liberal and gracious chap
erone Of The party, and she and Miss Shot
ley favored the guests with a duet, and
Mrs. Bryant with several vocal selections. !
For these Mrs. Marriager suppueu the ac-
compartment az well as lur the dancing
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