The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27
|CHAPERONOF CAMP IS
Gives Her Young Friends
Another Delightful Party.
M0ONLIGHTPICNlC AT PARK
Surprises fer Miss BeaI and
Miss Green.

Mrs. Bert Bennett, chaperon Of Camp
10. which recently returned from two
weeks outing on the Walnut, entertained
the>members of that most congenial par
ty at her home on LeweIlyn avenue
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in games and music and an hours
chat In the hammocks, after which the
guests adjourned to the house, where q
per Mr.. Bert Bennett and Mr.. Gus Hill
furnished some very delightful dance
music, which was taken advantage Of till
q late hour, when the merry party left for
their respective homes. Following are
the names Of the thirteen who were pres
emit: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bennett. Miss
Blanche Bennett, Miss Olive Hill, Miss
Ola Grosh, Miss Lucille Grosh, Miss Sara
Shoemaker, Miss Lulu Leonard. Clarence
johnson, Will Hays. Dick Hays, Gus Hill
and o. H. Zimmerman.
MOONLIGHT PARTY.
A merry crowd enjoyed the moonlight
the past week. with a picnic party at
Griswold park Wednesday evening, chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Dubois,
Mrs. Decatur, and>>Mr. and Mrs. 2. G.
Robertson. Chinese lanterns hung over
the tables made gay illumination until
the moon rose. Those who made up the
party were: Misses Slade, Olive Decatur,
Eva Decatur, Imboden, Blanche limbo
den, Hayworth, Woolard, Kirkwood.
willecy Of Texas, sewall, Evans, Parker,
Oldfleld, Parkinson. Shepherd; Messrs.
Harry Stanley, Pierce Torrey, Ray Tor
rey, Taylor, Murray KirlCwood, ALI Lew
is, Everett Alexander, Jim. Woolard,
Myron Boyle, Prof. e. c. Shedd, VIII
Parker, Bert Parker, George Parkinson.
John Parkinson, David Parkinson, Ed
Jennings, Arch virden and Mr.. Eyester.
MISS GREEN.
Miss Pearl Green was very enjoyably
surprised, Wednesday evening. at her
home, 216 Indiana avenue, by . merry
crowd of young folks. The evening was
very pleasantly spent by playing crokin-
ole and various other games. Dainty re-
freshments were served. At a late hour
the guests departed. all voting Miss
Pearl a delightful hostess. Those pres
emit were: Misses Editha Cowden, Beulah
Cowden, Winnie Young, Lizzie Briggs,
Eta Winters. Winnie Winters, Mabel
Reed. Orc Sim, Josie Tracy, Pearl Green
and Minnie Williams; Messrs.. Leroy
Cox, Charles Coulter, Kent Merry, Ray
Bailey. Arthur Jackman, John Briggs and
Leslie Sim.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Miss Ethel Beal was very pleasantly
surprised by her friends yesterday after
noon at her home on the West Side, in
honor Of her thirteenth birthday. Mrs.
Beal was assisted by Miss Myrtle Evans
and Miss Bessie Means On receiving ana
entertaining. Dainty refreshments were
served and each and all declared them
selves to have passed a very pleasant af-
ternoon. Those present were: Ethel Beal,
Lulu Cartwright, Lena Larimer, Jessie
Burrows, Stella Holmes, Elsie Collins,
Mable Dorsey, Helen Dorsey, Dot Will
Jams, Nora Calhoun, Blanche Beah Clar-
ence Collins. Ralph Beal, Carl Beal and
Clyde Cartwright.
BOATING PARTY.
A jolly crowd took their lunch TO the
park Thursday evening and spent the
time in picnicking. boating and music
The ladies served nice lunch, after
which they all took boats and proceeded
to make merry until 10 O'Clock. when
they returned after having had grand