The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-09
ALL DAY RECEPTION
Given esday by Mrs. Cub
bon and Mrs. Harrison.
HYPATlA'S ANNUAL PICNIC
DR.. and Mrs, 0. J. Taylor
Given a Surprise.

One of the very pretty and successful
social affairs of the week was the Fourth
of July reception rendered by Mesdames
| j. D. Harrison and George T. Cubbon.
| This took place at the residence of Mrs.
Harrison on Seventeenth street. There
was a long list of invited guests and all
| of them were present at one or the other
of the occasions. In the afternoon the guests
assembled and spent that part Of the day
| very pleasantly with music, cards and
dancing. At $50 all the party were called
/ to the lawn, where four long tables were
| spread and refreshments served to the
| company. This service was attended by
the following ladies: Mesdames Wrinkle,
| Race, Cubbon and the Misses Florence
| Cubbon, Schad and Race. After the re-
csption the guests scattered about the
rooms Of the house and the lawns and a
| general good time resulted. Through the
/ evening there was music by string band
| and dancing in the house, and every
effort was made by the hostessesNt to make
Of this occasion one not soon forgotten.
There was no attempt for conveptionality,
\ and all the guests took part in the enter
| tainment with free, lively interest which
|
The list of invited guests was as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Race, Henry Schad,
| George Schad. Carpenter, Wheeler. Reiff,
Moore, Spencer, Sherard. Kies, Hersey.
| Oschell, Beck, Van Pelt, D. S. Howe,
| Childes, Weinschenk. Wrinkle, Safe,
Charlie Mahaney, George T. Cubbon and
Mrs. Davies, Mrs Kenagy, Mrs. Donnelly,
Mrs. Wepner of Pittsburg, DR.. and Mrs.
Kirby of Arkansas City, Mrs. Earle, and
Messrs. Frank Russell, Elmer Reese, DR..
Barth and Charlie Bigelow. Ray Cubbon,
Art Race, Ray Carpenter. and Misses
| Della Schad and Florence Cubbon.
DANCE AT MULVANE.
A party of young people. consisting Of
| Messrs. r. Sievert and ]. Stewart and
| the Misses Nellie Cox of Paris Texas,
| Edith Peckham and Edna Edmisson, at
| tended a seq II dance at Mulvane on the
night of the Fourth. A very enjoyable
time was had and the party returned
| Wednesday morning The young folks
| were chaperoned by Mrs. Edmisson Of
South Lawrence.
Miss Nellie Woods entertained at her
home on Washington avenue, July 4.
Those present were: Misses Fitzpatrick,
Woods. Messrs. Fred Hemmers. Milton
Barringer, Owen Newell, George Newell.
HYPATIA'E ANNUAL PICNIC.
The Hypatia club held the annual picnic
last Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Col
Inns on South Hydraulic. Counting the
children, there were sixty people present,
and the occasion was a most informally
enjoyable one. All of those appetizing
things to eat which are the acconpani-
ment of picnics, salads. cake, fired chick
en-, coffee and ice cream. were served to
the guests, who sat at the long tables
spread under the trees. The picnic this
year was in the nature of rejoicing at
the restoration to health of Mrs. Ceilings,
who was so dangerously i'll last winter.
The many expressions of affection and
esteem from her friends must have warm
ed her heart and assured her of the re-
gard which an unselfish nature inspires.
OF the gentlemen present there were Mr..
Ceilings, Ex-Governor Lewelling, Mr..
Delamater and Mr.. Warner. The chill
dren present ranged in age from IA years
TO 2 months. II the pesslmistic editor of
the Eagle could have seen the number Of
Hypatia babies he would probably recant
about the the club woman and the baby.
Mrs. y. o. AIcClees. of the Denver Wom-
ans club, was an honored guest Mrs.
McClees was formerly Miss Carrie Fisher
OF Wichita, and member of Hypatia.
SOCIAL MASQUERADE.
Master Donald Payne gave a masque-
rade party to. his young friends on the
evening Of July at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Payne, 5l4 Hew-
EFT avenue. West Side. The following
were present: Misses Jesse Lyons. Anna
Kelso. Ethel Cox. Kittie Hill. Pearl Bar
rows. Gertie Garrison, Rhoda Carney
Virgie Carney, Katie Stanton. Fern Ran
DALI Masters Herbert Smith. Walter
Storer, Tom Stanton, Roy Riley and Wal
ter Bachtet.
PYRAMID SOCIAL.
very pleasant and sociable evening
was enjoyed by the members Of Wichita
Council No. &c. Ancient Order Of the
Pyramids and their friends at their coun-
Gil hall, corner Topeka and Douglas ave
nues on last Thursday evening, July Z.
In spite of the threatening weather large
crowd gathered 70 enjoy the program and
dainty lunch which had been prepared for
McCHntock.. was present and took charge
Of the installation Of the officers. The
Pyramids is one of the largest and best
organized fraternal orders IN the city.
SURPRISE. DIR. AND MRS. TAYLOR.
One Of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season took place at the residence
OF DR.. O. ]. Taylor on last Thursday
evening. Mrs. Taylor and the doctor were
away from home ard upon their return
at about Q o'clock they found that their
home had heen taken possession Of by
members Of Peerless Degree Of Honor NJ.
eS Of which Mrs. Taylor is the chief Of
honor As soon as the surprise that the
presence # the guests had caused had
subsidized Mrs Taylor was presented with
a beautiful chair as a tVken 81 esteem
by the lodge Elegant refreshments were
served by the ladies of the Degree If
Honor. after Which the evening was spent
with music and social good time. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. \. &. Mueller,