The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
LAWN PARTY
By Misses Cook and Hutchi-
nson for Miss Taylor
NEW ARRIVALS AT GEUDA
Enjoyable Bike Party at Miss
Blanche Cookies.

Cooke and HUTCHINSON at TIC HOAS
Miss Cooke. 11s1 Waco avenue, in honor
of Miss Pearl Taylor Of Omaha The
evening was spent with games and nu-
sic by Chinneth's Mandolin club, The IN
yited guests were: Misses Howard DEAN
Brooks. Horrell, Sigerson, Taylor Goldie
Evans, Mable Hutchinson. Mable Deam'
Jennie Cox, Isabel Brooks, Robinson
Bowers, Olive Hutchinson, May Ayers
Lillian and Frances Hutchison' Pearl ana
MYRTLE Cooke; Messrs. Earl Brooks VIII
and Robert Parker, Charles Carver BiatI
Dawson, Mat and Harry McGarlgle,
Frank Hill, Will and Victor Bowers All
Conklin. Frank Harris, Jesse Smith, Guy
Moore, Will Horton, Vern Waltermeyer'
Mort Rutan, D. C. Simmons, Clyde Far
les, Homer Brown, Claude Smith.
AT GEUDA SPRINGS.
&, Society is becoming quite lively at
Getda Springs where a great many
Wichitans are sojourning during the
warm weather. Some of the arrivals at
the Hotel Geuda during the past week
are: Mrs Minerf, r. c. Bolte and wife,
M L. Carver, Mrs. o. P. Fagin, Guthrie;
Mrs. John H. Havinghorst, Guthrie; Mrs.
]. w. Lynch, Ponca City; Mrs. o. X
Smith and son, Bert L. Miller, Colwich;
A Apple, Wichita; L. w. Keoke, st.
Louis; Harper Cunningham, Guthrie;
Mrs. H. c. Devilbiss, Oklahoma City;
]. N. Harter, winfield; James Jordan
and wife, Winfield; Hannah J. Lowers,
Brantford, Canada; Marie Heath. Guth-
mt
land, Mrs. Holland and daughter, Wich-
tia mills G. Voris, Newkirk, O. t.; Mrs.
e. ". Lawrence, Wichita; Mrs. Tom
Moore, Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Albright,
Winfield; F. ]. McGlinckey, Oklahoma
City; L. N. Bates, Kansas City; P. ].
Schofeld, wife and daughter; Mrs. c. +.
Luening, wellington; Miss Kate Luening,
Miss Anna Glaman, ]. ]. Barry, Kansas
City; ]. Frank Rice, st. Joe; Mrs. Bly,
Arkansas City.
Guests at the Bath House, Geuda
Springs: Mrs. Branton and daughter
Wisconsin; Mrs. ]. Mack Love and
daughter, Arkansas City: Mrs. Helen
McAfiIlen, Fort Garland, Colo; Mrs. As
ton, Oklahoma City; Miss Marshall, Win
I field; Mrs H C. Beamer,. Arkansas City;
/
MattieN Tallman, Guthrie; G. w. Wheeler
and wife, Oklahoma City; Mr.. Atyeo'
Emporia; Mr.. Legion, Oklahoma; L. c.
| Edwards, Burton, Kan; Mrs. 7. B. Can
field. Otoe Agency; Miss Bessie Garfield,
Arkansas city; Rev. Ogilvie, Ponca City;
Mrs. Ogilvie, Ponca City; 2. P. Casad'
Mrs. Casad, Garden Plain; VIM. Palmer,
Medicine Lodge; Mr.. H. Will and wife,
| Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Mary williams has left town and
is now teaching class in dressmaking
at Alva, o. T.
Mrs. Rayal is visiting her daughter at
Batchelder, o. T.
BICYCLE PARTY.
Last Wednesday evening merry party
Of bicycle riders rode out to the beautiful
home Of Miss Blanche Cook on College
| Hill, where a most delightful evening was
spent by ALL Music was the main feature
| of the evening and at a late hour Miss
Cook led the way to the dining room,
where delicious refreshments were serv-
ed, soon after which all oade their host
ess good night and departed. Only those
| who have had the honor of being Miss
Cooks guests know of the merits she
possesses as hostess. Those who made
up the party were as follows: Misses
Mable Jones, Jessie Jones, Cora Wilson,
Clara Schumacher, Lillian Watson. Lena
! Watson, Ethel Foster Bessie Osler, Lola
Crakaw and Flora Foster; Messrs. Innes,
House, Robert Sladen. Charlie Preston,
Lorrie Watson, Fred Alliston, Will Par
ker and Clyde Farris.
OTJEN-
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
morning, August g. at the home Of the
brides mother. on University avenue,
when Miss Lilly Gallagher was united in
marriage to Mr.. Christian S. Often, Rev.
]. S. Calnon officiating. The groom is a
prominent business man Of Milwaukee,
III which city they will reside.
SPIDER WEB PARTY.
A very enjoyable spider web party was
given Wednesday evening by Miss Kath-
crime Hill at her country home on North
Arkansas avenue. The evening was
spent in games and music and dancing.
Refreshments were served at a late hour.
The prizes were awarded to Miss Winnie
Clark and Miss Maggie Hartsell. Those
who participated in this enjoyable event
were: Misses Winnie Clark, Verna Clark.
Mature Spencer. Lesbia Heron, Maggie
| Hartzell Lydia Hartzell, Katherine Hill,
Anna Hill, Mary Craig, Lena Craig, Ber-
tina Ayres; Mesdames Peter Beard, Ed
ST. Patrick. John Ayres. Jack Stanton;
Aiessrs. George Burke, Ralph Burke,
James Craig. Ambrose Markham, Willie
Bowers, Walter Hartsell.
GAVE A BROWNIE PARTY.
Master Paul Hill entertained a number
of his boy friends at Brownie" party
at his home. mile west OF the city. last
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hill was assist
ed in serving refreshments and amusing
the boys by Mrs. A. E. Helm and Misses
Myrta Mccormick and AIable Aiitts.
Those invited were: Ernest and Rollo
Buckley. Everett and DEAN Weaver.
Willie and Earl Wallace, Sheldon Free
man. Harry Riley. Roy Keiso. Herschel
Dunn, Ralph Helm, Hughie Richmond.
John Calnon;
MRS. D. n. RANDALL
| The Ladies' Aid society and thcir
friends were entertained last Etiday at
ternoon By Mrs. d. II. Ran lau ed her
daughters. Misses Fern and Happie. a;
thesr home. $40 South Hewitt avenue. on
the West Side. The house and lawn were
daintiIy arranged for the occasion aad
the afternoon was a very enjoyable one
for all those present Some seventy
guests were received and 4 sche-Al ex-
change OF IDEAS was no small Tenure G:
the occasion Although it was ladies'
reception few gentlemen were als9 wei
coined and maie themselves usualIy