The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26
In TROLLEY PARTIES
Interest in Social Circles
Centers on Them.
LUNCHES SERVED ENROUTE
And Music and Much Happi-
ness Prevailed.

The social features of the week in
Wichita has been the number of trolley
parties given. The hot weather has made
this form Of diversion real luxury. The
speed of the cars adds zest to converse
ton, brightness to spirits and happiness
to folk who have battled during the day
with much and persistent temperature of
high degrees. Music in some instances
was given on the car, and in others re-
freshments were served enroute-
On Tuesday evening crowd of young
people chaperoned by Mesdanes Boyle,
Decatur and Robertson gave very de-
lightful trolley party in honor OF Mr.. A.
F. Casad of this city and Mr.. ira Holmes
of Indianapolis, Ind. The evening was
spent in going over the entire street rail-
way system Late in the evening re-
freshments were served on the car. THOSE
who composed the jolly party were: Mes
danes Boyle, Decatur and Robertson;
Misses Decatur, Imboden, B. Imboden,
OldfieId, Sheppard, Barker, Slade Kirk
wood, B. Kirkwood, sewaH. Little Nc
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Carrioe of Alva, o. T.; Messrs. Boyle,
Robertson. Casad, Holmes. G. Parkinson,
D. Parkinson, Gibson, C. Reed, w. Reed,
Alexander, Cove, DR.. NJ. Kirkwood, Col
vim, w C. Staatz, Enterprise, Kan, Sake,
Parker and Jennings.
NJ E. RECEPTION.
A very delightful reception was given In
the parlors of the First M E. church by
the musical committee of that church.
Short talks were made by Rev. F. M.
Lynch Prof Marshal l and Mr.. o. A.
Boyle. A very pleasant time was enjoy
ed by all present. Refreshments were
served. The rest of the evening was
spent in having good time. Those pres
ent were; Misses Parker, Parkinson, I'M
boden, Oldfield, Sheppard, Oldfeld; Mes
DANES Marshall, Noble, Lynch, Houston,
Piatt, Bayle and Kirkwood, and Messrs.
Imboden, Yost, Colvin, McNeaI, Boyle,
Jennings, Piatt Houston and Marshall.
WHIST AND MUSIC.
The F. s. B. c. B. Whist club were de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
Miss Bessie Allen in honor of Miss AL
lens guest, Miss Sinclair of Lawrence,
last Tuesday evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed by all present in con-
versation, whist and in listening to some
very beautiful music. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Misses Sinclair, Treva Alley. May Camp
bell, Donna Fisher, Marie Biting, Carrie
Cogdell, June Niederlander of st. Louis,
Josephine Webb, Clara Washburn, Ma
mic Houck Winnie Barnes, Kate Cos
sett. Helen Pratt; Messrs. Fred Ayers,
Maurice Barnes, Alex Joseph, Dick I'm
boden, Gordon Oldham, Walter Trickey.
Lewis Biting, Edgar Hess, Dick Hays,
Alfred Lewis. Chester Shelley, Robert
Shearman, Harry Stinson, Walter Hess,
Ray Campbell.
PARTY AT CLEARWATER.
A farewell social was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Stanley
last Tuesday afternoon, August 1. in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jacobs,
who left here yesterday over the Santa
Be for Chicago, where they will reside
in future with their sons. Charley, Clyde
and Shell The following friends were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, Kell, Ma
credie, Nickerson. Craig, Keller, Hope,
Dunn, Coad, Mays, Pilgerrim, Tillinghast,
Stanley; also Mrs. Ferrison, Ross, Tomp-
kins, Skinner, Webb, Young, Morrison,
Ketchel, Prncehouse, Murphy, McClung.
Troster. Tillinghast, Mr.. Henry Halse
and Earl Ross. After an exceptionally
good time in social conversation for two
hours the party sat down to one of the
greatest dinners ever given in the state.
Shortly after o'clock after bidding Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs Godspeed. and wishing
them success in their new home, the
guests took their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs have resided in
Clearwater over sixteen years, and were
always prominent in everything that per-
tanned to the advancement of Clearwater
and vicinity. To say they will be missed
Is putting it too mildly. While Clear
water believes the change is to their ad-
vantage. and certainly hopes so, yet as
q community it regrets their departure,
and as their friends take them by the
hand and utter the words goodbye,
success attend YOU" they did so with the
full understanding that in the loss OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobs Clearwater has lost two
OF the brightest Jewels in her crown
FOR THE MISSES HOWE
Miss Matte Wingert entertained at her
home, 13n North Topeka avenue We'd
nesday afternoon for the Misses Stella
and Zeilah Howe of Kansas City. The
i. time was delightfully."- spent in games,
dancing and pleasant conversation The
cooling refreshments served to make the
young people forget the warm day and a
very nice time was enjoyed by all pres
ent. who were: Misses Nina Allen, Ethel
Brooks. Lettie Brown, Mamie Chandler.
May Comley, Cooper Gillespie, Maud
Hess, Lottie Hess. Hortense Imboden,
Florine Jacks, Nellie Lehman, Louise
Mcnamara, Ora westgate. Stella Howe,
Zeilah Howe.
ZEPHYR TROLLEY PARTY.
Last Wednesday the South Side Zephyr
Whist club gave a very enjoyable trolley
party. Those present were delightfully."-
entertained by both vocal and instru-
mental music
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitlock Mr.. and Mrs. GilTn re.
Mr. and Mrs Wolff. MI and Mrs FiTer.
Mrs. Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E;ckok.
Misses whitlock, Gilmore. Putnam.
Hartzell. Rodgers, Whitrow, Piper. Bow
ers. and Messrs. Dillon. Hiniard. Stew
ems and Burdick
ANOTHER TROLLEY PARTY.
Friday evening a very pleasant trci;ey
party was given By Mrs W 2 Ladd.
Misses Edna Bulshy. Alta Myers Nayme
and Ida Mahaaey 70 number u init
mate friends. The early part Z TIE
evening was spent IN riding over the
various street car lines and enjoying zee
scenery. Later in the evening The crowd
adjourned 10 the hcme OK the Misses
Mzhansy, On the corner Of Asxkst ~
Twentieth streets. ard Tire rest % the
evening was spent IN s<poslng ~ sqrna
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