The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09


a former student Of the wichita High
school and MT. Cox OF the Wichita Com
! nercial Business College About seventy
! guests were present. among whom we're
& a Rose and daughter and Miss Minnie
| Williams Of Wichita, Harry c. Hyde and
| Mrs Morton Of Colwich- An elegant
wedding dinner was served. They re-
| ceived a large number OF useful and
| beautiful presents. The groom is a thriv-
! ing young business man in Lamont
where they VIII make their future home.
MEETING OF COOKING CLUB.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
| held its last meeting Of the year AT the
! nome Of Mrs. Newton Garst- The menu
/ was dispensed with and the afternoon de-
| ana electing officers for the incoming
year. Mrs. 3. II. Campbell. who has 50
/ ably held the position OF president. was
reelected. Mrs c. Y. Ferguson was
/ made vice president. Mrs. Ralph L. Mill
son, secretary: Mrs Oscar Barnes. treas
urer- 1t is hoped that all banquet dues
VIII be settled speedily by reporting 10
/ Mrs. Oscar Barnes. ---ose present were:
/ Mrs J. II. Alley, Mrs. Fred Smvth. Mrs.
I Oscar Barnes. Mrs. B. H. Campbell.
PARTY FOR MISS FRY1uRE.
! One Of the most delightful parties OF
the season was given last Wednesday
evening at the beautiful country home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frymire, four miles north
west Of Wichita by their daughter Miss
Bessie The rooms looked beautiful,
| decorated in Marguerites ana roses. The
evening was spent in both vocal and in
strumentsl music and games. Refresh
! ments, consisting Of ice cream, cake,
and strawberries weer served. At q late
hour the guests departed, declaring Miss
Bessie a charming hostess Among the
guests were Misses Ella Hacker, Mar
garet Blattenberg, Bess Selby, Iva Jones.
Sallie Rice, Virgie Worick, Afabie Dun
can, Mary Haskell, Edna Koble, Nable
Sweetland, - Kernohan, Ida Fry
mire, Carrie Ledgewood. Florence and
Lulu FryInire. Mable Smith, Blanch Ed
wards; Messrs. Frank Rice; Frank Jones,
VIII Rice. John Kearney, VIII Spolten.
Richard Young, Harr Kernohan, Arthur
Jones, Theodore Young, Robert Smith,
john Bunton. Ray Frymire, WIN Com
bites, Dennis Sharpless, Len Tussler,
VIII Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Smith,
Mr.. and -1rs. Edwards. Mrs. lockwood.
Mr.. COmbites, Lewis RayIand and many
others whose names could not be learned.
ST. PAULS CHURCH PICNIC.
Mrs. II. A. tost gave her class of st.
Psurs Sunday school a picnic in North
Riverside park Friday afternoon. Those
present We're Melvin Prell, Grace Davis.
Raytion Spencer, Mabel Hamilton, En-
ma Barnaby Leila Thompson, Lulu Rog-
ers. Anna Peoples, Opal Wilson, Margaret
Hewey, Agnes Reynolds, Eta Arm
strong Fern Burress. Lizzie Schrefiier,
Katie SchreIner, Inez Green, Mary Post,
Walter Post, Mr.. and Mrs. II. \ Post.
Refreshments were served early owing TO
the rain but all departed hoping for an
other picnic in the near future.
MISS CARRIE MARTINS BIRTHDAY.
Miss Carrie Martin was agreeably sur
prised at her home, 745 South main Sat
urday afternoon, by a number Of her 1T
tie friends, who came to help enjoy her
ninth birthday. Many nice presents We're
received. Refreshments were served.
Each one received a photo of Miss Carrie
as a souvenir. Those present We're: !
Ralph Morgan, Herbert Crowley, Herbert |
.Fennel, Herman Blume, Howard ROg-
ers. Fred Blume, Dacie Leahy, George I
Blume, Patrick Redmond. Charlie Tolan, /
Margaret Redmond, Rosa Redmond, !
Pearl Kenstlerh Mary Lappin, Fannie /
Mahon, Nellie Herrig, Elsie Van Deven- /
ter, Mary Stafford, Nellie Roe, Edith I
Rogers, Bessie Morgan, Hazel Van De- /
venter. Bessie MahOn, Matte SherWin, 1
Carrie Martin.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS RECEPTION /
Class No. 6 of the Central Christian /
church gave a pretty and novel reception /
Monday night at the home Of Mr.. and /
Mrs Guy Meyers, $50 Waco avenue, brief /
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the Eagle. The class was that taught !
by Miss Florence Sullivan and they de-
lightfulIy entertained their guests. on
the lawn was a tent, and within, was q !
table arranged for parior croquet. The
balls and mallets were of egg shells, and
the penalty for breaking was 10 go back
to the beginning. The final post was a
stick of candy, and the winners had the
privilege of taking q bite from It. The
lawn was decorated with lanterns and the
porches with rags and cushions. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
Ropes of roses rose from the corners Of
the table to the chandelier and the CEN
ter of the table was miniature lake
with roses. Each of the
guests was given a cOnundrum and re-
Quired to consult the fortune teller on
the lawn. Misses Merriam Payne and
Nellie Parkhurst gave piano solos as olso
did May Comfy and Anna Rooney. Otho
Myers gave a humorous recitation and
Miss Helen Myers a cake walk. Mrs
Myers and Miss Sullivan were assisted
By Misses Edna Ledgerwood, Louie Da-
Wis, Florence Carvin, Edith Bishop. Win
ME Mercer, Anna Rooney, Miriam Payne,
Bessie Cowley and E0ith Carnifax-
PUPILS HAVE A PICNIC.
The eighth grade Of the Mccormick
school had its farewell picnic Wednesday
n Linwood park. An elaborate picnic din
1e- was served by the girls Those pres
ent were: Miss Amy Burd, Misses Lila
Rea, Leah Kirkland, Lena Warner, Al
Zee Farmer, Leila Reaside. Frances Par
sons. Lena Larimer, Clara Foster, Mabel
Glenn. Katie Bell. -deshrs- Charles Rum
nell, Charles Dunn, Edwin McNaughten,
Ray Dodge. Tracy y orl, Charles Mayer
zurth.
Thirty-one ladies were entertained by
Mrs. J. G. Dorsey Friday afternoon, in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Palmer and I
her sister, Mrs. Mlbaak of Chfhcothe. ,
No. The home was prettily decora ted
The afternoon was spent IN games. Those
present were:
desdsmes J. P. Allen, James Allison, J.
= Dunn, 7 X. Gill, J. y. Eaymaker,
Whitaker. J. N Moore. L s. Naftzger,
= r. Priddy. II. J. Roy, I. n Singer. T.
:. Wilson, J. T. Wright, T. r Dyer, Geo.
charlton, Clements. s. A Bass, J. y.
Thapple. Eta Hendee, " J. Martindale.
Taylor OF Rock Island, H.. J. ". Kirk
wood, ;. 3. Anawalt, z. E Masterman.
Robert Hall, S L. Hersey, Milton Keuar,
Fred Besch and Mrs. Arnold
The ladies' Of Hypatia picnieed Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c. ".
Jackson on Park Place Supper was 4
srved. Those present We're: Z
Nssdsnes Lena Beach, n. y. Buck
Ter. Addie Cleveland. ]. c. Dunn. r f.
DUNN, J G. Dorsey. J. L. Dyer. s. Z. 4
Jersey, Louise Henderson Eta Heudee.
ackson. Seamans. Julia Mclean. z. II
Newman. L r Priddy. Julia Richards. q
Z a Singer. Il. @. Toler- Warren. T. 4
:, Wilson. Miss Mitchell Of Kansas City.
Tiss Lucy Stuckey. Mss Lu Philips, Miss
ienevra Joseiyu-