The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
The Week iD Wichita Society
Weddings, PicDcS, aDd Boat Rides


Rev and Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs.
| Richard Pool, DR.. OrviI Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Howard. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McCjomas Miss Cleveland, Miss
! Cynthia Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
! Rogers. Mrs. Z. N. Davis, Mrs. c. E
| Mounts. Miss Carrie Shuts, Mr.. Roscoe
/ Piper, Miss Helen Colvil!e, Miss Florence
/ Culver, Miss Josephine Bowers. Miss
! Clara Bowers. Mrs w. T. Macauley,
Miss Alice Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B.
Price and daughter, Lillian; Mr.. Jack
Parkinson, Mrs Ben Reynolds, from
{ Clearwater, Kansas, Mrs. ]. 3. Kell and
daughter Frances, Miss Byrd Marquis,
Mr. Ralph Marquis, Mrs a F. Ross,
Miss Mona Corbin. Mr.. John Hammers,
from Mulvane, Kansas. Mrs. f. W. Phil
lips and son Joe and Miss Jennie Hun
saker; from Argonia, Kansas, Mrs.
James McLain and Miss Clara Shull;
from Hayesville Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Dunkin.
PICNIC AT LINWOOD.
Thursday, a party of Wichita people
spent the afternoon and evening, pic
niclling at Linwood. The party included:
Mrs. George Campbell Miss Nettie Lin
grove. Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Roberta
Davis. Miss Anna Stewart, Miss Anna.
Davis, Miss Alma Lingrove, Miss Susie
Davis. Mr. Robert Compben and N. ].
4. Davis.
PICNIC AT HELLER'S GROVE.
The following were the members of a
party that picnicked at Heller's grove
last Monday.
Misses Lyde HartzeI, Pansy Myers.
Rose Dunmire, Mabel Gray, Orpha Nor
ris. Susie Gore. MoIlie Smith; Messrs.
Dick Backett. Bert Dunmire. Jesse Hag-
gcrty, Charles Parrot, William PARROT,
Hugh Preston.
HAD SUNRISE PICNIC.
Friday morning a Lively crowd had
breakfast at Sullivans dam The party
was composed of Rev. A. \. Parkes and
Wife. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Lloyd. Mrs. Bean Miss Bean,
Miss Carroll Edwards. Miss Davis Miss
Grace Davis, Miss Chain. Miss Hazel
Chain, Miss Regina Stanley, Miss Bertha
Miller. DR.. Hymer, Byron Stanley, Charlie
ard Morris Lloyd. After building a camp
fire, coffee was made and apples, bacon
and eggs fried
All agreed that this was the best break
fast they had enjoyed this summer.
Fishing and other amusements occupied
the morning Dinner was then served,
composed of all the market afforded.
Bathing and wading was enjoyed by those
who cared for that pleasure, The Sur
prise supper" was the last and best meal
of the day. The party started for home
with the expectation of repeating the
Sunrise Picnic" at Linwood park next
month.
CUNNINGHAM GROVE PICNIC.
Cunningham's grove was the scene of a
merry group of young people last Sun
day. They were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs James Higgins. Those present
We're: Mr. and Mrs. Higgins. Misses
Katherine Fitzpatrick. Lizzie Stewart,
Nellie Leahy, Nellie Dermody, Mary
Franck. Rue Higgins Lucille Cunning
ham, Carrie Cunningham, Beulah Her
ron. Messrs. John Mcdonald, Charles
Hill, Fritz Jehle, Mr. Einhaus, Frank
Dermody Walter Cunningham, Maurice
Higgins, George Higgins.
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EVENING AT BRAEBURN
At the Braeburn club Friday evening
was delightfully."- spent by a party of
Wichita young people. The evening was
passed in cards and dancing. Bamber-
gers orchestra furnished music. The
party included Miss Harriet Rose, Miss
Florence Naftzger. Miss Edith Brooks.
Miss Mayme Chandler. Miss Pearl Mar
tin. Miss Bess Webb. Miss Josie Webb,
MI Dwight Torrington. Mr.. Cliff Naftz-
ger. Mr.. Clyde Smyzer, Mr.. Cleve Sny-
ger. Mr. Charles Martin. Mr. Earl Shat
fer. Mr.. Alfred Conklin, Mr.. Fred Ga
lusha.
TROLLEY PARTY.
Mrs. T. r. Closer and Mrs O. C.
Eckstein gave a trolley ride TO friends
Thursday evening Refreshments were
served on the car. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs L. y Kinnaird. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson Mr.. and Mrs VIII Lewis Mr.
and Mrs. J. y. Richardson. Mr. and
Mrs, Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Mr. anu Mrs Closer. Mr.. and Mrs. Eek
stein. Miss Hamilton. Miss Lillian Lewis
Miss Mae ChcpHle. Miss Clara Washburn,