The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14

AIRY guessing contest. which proved TO be
| a brain puzzier. but was none the less en-
! joyed by all. Prizes were given for whist
and the literary contest, one of them
/ being a prettily framed pen and ink re-
production Of one of the famous Gibson
| Girls-the work OF the host-which is
+ highly priced by the winner.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Young were: Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Kratzer Mr.. and Mrs J. H. How
/ ard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Lithgow.
/ Misses Duffy. Butcher. and Simmons. Mr..
! Robert Johnson and DR.. g. L. Brown
| slavery BARNETT WEDDING.
| Invitations are out for the wedding OF
/ Miss Isabel Barnett and Professor VIII
/ liam Braden Slavery. which is TO take
place in Albuquerque. " NJ. at the Con-
gregational church on June 3. In edu-
csational and social circles both bride and
groom are well known in W>hita. Miss
: Barnett having been a member Of the
lewis Academy for years and Professor
Slavery of Paramount. Professor Slavery
is now one of the faculty OF the State
! university Of Washington and lives at
/ Seattle. Wichita friends extend con-
gratulations.
4 T. B. C. GIRLS PICNICED.
Mrs. B. T Churchward and Mr.. f. c.
! Wood chaperoned the T. 3. C. a girls
l. cub. at their picnic at the Country club
! Tuesday evening The picnickers were:
( Miss Louise Mcnamara, Miss Mae Com
/ ley, Miss Irvalene Mosher Miss Bessie
! Webb. Miss Mary Fullington. Miss Maude
/ Hess. Miss Ora Westgate, Miss Anita.
! Wood.
/ HAYRIDE AND PICNIC.
A party of young people. chaperoned 10y
| Mr.. and Mrs John Davidson. picniced in
/ Linwood park Wednesday evening. The
1 start was made from the home OF Miss
, Fern Dorsey in hay wagon. Refresh
ments were served In the grove. The party
+ included: Misses Fern Dorsey. Ethel
j McCandless. Hettie Jewett, Ruth McCabe.
/ Nell Christopher, Maude McCandless. Fay
I Simpson. Bernice Payne. Flora Hart, Net
( tie Hollingsworth. Ruby Carr. Messrs.
Homer Jewett Otto Hoffman, George
I Watson, Rex Payne. Eugene Lynch, DR..
Brown and Mr.. Triplett-
HYPATIAS ANNUAL PICNIC.
/ The event Of the week in cub circles
was the annual Hypatia picnic yesterday
/ afternoon at the homo OF Mrs. Eugene
| Arnett at Thirteenth street and Fairview
I avenue. The club had planned TO hold the
picnic at the country home of Mrs. I. y.
Singer, but this was impossible on ac-
count of the recent rains. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent, after which sup
per was served on the lawn. Those pres
ent were: Mesdame Fred Beach. NJ. W.
Buckner. ". p. Cleveland. J. G. Dorsey.
j. L. Dyer. w c. Edwards. Sara Hersey.
Eta Hendee. Carl Hibarger. c. w. Jack
son. NJ. w. Kellar. ]. NJ. Knapp, +. Z.
Masterman. 3. F. Mclean. Eugene Ar
nett. Lora Prddy. Julia Richards, Eva
| Seamons, Ella Glenn Shields, II. g. TOler
L. A Taft, Walter Vincent. Mrs. Burris.
Miss Roberta Arnett. Miss Cynthia
! Cleaveland. Miss Lucy Stuckey, Miss Car
RE Shultz. Miss Mamie Mccoy, Miss Gen
ezra Jocelyn and Miss Carrie Cleveland.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Blanche Gackenbach last Wednesday
evening at her country home. The even
ing was spent in playing various games.
A tafy pulling was the main feature OF
the evening. Those present were: Misses
Edith Heller. Pearl Crawford. Dora
Smith. Mary Hellar, Minnie Crawford,
Blanche Gackenbach. Messrs. Roy
Goodin. Harry Crawford. Charles Heller.
Collier Goodin, Harry Crawford. Charles
Smith. Thomas Frye. Roy Robinson,
Orval Smith. Lincoln Hellar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gackenbach At a late hour the
guests departed, declaring a jolly time.
UNIQUE JAPANESE AFFAIR
The young people Of the Unitarian
church gave a japanese Social in the
parlors of the church, Wednesday even
ing. June / over 300 invitations were
issued. and notwithstanding the many
othe revents that took place that even
ing a large crowd was present. The
church parlors were decorated with ORR
entail rugs and cushions and many Jap
| anese lanterns. One OF the leading feat
ures was japanese fortune teller. who
created much amusement. At 1870 O'Clock
a Japanese auction took place. Mr.. VIII
Hosford, auctioneer and Mr.. Earl Schaf-
fer. assistant. After the auction. refresh
ments, consisting OF japanese tea and
sandwiches. were served in the dining
room, by Misses Bone. Dewing. Wall.
Speer. Mcfarland. Mathews. who were
dressed in japanese costume. All eI-
pressed themselves as having passed a
most enjoyable evening.
W. r. c. SEWING CIRCLE
W. r c. Sewing Circle met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. McHarg.
portion of the time was spent IN pre-
pairing clothing to send 10 the food SUI
ferers at Armourdale. After enjoying
an hour in social conversation and par
taking Of refreshments. consisting ~ de-
licious ice cream and cake. al departed
All enjoyed very pleasant afternoon
and pronounced Mrs. McHarg a charm
ing hostess Those present were. Mrs.
Vandine. Buckuer. King Crocker, Brown.
Carr. Boiling. Ross Hudson Hamilton.
jacob Leonard. Burris. Smiley. Bailey
and McHsrg Visitors. Mrs. Southwell,
Springer and Miss Dora Buckner
MISSES KIMEL ENTERTAINs
The Misses kimel entertained at their
home. 80 Indiana avenue. Thursday even