The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
IN THE THIRD WEEK.


IN THE THIRD WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Layne, assisted by
their daughters. Ruth and Hope and Miss
Pansy Young, gave very pleasant sur
prise IN honor OF their son. Master Ross
at their home on South Washington ave
nue. Friday evening. August q. the sur
prise being complete. The time was very
pleasantly spent in games on the lawn
where plenty of sweet cider was on hand
Later in the evening refreshments, con-
sisting of ice cream and cake, were daint-
fly served in the dining room, after which
the guests were favored with several
pleasing selections of music by Herman
Ratliffe. The boys present, were: Ady
Austin. sam Wilbur, Lester Goodal. John
Freeman Jim Christian, John Coield,
Roy Shilling Charlie Mawer, Albert
Keicheinmas:er Willie Keicheinmaster.
Willie Young. Herman Ratliffe, Carl
Goers, Linn Goers, Ralph Layne and
Ross Layne.
FOR MISS BUCKRTDGE.
A surprise picnic was held in North
Riverside park Monday evening, August
q In honor Of Miss Edna Buckridge's
birthday. chaperoned by Mrs Amos G.
Burns. Those present were: Florence Al
bert. Edna Buckeridge, Ethel Chambers
Fife Foreman, Pearl Shon, Clementine
Shoffnan. Frona Buckeridge, Sara Obeln.
Alfred smead. Otis Metz, Paul Rs sing,
VIII Groves. Guy Morris, Earl Reed
Joshua DIETRICH Clifford R2uch ana
Frank Fullerton
MRS. ALBERT ORR ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Albert orr entertained a few
friends Tuesday complimentary TO Ms.
d. r. Thompson of Denver and Mis-
Ruby Idle Of Kansas City. The forepa-t
of the afternoon was spent in guessing
contest. Mrs. Harry Snyder winning the
prize The latter part of the afternoon
was devoted to the game of Stock e.
change" Mrs ]. Williams winning the
prize The out-of-town guests were: Mrs.
D. r. Thompson. Miss Ruby Idle Kansas
City, Miss Maud Hitchcock, Wellington,
Miss Macile Duff, Newton.
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on MONDAY EVENING.
Mr.. and Mrs F L. Wright were pleas
members Of the Knights and Ladies of
Security. The hours were spent pleasant
" in games and other amusements. At
a late hour refreshments were served.
Those present We're: Mrs Nevins, Mrs.
Bryan, Mrs. Willis. Mrs Lyttle, Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Garvey. Misses Minnie
Rose, Edith Buffers, Goldie Mills and
Cora Garvey.
BOATING PARTY GIVEN.
Miss Cecilia Whltlock entertained a
few friends at supper Tuesday evening in
her rooms In the Whitlock block After
supper all enjoyed an evening on the
water. Those present were: Misses Fay
Hendrix, Pearl Cooke, Della Hughes, Es-
tene Lumley. Myrtle Cooke and Cecilia
whitlock; Messrs. Harry Pinnick, Abbot
Piatt, Roy Henning, Mr.. Hart, Mr.. Ad-
ans of Salina, and Melville Jones.
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FOR A NAVY RECRUIT.
A jolly crowd met Friday evening at
the City building where a hay-rack was
in readiness and after a few minutes
chat. they departed for Linwood park,
where the evening was spent in friendly
gossip and games.
The picnic was given in honor of Mr..
Hockett who has joined the navy and
will soon depart for San Francisco.
The crowd regrets that he no longer
Will be one of the jolly number, but wish
him much success in his undertaking.
Those present were: Misses Iva Haynes
of Kansas City, Ehie Forman, Edna Hol-
brook. Orpha Morris. Neva Willis, Edna
Ingram. Julia Clary, Lulu Foster, Anna
Dillon, Carrie Merrill, Ethel Chambers,
Florence Albert. Fannie Laufmiller, Ethel
Claig and Ethel Gardner; AIessrs. Dick
Hoclett. Earl Smith. Ed. Holowell, Fred
Wake. Fred Bull Oscar Lingrove.
Dwight Younkin. Tess McHarg. Willard
Casey, Guy Morris. Mason Riley, Zura
Shaw, Clarence Blades. Alfred Sneed.
Frank Graham and Frank Meril.
POOR-ROGERS WEDDING.
Miss Pearl E. Rogers. daue liter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Rogers. of this city and
Prof Vincent c. Poor. of Oketa kan.
were married Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents. No 9ls n.
Market street, in the presence Of a few
relatives and intimate frienfs
The house was beautifully decorated
with white carnations and a profusion of
ferns and palms At precisely O'Clock
10 the strains of the wedding march rem
tered by Miss Clara Washbu-.. the bride
and groom entered the back parlor m
attended and in a bank OF palms and
flowers Rev. Lynch united them as man
and wife with the impressive ring cere-
mony of the Methodist church.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white silk null with silk medallion Trim
mings and carried q shower boquet of
brides roses.
Both the bride and groom are graduates
OF the Kansas State university Mrs
Poor received all OF her earlier education
IN the city schools and was graduated
from the Wichita High School with tie
class OF 80.
After the ceremony the young couple
left for Oketa Kan. 10 spend a fsv
days At the home Of the g-o-nl's pare-ts
before departing for Tennessee. where
Professor Poor has the chair OF mathe
mates in the Sweetwater Military acad-
envy
MRS. HoBSON'S BIRTHDAY.
One OF the sefirhff,,l .,,-sv.s ,e A.