The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
The Weak iD Wichita Society
Cooler Weather REEVES EDtertaiDers.

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Mr. and Mrs l.. L. Newcomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Funk. Mrs. A H. Lauck.
Miss Winnie Barnes Miss Adelaide
Barnes. Miss Ruth Imboden. Mr. Dee
Lauck, Mr.. Maurice Barnes and Mr.
Fred Aver.
AT LINWOOD
One of the picnics Tuesday evening was
| that at Linwood park enjoyed by the
following persons: Miss Johnson Miss
Cora Matthews. Miss Goltry, Miss Mar
garet Hatfield, Miss Anna Braitsch, Miss
Hertson, Miss Vida Dunning, Miss Ma
mie Burke, Mr.. Clyde Evans. Mr.. Wade
Mcdonald. Mr.. Weigand. Mr.. Davis. Mr..
Paul Burke. Mr.. Roy Goltry, Mr.. John
/ Barnes, Mr.. Clarence Blades.
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FOR SALIVA GUESTS
Mrs ]. W. Funk entertained a few
ladies on Friday afternoon at her home
4l5 South Main street, complimentary to
her sisters. Misses Lille and Ola Rid
ings. of Salina, Kansas. An Informal
musicale added to the afternoons pleas
Ore. Her guests were Miss Jennie Nc
Chung. Miss Ola Kinkaed. Miss Minerva
Townsend, Miss Orpha Jay. Miss Winnie
Barnes, Miss Myrtle Reese. Miss Ella
Bourgette, Mrs. Claud Funk.
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, EUCHRE CLUB.
The Six-Handed Euchre club was en-
tertained on Wednesday by Miss Mamie
Houck. Miss Winnie Barnes and Miss
Leila Purdue won the prizes and Miss
Anna Brown and Miss Daisy Lynch the
BOBBY prizes. Miss Helen Fisher was
the guest of the club.
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AT HELLAR'S GROVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Galatians picnic the
past week was a pleasant function. 1t
was given at Hellars grove in the north
end. The guests were: Miss Maude Clark,
Miss Jennie Howenstein. Miss Della How
enstein, Mr.. Hal Carnahan. Mr.. Bert
Kelar Mr. VIII Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Birdene, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Kene-
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Callahan.
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ON EAST DOUGLAS.
Miss Sara Morsman and Mr.. Westel
Morsman entertained few of their young
friends on Tuesday evening at their home
loo East Douglas avenue. Thursday
night at an all-night party Miss Ethlyn
Bowman was Miss Sara's guest and Mr..
Rex Weeks, Mr.. Joe Braitsh and Mr..
wing Homer were Mr.. Morsmans
guests.
B. Y. P U. PICNIC AT LINWOOD.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham chaperoned a
jolly party of B. Y. P. L., the First
Baptist church on a hayride and picnic
last Tuesday evening. The young people
went to Lnwood park and passed one
of the most pleasant evenings Of the
summer in games and contests. pic
mic lunch was served. The picnickers
were: Miss Carrie Merrill Miss Cora
Hambric, Miss May Hambric, Miss Maude
Adams. Miss Floy. Malonee, Miss Ethel
Malonee, Miss Ruth Malonee, Miss Lulu
Foster, ISIS Julia Wilson, Miss Title
Brock, Miss Coleman, Miss Bertha Zim-
norman, Miss Edith Radbury. Miss Hink-
ley, Miss Flora Hanna, Miss Kennedy.
Miss Pearl Green, Miss Minnie Williams.
Miss Birdie Kinahan,, Miss Nellie Kin
ahan, Miss AdiIe Ferrell Miss Myrtle
Wy VII, MISS 0IdCc COi1cS, MISS Anna
Jones, Miss aura LothTop Rev and Mrs.
Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs Harry Hawley,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mrs. S. T. Hawley,
Mrs. Tom Marts, Mrs. Lou .Lorhrop; Mes
srs Harry Hunt, Manley Wareham, John
McGoveny, w. c. Coleman, Mr.. Black,
Will Parker, Vern Haycraft, Don Camp,
Chaster futile, Oelden Brennan, Clarence
Kennedy. C.. r. Brimmer, Ernest Smith,
Frank Smith. Chas. Guttry, w. P.
Blaydes, John Lovci and Hazlett Mars.
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NESS-EDMISSON.
Miss Edna Edmisson and Mr. Walter
Jenness were quietly married at the
home of Mrs ]. c. Woolard, at $50 Mon
day morning in the presence Of only
few of their most immediate friends
Rev. Rose pronounced the words of the
wedding ceremony.
Both of the parties have many friends
in this city. The bride is sn Oklahoma
girl but has wide acquaintance in this
city. Mr.. Jenness was with Miller and
Hull until a few days ago, but has re-
Gently accepted a position with a Chicago
firm and will travel out of Chicago Mr..
and Mrs. Jenness Will leave soon for
Chicago where they will make their home
in the future.
ENTERTAINED FEW FRIENDS.
Sarah and Westel Morsman entertained
a few Of their friends Tuesday evening
al their home at the corner OF Hydraulic
and Douglas avenues The young people
played progressive whist. Miss Marie Hor-
ner winning the girls prize and Harry
Hosford the boys prize. and Rex Weeks
the consolation prize. All Of the prizes
were artistic designs done In pyrograhpy
work The guests were: Miss Jeanette
Keeling. Mrs Ethlyn Bowman, Miss Jean
Hosford. Miss Florence Keeling Miss Ma
RE Horner. Miss Cooper Gillespie; Mes
srs Rex Weeks, Joe Braetsch, Harry
Hosford. Harry Ccmley. Ernest McComb.
Karl Mossbacher and Tom Churchward.
ENTERTAINED FOR RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman royalty
entertained a number of their friends
at their home Thursday night AZ ul5
Laura avenue IN honor OF Mrs. Chap
mans uncle Daniel Drew and daush.>r.
Miss Br1dgee, Of Mount Stsriius- Ill
The evening was spent = music. dancing |
and card playing. after which the guests
partook Of an elegant supper. Those
present were: P. Gould and family. J |
H Could and family. Jas. Gould ard /
family Mr. and Mrs VT Could. 81. /