The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
The Week iD Wichita Society
WeddiDgg, PicpeSo ar7d Trolley Rides

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The party included Misses Mary Potts,
Mae Comley, Clara Washburn, Edith
Brooks. Pearl Martin, Mayme Chandler;
Messrs. Earl Shafer. Cliff Naftzser,
Ralph Martin, Dwight Torrington, OFT
Conklin and Lawrence Bird
HIGH SCHOOL, 1901
Friday evening the High School class
of 1901 gave a hay ride and picnic at
Linwood park. The class was well rep
resented by the following members be
ing present: Misses Cleveland, Mabel
Kerr, Hamilton, Nellie Piercy, Addie
Baker, Nora Campbell, Ada Pratt, Georg-
ia Graves. Dean Dryden, Opal Street,
Carrie Cogdell. Minnie Harrison, Jean
Dav. Bessie Jones. Grace Overman, La
Rue Horne-, Mile Sweeney; Messrs
VIII Easton. Joel Tucker, Nose johnson,
Rex Payne. Walter Stippich. Jay Means.
Walter Harrison, John Nelson, Dwight
Torrington. Edward Steley, Herbert
smith. Mr. and Mrs George Whitl"ck
The girls had prepared substantial
meal and the boys saw 10 it that none
of the fried chicken went astray in the
woods.
This class is a permanent organization
and meets once a year, both for business
and pleasure Old memories were re-
newed and every one determined that
next year would find the same jolly
crowd again united for the purpose OF
keeping alive the memories Of the old
High School.
ENTERTAINED FOR MRS. VETETO.
Mr. and Mrs. George shilkett, of SSs
South Emporia entertained Tuesday even
ing. with whist party given in honor OF
Mrs. c. A. Veteto, of Abilene, Texas
Mr.. Harry Black rendered several selec-
lions on the violin in an entertaining man.
ner. At 1890 dainty refreshments were
served. II was one of the most enjoyable
events of the season. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Brooks, Mr. c. Had
lev. Miss Parker, Mr.. L. Anderson. Miss
THOMPSON. Miss Anna Zimmerman, Mr.
Harry Black, Mr.. Ed Asby, Mr.. Gates,
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bricks. Mr.. Rosco Shilkett Mr.. Fish, Mr.
Floyd Shilkett, Miss Edna Watson, Miss
Bertha Zimmerman, Mr.. Hanson Mott,
Miss Louise Zimmerman.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Good were pleas
antly surprised ~ jheir hcnc on North
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friends Monday evening. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games. AT
late hour light refreshments were served.
The following were present: Miss Name
Hinchley, Miss Hupp, Miss Rixon, Miss
Blanche Gackenback. Miss Francis. Miss
Reynolds, Miss Jessie Carrothers, Miss
Mamie Good, Miss Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. w. Shirk. E. R Hart C. c. Hack
ney, Mr.. Reynolds and A. J. Adams.
WENT TROLLEY RIDING.
A party of Wichita young people pleas
antly spent Tuesday evening trolley rid
ing They met at Arthur Sternberg's
home on North Topeka and then took
special car in which they rode over the
different lines of the city. They stopped
at Van Arsdall and Houstons for re-
freshments Those who enjoyed the ride
were: Mr. and Mrs. w r. Dulaney. Miss
Denny, Miss Greda Coe. Miss Clay Sluss,
Miss Irene Riley Miss Ethyln Bowman,
Miss Lolita Ludlum Miss Marie Horner,
Miss Eliza Throckmorton, Miss Irene
Houston Miss Melva Campbell. Miss Ir-
enc Soloman, Miss Jenette Keeling, Miss
Leota Wyatt. Miss Florence Corwin Miss
Bertha Chandler. Messrs. Daryl Denny,
Oak Throckmorton, Frank Oliver. Earnest
McComb, Maurice Majors, Edgar Stin-
son, Edgar Amsden, Forest Amsden. Ed
ward Little. Sylvester Cohn, Tom Church.
ward. Karl Mosbacher, Ray Heaton, How
ard Carvin and Arthur Sternberg.
HELD PICNIC ON LAWN.
Wednesday evening a large party of
young people attended a picnic given on
the lawn of the L. A. DEAN residence on
Riverside White cloths spread on the
merry crowd that gathered around them.
After the picnic the party adjourned to
the large porch where there was music
and dancing. The guests We're: Misses
Madge English. Adah Helm. Ellen Dunn,
Mary Sedgwick. Mae Spellman. Bertha
Southwer, Gertrude Frohman Miss Ded-
rick. Mabel Dill, Jessie Kendell Ida
Richter, Mary DERRICK, Marion Dean,
Elsie Messerve Florence Richter. Jew
EFT. Mabel Dean. Trux, Garerne. Mrs.
Dewing; Messrs. Dick Garrety, F. r.
Walter. f. NJ. Delamster. Mr. J. L.
Brown. r w Holiday, H E Jewett, II.
E. Mayer. Phil Aherne. Stanley NJ. Jones.
VIII Dedrick Barry Wan. Sprigg Richter.
VIII Tusch. Tom Bostick. Jim English.
Mr. Herren, Topeka, Dr. Jacobs. Alfred
Conkl'n. Mr.. Dewing Mr. Woodman
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POLLY PIPER PARTY
Miss Georgia Graves gave a Polly Piper
party to a number Of her girl friends. at
her home on North Market street Mon
day afternoon. complimentary 10 her
guest. Miss Daisy Warner OF Topeka.
Each guest was given a clay pipe and
a supply of tissue paper with which she
dressed the pipe as doll. The one who
succeeded in concealing the pipe the best
and giving the best likeress 70 a doll
was awarded the prize Miss Anna Ray
was the successful young LADY During
the afternoon frappe was served and
later refreshments q pineapple ice and
cake The guests were: Miss Mamie
Tengdon Of Sedgwick. Miss Daisy War
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