The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and visitors ia Town

and visitors ia Town
Miss Ellen Stauffer gave an informal
afternoon yesterday for her guest, Miss
Ethel Page, of Emporia, and the young
ladies who we're thus afforded an oppor-
tunlty of meeting her were charmed
with her pleasing personality.
An impromptu programme after lun-
cheOn consisted of a whistling solo by
Miss Martha McCabe, two recitations by
Miss Ideu Campbell. and a song by Miss
Daisy Starr. with guitar accompaniment
Miss Starr responded to an encore.
The hostess small sisters, Lucille and
Eugene, assisted III serving the guests,
and Miss Stautfer, in a simple gown of
black silk, and Miss Page, in a white
china silk with lace frills, entertained
them SO successfully that everything else
was forgotten in the pleasure of the mo-
ment. The guests were Mrs. =. ID. Rus
sell, Misses May Thorne, Lille and Zena
Freeman, Fannie Sibley, Daisy Starr,
Martha McCabe, Esther Reeks. Alice
Patterson, Daisy McCampbel Jennie
Rogers, Idell Campbell, Nina Gillett,
Maud Barnes, Birdie Ludington, BeuIah
Lee, and Ellen Stevens.
General Social Notes.
Miss Alice Hood has returned to her
home in EmpOrIa-
Misses Madge and Mabel johnson will
leave soon for Colorado to remain during
the rest of the summer.
Miss Birdie GOodland, who is the guest
of Miss Marion Garretson, will return to
Kansas City Saturday.
Miss Lucy Knowles went to Kansas
City today, and Mrs. G. o. Knowles Will
Join her next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Jewell and son,
of Goodland, Kansas, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Jewell.
Mrs. E. J. Prescott has returned from
Indiana
Chas. Campbell, of Clay Center. is WIS.,
nd Ira
Miss Roberta WATSON has gone to OF
tawa to spend a week.
Mrs. T. r. Crow and daughter, Laura,
are spending a week or so at Wakarusa.
Mrs. Laura A. Post and daughter, Of
| Monmouth, Ill, are visiting the formers
niece, Miss Nellie Pogt.
Miss Ada Fulcher, of the city schools,
is lying very i'll at the hospital
Miss Mabel Taylor attended picnic
at Mission Center yesterday.
NJ. p. Hillyer and daughter, Florence,
went to Valley Falls today.
Miss Olive Lewis will spend next week
/ in the country.
Miss Maud Bannister has returned from
a weeks visit at Twin Mound
Mrs. Will Eastman is visiting in En-
pOria and will 60 from there to Colorado.
/ David Lakin entertained the following
young people at a tennis party Wednes-
day evening: Misses Susie Wilder, Mabel
/ Baker, Birdie Griffith, Jessie ShelIabar
ger; Messrs. Wilson and Allen Lauck
and Dick Rodgers.
There will be a subscription party at
/ Vinewood Monday evening for Miss
Grace Foulks' guests, Misses Bonnie and
Claribel Beck of Chicago.
Miss Lottie Atchison Of Leavenworth
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Mills.
| A swell party is in prospect for Sep
| tembe to be given by half a dozen
young ladies'
Miss Jennie Dixon has gone to Glen
wood Falls.
Mr.. Gregory and son, VIII, of Howell,
Mich, are the guests of Mr.. H. III. Mills.
They will accompany Miss Gregory to
| Cottonwood Falls tomorrow.
Miss Mollie Crane is visiting in Atchi-
son.
is visiting in Omaha She will remain
six weeks.
Miss Blanche Carpenter entertained a
number of her friends yesterday after
noon at her home IN Paramount. in honor
of her tenth birthday. Ice cream, cake
and watermelon were served and those
present were Helen, Mary and Virgil
| McGrath. Minnie Sache, Golden Porter
Nellie Hill, Mamie Dausey, Lottie
Fletcher, Mamie Dausey, Mary George
Maggie Sutherin, Victoria Wallwork and
Ada Roudebush.
Miss Martha McCabe went to Wichita
today.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Donaldson have re-
turned from visit in Indiana
Miss Ethel Page will return to EN-
poria today.
Mr. w. H Stuart and daughter Pauline
/ left Wednesday for Kansas CITY, st
Louis, New Orleans and Galveston. They