The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-02

mality prevailed. Mrs. Grace Goodrich
Cody of Chicago. was the guest Of honor
and the other guests we're Mrs Herman
Lescher. Mrs. Harry Seery. Mrs. Ned
Adams and Mrs Homer Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs Esrott Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Brott gave pleas
ant party at their home on Quincy
street, Halloween. Their parlors were
prettily decorated with chrysanthemums
and lighted with candles The first
game of high i've of thirty one points
was played in disguise Mrs. johnson
won the prize for guessing the most
people correctly. Those present were:
AIr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Klingaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudly Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dignon: Misses Minnie Bar
ton. Dora, Kathany and Nellie Dlgnon;
Messrs. Ella VIII McCullend, Willie
DignOn and J. Bennett.
Halloween Party.
A delightful Halloween party was
given by the Misses Laura and Anna
Whittlekind in honor of their friend
Miss Belle Walden of Atchison. Among
those present were: Misses Cook. Payne,
Demuth. Augusta and TIME Hilderbrand
Agnes and Martha Gross, Ellie and
Minnie Ridinger, Usher, Keckler, Roda-
wall Hughes, and Mrs. Reach. Messrs.
Farley, Reach, Hall, Johnston. GODDARD,
Usher, Lindell, Rairey and Stein.
A Halloween Strawride.
The Ladies r. B. club entertained their
friends Halloween with a strawride and
supper. Those who attended were:
Misses Kate E. Porter. Mabelle E. CAT
ferty, Clara Tayman, Maud Miller, Ethel
Kohret, Belle Wells, Mary Siendlict,
Mrs. Chas Miller, Addie Potter, Sadie
Miller, 10 Ewing, Maud Ewing, John
Thomas, E. Wagner, p. D. Tayman,
Frank Coles, Paul SchrIde, Chas Thomas,
Streeter. Chas. Miller, Frank Waurb and
G. Wagner.
General Social Notes.
Mr. VIII Eberle and Miss Gertrude
Merwin. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. D. L.
BIerwin, will be married on the 27th of
this month in Grace cathedral
Miss Bessie West entertained a num-
Der of young ladies at dinner Tuesday
for Miss Maud Parker
Master Fritz Epps entertained about
forty Of his young friends on Wednesday
evening
The L O. T. B. young ladies entertain
ed six of their friends at course dinner
Wednesday evening. The evening was
spent in trying all the old Halloween SUI
Derstitions and several of the young WO-
men discovered that they would not be
married for seven years, and that even
then their fates would be widOwers The
guests were Misses Myrtle FOrdyce,
Daisy Smith. Clara Loubach, BERTHE Ryus
and Serena Van Hook.
Mrs. J. L. King and Miss Fannie Spen-
Ger spent yesterday in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Dibert Knox entertained
party of young people for Mamie and
Frank Knox on Wednesday evening.
Miss Julia Street viii entertain dozen
friends Informally on Monday evening
for Miss Mary Colwel
1Ir Harmon Johnson of Mobile, Ala.
is visiting his uncle, c. w. Ryus and
family.
DR. and Mrs. Mum of Ait Vernon bar
racks, will arrive in few days to visit
their son, DR. L III. Mum and wife.
Miss Matte Jones Will spend Sunday
with Mrs. J. B. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orr and Mrs. Belle
Orr Of Atchison are spending a few days
with Dir, and Mrs. Fred Click.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Hodgins and
daughters and Miss Carrie D'Obert have
returned from Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell has returned
from Abilene. where she has been Wis It.
ing friends for the past six weeks
The ladies' of the First Christian church
will give dinner and supper with oys-
ers Saturday, Novem Der 3, first door
O rth of Warren NJ. Crosby's store.
Col Marsh's sister, Miss Marsh and his
daughters. Misses Fannie and Helen
Marsh, arrived yesterday from Indian
zpolis and they viii occupy Mr. , ,
McFadden's home on Harrison street
DR.. Agnes Haviland and daughter Miss
Blossom Harding. will leave on Monday
for San Jose, Cal, to spend the winter.
Sleeves in the gowns are growing clear
away from the coat sleeves and women
Of necessity count cape among their