The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Washington. d. C., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Shallcross, Wednesday, June
! 27, at one o'clock at the home of the
\ brides pare n Is, 226 E street, N. w. Mr..
| Wilkinson has many friends IN Topeka
who wish him and his bride success and
happiness He will be remembered as a
! popular clerk in the employ of the gov
! eminent under the civil service. They
will be at home after July 10, at 226 e
street, n. w.
The Pensee Club.
! Nearly all the members of the Pensee
! club were present at their meeting last
! evening, which was held at the home of
/ Miss LeOna Jones, ITO Quincy street,
/ and eleven new members were added to
the list The club will give a reception
at the residence of Miss Grace Holler,
432 Monroe street, Wednesday evening,
/ June 81, to which one hundred invita-
tions will be issued, and any members
wishing Invitations for their friends can
obtain them by calling at the home of
the vice president. Miss Alice Deisher,
/ 81 West Fifth street.
Miss Sargent Surprised.
Miss Lenna Sargent was delightfully."-
surprised Wednesday evening, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Billings, 912
West Twelfth street. Upon returning
from a call she found a bevy of friends
there to greet her, and although taken
completely by surprise the hostess was
equal to the occasion, and soon made her
guests feel at home.
Dancing, cards and music, made the
time pass quickly for the company, in
which were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HubbelI;
Misses Finn, Maittsnd, Manning, Robin
son, Buhre, MorEa~* Smeddick, Miller,
Upton and Bessie Sargent; Messrs Falls,
Jones, Frost, Slater, Mcconnell, Lea,
Curtis, Caldwell, Kreamer. Upton and
Sheldon.
Mrs. Cav Entertains.
Mrs. r. H. Cav invited a dozen or SO
ladies to spend Wednesday morning
with her and stay to lunch. About half
past nine they began to arrive, with
dainty bits of needle work to occupy
their fingers while their tongues flew
with marvellous rapidly. The hostess
took a snap shot of the group with her
kodak, and pictures will be treasured as
souvenirs.
Lunch was served on the lawn, and the
guests were Mesdames Hand, Shirer,
Simpson, Simpson of Lawrence, Walker,
Holt, McClintock, Hall, Whittomb, Shell
don, WhittemoIe and Miss Crosby.
General Social Notes.
Thursday was the eleventh birthday of
Master Harry NJ. Fretz of 41S Madison
street, and jolly company of his little
friends gathered in the evening from
five till seven, and had good time gen
orally. At o'clock refreshments were
served and all went home wishing their
small host many happy birthdays.
The Imperial party which was to have
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was postponed until Friday evening,
June 20
The Times, once in a while news
/ paper, owned and controlled by the
| Pensee club, has been suspended on ac-
/ count of the sickness of the editor.
M. and Mrs. w. b. Wilton and daugh-
ter Mary have been spending the week
at Merrill Springs, and will return to-
morrow.
w. L. Trump went to Ottawa yester-
day.
Miss Florence Welcome will return
from visit in Hiawatha Monday. Miss
Lulu Stevens will accompany her home.
Mrs G. L. McCasIin entertained
small company of friends last evening at
! her home on Morris avenue.
Miss Lydia Wehe gave a picnic for her
Sunday school class, at Garfield park to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Crumrine have re-
turned from trip to Denver and Utah.
Mrs A. H Thompson and daughter
Isabel will return from Kansas City the
middle of next week. Miss Agnes Lee
will return with them for visit of sew
! eral weeks.
A. P. Wilder is in Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs c. A Fellows will leave tomor-
row for Wau.ego, to visit her parents.
Miss Ella Huston of Wamego, who has
been visiting her, will accompany her.
Mrs. Arthur Lacey will leave next
week for Manitou, Col, to remain three
months.
Mrs. C. w. Angle and son Lamont
Gregg left today for Muncie, Ind. for
weeks visit
Miss Jessis Wishart left today for San
Francisco to make her home.
Miss Theresa and Alice Rossington are
visiting friends in Leavenworth.
Miss Mary Harrison will entertain the
members of the Mystic Circle this even
ing.
Mrs. James Brewer went to Chicago
today.
Mrs Robert Pierce and children left
today for Clinton, Connecticut, to spend
the summer. Mr.. Pierce accompanied
them as far as Chicago.
! Col and Mrs. G.. K. Holiday, Mrs. T.
]. Kellam and daughter Louise. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Chas K. Holiday and daughter
Elizabeth left today in special car 40
over the Santa Fe for California.
| Mrs HO lliday will stop in Sacramento to
to visit relatives and the remainder of
| the party will go on to San Diego re-
| turning by way of Sacramento. They
will be gone a month.
! c. E White, formerly of this city but
now of St Louis, is visiting in the city.
/ Hon. Thomas Ryan is visiting his wife
who is spending the summer at Towanda,
/ Penn.
Mrs. A. B. Whiting has gone to Chi
cago to spend few days, and from there
/ will go to Bozeman, Montana.
Dean Millspaugh and family, will en-
terrain house party from St. Paul and
Omaha, the first week in July.
Col. w. II. Rossington and daughter
Florence, have gone to New York. and
will sail the 9th for Antwerp to attend
the exposition there. They will also
make an extended tour of the continent
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