The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items or Interest About Topeka People
and NLaItors in Town.

Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and Visitors Ira ToTn-
Miss Myrtle Davis entertained about
forty friends last evening. for her brother
Frank, who will return to school today.
On the score cards which were used for
high five We're topics upon which the La
dies conversed, and the masculine pOr
ton of the company were accorded the
privilege Of voting for the most brilliant
talker Miss Bowman Of Leavenwortlt
carried off the aonCrs, and dancing
amused the guests for the remainder Of
the evening.
Those present were: Misses L0ttie
Page Of Denver, Bowman Of Leaven-
worth, Edna Crane, Grace Foulzs Mary
Moon, Libbie Haziett Nina Shaeffer,
Bessie Stewart, Josephine Colby Mary
Thompson, Edna McClintock. Mabel
Chase, and Villa Rodgers; AIessrs. John
Lenfesty, Clyde Grubbs- Charles Keeler.
John Dixon, Harvey, Arthur Van Welt,
Guy Lee Of Kansas City.
The young ladies Of the Entire Nous
club entertained their gentlemen friends
delightfully."- last evening at the home Of
Miss Kitty Dolman. Miss May Maxwell
held winning cards at high five and Mr..
VIII Bowen received the consolation
prize. The rooms were prettilv decorat-
ed with evergreen, holly and mistletoe and
and the young men who partCOk of the
clubs hospitality Were. Messrs Robert
NcMaster and TruXhau Of Lawrence,
cal Baker, J.. S. DOlman and Joe Dol
man, George Penheld, VIII Adams,
Frank Sheldon VIII Wadsworth and
Lawrence Cham berlin. The hostess was
assisted by Misses Margaret Rear and
Iva Davis.
The young ladies who kept open house
yesterday were we'll rewarded by the
number Of calls received
Miss Grace Foulks viii give a card
party Wednesday evening.
The fifth wedding anniversary of DR.
and Mrs. L. NJ Powell was remembered
by their friends, who pleasantly SUR
prIsed them last evening by taking pos
session Of their home.
1t being a wooden wedding the
souvenirs were Of wood, miniature
shingles with quotations from Shake
speare, and additional trophies consisting
of rCtatO Washers and rolling pins
The invited guests Of the occasion, VINO
presented DIR. and Mrs Powell with a
handsome arm chair, we're AIr. and Mrs.
@. ID. Skinner, "A. 4. stump. CT. q. Nich0l-
W NJ Davidson Chas. Bennett James
Richardson, Mrs. J. MI Clock, Misses
Barnes, Nora NIcCay, Viola Ir0utman,
Mary Powell. Dora Kirk, Anna Henry,
Miss Clelland Sue Stevenson, Eva
: Rankin; NIessrs. i. Hell, W. C.. Clock e..
\ Aderholt, Harry Lardmer, Alr. and Mrs.
/. Holmes.
The following ladies, comprising one Of
our leading literary clubs, received yes
te-day afternoon at the home Of Dir. 4.
I w. GIeed, 1865 Western avenue Mrs P-
L. Soper, Mrs a. ID. Gray, Mrs Chas.
u Spencer. Mrs. d. c. Willard, Mrs. y H.
Simpson Mrs Harry Garvey, Mrs Berthe
Rodgers, Mrs. Dr. Mcclure. airs. Chas.
Holiday, Mrs. r. It. Doran, Mrs. DR.. Al
exander, and Mrs. J. II. Gleed.
Miss Mabel Knowles entertained few
friends Informally last evening.
Miss Lulu Manspeaker's german will
occur tonight instead 81 last night
Miss Nirgie AulvAne, Myra Williams
and Mary AIcCabe, VIII take part i'll the
dramatic entertainment to be given at
Bowersocks opera hause, I'M Lawrence.
January 9. under the auspices of the
Parish Aid society Of Trinity Episcopal
church.
Married. on Sunday evening. Decem bel
81, at the residence of the brides mother
900 Kansas avenue. by Rev 81. e. File
Mr. Harry =. Myers off tile daily Capital
composing force, to Miss Dora Hurley.
The brief but Impressive ring ceremony
was Witnessed by a number Of the friends
of the bride and groom.
ME- and Mrs W. @. Anderson enter
tanned small company of friends at Z
o'clock tea last evening at their home, pr
East Tenth strea@