The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06
sOCIAL AND PERsONAL.


and visitors lm Town
Another of the pleasant affairs which
7 have been given for Hiss Lou Taylor of
T LeavenW0rth. was Miss Blanch Diensts
THIN bic party yesterday afternoon.
Bowls of daHodils gave a charming
breath of spring, and their bright c0lors
added much to the beauty of the rooms.
The needlew0rk was laid aside for a
time, while the guests listened 70 some
piano music by Misses Edna Best. Ona
McFadden and Bessie West. Miss Glib
son sang and Miss Hillyer recited.
HE hostess was assisted in entertain
ing her guests by Mrs. Norman Wear
and Miss Susie Wilder. Among those
present were Misses Carrie Clarkson.
Glenna Cross, Nellie McClintock. Grace
Crandell May Hulyer, Alice Prescott
Rose Horton, Madge Mckee of Leaven-
worth, Lulu Manspeaker, Ona II clad
den, Myrtle Jetmore, Bessie West, Bessie
Gibson Franc Littleheld, Kate Knowles,
ollie Or Brien, Arlie Ewart. Clemma Linn.
Mary McCabe, Jessie Edison, Ella Wilson.
Edna Best, Hortense Kelly, Henrietta
thompson, Mary Thompson, Edna Lakin
and Ada Hankla; Mrs. Frank Brinsmald
Mrs. Ed. Small, Mrs. Will Smith ana
Mrs. Arthur Murphy.
Miss Florence Lewis gave an informal
card party last evening for 1Iias Daisy
Wiikerson Of Ottawa and Miss Lou ray
Tor Of Leavenworth. Miss Celeste NeIIis
greatly pleased the other guests by play
ing two selections and Julius Wedding
sangs besides these pleasures, dancing
and lively conversation made the even
ing delightful one for Misses Eleanor
w llsOn, Clemma Linn, Miss N ellis, Miss
Wilkerson, Miss Taylor and Miss Olive
Lewis; Messrs. Clarence Bowman, Park
Ewart, Julius Wedding. Edward Dennis,
Geo. Hemus and Charlie Welch.
Misses Annie Nellis, Susie Wilder,
Gertle hreipe. Jesse Shellabarger,
Celeste Nelliss Daisy Wnkerson Of Or
ftrlI Pol
Evans Dick Rodgers, David Lakin,
Julius Welding, Ed Epps Geo. Hemus,
Ernest Medlic9tt and Luther N ellis were
entertained Informally on Saturday even
ing by Miss Olive Lewis.
The Philharmonic club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Olive O'Brien and
besides the members, Mrs. ID. q. y ellis
and daughter Celeste We're present. Miss
n ellis rendered two selections.
Miss Birdie Griffith viii entertain a
few friends Friday evening.
Miss Madge Mckee viii return fo
Leavenworth Friday.
Misses u ellie PETER and Mary McCabe
are spending the day Ia Kansas City.
Miss Mabel McDougal Of Kansas City
is the guest Of Mrs. @. G. Tnttle.
Mrs. Frank Lewis is spending the day
in Kansas City.
Mr.. A. +. Barry has taken charge Of the
East Side Circle railway, and his family
VIII occupy G. ". Aments residence at
FinewOod
The Apollo club met Saturday evening
with Miss Susie Wendt
Among other signs of spring are the
yellow shoes, which make the feet of
several swell young men decidedly con
spicuOus.
Mr. $. H. Cope. who has been seriously
I'D for the past TWO months, Is recovering.
Ressie Bennett has returned from ew
York.
Miss Mamie WendE left yesterday for
ST. Louis, called by the death of her
cousin. She VIII 60 TO Alton, I'LL, before
returning.
Mis-. A. p Tanner and children have
returned from Chicago.
he Philharmonic club VIII meet in
two weeks with Ars S. j. Crawford,
Morton Snow returned to the State
university yesterday, after remaining at
home week on account Of illness
The T. Y. Club viii meet this after
noon at Mrs. Munson's
Mrs. Josephine Clark Will leave this
week for Bedford, Ind
Mrs. Atchison of Leavenworth, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs arthur Mills.
Mrs. Frank Myers and children have
returned from an extended visit to east
ern Ohio and Chicago.
Ar. and Mrs. John Mountain of Chica-
60. are visiting Sir. and Mrs. John Lager
strom and other relatives in the city.
About twenty friends of SIR A John
son surprised him last evening at his
home 912 west Sixth ST.
Mrs. NJ 81. HeaIIy and daughters viii
leave soon for w ashingtOu TO join her
hus band and make it their home.