The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-30
SOCIAL AND Personal.

i Aaude Campbell, Nellie Dustan. Stella
Whitchell. Mabel Mills. Alta Wessen,
VERNE Lewis and Susie Lewis of Empo-
ria: Messra Frank Gilyeat, Arthur Gil
yeaL Archie and Walter Sayre, Charlie
Helwig, Walter Wessen, Geo. Mills, Cliff
Lewis and Willie Wilson.
Misses Florence and Maude Clark
gave large dancing party at their home
on Topeka avenue last evening. The
floors were canvassed and palms were
J placed In different corners making coy
hooks for the weary, and those who do
not participate in the enjoyment of dane
lug. The mandolin club furnished the
music OF the evening and small tables
were used for the playing of cards
those participating were Misses Marie
Norton, Florence Greer, Abbie Ware
Louise Burnham, Laura Wedding, Alb
bic Wheeler, Clara Lauback, Laura Dav-
Is, Mary Harrison, Genna and Mary Ma
gill, Mamie Bennett Susie Guild, Mari
on Garrstson, Pearl and Lillian McFar-
land, Ida Bergen, Bessie Burnham, Bes-
sic Wheeler, Grace FouIks, Myrtle
WEIGH, Anna McCabe, Lillian Magill
and Kate Player; Messrs. Arson Walker,
Prof. Cleaves, Fred Lyman, Jay Mont
gomery, Jake Mohler, Harry Coughlan,
Dave Kendall, Tom Kendall, Charlie Ma
gill. James Sloo, George Harrison, Ar
thur Clark, David Norton, Oscar Charl-
stOn, Guilford Dudley. George Chase,
ROby. Carl Nellis, John Norton, Fred
Kingsley. John Frey and Roy Guild
surprise party was given Miss Agnes
Burdge by her young friends last even
ing at her home on Van Buren, street.
Games and other eniOyments were par
ticipated in by Misses Irene Peal, Grace
Norman, Helen and Glen Porch, Lena
Tahnan, Pansy and Thor WintrOde, Lot
tie Deisher. Vera Martin. Alice Gregory
and Pearl Burd1e. Messrs. Frank Mar
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Osenburg. Bruce Wallace, Julian Sheram,
Charlie Prior, George Beach and Frank
McCrey. Refreshments were served at
ten o'clock.
DR.. J. P Lewis and family and mother,
Dr. Peers and family and Miss Ella
Wagner of Ann Arbor, picnicked at
Garfield park yesterday evening.
Mrs. J. D. Mason will give picnic at
Silver Lake next week for little folks.
Misses Jessie SheIlabarger, Olive
Lewis, Emma Dennis, Ida Stage, Lillian
Valentine, Marie Brooks and Mabel
Baker will picnic at Wakarusa Saturday
The party viii be chaperoned by Mrs.
Shenabarger and Mrs. Baker.
Miss Susie Sweet entertained a few
friends at tea Saturday in honor Of Miss
Watson of Columbus Ohio.
Mrs. c. E Smyser will entertain few
friends at tea next Friday evening.
Miss Olive Robinson viii leave soon
for Oberiin, o., to attend the Academy Of
n usic there. A party was given for her
evening at the home OF Mrs. A H.
Case 1850 West Tenth street
Miss Lora Gearhart, who has been Wis
ting for the past few days at Kilmer, has
returned to her home in Potwin, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Alice ShaBer.
Misses Mary Daneka, Alma Patsen,
Minnie Barton Mary Gibbons and Messrs.
Ed Kiminger, Charlie Wayne, G. L.
Simpson and Willie Wayne spent Sun
dav picnicking at Wakarusa
Mrs. J. 5. Collins. son John and daugh-
ter Grace returned home Thursday from
a trip to Colorado.
MissFannie Diment has returned home,
after a months visit with her sister, Mrs
Seellg, of Kansas City.
Misses Mary Daneka and Nellie Kim
niger are visiting friends in Silver Lake. |
MIss Leila 5axton has returned from
Oskaloosa.
AIRS. viii Goodrich. of Washington, is /
visiting Mrs. II. K Goodrich for a few /
weeks.
Miss Ethel Mckee, who has been visit 4
ing Myrtle Callahan for the past month,
viii leave Friday to visit friends in New
ton
Mr. silas Hall and Miss Lille Mann,
both of this city, were married last Mon |
day in Kansas City
Miss Edith Brewer Will visit friends in
Emporia next week.
Miss Mabel Ellis, Of Carbonate, will |
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Miss Minnie Fitch. of Poland, O., is /
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Fitch.
Mrs. J. Baughman of Lec0mpton is /
Spending a few days with Mrs. j. r. POr- /
{ II aud daughter on North Harrison /
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Bertha Ellis of Carbonate is visiting
Mary Sutherland.
Miss Myrtle Fordyce left today for |
Waveland, Ind, to spend two weeks
Miss Minnie Warren left today for St
Louis after several weeks visit with her /
parents.
Miss Kate Post left today for Kansas /
City to spend a few days, and from there /
returns 10 her home IN MonmOth, Ill She I
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie /
Post
S. ]. Miner. the evangelist, is in the /
city visiting his brot her, J. II. Miner, on /
Jackson street. He is going to Doug /
las county to conduct a series Of meet l
ings
Mr.. Herbert White leaves next week
for a trip to California.
DR.. w. J. Covey returned Tuesday from /
Cameron and St Joe.
Miss Emily Elliott entertained a few |
friends Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Fred Newman, who has been visit I
ing his parents in Potwin Place, has left I
for the east
Miss Fannie Sibley was pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening by few Of her
friends.
Miss Gussie Fuller and sister Bernice |
are visiting in Emporia
Mrs. J. D. WoOters of Hutchinson is /
visiting her daughter, Mrs ". II. Stew /
art at 915 West Fifth street
A. J. Kellam and son Kurtz, left yes I
terday for three weeks outing in Col |
orado.
Mrs. A. c. Elder is spending this and
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