The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-08


"a reception was given last evening at
the home of Mrs. @. D. Skinner ia honor
Of Miss Dollie Curtis, sister Of Congress
man Curtis.
Between the hours Of seven and eleven
the parlors were filed with friends and
acquafntances who admired the pretty
decorations of smlla1x and golden ROD
listened to the music of the Alhambra
mandolin club and chatted pleasantly
with one another.
Mrs. Skinner in an elegant black silk
costume was assisted IN receiving by Miss
Curtis in d cream shot silk with trim
mings of pearl passeInenterIe and point
d. esprit lace, Miss Maud Brazier in
white wool gown, and Miss Mary Davis
ia cream albatross with ribbon garni-
ture.
Ices were served in the dining room
during the entire evening and little
Misses Stafford, Permie Curtis and Mabel
Skinner, presided here.
Miss Edna Parkhurst's singing was
highly entertaining, and the success Of
the affair was und0ubted.
Surprise For HTrs. Morgan.
The members Of Mrs. Morgan's class
surprised her last evening in a most de-
Ightful manner. Upon her return from
an evening call, she found her parlors
filed with friends awaiting her coming.
During the evening the class presented
her with an elegant gold watch An or
iginal poem read by one of the pupils
was very appropriate, as was also the
presentation speech. there was music
by the Misses Morgan ana Albert Nor
gan, and later ia the evening refresh
ments were served.
"A Reception Given.
a reception was given Thursday even
ing at the residence Of J. A. Campbell
ON Monroe street, in honor of Dean
Millspaugh, Rev Guy Miner and Rev. Mr..
Todd. Ice cream and cake was served
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enjoyed by all present who were Messrs
and Mesdames J. e. Hibben. Butterfly,
Kimball, Anderson, r. r. Jones. Fred
Hes; MesdAmes Coulti5 Currier, Nor
ris. Ward and Gilman; Misses
Daisy KimbalI, Nora Norris. Nell
Miss Lillian Teft entertained a few
young people at cards last evening for
Miss Heller of Colorado Springs, and the
lucky players we're Miss Cleo Ewars and
Fred Gnlett; consolation prizes were
won by Miss Heller and Ralph Moore.
Miss Tefft will give a small party this
afternoon.
Mrs. G. n. Hubbard and son, Donald,
have returned from a two months visit
in Knoxville, La.
Mrs Lumen Osborn Inez Hicks of
Chicago il visiting friends and relatives
in the city
Hiss Jessie Adams Of Osage City spent
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