The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items ofInterest About Topeka People an,
Visitors in Town.

Items ofInterest About Topeka People and
Visitors in Town
Mrs. Abe Steinberg gave a party yes
terday afternoon in honor of her little
) daughter EthePs eighth birthday.
Various games were Interpreted with
recitations by Miss Jessie Mass of ST.
Louis and songs by Rena Greenabaum.
The children were seated at ia bles
spread under the trees for supper and
had jolly good time generally
Misses Minnie Wolf, Lottie Stein 2.
Anna Kraemer, Sadie Snattinger. jennie
Usher. Fannie Estlinger, and Selma and
Stella Barnum, assisted in the entertain
ment Of the children, who were Hazel
and Harry Wolf, Mary Sutherland. Min
ME and Maggie Kraemer, Walter Usher,
Ralph and Carl House, Ralph EttIinger,
Frankie Miller, Birdie and Edgar
George Willie WetherslL Melvin Wolf
Louis Grizzly. Arner Robinson, Sammie
and jerome Greenabaum, Flora and
Irwin SnalTinger, Rhea eastman. Jessie
Mass, Ike and Alfred Barnum, Flora
kraemer and Charlie Steinberg.
A Dancing Party
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Moon of Topeka,
assisted by Miss Stewart. gave a large
dancing party Wednesday evening at
their country residence, Valley Home"
in honor Of their son Edgar G.. Moon. It
was d brilliant affair." AMI the Japanese
lanterns Illuminating the lawn made
hammocks aud canvased walks most in
viting. The dancing room was unique in
its decorations, while at small tables
many enjoyed whist and high five.
Elegant refreshments were served.
Those invited were the Misses Nichols,
Minnie Palmer. Dora and Edith Noel,
Mae and Josephine Chadwick, Edith
Miller, Lille and Minnie Stage, Nettie
and Rose frey, Myrtle Mitchell, Ellie
Smelcer. Anna and Jennie K. Wilson;
Cecil Noel, Harry p. Baker, Key Lacon,
Frank French, Andrew Wilson, Willie
Nichols, w. Hibbs, HOyt L Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. G. p. Baker, Mrs. g. K Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kassabaum
General Social Notes
Mr. John Marter and family of Whit
ing have come TO Topeka TO live and
will occupy the residence at 1912 West
street
Mrs. w. J. Drew left today for Mime
apolis to visit relatives.
Paul Palmer will attend Canon college
at Gam bier, O., this winter.
B. J. Dreeson has gone to Fort Worth,
Tex.
Miss Gertrude Frost. who has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. George B. Palmer,
/ for the past three weeks has returned
to her home in Maryville, 40.
Dir. and Mrs Eugene Wolfe and son,
William Douthitt, left today for a visit
IN Ohio Mrs. Wolfe will be gone about
a month.
Miss Lillian Gemmel spent yesterday
/ AAuSd1 Ally.
Miss Lillian Tefft will entertain this
evening for her guest, Miss Franc Hell
ger. Of Colorado.
Rev. c. F. Reisner has gone to Wich-
tia.
Mis- Stella May of Holton was in town
shopping yesterday.
Drs. w. j. Convey and J. Fl. Goodwin
/ will spend Sunday in Kansas City.
Miss Elizabeth Champman, who has
been the guest of Miss Jessie Edison, re-
turned to Oakland, Cal, today.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mills and Miss
Name AtchisOn will 60 to Excelsior
/ Springs tomorrow.
/ Mr. and Mrs ID. Il. Forbes will move
/ to their winter residence on 7th and
| Polk. in about two weeks
Miss Carrie Morgan viii leave tOmor-
row for Chicago
Mrs s. E. Hull of Eskridge. is visiting
/ Mrs L. l. Goodwin IN Auburndaie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Drum have gone
to ct Joe to visit relatives
Mrs Geo. Lille and Mrs. J. p. Farms
worth are visiting in Silver Lake this
week.
Sir. and Mrs. W. s. Kale left today for
a three weeks visit IN Indians and Ohio.
Mrs G. K Wilson and daughters, Jen-
ME and Mary, have gone TO Springfield
Ill, on an extended visit
Luther Nellis and Luther Bright have
Rons to AtchLson to attend tho Midland