The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and visit0rs in Town.


noon for their guest, Miss Lillian Vim
| cent of Clay Center and invited nearly
a hundred of their friends to meet her.
The appointments were in every detail
simple yet extremely dainty and effec-
tive, great branches of snOwballS were
heaped in corners and were in tall vases
on tables. and with other seasonabie
flowers, made the surroundings very at
tractive. In the dining room were two
small tables from which chocolate and
coffee were served by Misses Nellie
Lescher and Lizzie Taylor, Grace Van
Houten and Lillian Valentine. The
hostesses were assisted in entertaining
their guests by Misses A1yra Van Houten,
Jennie Lescher, Lena Church, Franc
Littlefeld and Mrs. Herman Lescher
served iced lemonade from a punch
bowl in the hall
Those who called during the afternoon
were Mrs VIM. Thrapp of Chicago Mrs
Herbert Holt of Las Cruces, N NJ;
Misses Lillian Bill of Chicago, Dora
Furman, Zena Freeman, Theresa Ros-
sington, Bessie West Bessie Gibson, Ona
McF adden, Myrtle JetmOre, Name and
Rosamond Horton, Alice Prescott,
Henrietta Thompson, Nan Emery of Des
Moines, Ia, Annie Jones, Lulu Elliott
Clark, Laura Douthit, Caroline and Ger
trude BoughtOn, Carrie Merrick, Trissa
Greenwood, Daisy Smith, Louise Burn
ham, Ida Dennis, Maud and Bessie
Buhre, Flora Mayo, Fannie Blakesley,
Violet Church. Lucy Shull, Hortense
Kelly, Name Smith, Gertie> Smith, Eb-
erie, Name HogebOom, Daisy Copeland,
May WATSON, Lizzie and May Davis,
Adah Mcconnell. Emily Allen, Blanch
Dienst, Matte Haniey, Kate Gunther,
Corinna Wharry, Leila Parmalee, Kate
Knowles, Edith lsbell, Margaret Weiss,
Marguerite Bradley, Eleanor Wilson,
Ollie O'Brien. Carrie and Anna Barthol-
omew, Daisy Sampson, Harriet Broad,
May Hillyer, Julia Walker, Stella and
Mabel Martin, Jennie Simmons. Florence
Lewis, Jessie Beck, Mamie and Alta
Ewart, Lydia Wehe, May Short. Gussie
Fuller, Mary Morrison, Julia Whitmer,
Bertha Knowles, Nina GlIett, Santa and
Fe Waters
Clarence Evans will spend Saturday in
Mrs. j. p. Howe is visiting in Kansas |
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A p Wilder will leave |
next week for Louisville, KY. They Will /
be gone about three weeks, visiting sew
eral eastern cities before returning.
X. B. Smith of Eldorado is in the city. /
Mrs. II. II. Hazelett and family are
moving into their former residence, 1895
street.
LIrs. H. K Rowley will give thimble
party Friday afternoon.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the First Congre-
gational church viii give social next
Monday night
Mrs. Dan Cain and daughter are ex-
pected home Chicago on Saturday.
Miss Mary Reese of Minneapolis, Kas.,
is visiting in town.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will give a May festi-
val Friday evening of next week
Miss Mary Wilton went to Carbon
dale today to spend few days
Mr.. John Hale has gone to Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kenderdine have
from CarbondaIe-
DR.. and Mrs. III. w. Roby will occupy
their country residence soon.
Dave Steinburg, of St Louis, is in
town this week.
Mrs. J. H. Hemus, of Valley Falls, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. G. Campbell, of Holton, spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs Ed. Rosenthal and Miss Celia
Levi of Chicago, are guests of Mrs. j.
Levi
Miss Harriet Broad will return from
Emporia Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Welch and daughter, Myrtle,
eft today for Minneapolis, MINI.
Geo. Kilmer will give a picnic at the
kilmer farm next week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Clark, of Lexing-
on, Mo, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morton.
The Amateur Music Club.
The Amateur Music club met Tuesday
programme was rendered
BY the following members: Mrs. F. G.
Hubbell. Mrs. W. r Ewing, Misses Car
lie and Helen Morgan, Lenna Sargent,
Myrtle Welch; Messrs. A. A Roby, AL
bert Morgan, Chas. Upton, J. J. Falls,
Ray Lea and Chas. Upton. A number
IF visitors were present among them Mrs
F. p. Lindsay, Misses Edna Lea, May
Eberle, Bessie Sargent, Mamie Pember-
on and Grace Manning; Messrs. f. G.
Austin Black, o. n. Mcconnell,
:. o. Jones, Chas. Moore and III. Upton.
Mrs. A A GODDARD and Mrs. Phil
Chamberlain are attending the Social
Science federation in Kansas City.
The Douze whist club will meet Satur-
lay afternoon with the Misses Moon.
Misses Bessie Lawhead of Oklahoma,
/ former Bethany student is visiting
NJ iss Sadie Stickney on west 10th street
Mrs Robt. Stone is visiting her hus-
band in Concordia.
Mrs. L. J. Jordan and children left to-
lay for Texas to spend the summer.
Miss Minnie Peck ia expected this |
month to visit Miss Kate Gunther.
Miss Eleanor Wilson has returned from |
visit in Leavenworth.
Harry Williams is home from Manitou. |
Miss Lillian Bill, of Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss Dora Furman.
Mrs. VIM. Thrapp. arrived yesterday
rom Chicago to visit her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. ]. T. Van Houten.
Miss Rose Loveland entertained about
'orty friends last evening at her home on
Quincy street.
The Morgan Concert company gave a |
concert in Scranton last evening They |
we're assisted by Messrs. Chas- Upton
and Joe kraemer.
Mrs. Nellie Scott went to Chicago to-
e. $500 =