The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Miss Nellie Whites home in North
Topeka was filled with guests Monday
evening complimentary TO her guest
Miss Cassibaum Of Hartford. Conn.
/ Four large rooms we're thrown toReth-
/ Or and canvassed- A mandolin club fur
nished delight music for the guests
| who danced, and those who preferred
cards found the necessary arrangements
up stairs.
The walls were festooned with smiIax
and masses of golden rod were used
most effectually.
Miss White was assisted in entertain
ing her guests by Misses Margaret Casey
and Edith Higbee in pretty white frocks.
The list is as follows: Misses Prudence
/, Wright Daisy ]. Bell, Marie Sweet.
Pauline True. Myrtle w God, Lillian Car
penter, Abba Greer, Bessie Moon, Josie
Cross, Bernice Dennis, Margaret Nc
Dowell, Anna Shaffer. Josephine Nath
rup, Jennie and May Gilray, Sadie and
Frances Bay, Lottie Hays, Lolita Jolly,
Julia Leon, May Pladias, Gladys Corning
Eta Shuckheart, Marguerite Johnson,
Dolly Boyle, Baybe Miller; Messrs. Chas.
Dobbs, Cassibaum, John Knight, Frank
lin Day. Alphonso Washington, Kay
mOnd and Cornelius Sells, Hugh B. Sold,
1ssac Lookeigh, Perry, Ok; Frank Har-
din, Atchison, Charley Glade, Kansas
City, Marshal Pasteure, Chicago, Albert
Sproat, Ed McNeaI. J. W. Slight, St.
Louis, Ed Mcfarland, VIM McNeff,
Clarence Nathrop, John Jump, Will
Eyler. Geo. Tickner, Alex. Darling, Bert
Dunlap. Fred James, Albert Wesy, Ora
w. 5. Eagle, j. R futile, Ed McMath
and Jim ParnelL
Around the Camp Fire.
A picnic party at Garfield park last
evening ate their lunch by = camp 1irs
and declare that they had better time
have afforded them. In the company
were Misses MollIe and Anna Crane,
Trissa Greenwood, Carrie Merrick, Daisy
Smith, Clara LambBck, Emily Black and
Messrs n. J. Radcliff, Rob and Frank
Merrick, AL HuIitt, Dean Waters, Guy
Hagar and Lewis Greenwood.
Surprise Party was Given.
surprise party on Miss Anna Hud-
son last evening at her home, SIG Jeffer-
son street, the occasion being her birth
Gay, and the young folks who partici-
pated had delightful time. Cards,
music and dancing we're among the
amusements, and Misses Jessie HolIer
aud Edna Prescott created diversion by
fortune telling. Roses carnations and
smilax afforded pretty decorations, and
lunch was served in the dining room
About thirty young people were present
which included many OF the Pensee club.
Among those present were: Misses Liz
zie Gavitt, Myrtle and Gertie Biddle,
Clara, Sarah and Alice Deisher, Mamie
Crawford, Leona Jones, Jessie and Grace
Holler, Maggie Mitchell Edna Prescott,
Lenna Prouty. Gertie Knight Annie
Semperts, and Miss Abbie Shaffer of
kilmer, Kas., and Masters Al Beronius.
Martin Oswald, Ike n Cohen, Eugene
Sem perts, Fred Bartell, Ed Merritt, VIII
Griffith, Milties Heberer, Arthur Majors,
Leon Travis, and Lewis Shaffer of Kill
mer, Kas., and Porter Hemperel of Man
haitian.
TcFarIand-smith.
At noon today the marriage of Miss
Kathleen Ada Smith and Ar. J. M. Alc-
Farland solemnized in Grace Cathe-
dral. Rev Guy Miner performing the
ceremony in the presence Of a small
company Of relatives
The bride wore stylish travelling cos
tune of dark blue cloth with hat and
gloves to match, and proceeded to the
altar on the arm Of Stanley Medlicutt.
A wedding breakfast was served to the
party At the home Of Mrs. Al. w. Med
licott. and Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland left
i'm mediately for Cincinnati and other
eastern points. They viii be at home
after November 1, at 709 Topeka avenue.
General Social Notes.
Kisses Arlie and Cleo Ewart entertain
ed the following young people at cards
last evening: Misses Henrietta and Mary
Thompson and Messrs Ed Mcbride, John
Waters, Ralph y GORE and VIII Alexan-
der.
The Amateur Music club will meet
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Albert Roby in South Topeka.
Mr.. Ed Miller will arrive next week
from Chicago to visit his cousin, Miss
Minnie Doyle
Misses Margaret Casey and Edith Hig-
bee will give a moonlight picnic tonight
at Garfield park. for Miss Cassibaum,
OF Hartford. Conn.
Miss Katie Kay has returned from Lib
erty, Mo, where she has been spending
the summer.
Miss Matte bingham, of this city, and
No, were married this morning at 8
o'clock by Father CoOlen.
Mrs. George Corning has gone to Chi
cago.
Mrs. L. Fl. Sim and son viii, Of Ur-
bana Ills, will go to Wichita Wednesday
for short visit.
A. M. Cool has gone to Omaha.
Mrs. Lizzie Cammock and Miss Name
Kahr have returned from Chicago and
St Louis.
Miss Corrine Bone, of Kansas City. has
been spending a few days with Mrs. E.
T. Sim.
Misses Nellie McCIintock, Villa
Rodgers. Mary Thompson, Pearl McFar-
land and Cora PenfieId have Joined Mrs.
W. A McCarter's class in English litera-
ture at the high school
Mrs. W. W. Phelps will spend Sunday
IN Kansas City.
D. E HOller has returned from Wash
Captain S. G. Parker has gone to Sslina
as a delegate to the Episcopal conven-
ton.
A club Of ex- w ashburn students which
was organized for the study Of Spanish lit