The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-17
sOCIAL AND PERs0NAL.


and visitors in ToWa
Miss Nellie Small gave pleasant
party last evening. Aiss DID Phelps
was the guest of honor, and everything,
even to the weather, transp pred to make
the affair 4 success. The floors were cam
vassed for dancing and few flowers
here and there gave gala appearance
80 the ROOM
An elaborate luncheon was served In
courses and those present were Misses
Josephine Colby. Nellie McCHntock.
Libbie Haziett, Mabel Quigley. Mabel
Knowles, Edna Carpenter, Lillian 81 hit
lock, Grace an H0uten, Myrtle Davis,
Edna Crane, Leila oaXton, Grace ~ eI-s,
Leila Parmalee, Jessie Small and Messrs.
wv alter Smith, Harry Hazlett, Howard
Wood. Bert Hazlett Louis Smith. John
Dixon. Fred 6iIett. Chas Keller Clyde
GruDbs, Ralph Moore, Arthur IAN y leIt,
jay Keeler, David Lakin, Harry s. IL
Iams. Walter Noble and John Lenfesty.
Mrs. ii. c. Bowman gave a thimble
party Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Harriet Breads birthday and the
ladies who responded 70 Invitations were
charmingly entertained.
Little Earl Bowman gave some kinder
garten selections which quite won the
hearts of everyone. Mrs IT. y. 81 able
sang. Miss Louise Burnham recited. and
Mrs. Bowman and Miss Broad played
piano duet, all of which conuIbut d
greatly TO the afternoons pleasure.
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Penheld, Mrs. Fred Popenoe. Mrs Harry
Whiting, Mrs. j. p. WahIe, Misses Eta
Fox, Margaret Goodrich, Ruth Nash.
Emma Burgess, Bessie Rogers, Flora
MAYO. Grace Goodrich, May Davis. Nina
GIllett. Lizzie Davis. Louise Burnham
Ideu and Genevieve Campb bell and Lizzie
Davis.
Miss Eva Wilson is visiting her sister
BITS. VI. s. Me- ably.
Tea viii be served by the Twenty
ladies from Tokio,7 this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs G. M. Emery.
Miss Ada Dntton Of salt Lake City, is
visiting relatives Id town.
The alocution recital which was TO
have been given this week by the Young
Women's Christian association, has been
postponed until next Wednesday
Miss Laura Davis VIII return from
kansas City Monday.
Abe Steinburg has returned from Chi
cago
The members Of the y. w. q. A. are
organizing q tennis club.
The q. LII. i. ri. club are making arr
engagements for an april Fool party at
the home Of Miss Gertie Huston.
Frank Holm Of Kansas City was in
town yesterday.
Miss Lulu Hanson went to Kansas
City yesterday to visit friends.
Elwood PETER was i'm the city a few
hours Wednesday on his way to Ne
braska.
Robt Fluke returned to Kansas City
yesterday.
DR.. III. VT. R0by entertained a few
friends on Thursday evening at "hyp-
nOrist' party.
Miss Emma Kelly returned to Olathe
yesterday.
Mrs. G. S. Baker gave little informal
company Wednesday evening.
Misses Jennie and Emma Hagar viii
spend q few days in Kansas City next
week.
Ed Morris Of Kansas City VIII spend
Easter with friends in the city
Dr. and Mrs. w. Al. McCarter enter
tanned about a dozen babies and their
daughter Katherine Davis McCarter'z
birthday She was year old.
Ars VIM. Warren received a package
of shamrock yesterday from Ireland,
gathered from the summit of the historic
Castle Of Ferns ia the county Of WeN-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Baker are at home
again. Mrs. Baker has been at the bed
side of her daughter. Mrs Sharpe. IN
Newton, and AIr. Baker returned yester-
day from Colorado.
Lewis Roby and John Sargent have
gone TO Cleveland. o.
Five couples Of the younger crowd
viii drive out to Iecumseh and back
Monday evening.
Mrs IS. E. Bentley and children Of
Kansas City are the guests of 81. j.
Drum. Mr.. Bentley viii spend Sunday
with them
A st. Patricf's Day Party.
ST. Patrick is receiving due honor to-
day AZ the Copeland hotel. Mr. Eugene
Hagan assisted by Ars Dr sheldon
transformed their table in the dining
room into fair representative of the
Emerald lsles and at dinner today which