The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-19

/ pleasant one, and the evening was most
| enjoyable to all concerned The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eagle, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. O. Garvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Clark, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. Clara
| Wiggin and MIR. Ed. Curry.
social Notes About Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /. Waggoner have
arrived from Burlington. Kas.. and are
at home at 1912 Fillmore street.
Harry J. Black of Dayton, o., is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Black.
j. II. Barnes will return from Manhat-
tan Monday.
Mrs. Frank Manspeaker and little son
Of Beatrice, Neb, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Jewell
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Maxwell and son
Roy will spend Sunday in Rossville.
Miss Dora Furman, who has been very
i'll the past week is some better.
Misses Jessie LewelIing and Edith
Coles have gone to Wichita to spend
The Bethany lawn fete has been post
poned until Monday evening.
Mrs. r c. Miller is spending a few
days in Lawrence.
DIR. and Mrs. Ellis of Carbonate spent
Friday in the city.
Homer Caldwell and w. Van Valken-
burg have returned from a two weeks
trip to Oklahoma
Miss Margaret Dudley gave a picnic
beers of her Sunday school class, twenty
in all.
A Picnic to KfImer.
| A Jolly crowd with lunch baskets,
hammocks and all the necessary picnic
| paraphernalia met at the Santa Fe depot
this afternoon and took the 4:30 train for
Kilner. The hilmer farm affords an ex-
cellent picnic grounds, and the young
! folks propose to dance in the hayloft to
the music of country fiddler. The list
| is as follows: Misses Nina Sheafor.
Mary Moon, Fannie Moon, Grace Curtis,
Libbie Hazistt, Lillian Valentine. Emma
Dennis, Grace Van Hodten, Nellie Nc
| Clintock, Grace Lemon, Anna Jones,
Grace Weiss, Caro- Pentield, Jessie Shell
| labarger. Susie Wilder, Mabel Chase,
Mabel Baker, Gertie Kreipe, Lottie
| Bowes, Mabel Knowles, Edna Carpenter,
Myrtle Davis, Bessie Stewart Nellie
Small, Bessie Moss, Lillian Whitlock,
| Leila Saxton, Edna Crane. and Messrs.
Chas. Keller. Theron Kelly. Hal Hazlett,
| Clyde Grubbs, Clarence Homer, VIII
Adams, Austin Black, Elwood PETER.
Dan Adams, Floyd Mcdonald, Roy
| Baker, john Dixon, Harry Wood, Dick
| Rodgers, Howard Lawrence, Oscar Wool
verton, Frank Sheldon, Rassie Bennett.
Harmon Ryus, Homer Low, David Har-
vey, David Lakin, Walter Smith, Chas
Blakesley, Frank Oliver, Jay Keller and
Geo. Kilmer.
Reception at Mrs. Yates.
The reception given at the home of
Mrs. b. 3. Yates last evening, compIi-
mentary to the teachers of Potwin school.
was AS thoroughly pleasant as an affair
of the kind could well be, and no pains
was spared to make the scene a pretty
one. Flowers and palms we're used in
profusion in every apartment, lemonade
was served from punch bowl surround
ed with white roses and foliage. The
teachers in whose honor il was given
IL Tt1Lr5 1Iap II
constituted the reception committee, and
were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. b.
b. Yates Mrs. L. III. Pounds, Mrs. George
Tincher, Mrs. Walter Bates, 4lrs. l. H.
Wolfe. Mrs J; B. Lariner, Mrs. John
Nawers, Mrs. w. VI. Forbes. Mrs. J. III.
Halstead and Mrs. NJ. B. Ward
Light refreshments were served in the
dining room by Misses Mes baum Ebev,
Deming and Anderson, assisted by a
dozen school girls in white caps and
versation now and then. & "Home
Sweet Home was sung by the whole
company before leaving.
Mrs BaIley's ThGmbIe Parry.
Mrs J. w. Bailey gave a thimble party
yesterday afternoon at her home on
West Sixth street, for Mrs. G. F. KEEPER
of Lafayette, Ind, and Mrs. A b. Nc
Adams of Boswell, Ind The usual
pleasures were enjoyed by the guests
and her home was prettiIv decorated
with roses. The guests were Mrs. w H.
Lininger, Mrs. w. NJ. Gregory, Mrs. J. w.
Going, Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, Mrs. w T.
Drum, Mrs. E. w. Poindexter. Mrs. g. A.
MetIer, Mrs Hawley, Mrs. Vincent and
her sister, Mrs. Frances of Salt Lake
City. Mrs. G. A. Bailey, Mrs NJ E.
Dougherty of Lafayette, Ind, and Mrs.
L. H. Bailey.
General Social Notes.
The Scribbler's club met informally
on Friday night with DR. and Mrs. H. W.
Roby, at their summer residence on
Iwenty-tirst street. The usual literary
exercises were held and the club was
delig htfully entertained by the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Nj. c. Welch of Topeka, Kan,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. p
Durham, has gone to Charlottesville to
be the guest of her cousin. W. H. Dur
ham and family, for few days.-Indian-
apolis Journal.
Mrs ]. w. Bailey is entertaining her
l mother. Mrs. II. E. Dougherty and her