The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and visitors in Town.

| and Visitors Town.
The Amateur music club met last
evening with the Misses Morgan on
| Quincy street, and several visitors listen
ed to an entertaining programme. Miss
Parsons and Mr.. Chas. Upton played a
harp and guitar duet; there were vocal
solos by Mrs. f. @. Hubbell, Misses Olive
Robinson, Jessie Upton, and Carrie Nor
/ gan; and Cha5. Upton recited; Misses
| Carrie Morgan and Olive Robinson play
ed piano duet, and the closing number
was quartette by the Misses Morgan.
At the conclusion of the programme
| they danced the remainder of the even
| ing. Besides the club members there
| were present Mr.. and Mrs. c.. d. Skin
ner, Mr. and Mrs B. F. McKercher, Miss
Ack1ey of Scranton, NJ essrs. Frost, d. w.
Palmer, Chas. Upton and Joe Kraemer.
The club will meet Wednesday even
ing, May 2, with Miss Jessie Upton.
Pleasantly Surprised.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given last evening for Miss Katherine
Roehrig at the home of Miss Frances
Holland, 70S Lincoln street Those pres
ent were Misses Kate and An
Me Rsnm. Bruss Ha of Role, Chicago ia. Helen
Hulda Moeser, Lizzie Wissman,
Minnie VAIL, Clara Boltz. Lena Roehrig,
Lydia Moeser, Amelia Branner. Chat
Bruce, Mary Goodwin, Rose Branner,
Carrie Becker, Laura Haeland; Messrs.
FreO bauman, henry Gutcn, Ray Penny,
Silas Moeser, James Miller, Geo. Krauss,
Chas. Haeland. Tom Miller, Leo Krauss
Lew Roehrig, Will Seybold, Carl Dryer,
Hy Bauman, FL. Schriber, John Bauer,
Geo. Brosomer, A. Beronius, G. Holtwick
and j. Krane.
Agreeabiy Entertafned.
Mrs. Frank Shubert was a most agree
able hostess yesterday afternoon to about
forty ladies who accepted invitations to
her thimble party. Her home was bright
ened here and there with clusters of
spring flowers and tall palms. and she
was assisted in entertaining her guests
by Mrs. Ed Martindale of Lawrence,
Mrs Watkins of Kansas City. Mrs. Bar-
vey Loveland Mrs j. d. McMahon, and
Miss Serena Van Hook. Among the
guests were: Mesdames VIM. Hodson, c..
n. Nelson, A. 4. Hurd, Horace Hall.
Geo. Hubbard, J. Newcomer, G. Fordyce,
E. L. Copeland, E. III. Sheldon, w. W.
Phelps, Chas. Guild, Ell. L. Shirer, Case,
james Sproat, Fred Popenoe, John Sar-
gent, Will Crittenden, d. L. Rugg. A. A.
GODDARD. Todd. L. Van Hook, Evans, VIM.
Connors, Furman Baker, Geo. Penfield,
d. Atwood, Torrington, J. G. Wood, W.
Wiley, and Misses Name Alden, Maud
Case, and Lottie Booth.
General Social Notes.
Those present at Mrs. A. S. Johnson's
luncheon yesterday were: Mesdames A.
III. Thompson, FL. P. Dillon, Alice CIugs-
ton. John n. Norton, Belcer, Frank Hol-
liday, Charles Holiday. w. E. Swift A.
T. Rodgers. James Moore, E. S. Lewis,
Harold Chase. Charles GIeed, Arthur
Mills. George Nicholson. J. l.. King,
Baily, Robert Pierce, P. L. Soper, D. A.
Clements, J. b. Bartholomew, S. NJ. Dav-
idson, A d. Robbins, Guilford Dudley,
NJ. Bosworth, g. f. Parmalee, E. Wilder,
Misses Carrie and Anna Bartholomew,
Eleanor Wilson, Ruth Farnsworth, Mary
and Irene Homer, Edna Best, Mary Nc
Cabe, Edna Lakin, Leila Parmalee and
Miss Dusenberry.
About one hundred and fifty youg peo-
pie attended an enjoyable dance given in |
Music hall last evening by the Imprimis
club. Bannister's orchestra furnished the |
music.
Mr.. ID. J. n. Ross of Omaha arrived in |
the city today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. |
Lagerstrom, 1854 Tyler street.
Mrs. I. 3. Sweet and daughter Susie |
will leave tomorrow to attend the grand |
opera at Kansas City and will remain
over Sunday
Mrs. 7. f. Doran will give a party Fri
day night to her friends in the Unity So
ciety at her home, 125 Western avenue. |
Mrs. A. B. Woolverton entertained a |
dozen ladies yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. S. NJ. Woolverton of Wakarusa, Ind. |
The T. V. club will meet next Tuesday /
evening with Mrs. J. A. Waltmire. |
In the first of series of high five games |
played Tuesday evening. Miss La Verne |
the highest scores.
Mrs. John r. Mulvane and Mrs. Jesse |
Shaw went to Kansas City yesterday to |
attend missionary convention.
Miss Mabel Chase left today for Texas |
to visit her sister, Mrs. Craig Hunter.
Miss frankie Mcmillan and mother !
have returned from visit in Kansas
City.
Mrs. L Wagner who has been the |
guest of Mrs. E. Bennett will return to
her home in Ottawa tomorrow.
Mrs. S. Ettlinger has gone to Chicago
to spend couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson of Chi |
cago who have been spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John LagerstrOm left
today for California.
Miss Cora Marshall will return to her
home in Pueblo tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wood and daugh-
ter. Mrs J. Wehe, will leave next week
for Europe, to be gone three months
They will visit England, Ireland, Scot
land and France.
Mrs. C. L. Travers went TO Atchison
Yesterday to visit her sister.
Henry L. Call went to New York yes
terday.
Rev. J. T. Phillips will leave Saturday
for Minneapolis Mimi
Mr.. Jack Nicoll of Texas, is visiting
his brother Mr.. Dave Nicoll, 1914 Fill
more street.
The Ladies Benevolent society will