The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-29
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items OF Interest AbouS Topeka People
and visitors in Town

afternoon pleasure was by no means
spoiled on that account Big punches of
pink clover and pretty white daisies
were arranged on the manteI, on tables
and IN corners, and were truly artistic in
their arrangement Among the guests
were: Mrs @. O. Wilmarth, Mrs. E. Bru-
baker, Mrs J. S. Collins, Miss Collins of
Wamego, Mrs Irving DoOlittle, Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin and Miss Russell
An Agreeable Surprise.
A few of Miss Musette Renwick's
friends decided to give her a surprise
party last evening, and accordingly in
vaded her home on Tyler street about
eight o'clock, and spent a delightful
evening. In the company were Misses
Louie Smith, Josephine Pierre of Salina,
Leila Herd, and Miss Marley; N essrs.
Tom Whitmer, Harry Goodrich, Albert
Evans, and g. Perkins.
Notes In Society Circles
The Philharmonic society met for the
last time this season with Mrs. J. n.
Stricken yesterday afternoon. 1t was
strictly business meeting, and the reg
ular programme was not rendered
Miss Louise Holmberg has returned to
Usage City.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Corinna Wharry and Mr.. Edgar
D. Cruise, on Wednesday. June L at
half past eight o'clock. They will be at
home after June 20, at ga West Sixth
street.
Miss Collins of Wamego is the guest
of Mrs. j. S. Collins.
Miss Caro- Penf1eld entertained half a
dozen visiting young ladies at tea yes
terday.
Mrs. Nathan Price and daughter Marie
arrived today from Omaha to visit Mr..
and Mrs Paul Hudson.
Misses Helen, Fanny and Flossie Moon
entertained the following young people
last evening for Miss Winifred Scoville
of Seneca: Miss Mabel Quigley, Ralph
Moore, Harry Hazlett, Clarence HOrner,
Ed. Dennis and Will Adams.
Misses Annie and Hattie Jones will go
to Lawrence tomorrow to meet Miss
Mabel Martin on her way home from
Cincinnati.
Jay r. Montgomery has returned from
a months visit in California.
An excellent picture of Miss Mary
McCabe appears in the last issue of
Newspaperdom, on the first page. It is
work in this city.
Miss Olive Terrence of Lexington, Mo,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. J. G. McClintock will give a
thimbIe party tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs J. +. Barker and children left to-
day for Fort Worth, Tex, to spend three
or four weeks.
The children are rehearsing their
dances for the kirmiss to be given at the
Grand opera house June 8, in Prof
Wetherelrs hall No spectators are al
lowed with the exception of the rela-
tives and those Immediately connected
with the affair.
The garden fets which was to have
been given by Miss Myra Williams this
evening has been postponed until Thurs
day.
Miss Allie Shepherd of BurIingame is
visiting her sister at Bethany.
Miss Caro- Finch will arrive today
from BurIingame to visit Miss Birdie
Griffith.
DR.. J. P. Lewis went to Valencia to-
day.
Charles Williams and Jack Hessian of
the state university will spend Saturday
in town on their way to their respective
homes in Mcpherson and Manhattan.
General Social Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. H McKibben b ave
gone to Washington, d. c., to spend
couple of weeks.
Guy Hagan spent Sunday in Newton.
Misses Jennie Thomas and Mary
Lewis who were the guests of Mrs. G. f.
Givens on Clay street, have returned to
EmpOria.
Henry Williams left today for St Paul,
Mimi, to spent week.
Mr. Frank Searles, of MulhaIl, o. T.,
and Mr. Hulitt of Perry, are visiting
Mr.. Goodwin in Auburndale.
Miss Name HogebOOm is expected
home the first of next week from a visit
IN HlLISpQFg. hdQ.
A ]. Boulware spent Sunday with his
parents in Lawrence.
Miss Bessie Woolger, who has been
the guest of Miss Eva Schiller in Law
renee returned home yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Wilson went to Leaven-
worth today and viii return Saturday.
Miss Edith Coles and Lille Seibert
have returned from Ellis, Kas.
Mr.. Arthur Murphy went to Eskridge
and back Sunday .on his wheel, and
made the trip of fOrty-five miles in four
hours. Messrs. Chas. Peyton and Phil
Eastman accompanied him as far as
Maple Hill
Miss Nellie Adams will leave tomor-
row for St Louis to make her home.
She will spend the summer at Freeport,
Me.
Mrs A ]. King and children will
spend Wednesday at Nortonville.
Miss Josephine Pierce who has been
the guest of Miss Louise Smith returned
to Salina today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rynerson and
Miss Gaming of New York will spend
Decoration day near Tecumseh.
Miss Lou Nash will go to Lawrence
next week 70 attend the commencement
exercises
Miss Kate Gunther will give an after
noon card party on Friday for Miss Min
ME Peck.
Mr.. John Payne of Dallas, Tex, for
merly of this city is visiting his parents
this week.
Miss Susie Gaming of New York is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Wallace Ryner-
son.
Mrs. G. P. Grosvener of Lawrence is
the guest of her sister, Miss Daisy Starr.
She came up for the commencement ex-
ercises tonight
Mrs. W. L Smith of Usage City is
faif