The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-02

CarbondaIe. are in the city for few
days. They expect to open summer
hotel there.
The Clivettes went en- masse to see
Salvini in ''Ruy Bias"
Miss AIerrfck's Parry.
Miss Carrie Merrick gave very pleas
ant card party last evening for Mrs. w.
II. Cannif of Toluca. Ill. The first
prizes were won by Miss Smith and
Chas. Peyton; Lamont Gregg held the
same score but lost on the cut.
Lewis Greenwood was unfortunate
enough to lose the most games and for
that reason was given no supper.
Dancing was the amusement after
cards and the guests were Mrs. Giles
pie, Misses Lulu Cope. Edith Moore,
Emily Black, Mollie and Anna Crane.
Trissa Greenwood, Mabel Canniff, Daisy
Smith; Messrs. Lamont Gregg, Ralph
Moore, johnson, Frank Merrick, Rob
Merrick, Frank Cain, Chas. Trowbridge,
Chas. Peytou, and Lewis Greenwood.
Misc whaIey Entertains-
Miss Martie Whaley gave a small
company last evening, and all formality
was banished, to the delight of the
guests. Cards and music were the chief
pastimes; Miss Jessie Beck sang, Miss
Whaley played and Mr.. Culver sang.
Light refreshments were served to Misses
Mary Walker, Jessie Beck. Florence
Lewis, Sallie Beck, Gertie Whaley, Anna
Bird Daley, Chester Culver, Frank
Beck, and Ed Dennis.
Notes About the City.
The T. V. club met last evening with
the Misses Brubaker, and played the
second of the series of high five games.
Mr.. Charles Menard has the highest
score of the gentlemen, and Misses Nina
Garvin, Tavern Brubaker and Josephine
Marmont are tied for the highest. 1t
was an orange party, the decorations
i Ill
Mrs. w. c. CAMPBELL went to Kansas
City today to attend the Social Science
federation.
Mrs. Geo Merritt of San Francisco, is
the guest of Mrs. ]. G. McClintock.
Mr.. J. D. Price of Holton, is in town
today.
The VaIhalla club will meet tonight
with Miss Marguerite Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Connolly left this
morning for Kansas City, to make their
home.
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. W.
Angle.
Mrs Eugene Quinton will give chill
dren's party tonight for John Sebastian,
Jr., and Miss Mary Sommers' guests
Mrs. @. 5. Baker will go to Kansas
City tomorrow to attend the Social Sci
ence federation.
Judge Lowell of Holton, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs johnson of Minneapolis, Kan,
who was the guest of Mrs. c. ]. Brown,
has gone to Kansas City.
Mrs. d. L. Nipher and sons Guy and
Ralph of Oregon. Mo-, are the guests of
her daughter Mrs. John Maxwell, S15
Chestnut street.
Mrs. Geo. Ebert who has been in town
for few days will return to New Mexi-
co tomorrow.
Mrs. DIR. Chesney is visiting DIR. DIR.
Callahan at 211 east 9Th street.
A Pleasant May Party.
There was a May party given at the
home of T. NJ. Coulter, 435 Chandler street
last evening. by Jesse Parkhurst, assisted
by ". A Voigt, and the following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter, Mr.. and
Mrs Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney,
Misses Eula Force, Ida Mills, Annie and
Maud Snyder, Mamie Pritchard, Abbie
Reardon, Jessie Sawyer, Effie and Clara
Smith, Lolita Wyatt, May Childs, Laura
Walker, Cora Dee, Jane Dixon, Winnie
Dryer, May Travis, Hester Van Horn,
May Milenger, Annie Randolph, Nellie
Dryer, Mary Purdy and Hattie Jones;
Messrs. Ed. McKernan. Morris Ward, W.
Kirkpatrick, Frank Sawyer, Jesse Dixon,
Howard Snyder, Art Randolph, Harry
Kay, Will ChiIds, John Fertig. Silas Rosa,
Oscar Jones. Bob Finney. Chas- Hoge,
Geo. Grant. Geo. Kudner, and Geo. Ogden.
They were entertained in the fore part
of the evening by the Musical jug club,
after which games were played
The PhiIharmonics-
The Philharmonic society will hold
business meeting Monday afternoon May
z, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Miss
Bessie West, 1915 Harrison street All
members are requested to be present