The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-27

Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and Visitors IN Town.

Items OF Interest ADou6 Topeka People
and Visitors in Town.
Miss Fannie McCasiin's fishing party
last evening was decidedly novel, and
novelty has many charms When the
guests arrived they were given score
cards in the form OF fishes cut from paste
board and Illuminated in many c0lOrs.
These We're mum bered and their places
were found accordingly. A miniature
pond Of painted wood containing fish Of
q corresponding nature was placed on
each table, and AT the sound of d bell two
at each table took up their rods and
lngIed for five minutes. The other two
then trying their luck. and the one who
caught the greatest number Of pounds
(the weight Of the fishes was mum Dered
on one side) progressed. Mr.. G. WATSON
was the lucky fisherman, and Miss Kitty
Lindsey also. was rewarded for success
full angling.
Big shining fishes were hung on cur
tains, chandeliers and over doors. and
the first course of the luncheon was fish
with its accompanying dishes The
hostess was assisted by her sisters Mrs
NJ. "A. Snyder and Mrs. O. III. McCaslin,
and among the guests were Misses Iressa
Greenwood. Lucille Miller, Lulu and
Myrtle FOrdyce, airline Nichols of ST.
Louis, Kitty Lindsey. LOttie Griffith.
Florence HOLSTER. SalIie Beck Minnie
Marsh, Daisy Sampson, Jessie Garwood,
Daisy Hayes. Ella Wilson. Alice
and DOlie Zimmerman, Jessie and
Mary Smith, Matte McGregor, Ada Sharp.
n ellie Kirk, Lena Sharp, Ida and Eva
Mayberry, Byrd Prescott, and Anna JIM
pleby; AIr. and Mrs. T. ID. Fuller, Mr and
Mrs. Harry Wells, Nr and Mrs Chas.
Sampson. Mr.. and AIrs. @. b. Kirk.
Messrs. Roberts, Boehr. Switzerland,
Anderson, John Hayes, Parker, Green
wood, Snyder Williamson, Council Stew
art, Wallace Price, Lagerstroms Haynes,
Hayes, Frank Beck, WATSON, C0nwel,
Sharp and Mccain.
mrs CampbelI's Luncheon.
Mrs. Clara Campbell gave a q o'clock
luncheon yesterday for Miss Fannie
Woodland of Atchison. Covers were laid
for ten on a table, adorned with white
carnations and smlaz, at which were
seated Mrs. VI. a. Low, Mrs. Chrismau,
Mrs. r. l. Bonebrake. Mrs. A. Fassler
Miss Fassler, Mrs. Eugene Quinton, Mrs.
J. b. Hayden, Mrs. r. 3. Gemmel Mrs.
Geo. WI. Veale, and Miss IN oodward.
PLEASANT Card Party.
Hiss Anna VI hitelock gave a pleasant
card party last evening for Miss Mary
C0lWell. who leaves next week for Col
orado Springs. The prizes were won by
Miss Nellie McClintock and Mr.. Ralph
Peterson, and after the lunch which was
served at IL, the time was spent in music
and dancing. Miss Bessie Gibson sang
some very pretty solos
.sProfessionaIs'' Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. George Neale, Jr. enter
tanned the professionals" and q few 9TH
or friends Thursday evening in honor of
their twelfth wedding anniversary. AT
the close Of q lively game Of progressive
high five, Mrs. a. III. Connolly and MT
Al. B. Quinton We're declared winners,
and music and dancing occupied the re-
mainder of the evening.
General Social Notes.
Mrs. NJ. A. Low returned yesterday
Miss Minnie Finch Of Denver is visit
ing 10 the city.
Miss bessie Veale gave a dinner party
on Il Onday for Miss vs. GODDARD of Atchl-
SON
Miss Halle Higgins arrived yesterday
from Kansas City to visit Aiisa Winnie
Prescott, who entertained for her in-
formally last evening at her home on
Harrison street
Miss Fannie Woodland returned to her
home ia Atchison today,
Miss Daisy Irwin, who has been visit
ing Miss Maud Miller has returned TO
her home in Lawrence.
Henry Auerbach has returned from
Chicago.
Ellery Murray has returned from Iowa.
Mrs. @. S. Mcbride entertained about
forty friends Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Marshall of California
The AgaWam club meets next Tues
dav evening at he home Of Mra. AI b.
Nahr, 626 Topeka avenue.
Mrs A. G. Hugo viii leave tomorrow
for Wyanet, Ill, 10 visit her mother.
Mr and Mrs G. s. Mcbride gave q re-
ception at their pleasant home, 1852 Lin
coin street, Wednesday evening. in honor
Of their neice, Mrs. 81. j. Marshall, Of
Atchison. Nearly forty friends partici-
pafed in the entertainment. which was
highly ENJOYABLE In every detail. "a de-
licious luncheon was served iii courses.
and included varieties Of cake. orange