The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Items Interest Ab0ut Topeka Pe0uIa
and Visitors Town.

mr.. ana Mrs. ABE stein Derg gave a re-
ceptiOn last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Abrams, who were married on
Tuesday evening in Lawrence. Mrs
Abrams was formerly Miss Isabel Stein
berg. Palms and cut flowers were en-
pIoyed in elaborate decorations, and
Steinberg's orchestra played during the
entire evening.
Mrs. SteinberR wore a black and white
silk costume. with lace trimming and
Mrs. Abrams was attired in empire
gown of pale yellow crepe de chine,
with corsage garniture of yellow velvet
roses, diamond ornaments. Refresh
ments were served at half past ten, and
among the guests were: Mrs. G. Abrams
of Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs. Barrett of
ST. Louis; Miss Blanch Barnum of New
ton; Mr.. Arthur Steinb berg of Joplin, No:
Mr. Erlich of st. Joe; Mr.. Leon Greena-
baum of st. Louis. and Miss Guettal of
Chicago. Messrs and Mesdames A |.
House, 5. Barnum, S. Ettlinger. Snattin-
ger, Bernheimer, eastman; Mesdames
Hahn, Bergheimer and Leon; Misses
Daisy Levi and Minnie Barnum.
General Social Notes.
Messrs. E. G. Davidson and B. q. Hum
phrey of Kansas City spent Wednesday
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Gilmore of Denver.
Col. visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. w. L. Smith who has been visit
ing Mrs. n. Laubach, has returned to
Usage City.
The Dutton house was the scene of
much merriment on Tuesday evening
and Gracia and Matthew Dutton entertain
ed about thirty of their little friends in
honor of Edward Harris and Harry Rigby
who leave this week for the north to
spend their vacation. Among those
present were Bessie Embree, Edna Myers.
GIenna Porch, Nera Martin, Lena Tall
man. LeOna Dawson, Mary Sutherland,
Hattie Embree, Florence Chaffee, Helen
Porch, Irene Peele. Pearl West, Irene
Dawson, Edward Harris, Harry Rigby.
Robert Pierce, Claud Miner, Charley
Hinckley, Carl Henderson, Charles Lewis,
Talmage Atkinson, August Tallman,
Proctor FOUGHT, and Lee Osenberg.
Miss Gertie Garrett of Ellsworth is
visiting Mrs. Walker Combs at 933 Mad
ison street.
NJ Ss Mamie Haren of Kansas City is
visiting Miss Lille Freeman.
VIM. G. Mileham HAs returned from
SaIina.
Nj ISIS Daisy Levi went to Lawrence
yesterday to attend a reception given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Abrams.
Mrs. Sam Fulton of Kansas City is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Payne,
in North Topeka.
At the high school commencement the
February class of 90 occupied box and
were designated by a floating banner as
the June class of '95.
The Amateur Music Club.
The members of the Amateur Music
club were pleasantly entertained on
Wednesday evening by Mrs. +. G. Hubbell.
Her parlors were very prettily decorated,
daisies predOminating, and the hours
were spent in music and lively chat.
Mandolin and guitar music served as an
accompaniment to dancing, and the
cake. Those present were Mrs. w. r.
Ewing, Misses Edna Lee, Jessie Upton,
Grace Manning, Carrie, Nina, Helen and
Lucia Morgan, Olive Robinson, McCon-
Upton, Joe Kraemer, j. Falls, Ray Lea,
o. NJ. Mcconnell and F. G. Hubbell. The
club will meet in two weeks with Miss
Jessie Upton.
Minor Social Mention.
Miss Kate 3. Devereux and Mr. Albert
D. Flintham will be married in Lawrence
June IA, at 1 o'clock
Mr.. John Payne will return to Dallas,
Texas, tomorrow. His brother Thad will
accompany him to remain two weeks.
Miss Anna Murphy will entertain the
teachers of the high school and few
friends this evening.
Miss Lillian Brinkman, who has been
the guest of Miss May Short, returned to
Great Bend today.
Misses Viola Stewart and Ollie Mark
ley of Highland Park, went to Lawrence
this afternoon to attend the commence
Mrs. Holt of 1915 East Eighth street,
has returned from a weeks visit in ST.
Joe, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Myra Williams gave a garden
party last evening at her home on Fill
more street, for the benefit of the Epis-
copal church.
A. P. Wilder went to Lawrence today.
Mrs. w. E. Sterne and Mrs. E. A Pres
colt, will go to Kansas City tomorrow to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Frank Stout
Miss Nellie Hendrix will arrive tomor-
row to visit Miss Mabel Chase.
Miss Martina Grandpre left today for
Lawrence to attend the first annual re-
ception of the B. l. G. club of that place
She will be the guest of Miss Blanch
James.
Mrs. Garvey's cat Home"
Mrs. H. o. Garvey was cat home" this
afternoon to nearly three hundred ladies'
who were invited, complimentary to Mrs
Charles Spencer, who has just returned
from Lake Charles, La. The house was
thrown open, and the bright sunshine
took possession of the rooms; the soft
breeze and the flowers all combined to
make an ideal June day. The broad
veranda hung with southern moss, and
with rugs and chairs arranged comforta-
bly,, served as an inviting retreat Over
the door leading from the hall to the
dining room was an arch of daisies and
vines, and beyond a bewildering mass OF
white and yellow, greeted the observer.
The dining able was spread with white
and yellow embroidered linen, and a tall |
center piece of antique silver was filed
with daisies. The manteI was banked !
With them, and a screen woven with |
daisies and vines filled the doorway lead |
ng to the porch. Sherbet, fancy cakes |