The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27
SOCIAL AND personal.



Society is indebted to the young ladies
Of the ]. D. r. b. club for another charm
ing entertainment, and the masque dane
ing party last evening. which they gave
at the home of the Misses Crane, was
the realization of many pleasant antici-
pations.
The affairs given by this club have
always been marked by some departure
from the strictly conventional, and an in-
vitation from the Il D. T. B. p always in
sures a good time.
Parlor, library and reception hall were
canvassed and grOtesque lookin hg
ures danced until about half past ten,
when. at the close of the N irginia reel.
masks were removed. The costumes
were pretty and the DISCUSSES excellent.
which made plenty Of fun when every
body knew who every body else was.
Ices and cake We're served in the din
ing room all evening 81 Frank Crane
and Fred Merrick, and Miss Iavie Green
wood served lemonade from a punch
bowl to the warm dancers. The dining
room was ia white and green. and "a fine
center piece for the table was of Gala
lilies and ferns. The hostesses of the
occasion were Misses Emily Black, Lulu
Cope, Carrie Merrick, Tressie Green
wood and MOllie and Anna Crane. The
guests were Mr.. and MIR. Frank Cope,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL r. Tanner, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Wells. Mrs j. ST. Black
Simmons. and Misses Ada Bond of Leav-
enw0rth. Laura Davis of Newton. Lulu
and Myrtle Fordyce. Daisy Hayes Mabel
and Bessie Moss, Markley, ollie Mark
ley. Florence HOLSTER Lydia Wehe. Mel
lie Post Emma Sands, Laura Wedding.
BERTHE Ryus, Minnie Davis, Florence
Lewis Daisy Smith, Jessie GarwOod;
Messrs. A. Hayes, W. Wehe. Ed Dennis,
Chas. LagerstrOm, Rob Frampton, La
mont Gregg, Dana McNicar, Tom Mason,
W. j. RaQcllh, Rob and Frank Merrlck.
Lewis Greenwood. Ralph Moore, Harmon
Ryus, Julius Wedding Guy Hagar, and
Chas. IrOW bridge.
Miss Maud 5utt gave a party last even
ing to thirty-four of her friends, who
spent Che evening playing games. Sup
per was served at half past nine, and
among the guests were Misses Myrtle
Grubbs Maud Morrison. Lottie shelton,
Nernie Hill, Maud shelton, Mabel Stude-
want, Anna and May Harfweu; Messrs.
Willard King, Jim Cole, VIII Iascar. Ed
Wilkinson, Walker Arnold, AlOnzo Bow
man and others.
BIr and Mrs r. NJ Woodford and
daughter of San Francisco. are spending
q few weeks in the city with friends and
relations.
Mrs DR. Chesnev is visiting Mrs. Dr.
Callahan at 211 East Eighth street
Mrs. W. j. kepler OF Leon. Kan. spent
a couple of days last week with Mrs w.
p. Snyder on Quincy street, On her way
to Osce0la, Ia, TO live.
Mrs. u wv. Howard has returned from
an eight weeks visit with friends in Fair
field, Ottumwa and Eldon. a.
Miss Lizzie klingamau and Mrs. w. A.
Stout, who have been visiting their par
ents. Alr. and Mrs. j. g. Klingaman, 300
W est Fifth street. leave tomorrow for
their home in Milwaukee.
MIR. and Mrs d. Q. Crane went to En-
poria today.
Ed Morris returned to Kansas City this
morning.
Mrs. lie Roy Tewksbury left yesterday
for GeneseO, ILL.,
Henry Auerbach went to Kansas City
today.
Miss Helen Higgins, Of Kansas City, is
visiting Miss Winnie Prescott
Henry Guettel came up from Kansas
City today.
Frank Booth, Of Newton, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. G. @. B0wes and son, George, are
spending a few days in Kansas City
Arthur Mills went to Chicago today.
j. K. Hudson has gone to Kansas City.
Mrs. Eugene Quint0u " i'll give thin
bic party Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Felix Rothschild and son, Iescher.
have returned to Chicago after pleas
ant visit with Mrs S. Ettlinger
Mrs. IT. j. Brown viii arrive tomorrow
from Blue Rapids 70 visit her parents,
AIr. and Mrs. a. II. Horton.
Silver Statue.