The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Items or Interests About Topeka People
AID visitors Town

Omaha IN the T6crOry OF lllnlty Cathe-
dral, Dean Gardiner officiating. The
person present from Topeka besides the
bridegroom being Mr. Charles S. Gleed-
Mrs Rowley is the daughter Of the late
John r Amer, wellknown attorney Of
st. Louis She has only a slight
acquaintance in Topeka, but is spoken of
by all who know her as a lady of high
culture and remarkable personal beauty.
Mr. RowIey has been a citizen Of Topeka
for many years and enjoys the possession
of almost as many personal friends as he
has fellow citizens.
The wedding journey will be a short
one to Colorado, after which Mr.. and
Mrs Rowley viii take up their residence
at numb S26 Monroe street The jour
NAL wishes the happy couple long life
and all happiness
MI and Mrs. Gregg Surprised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A Gregg were pleas
antly surprised last evening at their
home in BelIview. The guests arrived
about $3.50, and after cOngratulating the
host and hostess on their twenty-one
years Of welded life the younger guests
retired to the lawn, where games were
played, while the older folks enjoyed
several games of Might've. Refresh
ments served at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Jay
Hill and Mr.. Glenn Mckinley played
several selections on the banjo. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. jay Hill, Jack
Kennedy. Henry kay. Frank Greenway
Of North Topeka, John G. Clayton, Belle
ShadbOlt, Misses Minnie Barton, Hattie
Greenway of North Topeka, Carrie Friz-
zell Of EmpOria, Grace Gregg and Maude
Gregg; AIessrs. John Battsrshil, Glenn
Nc Ainley, Battershill, Charles Frasier,
Billy Mitchell Of North Topeka, and
Geo Kay, Carl Finn Of Kansas City, Mo,
Jack Woods and Jack Mckinley Of En-
poria-
A Pleasant Surprise.
Dir. and Mrs. Chas. Dreyer were pleas
antly surprised by their friends at their
home 134 Harrison street, Thursday
evening. The occasion being their goth
wedding anniversary They were pre-
sented with a beautiful china dinner set,
and an enjoyable evening was spent by
all. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
+. Nesper, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuter-. Mr.. and
Mrs Buchschacher. Mr.. and Mrs. Krue-
ger Mrs. Rooster, Mr. and Mrs II.
Schmidt. Mrs. Kiening ger, Mrs. HUH, Mr..
and Mrs Gaiser. Mrs Hoffman, Mrs. III.
Dreyer, Dir. and Mrs. R0minger, Mrs.
Branner, Mrs. Levi Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dreyer, Miss
es Milly kieninger, Maud Wilson, Til
Nesper, Lou HUH. Lulu Kruger. Lou
Dreyer; Messrs Fred Rooster, Gus Drey-
er and Alex Dreyer.
Miss Rodgers Party.
Miss Villa Rodgers gave a dinner
party last evening for Miss Agnes Lee of
Kansas City, and was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Misses Margaret
Bear and Edna NIcClintock. Those
in the company were Misses Marie Price
Of Omaha, Celia HAYDEN of Columbus,
o., Flossie Moon, Mabel Quigley Mary
Roberts, Mary Thompson, Nellie
McClintock, Jessie Beck and Messrs-
VIII Adams, Nat Taylor, Ralph Valen-
tine, Ed Dennis, Ralph Moore, Frank
Davis, Lawrence Chamberlain, Dick
Rodgers, N ed Ketner and w arren Akers.
Little Folks Party
A jolly party Of little folks spent
Wednesday afternoon at Garfield park,
including Ellie Hazen, Maud Van Hou- |
ten, Roberta Akers, Ida Tincher. Bernice
Fuller. Edna Zellers, Nellie ColcOrd. Es-
telle Leon. Ruby Gage, ErOl Buckmaster, |
Clarence POindexter, Carl Walwork, |
Irwin -Poindexter, Willie WEIGH, Roy |
kenner and others.
birthday Party.
Mrs. J. f. Maxwell. assisted bv Mrs NJ !
J. Riley and LEILA Riley gave a birthday
party at Garfield park yesterday after I
noon for Master Roy Maxwell, it being
his tenth anniversary. Those present /
were: Mabel Cuthbert, Mildred POindex- /
ter, Roy Broadescon, Lawrence Albaugh, |
Martin POindexter. Harry Albaugh, New /
ton Price, Moras Hinckley, Harry Lewis
and WeIIie Cuth bert.
Minor Social Mention.
The Pensee club members enjoyed a I
very pleasant picnic at Garfield park
games and boat riding, and Mrs. Hudson I
and Mrs Deisher served the lunch at 4
o'clock.
Mrs John Reed Of Lincoln. Neb., Is
visiting her sister. Mrs O. J. Badders
Miss May Gordon will spend sunday /
in Kansas City.
Mrs. A +. McCaslin will return from
Hoyt tomorrow.
Eph KepIey is up from Manhattan.
Misses sophie and Josie Fleisch will /
leave Monday for Chicago to join their /
brother Ed, and will then go on to Gin
cinnati for a three weeks visit
Mrs P. Walsh went to Canada today /
for a two weeks visit
Miss Grace Shella barger of Decatur,
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Jessie Shella-
barger.
Monday, for a short visit
Messrs. John Frey and Dean Low gave
an informal dancing party a. Ninewood /
last evening.
Miss Lois and Mr.. George Kilmer left /
today for Great Bend for visit of several I
weeks.
Misses Helen Thompson and Annabel
King have gone to Grant City for short /
visit.
The sub-senior class of the High school /
Ecnicked at Garfield park yesterday /
afternoon and evening,
Frank Dinner and Harmon Ryus will /
spend Sunday IN Usage City.
Mr. D. O. Crane, daughter Anna and 1
son Frank will leave next week for I
Colorado
Mrs. W. d. Church returned today /
from Prescott, Ariz.
Misses airy and j. P Morrison Of
Sixth and Clay streets leave seen for a
visit Of a few weeks in Colorado.
Miss Della Kirk will visit over Sunday /