The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-30
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Items of Interest About Topeka People
and visitors in Town
The musicale at Rnbany Saturday
evening was greeted Bth the usually
large audience and programme of four
teen numbers very entertaining.
The first half consisted of selections
by the younger pnpils, Miss Lottie Park
hurst deserving especial praise, for the
excellent rendition of Sonatinas, Nos.
and by Clement; Miss Aiken played a
dance" by Delacour; Miss Mabel Mar
tin played w allanhaupt's "Last Smiles"
and Miss Lillian Tefft rendered q
Waltz by Schuloff, which were per-
haps the most brilliant pieces on the
programme. Miss Vera Low played two
of Chopin's Mazurka's, Miss Daisy LAX
in played Mendelssohn's "Consolation,D
and there was a duet by Misses Ida
Kemp and Eta Livermore, and piano
solo by Miss Kemp Misses Mamie Ben
nett, Lalla Brubaker and Lottie Booth
sang.
A surpriss Party.
The friends of Mr.. L. B. Garlingh house
gave him pleasant surprise in honor OF
his fftieth birthday anniversary, by gath
ering at his home just south of Highland
Park, about half past ten Thursday morn
ing. A bountiful dinner was served
shortly after noon. Those present were
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Call. Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. Stansfield, Mrs. Clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks of Topeka; DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Nora, Mrs
Youngling, Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Tevis, Mrs.
Howey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Cath
in, Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Madison, Miss
Mary Madison, Miss Kate Sutherland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bannie Clearinghouse and
daughter Mildred, of Topeka, and Mrs.
Bushong.
General Social Notes.
Miss Agnes Hill, of Horton, is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Travis, at $40
Taylor street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheadon have returned
to their home in Grand Island, Neb-
Miss Jessie Beck will visit in Lawrence
this week.
Miss Nellie Robertson, of Strong City,
is the guest of Miss Mary Morrison.
Mrs. Emeline Claybaugh, of St. Joe,
No, is visiting her brother, j. W. Hew-
berry, at 341 Shawnee avenue, Potwin.
Miss Anna Crane returned today from
short visit in Emporia.
Miss Emily Black will give an after
noon high five on Wednesday for her
sister. Mrs. Will Canniff, of Toluca, Ill
Geo. H Adams has gone to Fort
Worth.
Mr.. L. d. Monroe, Of Charlton, Ia. is
visiting relatives in the city and will re-
turn Wednesday.
Miss Martha Whaley will entertain
few friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. II. G. WATSON and daughter
Georgiana, are visiting in Atchison.
Misses Anna and Ida Umpleby will
leave today for trip through Colorado
and New Mexico.
Miss Eleanor Wilson is visiting in
LeavenwOrth.
Mrs Grin Williams, of Ohio, is visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs A. Ii. Connolly will return from
Marion tomorrow, after few days visit.
Chas. Peyton has returned to his old
position with Stevenson q Co., and will
remain in the city.
Mr.. Jake Smith will entertain the To-
peka club tomorrow evening.
Dir. S. E. Green of St Louis, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. A. 5. Thomas has returned to Sill
yer Lake, after spending a few days in
the city.
Miss Martha Auerbach will return
from Kansas City Wednesday.
Miss Clara Neece left today for west
ern pleasure trip
Miss Jessie Shellabarger will give
dancing party Friday evening.
Harry Williams has gone to Manitou.
Mrs. j. NJ. McNeal has gone to Newton
to visit
The Knights Templar will give re-
ception Thursday evening to their wives.
Mrs. Harvey Jackson will arrive to-
morrow from St Louis to visit Mrs. ]. c.
Macarthur.
Pleasant Party.
Mrs. D.Knox gave a small party Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her daughter
NAMES 18th birthday. Eleven of her
schoolmates enjoyed themselves for sew
eral hours playing games on the lawn
and hunting wild flowers in the woods
near by. Those present were Helen
Gardenhire, Lulu Ewart, Dollie Griffith,
Lala Halstead, Alice Gregory, Nellie
Cartlege. Allabel Troutman, Gertrude
KitcheIl, Floreta Ward, Harriet O'Don-
aid, Sara Mcclellan and Master George
Bates, Fred Gardenhire, Frank and
George Knox. Mrs. Knox was assisted
in waiting on the little folks by Mrs. w.
w. Kitcnell. Mrs. Tomlinson and Miss
Sarella Knox.