The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-03
SOCIAL AND PERsONAL.
Items of Interest About Topeka People
and visitors ia Io1vn-

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Miss Louise Burnham gave thimbIe
party yesterday afternoon for Miss Lou
Taylor Of Leavenworth, and the girls
made the most of the opportunity afford
ed ana had lovely time. bliss Celeste
II ellis played two selections on the piano,
which We're greatly enjoyed by the
guests, among whom We're Misses Flor
ence Greer, Alena Church, Mamie Den
mis-, Alta Dennis, Edna Best, Franc 81 81
MILAN, Caro- Penheld May Hilyer,
Edith Isbell, Lou Taylor, Ella wilson,
Lucy Hale, Marie Brooks. Annie Jones.
May Everett, Daisy Lakin, Helen Nc
Clure, Helen Green. Shepherd, Florence
Lewis, Daisy Wilkinson Of Ottawa, Miss
Shubert. Elsie Valentine and Mrs sar-
telle.
Another thimble party was given this
afternoon by Miss Ideu Campbell and
was as productive Of enjoyment Is only
affairs OF this kind can be. Her guests were
pleasant "reminiscences lit is to be feared
that the needle work was somewhat neg
lected. Among the invited guests were
Misses Bessie Rogers. Ruth y ash. j ennie
Rogers, May Lewis. Nina Gulett, Har-
riet Broad Louisa Burnham, Birdie Lud-
ington. Helen Stauffer, Ida Batey. Ger
trude Johnston, Ella Bradford. Maud
Neazie. Buelah and Lizzie Lee. Lutte
Johnson Lou Nash. Iannsie Capps.
Emma Burgess. Edith Moore. Ida Stagg,
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Moss, ~ illa Rodgers, Mabel Quigley and
Alice Flynn.
The marriage of Dir. Seldom ]. Thatch-
Ell and Hiss Carrie Duncan occurred on
the evening OF February @lst, at the home
of the brides parents, 4lr. and Mrs.
James Duncan. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice W estgate. in the pres
ence of the relatives and few of the old
family friends. An elaborate wedding
supper was served, and the evening was
spent in social enjoyment The bride
and groom received many valuable and
useful presents, besides the best wishes
of many friends.
Mrs. and 1Irs. d. w. Frazer we're given
a surprise on Tuesday evening by num-
Der Of friends in Holman's addition,
namely. Messrs. and Alesdames Hast
ings, Hamiin, 4ockey, Iaggart Shorey,
Allan. Bene6el; Mrs Burns, Mrs. Lyon,
Mrs Johnson; Misses Leola and Rose
Hoffman, Evelyn and Lou Holman. Eta
Miller Maud Allen, Fannie Graves, Net
tie Hastings. Ruth Hamlin, Ruth 4oekey.
Ruth Taggert. lido and Lodee Paramore,
Bertha CoIlum Arnie Allan; 1lessrs.
Deloss Miller. Graves. Don Fowler,
Clyde Iincher, Robert Smith and James
Johnson.
Miss Jennie 3IcAndrews gave a card
party On Thursday evening and her
guests were Misses Mary Mchenna,
M aud Duffy Kittie White. Name White.
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Jerry Dustin, Dan kreitzer, Chas. Bat
man, Ed Dustin. Bernard Davis, Geo
Ritcher, J. AIcAndreus.
Miss Edna Best entertained Misses
Hatch. Fannie and Helen Moon. AIessrs.
Walter Burgess, Fred Kingsley, Cliff
Eisted and Ed Mcbride AT cards last
evening.
Mrs. D. C. Nellis and daughter Celeste
arrived home from Chicago Thursday
for two weeks visit. Mrs. Clark Nel-
lis and son Raymond of LongWoOd. HI,
viii be their guests until their return %
Chicago.
"A tableaux social was given by the s..
p. S. g. .. Of the First Congrega tional
church on Wednesday evening. The
tableaux represented the names of books
Dir. and Mrs. John Nenkam have gone
90 Hot Springs, Ark Before returning
they Will visit in St. Louis. BIO. Peoria,
Il.. and other eastern cities, and expect to
be gone three months
Miss Edna Carpenter has gone to kan
sas City to visit friends and attend
party given by the Misses Ensmiuger.
Mr.. and Mrs j. o. PAYNE have gone
south 70 remain week or ten days.
Henry GuettaI viii return from New
u ork tomorrow.
Dir. and Mrs q. b Guild entertained
friends last evening for Mrs. W. T. - ILL.,
son Of Anuiston, No. who is visiting
Mrs. H. ~. Roby.
The i O. T. B. club are making ar
rangemants to give large party the