The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-03

SOCIAL AND Personal

Interest
and Visitors ia Town.
Quite the prettiest as well as the largest
party of the summer season WAS That
gwen by Miss Florence Greer in honor
Of Mss Jula Street Of Phoenix, Ariz,
and Miss Abbie Ware, at Library hall
last evening.
The details of the affair were charming
indeed, ana com 0Ined ~ make a whole
from WHICH nothing Was lacking.
lie music. hJv rrss pretty girls IN be-
coming IrocAs were equally admired;
ana youag men gallant IN tnetr at
Lsntions.
a il G. screen Of palms and ferns
across lie fI0nt OF tAe stage e4fecluAIly
Concealed the small tables from ysAlcl
the reiE snLn1nts were served AMI 10 Wis
OF sweet pease, nez urtIu p +, a.ld tAs 645
yellow blossoms u lie aimeIA vl4a LIED
convenient uuoNs and c0ruers.
Palms and rugs were disposed eifec-
lively tine landings AMI Z. punch 49.sI
near the door Was ulAu4 Win Ice4 lem-
on4de
Inc young ladies received their guests
in a prettAy arranged corner, ltA q
back ground OF palms anu tnlcA carpet vi
rugs. Miss Greer w0ce 4 gown Ut
soil yellow crepe with bands Ut
pearl pazsemenlsrie and smart bows
OF rlboon md carried rel carnA-
tons Miss Street wore = white EN-
pre- gown, trimmed with fluffy lace lrIIl5
and carried WINE carAdl4Jns, aud Mss
Ware was alfred in a dainty gown Of
bale blue silk with yoke Of valencIennes
lace interviewer with PINK hebe ribUyn.
and carried a cluster Of pink carnations,
Mrs. @. j. Brown il gray silk, Mrs. w.
d. Gilmore in black grenadine, Mrs.
Eugene Ware in black silk and Mrs J.
w. Gleed in white dotted swiss, assisted
ia receiving: and among those who as
sisted in the entertainment of the guests
were Misses Name Horton IN pink dImity
with white roses, Rosam0nd Horton in
pale blue null, Alice Prescott in yellow
dimi;y; Irene Horner who wore pink
silk frock, Mary Horner in black china
silk and Mrs. Belle Small IN white swiss.
Dancing was kept up until / o'clock and
the music, by Warson's orchestra was ex-
ceptionaIly good.
Three hundred invitations were issued
and there were about twenty out of town
guests present
Fourth or July TaIIyho.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Crane will
chaperone the following young people,
who will drive out to Thompson's farm
near Granville, on the talIyh0 coach to-
morrow. Misses Grace F0ulks Myrtle
Davis, Lillian Whitlock Edna Carpenter.
Mabel Quigley. Flossie Moon, Crandie
Packard, Nellie Small, Mabel Chase. Ed
ma Crane, and Messrs. Dave Harvey.
Clarence Horner, Clyde Grubbs. RAssie
Bennett, Charles Keller, iom Clements.
Will Wadsworth, Howard Wood, George
Kilmer, Arthur Van Nlelt and Oscar
Woolverton.
Dancing at vinevvaod.
The following young ladies Will give
a dancing party at Ninewood Friday
evening for the Misses Ham bIeton'a
guests Misses Palmer and Chandler and
Messrs. Hall and Kuntz Of Omaha:
Misses Margaret Dudley, Ruth Farms
worth, Margaret Bradley, Blanche Dienst.
Daisy Lakin, Name and RosaTnond Hor-
ton, Lulu Manspeaker, Edna Best, Edith
r.
Williams, Clemma Linn, Gussie Fuller
Florence Greer and May Short
Minor Social Mention.
The Primus Locus club held its fifth
regular meeting at the home Of Miss
Lulu Green, 1914 W est Tenth street last
evening. Games on the lawn and vocal
and instrumental music were enjoyed,
and the club will meet next time At the
home OF Miss BERTHE Brown, Euclid
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Wrightman, Jr., entertained
about twenty-five guests last evening.
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 81
Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Hol-
c0mbe.
Miss Nellie Jenkins,of Pittsburg. Kan,
is the guest Of Miss Jessie Upton.
Mrs. A. :. Johnson and Mrs ~ Bos
worth will leave Thursday for New
Hampshire. to spend several months
Mr. and Mrs. Ihos. Il. Chandler re-
turned yesterday from Baldwin and ex-
pect to leave Monday for Middleton,
Mass.
Misses Anna Hastings and Daisy
Prouty will spend tomorrow in Kansas
City.
Miss Lulu Stevens Of Hiawatha is the
guest OF Miss Flossie Moon
Mr.. and Mrs }. s. Collins and family
have gone to Manitou.
The next meeting Of the Pensee club
will be at Campbell's court, the home Of
Miss Biddle, 100 west Tenth street,
Thursday evening July 9Th.
Misses Hattie and Hester Hamilton
will spend the Fourth at E5kridge
General seoiaI Mention.
Ne. and Mrs Wallace Rynerson, Mr..