The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-28

nations Mrs. Sopsr wore red aud black
satlns hrs. Ashby. green and white
stripe taffeta silk; Mrs. West white sat
in and chiffon: Mrs. Paul Hudson, white
silk. yelled in chiffon, embroidered with
dainty dresden figures; Miss Dienst. pale
blue silk, pearl trimming; Miss Gibson
yellow brocade silk trimmings Of black.
Miss Noon. white crepe, garniture- vio-
lets around the neck; Miss Frances Moon,
white swiss, blue sash; Miss Kearney.
pale green organdIe, decollete, pearl
trimming.
Mr.. and Mira Alex MeQuiston enter
tanned friends at their com PORTABLE home
half mile east of Berryton last Tues
day evening.
The enjoyable event was given in honor
of Miss Carrie Sheldon and her sister,
Miss Anna who is home from Manhat-
tan for her vacation They were as
sisted by Cyrus Moo uiston and Lottie
Sheldon.
man Of Kansas City, Dir. and Mrs. John
Ddvey and son Frank. the three Misses
Asbury of Topeka. VIM Paul Of Pauline,
Clara Havekotte, Charles Hender-
Allie CarnAhan. Bert Thresher. Bertha
Havekotte, Everett Edgar. Rachel Ma-
gill. Charlie McQuiston. Mrs. 81. Penn
berton. VIM. Hayekotte Miss Martin
Dir. Arthur Allen, George and Clarence
Allen, James LotIie and Nellie MaCau-
H.
Peterson, Ezra Ievis. Miss Hall, VIII
Reese. Rose, Mabel and Hayden Waters,
Russell Sheldon, David Rhinehart, Solo
mon i oder, Ida and Charlie Knox. TEL
lie Bowers, and Hugh Carnahan.
General social Notes.
The ladies OF the Hebrew Benevolent
society gave a chIldren's party Wednes-
day evening At the rooms of the Harmo-
ny club. sixty little folks enjoyed the
dancing and the delicious refreshments
of ice cream and cake served BY the la
dies Master Melvin Wolfe and little
Rhea eastman led the grand march to
the music of Steinberg's orchestra.
On New i ears day Mesdames iona
than Thomas, George d. Noble, T. b.
Sweet. J. L. Shellabarger, N. G. Ham
matt, Richard Gundry, l. D. Whittemore,
j. r.. Mulvane, w. G. Campbell. Lon
Davis and Miss Sallie Crosby, assisted by
a number Of young ladies, will receive al
the Y. NJ. G. A. parlors- La the evening
there will be programme at the rooms.
Minor Social Mention.
Mr. Jesse w ickham of Philadelphia is
the guest Of Topeka friends.
Miss Lulu Strang and Mrs. Della
Moreland of Wichita are the guests of
Mrs. Moreland's sister, Mrs A. A Hurd.
Mr.. Samuel Lakin of Bloomfield, Ia.
is the guest Of his brother, Mr.. d. L.
Lakin.
Miss Mabel Gage Of Oakland, Cal. is
the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. q. q. Gage
Miss Anna Ochetree Of OIathe IS visit
ing Miss Bessie Gibson.
Senator McTaggart has taken rooms
in the Neale block.
The Superbas will give their New
Years party at Wetherell's hall on New
Years eve, instead Of New Y ears night
Dir. Wetherell will postpone his class
party which was to huvs been given that
evening.
The Iroquois club gave a pleasant par
~ last evening at Wetherell hall Re
freshments were served and dancing en-
joyed till a late hour.
The "5uperba' young people pleas
antIy surprised Misses Mollie and Annie
Crane at their home on Tuesday even
ing Cards and dancing formed the
chief amusements Of the evening. and
the flow of Christmas mirth and jol1ity
was at full tide Refreshments we're
served and very. merry Christmas en-
joyed
Last evening at the Union Pacific
hotel very ENJOYABLE dancing party was
given by the North Topeka young
people The dining room was utilized
for dancing and delicious Refreshments
were served upstairs in the parlors.
About sixty young people spent a moet
enjoyable evening.