The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

KIeinhans, Bert Lemon. Dick Rodgers.
Dean Low. Cham berlaiu, Clarence Ev-
ans Fred AcGiffen, David Lakin, David
Harvey, Ed Dennis, Allen Lauck, Julius
Wedding. Dick Rodgers, RaIph Moore.
Howard Wood, Harry Wood, Harry
Williams. Rassie Bennett, Robert Nc
Masters, Martin BrittOn, Wilson Lauck,
Geo Kilmer. Chas Upton, Ernest Coun-
ell, Louis Smith, Clyde Grubbs. Tom
Clements, Fay Howe, and Walter
Smith
A Dinner to Correspondents
Mr.. Arthur Capper entertained the
correspondents Of The Mail thr0ug bout
the county at a banquet in the Copeland
hotel at I o'clock today The table was
pretUiIy decorated with roses and pre-
scented a very attractive appearance, and
after an excellent course dinner had
been served Mr.. Charles Gleed, Mr. John
Mcdonald, Capt. j. G. " alters, Capt A
A Rowlay, Mrs. A J. Arnold, }. W.
Stout and Dir. Elmer Dickinson delivered
short speeches that were pointed, witty
and we'll received. The guests were:
Miss Maud Ream, numer Kas.; Mrs. J..
w. Pettijohn, HOyt; Misses Nettie Gee
land, Big Springs; Carrie Crockett, Rich
land Clara Havekotte, BerrytOn. Ada
Strawn. Paulines Ida Keck, Auburn:
Anna l. Cohbs. Mission Center; F. d.
Homestead. Seabrook; BIrs. J. j. Camp
bell, Tecumseh; Misses Jennie Steele,
Goldenrod: Ethel Aldrich. Independ-
ence; Messrs- II. J. Aldrich. Dover w.
A. Iount. Valencia; G. w. r. Ward,
Men0ken: r. l. Chapman, Grand Ha-
ven; J. w. Stout. Wakarusha; W. @. Nc
EIroy, Whitfield: Elmer Dickinson,
Rochester; r r. Kirk, Hoyt; DR.. "a g.
MagilI, Silver Lake; J. q. Miller. Vii
dette, George 1incher, ELmOnt;- F. L.
Kutz, Auburn; A McROberts, " anama-
ker; B. S Coleman, MenOken; l. W.
Stevens, Pleasant Hill: r. B. Skinner.
Pleasant Ridge; Jonas Snyder, Wakaru-
sha and Mrs Arthur Capper
Pleasant Dancing Party.
The young people Of North Topeka
opened their social season last evening
with a dance in the Union Pacific hotel,
and the following young people spent
delightful evening:
Misses May Maxwell, Annie Payne,
Matte Payne, Wilcox, Grist, Byrd Wat
kins, Nellie Raub. \ ellie " etherholt,
Minnie Norris, Mary Wiley, kittie JOr
don and 3Irs. Averiil; Messrs. George
Heyden, Clint Rhodes, Elbridge Tomp-
kins, Walter Burgess, Robert Maxwell
Leon Tuttle Edgar Arnold, Mr. and Mrs
Will Lacey. Clarence Carter Charles
Small, James Kinnerly.
General social Notes.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. HalloweIi of
Atchison are the guests Of Mrs. r. B.
Gemmell
Archie F. Williams has gone to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Sperry Of Rock Island,
ILL.,, are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs. ~ L.
Morehouse-
Mrs. Charles Gleed aud daughter ac-
companied Mr.. Gleed home from his trip
to Boston and New Y ork on Tuesday.
Mrs. Davenport will arrive in a few
days to visit her daughter. Mrs. James
Tanner, en- route from Cincinnati to En-
pOria-
Miss Mary McF adden Of Worcester, o.
arrived today to make her sister, Mrs. y.
p. Garretson an extended visit.
Mr.. ]. p Davis went to Excelsior
Springs today to spend week.
Miss Grace Weiss issued cards today
to about fifty friends for a dancing party
on Friday evening Of next week
Mr.. Harry Mckinney spent the past
week with relatives in Kansas City.
The Philharmonic society viii meet
with Miss Myrtle JetmOre on Monday
afternoon
Mrs. Lieut. statensburg. who has been
visiting her mother, Ars. La TOurette, re-
turned 70 Fl. Myers yesterday
Mrs. IT. II. Pounds is entertaining the
Whist club this afternoon.
Mrs. Dent Sharp of Fit Leavenworth,
who has been visiting Mrs. Cockey, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Lou Nicely returned to her home
in Leavenworth today.
Miss Jessie Lewelling returned yester-
day from Arkansas City and left today
for Lawrence to attend a party this
evening.
Mrs. Chas Smith has returned from
Boonville aud is spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Stultz, be-
fore going to Colorado.
Mr. John Z. FrOsts son Russell is i'll
with diptheria.
Miss Mabel Martin entertained several
Bethany young ladies at tea last evening.
Miss Gertrude Boughton IF Lawrence
j. spending Sunday with Miss Edith
Davis
Miss Lucv Norton Of Emporia will
visit Mrs s. J. Crawford tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. French viii move
to Garden City soon on account of their
daughters health.
Miss Clara Francis will return to her
home at Brook haven farm near Colony,
Kans., on Monday.
Mrs. p. l.. Soper Will entertain the at
tendants at the Ashby- Farms worth we'd
ding at tea tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas entertained a
party of eight friends at dinner last
evening for Dr. T. C. Ray.
DR.. n III. Nye has gone to Boston on
business.
The Woman's Republican association
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. ath-
arine LUZ
BIZ and Mrs. Wilson Critzer went to
Kansas City yesterday.
much in the way Of voice building in
this city.
Mrs. Ohaus. Of Kansas City. IS visiting
her sister. Mrs. Kathryn Luiz
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Holmes and daugh-
ter Flora, viii arrive tomorrow from
Elmira, \. y. TO visit Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Frank Edison viii spend Sunday in
Emp6ria-
Miss Hortense Kelly Messrs Geo.
Crawford and Theodore Hammart. went
to Emporia today to spend sunday with