The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-27
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items Of interest," Ab0as Topeka People
and v1sitors iowa

The handsome residence Of NJ A. Low
on Fillmore street was ablaze with light
last night The occasion was the danc-
ing party given by Miss Vera and MI.
Dean Low.
Miss Vera, in a frock Of white null as
sisted by the guests of honor. Miss Cora
King Of Belve1ere, ILL.,, Bernice Hovey
Of Fort Worth, Tex, Eta LivermJre OF
O4athe and Misses Leila SaxtOn, Edith
Campbell aud Edna Carpenter, received
the guests in the drawing rOOm-
n ISIS hing wore \ gown Of soft white
wool comblned with satin and with trim
mings Of pearl passementerie and lace;
Miss Hovey's gown was Of pale blue silk
with pearl trimming. and Miss Liver
more wore green silk with ribbon and
lace garniture.
Miss Saxton and Miss Campbell were
both In dotted Swiss muslin, and Miss
Carpenter wore pink silk.
The beauty Of the interior was bright
ened with groups of tall palms and bios
SONS IN various hues
The dainty furniture of the parlor in
Louis XVI style, and bowls heaped with
delicate sweet peas we're IN perfect har-
mony and. in the reception hall nastur-
tiums and tiger lilies blended charming
ly with the walls, fresco and drapery in
terra Gotta
Scarlet peoples and geraniums were
brilliant in the library and the dining
room adjoining finished in pink and gold
was adorned with pink roses; an exquls-
tie center piece en- broidered in pink
roses, on the dining table was apprO-
pirate setting for Towering fern. and
bowls of ferns and roses decked the side
board.
Several apartments on the second floor
were fitted up for cards. aud punch
bowl furnished a cooling draught for the
players. Miss Ruth McClinlock, in
White null frock, was Indispensable here
and filled the cups repeatedly.
The ball room the third floor, as
well as the rooms adjoining, were at the
disposal Of the dancers and Steinberg's
orchestra in a retired nook furnished the
best Of music The floors were waxed
until the smoothness of glass was OBJ
tanned and light feet glIded through
doorways to the ryfhm If the waltz
Among the invited guests were Mr.
and Mrs. G. S Hovey of Horton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. l. Barry Of Horton, Misses Susie
Shanklin, Anna Carnes, Nellie Hubbell,
and Mabel TOrpey of Trenton, No,
Rachel Baldwin Of Ottawa; Messrs
Bert Peck of Kansas City; Harvey
LivermOre of St. Louis; Fred Hovey
Of Horton; Misses Celia Hayden
Jessie Small. Grace Weiss, Mabel Chase.
Josephine Colby, Lillian Tefft, N ellie and
Edna McClinIock, Lyle and LOttie AL
dersOn, Mabel Baker, Grace Collins, Nor
ma Smith, Anna McCabe, Kitty Player.
Mabel Moss, ROsamOnd Horton, Mabel
Day, Miss Waugh Of Texas, Cora Penfeld,
Agnes Lee of Kansas City, Dennison,
Edith Isbell, Myrtle aud Iva Davis. EIna
Crane, Grace Jilson. Jean Frost, Grace
Crandell, Edith Thacher, Mabel Knowles.
Annie aud Lillian y hItelock. Lee Red
den, Mabel Quigley. Henrietta and
Mary Thompson, Jessie Shellabar-
ger, Grace FouIks, Claribel aud
Bonnie Beck of Chicago, Florence
Greer, Julia Street, Abbie Ware, Nina
and May Thomas, Name Bennett Bessie
H4x-f dan 10
bel Martin, Grace Van HOuten, Bessie
Stewart, Birdie Griffith, Celeste and An
ME Nellis, Mary Harrison, Bates, Mary
Roberts; Messrs- Walter Smith. Floyd
Mcdonald, Tom Clements, De Coursey
6axton, Dave Harvey, Albert
Giilett, Geo. Harrison, Harry VIII
liams, Oscar WOolverf0n, Theron Kelly,
Harry Hazlett. Ras5ie Bennett, Fred
Robbins, Frank Dinner, Geo. Kilmer,
u artin Britton, VIII Alexander, John
Frey, Frank Whitmer, Clay Lyon. Frank
Davis. Clyde Grubbs. Luther Nelis,
Charles KIenihaus. Edward MOshier,
Joe Marsh, John Collins, Lindsay Pc
gus. Harry. Howe. Dan Adams, Will Ad-
ans, julius Wedding, Albert Horton,
Clarence HOrner, F rank Sheldon. Ed
McBr .de. Ralph Va lentine. Kenneth
Wharry, Harmon Ryus, Geo Hemus, An
ders0n, Will Wilton, Nat Taylor, 4. NJ.
Merriam, Paul Torrington. Fred Bone
brake, Morton Snow, Charles Blakesley.
Louie Smith. John Dixon, Walter Noble.
led Near, Warren Akers, Ralph Moore,
Geo. Penheld and Ralph Peterson.
Dir. D. A POOrman, who has been the
guest Of IL c Lindsey has returned to
Des MOinez
W. B. Kingsley has gone to Spirit Laks,
Ia, for an outing of several weeks.
Miss Name Horton will visit her sister
IN Blue Rapids next week
Frank Bennett arrived yesterday from
Pennsylvania, and will remain here per-
manently.
John l. Baker. of Chicago. is spending
several days in the city.
Dir. aud Mrs. J. Levi and Mrs. Ed
Rosenthal and son spent yesterday in the
country
Mrs. D. L Rugg will leave next Tues
day for New York TO spend the summer.
Mrs. VIII Hixon. Misses Matte Jones
and Ella Johnson will arrive next Tues
day from Leavenworth to visit Miss Ollie
O'Brien.
Miss Ida Sheffield entertained a few
friends at tea "Wednesday evening.
Misses Anna Carran, Russie Hit,
Margaret Casey, Lola McMahan and
Ella Foote were the committee which
was largely responsible for the success
Of the stenograpnsrs' picnicTu tuesday eve
ming
Charles Kleiuhans has returned from
Granville where he has been spending
couple Of weeks with his parents
Dir. and Mrs A Il Connolly have re-
turned to Kansas city.
General S. B. Bradford viii address
the Republicans Of Highland park at the
schoolh Juse tomorrow night he High
land Park Glee club will furnish music
Trains will leave N NTH and Quincy
at 1880, 80 that every one from tie city