The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and Visitors ia Town.

Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and Visitors ia Town.
Mrs A. b. Whiting, Mrs. Harry Whit
ing and Mrs. III. l.. Shirer gave their
second thimble party this afternoon for
their guests, Mrs. Hand of New York,
Mrs King and Mrs. Todd of Atchison,
and among those present were: Mes
danes Austin, Adams, Blakesley, Blazo,
w. A. S. Bird, Beymer, Beck, +. NJ.
Bonebrake, Baker, I. E. Bowman, Bates,
Walter Bates, Clarkson, Corners, w. U.
Crosby, Cleveland, Cofran, Carruth, Cur
rier, Curtis, Day, Doolittle, J. f. Daniels,
Fred Everts, Foss Gray, Cav, Carney
Guild, Gay, Gage, J. w. Gleed, 9. s.
Gleed, Hurd. j. s. Hand, j. r. and L. j.
HankIa, Hinckley, Hustled, Hobart, Hill
ton, Hazlett, Hale, Hodson, Hibben, Hill
yer, NJ. ID. Henderson, Harrison, Haines,
Holman, Humphrey, Ingraham, ohn-
son, King, KepIey, Keller, Kingman, j.
I. Laegerstrom, Lovewell, Lyman, Mer-
rill, Montgomery, Mayo, Martindale,
3 Merriam, Mills W. MICA Green, Nc
baum, Nellis, Peers, Parsons. Phillips,
Pentield, Eugene Quinton. Popenoe. A A,
Ripley, Roby, RICHTER, Reed, Robinson,
Slow, Sheldon, G. NJ. Sheldon, James
Smith. SHE, Sine, II. E. Sim, Frank Sim,
storrs, sproat, Spencer, Seward, shar-
4 emp.e, A. II. Thompson, Veazie, Van
CIeave, Ward, Whittemore, Wall, NJ.
Wiggin, Whitcomb, Welcome, Wicker
sham, Williams, A. P. Tanner, James
Tanner, WATSON, Lewelling, Lord, Bear,
Mccoy, McFerran, Conron, Nicholson,
Lovewell. Staley, Wallace, Mccoy, Bates,
Demming and Hand.
Young Folks Surprise.
A dozen or SO young people met at
Miss Nellie McClintock's last evening
ard went in a party TO the home OF
Misses Henrietta and Mary Thompson,
surprising them completely. They
danced and had a general good time,
and were entertained with some music
by Miss Parmalee and Walter N oble In
he company were Misses Leila.Parmalee,
Hortense Kelly, Jessie Small, Marguerite
Bradley, Nellie McClintock, Bessie Glib
ION, Nan Emery, of Des Moines, Iowa.
:. M. Merriam, Harry Weaver, Willard
scott, Will Alexander. Harry Valentine,
Charles Holman and Will Wilton.
Orphans Home Festival
At Music hall last night the ladies of |
he Orphans home gave their annual |
trawberry festival, and perhaps were |
more successful on this occasion than |
ver before, for the hall was filed. The !
programme in the early part of the even
ng Was excellent, and many com plimen-
airy remarks were bestowed on the par
icipants. Mrs. @. s. Baker read poem |
appropriate TO the OCCASION, MISS Is bell
,layed, Miss Nellie Whitehead and Vir-
-iline Mulvane recited; ID. w. Thomas,
Dana McVicar and frankie Black sang.
ce cream, strawberries and cake were
erved, and the ladies of the Home were
q charge of the tables, assisted by the
o. T. B. club, Misses Edith Isbell,
Annie and Harriet Jones, Bessie Moss
nd Mabel Baker, Susie Wilder and Lee
Iedden.
Informal Card Party.
Miss Eleanor Wilson gave an informal
ard party last evening for Miss Minnie
eek, of Chicago. and Mission Taylor,
f Leavenworth, both of whom are very
Opular in society here. The appoint
lents were tasteful and every arrange
lent was made for the pleasure of the
uests. Miss Arlie Ewart and Mr.. Lind
ay Pegues carried off the honors,
nd their opponents were, Misses Helen
nd Fannie Moon, Franc LittlefieId,
heresa Rossington, Ollie O'Brien,
Iadge Johnson, Anna Bartholomew,
ulia Walker, Kate Gunther and Blanche
'ienst; Messrs. Ed Dennis. r. r. Peter
IN, Eugene Hagan, Cliff LISTED, Ed
[orner, Park Ewart, Fred Kingsley,
has Dick, Ed Mcbride and Ben Akers
News About Town.
Mr.. William A Lewis and Miss Mary