The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-24
SOCIAL AND Personal.



gram was rendered, consisting Of vocal
solos by 1Iessrs. Harry 0verholt Albert
Morgan Chas Caldwell Clyde MOhler.
Miss Carrie u organ and Alrs. II. q. Hub
beIls piano selections by DR.. i. 81 Bal
ley. Miss Helen Morgan, Mrs. W. r. Ew-
ing and Mrs. Frank Guernsey; mandolin
solos by Mrs. r. Lea and whisuing by
Miss Nina Morgan, with guitar accom-
panlment By Miss Parsons. A most de-
Ightful time was spent, and during ia
evening the young people danced
"A number of visitors were present,
among whom were Mrs. j. Hayden, AIRS.
q. i. Ashton, Mrs. Frank Guernsey, and
Miss Mabel Chase. Messrs. Harry over
holt, V. III. Mcconnell, Hubbeus Davis,
Osborne, Paddock. Guernsey and Breck.
The club viii meet two weeks from
Wednesday with Mrs r. G. HubbeL
Miss Davis sraclyH Party.
Miss Myrtle Davis gave a "tacky7 party
last evening for her guest, Miss n ellie
Yates Of Hiawatha- The funny costumes,
and general inf0rmality made good
time Inevitable for those included ia the
hostess invitation. who were Misses Edna
Crane, Vera Low. EDNA Carpenter. Libbie
Hazlett, Lillian s. hitloc1, Grace Curtis,
= ellie Small, Grace W eiss. Leila eaXtOn,
FlOssie Moon, and Alessrs. j ohm Lenfesty,
Harry Hazlett, Walter Smith. Clyde
Grubbs. Bert Hazlett Dave Harvey, Dean
and Homer Low, Chas. keeler and Fred
Gnlett.
"a Little Party.
Warren Akers entertained small com
pany Informally GA Thursday evening for
Sir. John Nicholson of Lawrence. The
guests were Misses Josephine Colby,
Fannie and Flossie Moon, Gussie Fuller,
Bessie Stewart and Messrs. N at Taylor,
Lawrence Cham berlain, Joe hraemer,
and Chas. Upton. Miss Fuller Won the
prize at cards.
The Western Sorosis-
The Western Enr0afa hpI1 IFS ne Uf1I1r
monthly meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
II. w. Roby, 11S West Sixth street Miss
y lola Iroutman7s paper on s'JOhn Brown,
Hero, not "a Fanatic, was discussed by
all The members of the club The ~ est
efn 5or0sis is at present limited to
eighteen member and its object is not
only literary study but also the discus
slons of topics which bear more directly
en- modern life and living.
Surprise Party.
a very pleasant surprise was given
master Harvey Jones last evening by
some of his young friends. They PLAYED
games and nice refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Misses Elsie 4ule, Cleo Davis. Mabel
Mason, Grace Mah0nev. Alma and Allie
Barteu Mabel Mills, Nellie Dusteu.
frankie Coffin. Jessie, Grace and Nellie
J. cAuiev. Masters w aliace and George
Mills, Cyrus McAuley, Robert Furman,
Willie Henry, Charley Helwig, archie
Sayer, and Fred smith.
General Social Nevs.
Miss Louise T0Wne of Lawrence Is the
guest Of Miss Mary Barkley
Misses Myrtle and Maud Miller left
today for Newton to live.
3lrs. c. 81. Ryus went to Usage City
yesterday TO attend the funeral # Mrs
Miller
Galen Nichols came up from Lawrence
yesterday for the contest
1Irs. II. n. Pemberton gave an in-
formal party Thursday evening for Miss
Viola De Weiss 81 Lawrence.
Mrs. g. Gr0svener of Lawrence. who
has been the guest Of Airs. William
Starr. returned home yesterday.
Chester Atterbury was up from Law
renee yesterday.
AIr. A. Voiland has returned from Ok
iahoma.
Miss Julia WeIlhouse gave delight
full party this afternoon at her home 0n
Topeka avenue
Frank Menet Of Lawrence was ia town
yesterday
Messrs. j. b. Hayden. Frank Willard,
Bobt. Pierce and g. B. Palmer have re-
turned from Aiino. Ok. laden with game,
the fruits of a weeks hunting
Mrs c. T.. Phuley returned to her
home ia st. J0e today.
The Misses Iowne of Lawrence are the
guests Of Miss Daisy Starr.
S. c. Belden Of Holton, is visiting his
son and attended the oratorical contest
last night
WI a. S. Bird left yesterday for Wilton,
Ia. on business.
SIR and Mrs. i. Osborne. viii arrive
tomorrow from Chicago 70 visit friends
In the city. Mrs. Osborne was formerly
Miss Inez Hicks Of Topeka.
Miss Minerva Duff of Lawrence is the
guest of Miss Edith Davis
Dir. and Mrs. j. j. Walker and Gaugh-
ter Miss Etta, of Baldwin. are the guests