The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-13

The guests were: Mesdames A. Bergen,
Q. P. Bray, G. s. Baker, w. s Charles,
VIM. Corners. Copeland, Daugherty.
Foster, G. M. Hubbard. DR. Menninper.
| Mitchell, r f. McNey, w. +. McVey,
| Ihos. Doran, Ballard, dillingham;, Nc
| Farland and Madison.
Masquerade.
Miss Anna Blowers parlors presented
a most fantastic appearance last evening,
and the younger society folk put forth
their best efforts to disguise their iden-
tity.
Misses Anna and Lillian Whitlock is
sued invitations for a. masquerade some
three weeks ago.
The large dining room was canvased
and a mandolin club played for the
dancing. which was kept up until morn
ing. At 10 o'clock the guests found
partners for the lanciers, by matching
cOuplets on bits of pasteboard- Palms
and smiiax were effective decorations,
and a punch bowl filed with iced lemon
ade was in the hall Supper was served
in courses Some of the costumes were
as follows
Libbie Hazlett, quakeress; Grace
Weiss, little girl in red; Nellie Small ne
gro baby; Caro- Pentield, fancy dress;
Crandie Packard, Spanish lady; Lottie
Barnes and Leila Saxton, twin babies
Vera Low, daughter of the regiment;
Nina Shaefer, queen of night: Mabel
Knowles. little Miss Muffett; Mabel Quig-
ley, quakeress: Edna MorehOuse, violet:
Myotte Davis. Edna Crane and Emma
Dennis. Spanish dancers; Josephine Col
ma Smith, poppy; Mrs. John Nc
earthly, night; Lillian Whitlock,
aurora: Anna Whitlock Luna;
Fred McGiffen, cadet captain; George
Kilmer, Oxford student; Fred
Dennis domino: Harry Wood Uncle
Sam; Harry Williams. clown; Ed Dennis;
Tom Clements, Indian. Harmon Ryus,
southern planter; David Lakin, China
man; Dean Low, MarshalPs band; Martin
Breton, NIephisto; Nat Taylor, Oxford
student; Walter Smith, sailor; Ernest
Council, cadet; Floyd Mcdonald, Dutch
man; Frank Tichenor, regimental; Clyde
Grubbs, Little Boy Blue: Warren Akers,
chinaman; Rosie Bennett, Buffalo Bill;
Eph Kepley, Roman; George Hoffman,
gentleman; Howard Wood, brownie;
Collins Thompson, gentleman; Willard
Davis, Spanish. The others were Edna
Carpenter, Susie Wilder, Margaret Bear,
Edna McClintock, Grace Van Houten,
Grace Curtis and Frank Davis, Fred
Gillett, John Dixon and Walter Gust
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridenor and Mrs Kath-
crime Poague of Greensburg, Ind, are
the guests of Mrs. Dr.. W. H. Fighter
Mrs. Willard Davis and Mrs. A. II.
Connolly came up from Burlingame yes
terday to attend Mrs. Veale's thimble
party.
Miss Blanche Dienst has issued invita-
tions for a party Monday afternoon
for her little niece, Marion Wear. The
invitations are in rhyme. follows:
Little Miss Wear with her dolls and toys,
on October 18th from two till five;
AT or POLK street she viii abide.
Mrs. G.. A. Stultz gave a o'clock din
er Thursday evening for her mother,
Mrs. Charles Smith of Colorado Springs.
Mrs George B. Palmer has returned
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller is spending the day
in Burlingame.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Shire are parents
of
The ladies of the Eastern Star gave a
social last evening at the home of f. w.
Archie Alexander will return to Paris,
Ill. Monday.
Charles Wilmarth of Chicago is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Viii
marth.
Misses Myrtle and Lulu Fordyce will
entertain the l. o. T. b. club next Fri
day evening
The Iroquois club reorganized last
evening and will probably give their first
party on the 23d
The Superba club has reorganized
with about thirty members and VIII give
a series Of parties the coming winter
The Juvenile Dramatic company as
sisted by the "Lowman Hill Amateurs"
gave an entertainment last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Billings, /
GIT Norris avenue.
DR.. s E. Sheldon has returned from
Junctinn City.
Mrs Mary E. Godfrey and youngest /
son have gone to New York to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. DeCou Of Eldorado is visiting
Mrs +. NJ. futile.
Miss Belle Staples has gone to Howell /
county, Mo, for a short visit.
Mrs. Geo b. Palmer has returned |
from Gambler o., where her son Paul is |
attending school
Miss Maude Archibald of Salt Lake
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. g. +.
Myers, S13 West Tenth street
Mrs l. s. Dolman and daughter Helen .
are visiting in Atchison.
As real household treasure DR.. Prices
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