The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items or Interest About Topeka People
and Visitors in Town.


Miss Bessie Hayden gave a large dane
ing party last evening for her cousin,
Miss Celia Hayden of Columbus, Ohio.
Three large rooms were thrown together
and canvased, and an orchestra in the
hall was nearly hidden by screen of
palms. Roses were massed on the side
board in the dining room and daisies
predominated in the other apartments.
The young ladies received their guests
in the parIor, Miss Bessie in a dainty
Swiss muslin frock, and Miss Celia in
gown of red crepe de chine
Light refreshments were served, and
the ices were very appetizing to the
warm dancers.
Those present were: Misses Agnes
Lee, Gertrude Devereux, Susan Gay, Isa-
bel Thompson, Jessie Shellabarger,
Helen Walker, Florence Hillyer,
Lois Tefft, Margaret Bear, Blanch
Bear, Lucille Mulvane, Louise
and Helen Smith, Emily King,
H1a HinckIey, Lillian Thrapp, Ruth
Thrapp. Mabel Hayes, Bernice Fuller,
Roberta Akers, Edna McGlintock, Min
ME Wolf, Ethel Short, Emily Elliott,
Pearl Mcfarland, Lillian Mcfarland.
Maud Bates, Louise Kellam, Mamie and
Fannie Ettlinger, Hazel Fassler, Mar
| gerry Wheeler, Winnie Prescott, Helen
( Quinton, Mabel Knowles, Florence Ross
! ington. Lucy Knowles, Jeanette Lord,
| Genevieve Butterfeld, Susie Sharitt.
/ Susie Jewell, Mary SOmmers, Jessie
King, Ruth McCIintock, Vera Low
I Edith Campbell, Lottie Snyder, Sarah
Horncr. Dale Weed. Daisy Garretson,
! Mildred Scott Mamie Dixon. Ida Smith
and Annie NeIlis; Messrs. Dan Hammatt,
Jack Dillon, George Noble, Frank Shella-
| barger, Guildford Dudley, Warren Akerl,
Willis Thrapp, Paul Palmer, William
Rowley, David Gossett, Louis Smith,
Kurtz Kellam, Howard Knowles, Tom
Clements. Will Wadsworth, George
/ Knowles Howard David Sih-
ley, George Chase, Seth Chase,
Charles Hurd, Albert Roby, Carl Mills,
Harry White, Bert " hite. Homer Low,
Dean Low, Fred McKercher, Clarence
Horner, John Mcfarland. Floyd Garrett
son, Willard Davis, Chas. Foulks, Dorr
Norton, Ralph Graham, Wallace Thomp-
son, John Dixon, Roy Dixon and Morton
Snow.
The Pensee Club.
The Pensee club gave reception last
evening atthe home of Misses Grace and
Jessie Holler, and nearly one hundred
friends called during the evening. The
Misses Holler assisted by the other
mem bers of the club received the guests
and were distinguished from the others
by knots of blue ribbon.
Ice cream and cake were served dur
ing the evening and there was music by
the mandolin club and Mr. Thomas of
the Modoc club. Miss Kitty RagIand
executed several fancy dances Later in
the evening the OluluR TOOTH was cl0dE0Q
for dancing and Miss Clara Deisher
presided at the piano.
Young-NIagee.
Miss Jennie Magee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Magee, and Mr.. George
Young of Eskridge, were married at
noon today, at the home of the bride 1112
West Fourth street The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. E. DOdds in the
presence of twenty five friends and rela-
tives and wedding breakfast was served
after the congratulations.
The bride wore gown of tan and blue
changeable silk, simply made, with
gloves>and shoes en- suite Mr.. and Mrs.
Young left this afternoon for Eskridge
to make their home.
The Stenographers.
The Stenographers' association will
give a reception at 628 and $50 Kansas
avenue, Friday evening, to which the
stenographers of the city are cordially
invited. The following is the pro
gramme:
Duet-Galop Rolling
Reading Selected. Miss Lulu Durham
Solo-Selected. 1865 Miss Lucia Wyatt
SOlo-Selected. .-.....-. Miss Wallace
Northumberland. Miss Lima Bresett
Vocal-"Surely" Behrend
Miss Laura Taylor.
uni Miss Grace McLallin and Master
Address. Mr. s. NJ. Gardenhire
Minor Social Mention.
The following young people had an
enjoyable picnic at Garfield park last
evening: Misses Minnie Dippe, Carrie
Haynes, Edith Haynes, Gertie Allen,
Maud Myers, Lizzie Clark, Annie Dake
and Messrs. Will Lewis, Frank Dippe,
Will Dippe John Marshall, Will Grant,
Claud Maze, Lon Lichtenstein and Geo.
Allen.
Prof. R A Hampshire superin tdndent
of the Burlington schools is in the city
visiting his brother DIR. J. S. Hampshire.
Mrs. II. F. Slower left today for Car
Isle, Pa, on account of the illness of her
father.
Mrs. Vim. Smith of 119 north Klein
street is visiting relatives in Searsport,
Maine.
Miss Abbie Shaffer came up from Kill
mer yesterday to attend the Pensee club
reception. She was the guest of Miss
Gertie Biddle and returned today.
Miss Mamie Counard of Galveston,
Texas, who has been visiting her cousin
Miss Kate McKernan, 720 Hancock !
street, for the past week, returned home |
today.
Geo. P Wallace left yesterday for
summer vacation to his old home in Car |
Isle, Penn.
General Social Notes.
Miss Maggie Hanley entertained six /
couples at progressive high five Friday |