The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Etama or interest," Abouk Topeka People
and visftorr IN Town

Stella Black, of St. Louis.
Arc lights and Japanese lanterns made
9he beautiful expanse of lawn as bright
as one could wish, the trees casting
enough shadow to make a tete- a-tete
corner here and there. A platform was
erected near tie porch, the smooth sur
face or which made waltzing delig htfuls
and Watson's orchestra in the shadow OF
the porch played seductive airs
The parlors were canvased. that those
who preferred might dance indoors. and
a punch bowl in the hall was surrounded
with pink and white sweet pease and a
pink shaded banquet lamp close by
produced a dainty effect
Small tables IN the dining room were
spread with EN- broidered linen, and on
each nosegay Of violet shaded sweet
pease assisted in carrying out the hello
trope scheme which prevailed here.
Great clusters of wild asters which are
of this hue were massed on the side
board, and on a larger table which stood
IN the bay window, in the center of
which was a tall lamp with a heliotrope
shade. Long strands of asparagus hung
from the draperies and mingled with the
1owers.
Miss Linn received her guests ia
gown Of pale blue silk null with trim
mings of MORE ribbon, and wore blue
slippers and gloves. She was assisted
by Miss Black in white silk with lace
drills and pink roses: Miss Myra Will
aes and white roses; Miss Edna Darrah
of Leavenworth, who wore white silk
null with a vandylxe ruffie of ACCORDION
plated null around the low neck, which
was edged with pearl passementerie;0 Miss
Jenner of ST Marys, in white china silk,
with lace and ribbon trimmings; Miss
Madge Johnson in white dotted swiss,
Aliss Mabel johnson in a gown Of blue
silk null, and Miss Rossington in white
muslin with valenciennes lace
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs n. Wear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Eapper, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Small, Mr. and Mrs Ed Cruise,
5Ir. and Mrs. Lane of St Marys; Mr.. and
Mrs A. p. Lingafelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Murphy; Misses Nirgiline Mulvane.
Lulu Manspeaker, Carrie and Anna Bar
9holomew, Mary and Irene Homer, Ed
ma Best, Myrtle JetmOre, Helen and Fan
ME Moon, Mamie and ROsamOnd Horton
Alice Prescott Julia Street, Florence
Greer, May WATSON. Abbie Ware, Jo-
sephine Dietrich, Margaret Dudley,
Meliora and Sadie Hambleton, Dora and
Fannie Rowley. Mamie Smith, Maud
Parker, Mary McCabe. Florence and
Olive Lewis, Ruth Farnsworth, Glenna
Cross. Arlie Ewart, Ollie O'Brien, Laura
Douthitt, Carrie CIarkson. Jessie Edison
Jessie Gibson, Lillian Gemmell,
Cora Campbell OF Kansas City,
Blakesley, Kelly, Dienst, Nellie Clough,
Thomas, May Thomas, Gertrude Rob
erts, Parmalee, Gertie Smith, Edith
Campbell, Celia Hayden of COIum bus,
O.. Ada Moss and Fannie Bertrand of St
Marys; Messrs- Hagan, Bennett, Null
vane, Black, Horner, Mason, Will
liams, Harry Williams. farrell. Dick,
Evans, Furry, Pegues. Peterson. Ashby,
Cleaves- Prescott. Dana. Wedding,
Welsh, Dan Anthony of Leavenworth,
Joe Ranke of Atclison, Histed, Law
renee. Thomas, Davis. Crawford, Ewart,
Stevenson, Hopkins. Edison, McCabe, Ed
Curran of Chicago. Ralph Ingalls,, j.
Ralph Burton, r. Dunlap. John Moss and
Mr.. Pessimer of St Marys, Judge Nc
Cay and MI Jarvis of ST. Marys, and
Trump.
Miss Colby's Party
Miss Mary Colby invited the following
young people 10 a picnic at Ninewood
yesterday, in honor Of Miss Lillian Bradt
of Beatrice, Neb.. Misses Louise and
Helen Smith, Isabel Thompson, FIossie
Hillyer, Janet and Lucy Lord: Dan Ham
matt Scott Lord, florence Ewart, John
Mcfarland, Tom Frost, and Howard Aid
erson-
General social News.
Misses Gertrude and Ethel Merwin
are spending the week in NortonviIle.
Misses Nina and May Thomas will
visit in LeavenWOrth next week.
MI and Mrs. j. d. Mcclure are spend
Ing a week IN Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Z. f. McCracken has returned
from visit with her parents ia Har-
risonville.
Sidney Hellendale of St Louis, is in
town for several days.
Miss Lulu Stevens has returned to
Hiawatha-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster have re-
turned from visit ia Wichita.
s. 5. Rice and H. Z. Gibboney are
spending several days at Paxico fishing.
Miss Julia WikIdal left yesterday after
noon FOR Canton, o., 70 remain several
months.
Mrs. Josie Munson has returned from
a two months visit in Newark, O.
Mrs. +. II. Jenness and children left
Eoday for Illinois to make an extended
visit
Mrs. D. c. Leavitt has returned from
Kansas City.
Misses Bernice Mcdonald and Lillian
Whitlock will leave Saturday for Chicago
Miss Buelah Parker left today for
hlrwin, kas., TO spend a month.
Frank Church who has been visiting
friends in Potwin, has returned to Kansas
City.
F. E Carringer OF Denver is visiting
friends in the city.
DIR. Fred Boltz has gone to Galesburg,
Ind, to spend a month.
w. r Carrie is visiting relatives in
Canada
Miss Halle Higgins will return to
Kansas City tomorrow, and Miss Winnie
Prescott will accompany her for 9 short
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Jewell. Mrs. and Mrs S Hindman
spent yesterday in Merrill Springs.
The T. " club spent yesterday after
noon with Miss Nina Garvin. and after
the arrangements for the bicycle party
were completed adjourned to the dining
room for lunch
Mrs. VIM. HIGGINS. who has been the