The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items OfInterest About Topeka People and
Visitors in Town.

Items of Interest About Topeka People and
Visitors in Town
The younger portion Of Topeka socie-
ty danced right merrily last evening at
the home of D. I. Lakin, on Western
avenue; Harmon Ryus, Frank Dinner
and David Lakin being responsible for
the affair, despite the rain, which seri-
ously interfered with many of their
original plans.
As it was, four large rooms were
thrown together and canvased; the man
dOlin club furnished delightful music
for the guests, who danced, while many
found their way up stairs 10 the card Ia
bles.
The walls were festooned with ivy and
masses of golden rod seemed almost to
grow from the hooks and corners. so ef-
fectively was it arranged.
The young men we're assisted in en-
tertaining their guests by Misses Eleanor
Smith, Myrtle Davis and Edna McCIin-
took, in pretty white frocks.
The list is as follows: Misses Lillian
Tefft Frances Heller Of Colorado
Springs, Susie Wilder. Villa Rodgers,
Nina and May Thomas, Marie Price Of
Omaha, Kitty Player, Josephine Dietrich,
Gertie keipe. Pearl and Lillian
McF arl and, Cleo Ewart, Crandie
Packard, Edith Thacher, Sallie
Corning, Grace Lemon, Emma Dem
mis-, Grace Van Houten, Lillian
Valentine, Nellie McClintock, BERTHE
Ryus, Norma Smith, Bernice Mcdonald,
Caro- Penfield. Josephine Colby, Fannie
Moon, Flossie Moon, Nellie Small, Grace
Weiss, Bessie Stewart. Bessie Moss, Lot
tie BOWes, \ ina ShaefOr, Edna Crane,
Iva Davis, Leila SaxtOn, Edna More
house, Libbie Hazlett, Anna and Lillian
Whitlock, Edna Carpenter, Vera Low,
Mabel Quigley, Jessie Shella barger, Ma
bel Baker, Margaret Bear, Mabel Chase.
Mabel Knowles, Florence Greer, Julia
street, AbbIe Ware, Name AtchisOn of
LeavenWOrth. Anna McCabe. Grace Jill
son, Raye Fitzpatrick Of Philadel phia,
Ida Berger, Jessie Aide of Kansas City.
Eta Livermore of Olathe, Blanch Nc
Pike of AtchisOn; Messrs. Dean and Ho-
mer Low, Fred McGiffen, Ernest Coun-
ell, Fred Gillett, Howard Wood, w alter
Smith, Frank Davis, Floyd Mcdonald,
Harry Wood, aRassIe Bennett, Ed Den
mis-, Frank Bennett, Frank Sheldon, Dave
Harvey. Clyde Grubbs, Oscar Woolver-
ton, Wilson and Allan Lauck Clarence
Evans, Harry Weaver, Warren Akers,
Charles Blakesley, Lawrence Chamber
lain, Ed Kellam, Fred Robbins, Guy Ha-
gar, George hilmer, VIII Alexan-
der, Luther Nelis, Hal Haz-
lett, Frank Whitmer. Austin Black,
J ulius Wedding, John Collins. Frank
Cain, Robert McMasters, Charles Klein
hans. Jay Keller, Tom Clements, John
Dixon, Harry Williams, Carl FOulks
Bert Lemon, Ralph Valentine, Stanley
and Ernest Medlicott, Albert Ro-
by, Harry Howe, Nat Taylor,
Dick Rodgers, Lee Forbes, Jack
Merrifeld, Louis Smith, Albert II ,rton.
Ralph Moore, George Pendeld, Morton
! Snow, Martin BritJOn, Lionel Wood of
Galveston, Tex, and Roy Baker.
A Pleasant Party.
There was a pleasant party given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
ShadbOlt, 112 East Seventh street. in
honor of Dir. Glen Kinley Music and
games occupied the guests until lunch
was served, and those present were :
Misses Minnie Burgey, Martha Davis.
Louise Purtle, Maggie Fuller; Messrs.
rJohn Wood, Sam Wonder, Ed Davis.
VIM Smith, Tom Swales, Glen Kinley.
John Jones.
A Family Reunion
Il is not often that 50 many membe
of the same family are gathered together
as N the following instance: Mrs c. s
l1olmgren Of us West Fourth street is
entertaining her son Edward J. Holm
gren and family from Chicago her
daughter, Mrs. E A Ekwall of Shicklev.
Neb-, and family; her two sons, Charlie
and VIM. Holmgren and daughter.
Mrs. q. Benson, are residents of
Topeka IL has been twenty four
years since similar reunion OF the fam
lily and the grand children mum bered al =
together twenty-tsv0. a cousin. also is
visiting them, air ,. johnson Of Chica-
go. Last Tuesday evenin they gave \
surprise party for Mrs. Ekwa1, at the
home Of VIM. HNlmgren. and since then