The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


the final party of the season in Library
hail. Everything favored the success of
the affair, and those who went were:
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. SMALL, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wear, Mr.. and
l Mrs. w. W. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lingafelt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Seward,
DR.. and Mrs G.. b. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Pounds, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Rynerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Crockett, and
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin; Misses Kate
Devereaux of Lawrence, Mamie Hop
kins, Carrie Clarkson, Gertrude Roberts
Ada Hankla. Blanch Dienst, Edna La
kin. Glenna Cross, Edna Crane, Corinna
Wharry, Edna Best, Jessie Edison, Helen
Moon, Lulu Manspeaker, Gertrude
Smith, Edith Campbell, Blanche Dienst,
Arlie Ewart, Kate Knowles, Libbie Haz-
lett; Messrs Theodore Poehler of Law
renee; Charles Clough of Lincoln, Neb.;
Will Taylor, Frank Edison, Charles Nc
Cabe, Geo. Rust, L. r. Hopkins, r. K.
Jamison, Fred Cole, j. j. Frey, John Nc
Carthy. J. B. Clay. AL. Evans. Fred Cole.
Ed. Streicher. Ed. Cruise, Dr. West, Ben
Akers, Frank Crane, Harry Williams,
Walter Burgess. Cliff listed, Will Seller,
Theo. Wear, John Frey and Ed. Nc
Bride.
A Wedding in Depot.
On Tuesday afternoon a wedding oc-
and the parties united in marriage were
Miss Rose Brown and Dir. VIM. Hook,
both of Usage county. The wedding
party drove in from the country expect
ing to be married in the Justices office,
! but he was not in and the train which
they expected to take was already in
sight. 1t was found, however, that Rev.
E. E. Preston of Hamilton, Mo-, was at
the station and his services were pro-
cured. The concluding words of the
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when the train started, not, however, be-
| fore the newly married pair went on
board.
Mrs. Ashton Entertains.
Mrs. G.. p. Ashton entertained a few
ladies informally this afternoon at d
and Miss Barker of London, Eng. Her
home was prettily decorated and dainty
lunch was served to her guests, who
were Mesdames r. w. Day, e. J. Dinner,
| Harry Dinner, J. w. Dewitt, George W.
/ Clark and Miss Elsner.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Walp, Mrs L. S. Mason,
and Miss Hanley, were assisted in enter
| tanning their guests at their second thin
| BILE party yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G.
M. Atwood and daughter Alice, Mrs. w.
Fred Popenoe.
General Social Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Quinton enter
tanned six tables at duplicate whist last
evening, for Mrs. Thomas Keely of Den
| yer.
The members of the Iroquois club held
a meeting last evening and arranged for
| their next party to be given in Wether-
ell's hall, Thursday evening, April 10.
Mrs. Chas. Emery will entertain next
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Nan Emery
of De Moines, and Miss Carrie Hough-
ton OF Ottawa
VIM. Russ has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Morton entertained the
ladies euchre club this afternoon.
| Miss Kate Mcfarland of Ottawa will
arrive tomorrow to spend Sunday with
Miss Bessie Gibson.
| Miss Lizzie Davis will spend Sunday
in Lawrence with her sister, Edith
Mr.. E. ST. John of Chicago was in
| town yesterday.
Miss Byrd Watkins and Miss Anna
Payne will spend Sunday in Kansas City.
| Claud Carr of Horton is visiting in the
city for few days and will leave Monday
for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kellam left yester-
| Mrs. III. Fl. Olney of Clay Center will
spend Sunday with Mrs. a. A. Goddard.
| Fred Van Valkenberg will return next
week from Excelsior Springs.
| Miss Perle Otis, who visited Miss Daisy
| Lakin, has returned to AtchiSOn.
Mr. James Wick will be married the
first of May to Miss Nellie Ryan of OF
| tawa.
Mrs J. B. Hayden and daughter Bessie
are visiting in Leavenworth.
| Miss Therese Rossington is expected
today from Colorado.
| Adrian Sherman was up from Ross
vile Wednesday.
Messrs. Ben Block and E. B. Murray of
| St. Louis spent yesterday in town.
| James Miller entertained two tables at
| cards Wednesday evening.
! Miss Helen Nave who has been visit
+ ing her sister, Mrs. o. A. Pier, will re-
turn to Omaha, Saturday.
Mrs. A. 2. Tanner spent Wednesday in
Kansas City.
Chas. A. Taylor, assistant superin-
tendent of insurance, left today for San
| Francisco on business.
| Mr.. Frank Gain has returned from a
visit in EN- poria.
Mr.. Irva III. McQuilken and Miss MilIie
| Caple Of Meriden, were married in this
city today by Rev. S. G. Coblentz.
! Mrs. Chas. B. Smith has returned from
Eldorado.
Miss Mabel Day is spending the day in
| Kansas City.
Mrs. James Brewer and Mrs Arthur
! Lingafelt returned yesterday from Den
| yer.
Mrs A. Bergen has returned from St.
Louis, where she has been visiting for
the past three weeks.
Hon. Matt Edmonds of McLouth, and
Jacob Baughman of Lecompton, are in
the city looking after the interests of the
| United Brethren church enterprise
Miss Hilda of Denver and Miss Barker
of London, Eng. are the guests of Mrs.
r. W. Day.
The Kansas City Elks will entertain
the wives and sweethearts of most of the
members viii accompany them
Mrs. Robbins of New York and Mrs
Lumas of Girard, kas., are visiting Mrs.