The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. P. T. Foster gave a delightful
party at her home, 3O9 Madison street,
Monday evening in honor of Miss Mary
hlesow of Usage City. Music and games
afforded amusement for the guests, who
were Misses, Maud Shafor, Stella Whit
sell, Olive McCarter, Ida Covert, Goldie
Roblier, Nellie Shafer, Mary Coggins,
Isabel Boyle, Florence Nightingale and
Mabel Foster; Messrs. Will Fulton, Geo.
Kanour, Albert Torrance, Joe Reisoner,
Charlie Hagu, Max Wardsell, Beamer
Nelson, Ray Wardell, Frank Ellison,
Charlie Nelson and Will R@blier.
The Authors Club.
The Authors club will give the second
of their literary evenings in Library hall,
June H. and original sketches will be
read by the following Topeka authors:
Mrs. A. P. Wilder, Miss Myra Williams,
Rev. C. III. Sheldon, w. G. Campbell, j.
Willis Gleed, s. NJ. Gardenhire and DIR.
III. w. Roby. Mrs. Judge Foster and Mr.
Shirer will contribute music for the &C.
casion.
General Social Notes.
Mrs. w. T. Crosby gave a thimble
PARTY on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Scott Matson.
Misses Sadie and Fannie Hall are the
guests of Mrs. Allen Riley in Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Brown of
Blue Rapids are the guests of Judge and
Mrs. A III. Horton.
Col. and Mrs. A. s. Johnson and Mrs
M DOSWOLtA Will SDCuQ lilo SuLuLu0I III
Manchester, N. H, and Pigeon Cove,
Mass They will leave probably next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A White of Kansas
City, spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Capper.
Mrs. Eugene Quinton entertained
Misses Minnie Peck, Ollie O'Brien, Kate
Gunther and Myra Williams at luncheon
on Monday.
Mrs. Noble Prentis is the guest of Mr..
hT-o ~ ~A4I1
DR.. Ida G. Barnes attended the class
party of '84 and the 4. s. U. alumni ban
quet in Lawrence yesterday.
A most enjoyable ice cream social was
given last evening at the residence of
DIR. Taylor on East Sixth street. by the
choir of the Third Christian church. A
large crowd of both old and young were
in attendance and the evening was spent
very pleasantly.
DR.. John Hirons of Wellington is in
the city visiting his brother, G. c. Hirons.
Miss Minnie Peck will be the guest of
Miss Ollie O'Brien the remainder of the
week, and will return to Chicago Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Ament have
sent out cards announcing tAe marriage
of their daughter, Winifred Lillian, and
Mr.. George Morgan, in Chicago June
9th.
Miss Marie Rohl of Hiawatha, is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs G. F. Menninger.
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ing the State university law school, was
in the city yesterday on his way to his
home near Burlingame.
Miss e. Floy Anthem, daughter of w.
P. Anthem, left yesterday for ROckport,
New York, where she will make her
home with her grandmother.
Mrs. ]. L. King and daughter Emily,
will leave Friday for Chicago to visit
Mrs. John Sebastian, and Miss Mary
Sommers will accompany them.
Miss Jessie Proctor spent Tuesday in
Kansas City.
Miss Ruth Plumb returned to Emporia
yesterday.
Ned Osborn will go to Chicago Friday
Mrs. Arthur Mills went to Leavenworth
to attend the wedding of Mr.. II. Rose
and Miss Beckie Nicely, last evening.
Ben Akers has returned from Law
rem CO..
The social which was to have been
given at the First Congregational church
Friday evening, has been postponed I'M
til next Monday.
Mrs Mary C. Snidden of St. Louis who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. L. Wilson,
returned home today.
Miss IdelI Campbell gave a picnic at
Wakarusa Tuesday afternoon for her
Sunday school class, and the following
young ladies assisted her III making the
affair pleasant for the boys: Misses Ella
Bradford, Grace and Ellen Buckmaster,
and Genevieve Buttertield. In the class
are Masters Raymond Winchell, Ed Fox,
Roy Bradford, Chas. Horner and John
Tasker.
Philip c. Anthem, who has been the
book keeper for Anthem s. McManus,
for the past year, left yesterday for Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he will enter a
tailor cutting school.
Warren n. Akers has returned from
Lawrence, where he has been attending
the state university.
There was a party given last evening
J by Miss Estella McElroy at the home of
her sister, 1117 jackson street
| The evening was enjoyably spent
| in different games, and at 1870 a de-
lightfuksupper was served.
Miss Blanch Barnum of Newton, who
| has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Minnie Barnum for the past month, left
Tuesday for Chicago to spend the sum-
mer.
James Fulcher left today for Chicago
Mrs. M. A. Low gave dinner party on
/ Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Knowles has returned from
| a visit in Seneca.
| Julius Weddings Party.
Julius Wedding gave a lawn party
! Tuesday evening at his home near Wash
burn college, and although the evening
was little cool, Japanese lanterns hung
/ from the trees and hammOcks swung in
/ vitinQly. The house was thrown open
! for the pleasure of his guests also, and
the young people danced. talked and
with the music by Misses Moore, Furman
and Gibson aud Messrs. Wedding and
| Merriam, contrived to make the hours as
thoroughly pleasant as one could wish
| Mr.. Wedding was assisted in entertain
/ ing by his sister, Miss Laura, and the
| guests were Misses Myrtle Moore of
/ IVb;fa Gland 1ricao GroonWood Houri-