The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


ious details Covers were laid for twelve
and the table presented an aspect most
pleasing lighted with a pink shaded
! lamp and candles in silver candelabra.
bowls of pink roses gave an additional
touch to the effect The repast consisted
of seventeen courses, each designated bv
an appropriate quotation on the menu
card. By way of variation. several toasts
were responded to. among them: sThe
Summer Girl" by Chas. Dick; "Women
in Politics." by Ned Ketner; ssSweet
| Marie" by Jessie Beck and THE Society
Man" by Mary McCabe.
The others present we're Misses Mary
Thompson, Nellie McClintock. Mabel
Quigley, and Messrs- Harry Weaver, Ed
Dennis, Win Alexander, and Dick hod-
gers.
Miss NOrton's Card Party.
Miss Marie Norton entertained very
pleasantly at cards last evening for Mr.
| and Mrs. VIII Norton of Muscatine, Ia
and the invited guests were DR.. and Mrs
Z. B. McCurdy. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. KeI-
logg; Misses Edna Best, Violet and
Alena Church, MinOla Clark, Alice Pres
colt, Florence and Maud Clark; Messrs
c. W. AresOn of Denver, John Norton,
W. w. Webb, Harry Coughlin, T. R Hop
kins, Clark and John Waters.
Bicycle Party.
Misses Minnie Dennis of Washington.
D. c., Tressa Greenwood, Mamie Hor-
kins, Kate Whiting, Kitty Dolman, Jessie
Shella barger and Messrs- w 81 Ryner-
son, David Lakin, +. L. Dennis, Rob.
Merrick, Mac Ferran and J. K. Blair en-
joyed a bicycle ride in the moonlight
last night.
PienicIed at Garfield Park.
The Red Mission Christian Junior En-
deavOr league gave a picnic at Garfield
park yesterday afternoon, chaper0ned by
Mesdames Sands and Grove. In the
party were Misses Anna Wright Ella
Benson, Myrtle and Edna Howard, Emma
and Ina Driesbach, Mary and Maggie
Wilson, 6aloma Grove, Gussie and Louise
Sands, Mary Ritche, Emma Nickels,
Lulu Struberg, Anna and Mary GILES,
and Mrs. Giles. Messrs. Walter Brum-
ish, Monte White, John Grove, Charlie
SilIs, Fred GILES, Minnie and Harry
Dreisbach, Robbie and Woodie Brown.
General Social Notes
Mrs. George B. Palmer and son Paul
viii leave Monday for Gambler, Ohio,
where the latter will attend school Mrs.
Palmer will remain two weeks, and Will
go on to Indiana for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Quinton have
returned from the east.
Albert Foulks came up from Kansas
City yesterday.
Mrs. 5. l. Seabrook will go to Kansas
City tomorrow for a short visit
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Houston have gone
to Council Bluffs to live.
Miss Gertrude Roberts viii return the
last of this month from Ohio
H. B. Howard, proprietor of the
machine works at 1927 Kansas avenue,
has returned from a summer outing in
the western states, the Pacific coast and
III exico.
Mrs. Ii. Cohen returned today from a
five weeks visit in Colorado.
Mrs. E. w. Stevens and daughter of
Cameron, Mo, viii arrive Saturday to
visit Mrs. D. 0. McCray.
Mrs. Byron Jewell entertained a few
friends tuesday evening for her daugh-
ter, Mrs Addie Jewell Newton.
Messrs. Frank Dinner and Harmon
through South America.
Miss Norma Smith, who has been
spending the summer in St Louis, Is ex-
pected home the first of next week.
Prof. Harvey WOrrall gave a musicale
Tuesday cOmplim entary to Miss May
Dallas of Washington, D. C. About ten
guests listened to the programme of five
mum bers, which was highly entertaining.
Dir. and Mrs Is. 4. Lewis have returned
from Chicago Their niece Miss Minnie
Miller accompanied them for a short
visit.
John Overmyer and daughters Flor
ence and Belle of North Vernon. Ind.
are visiting David Overmyer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gleed will leave
Friday for New York, and will sail at
once for London, England
Mrs. j. n. Stillwen of Carrollton. No.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Green,
on West Eleventh street
Miss Dora johnson has gone to Chi
cago
Geo. Grant has gone to St Louis for a
three months visit
John Prescott has returned to Kansas
City
Miss Nellie Kirk has returned from
visit in Missouri
Mrs. w. B Gibson has returned from
Olathe.
Mrs. DR.. Ellis of CarbondaIe is the
guest of Mrs. A NJ Sutherland
Mrs. and Mrs. John c. w. Carey and
two sons of Atlantic, Iowa, are visiting
Mrs. Gracia D. Potts.
III. Z. McKirahan returned from the
east today.
Misses Mary Richter aud Minnie ArteI
left today for Enterprise, to attend a
wedding and visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs Forbes Receive.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Forbes gave a re-
ception yesterday afternoon to the mem
bers of the Congregational church at
their suburban home west of the city
About sixty guests were in attendance
and spent the afternoon exploring the
beautiful grounds. playing croquet. etc.
until summoned to the dining room
when they were seated at tables laden
with good things. Sunflowers and golden
rod predOminated in the decorations and
the host and hostess were assisted in en-
tertainirR their guests by Mr. and Mrs
J. B. McAfee and Mr.. and Mrs D. G.
Nellis.
Mrs. Burnham and Mr. o. W. Fox sang
time was pleasantly spent that all
were lOath to depart.
Married
Norr7oa Of he E a..