The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


| WetherelPs hall 1t was a masquerade
and the ridiculous appearance Of sons
OF some of the participants evoked con
siderable mirth, and some of costumes
were very pretty. There were a number
OF visitors who seemed TO enjoy the
affair as much as the dancers themselves
and among them were: Mr.. and Mrs. 5
NJ Wood, Mrs Clara McCabe, Mrs. julia
SOmmers, mrs. Clara Campbell, Mrs. }.
K Hankla, Misses Bessie Van Amberg
Ida Smith, Anna McCabe. Lulu Man
speaker, Ona McFadden, Edith Camp
bell, Mary SOmmers and Sarah Horner
and Messrs- F. l. Vandegrift. Al. Evans
Ed Horner, w. j. Black, Ketner and III.
v Hinckley.
Some Of the costumes were as follows:
Mrs. J. B. Hayden, gypsy, Mrs; j. L.
King and Mrs. II. V. Hinckley, Topsies;
Mrs. Robert Pierce, yellow domino; Mrs.
L. e. Pound, German peasant; Ida Bond
of Leavenworth, black domino; Name
Smith, nursery governess; Nellie Clough,
little girl; Irene Horner, Japanese;
Name Horton. queen of hearts; Glenna
Cross, black domino; Margaret Mulvane.
Dolly Warden; Mary McCabe. college stu
dent; Mary Horner, quakeress; Nellie
Adams, Spanish senorita; J. L. King,
black domino; Ben Akers, scout; j. B.
Hayden, Alvin Joslyn; Robt. Pierce,
black domino; Chas. Dick, sultan of
Turkey; Archie Williams. cadet; A. B.
Quinton, monk; J. R. Hankla, Irishman;
Clarence Horner, courtier; ]. T. FARRELL,
bandit.
Mrs. G. n. Hubbard gave a charming
party yesterday afternoon for her little
son, Donald Lippiatte, and dozen babies
accompanied by their mothers enjoyed a
frolic. Lilies of the valley were used
with dainty effect about the rooms and a
lunch was served late in the afternoon.
The guests were Marion Frances Wear,
Lucille Mills, Rose and Marshall Hite,
Mary Helen Shirer, Katherine McCarter,
Edward Tirre1l, Robert Merrill Gage,
Archie Brier and win Corners, Jr.;
Mrs. II. L. Shirer, Mrs. Arthur Mills,
Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. Dick Hite, Mrs.
DR.. McCarter, Mrs. Ed Tirrell, Mrs.
Gage, Mrs. James Brier, Mrs. VIM. Con-
ners, Mrs. Chas. Eagle, Mrs. L. Wikidal,
Mrs. A. McCabe, Mrs. H. Lescher, Mrs.
Sewers; Misses Gertie Smith, Mary Nc
Cabe, Nellie and Jennie Lescher, Julia
Wikidal, Mary Sommers and Harriet
O'Donald.
a very enjoyable reception was given
afternoon by Mrs. J. S. Clark, at
her home in Lowman Hill Her aunt,
the guest of honor and she was assisted
by Mrs. Web Hanna and Mrs. George B.
Dudley. Among those present were
Mrs. J. T. Clark, Mrs. NJ B. Clelland,
Mrs. D. Holmes, Mrs. Fl. FL. Mills, Mrs.
81. J. Barbee. and Mrs. W. A. Sloo.
planned very pleasant surprise party
On Miss Alice Furgeson last evening.
About fifty ladies and gentlemen were
present Among them being Mrs. Grit
fifth, Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs.
5hafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Flicker, Mrs. Til
ford, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hoyle, Mrs. Fos-
Ter, Mrs. E. Mccain bridge, Mrs. Peter
son, Mrs. hurry, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mote,
Mrs Stockton, Mrs. Mary Mccain bridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Woodward,
Mrs. Emery and Mrs Rice; Misses Maud
Dodd. DolIie Tilford, Anna Purcell, Jes-
sic and Nellie Shafer. Myrl Myres;
sIessrs. Ed Griffith, W. Wampler, Ned
Woodard and Ed Carson.
The Harlequin" party given last eve
ming by Misses Helen and Fannie Moon
was decidedly unique in the way of
card party, as a different game was play
Might've or hearts. Miss Bessie Webb
IF Hiawatha was the guest of honor and
about thirty were present
A crowd of jolly young folks met at
he residence of Miss Doyle last evening
ind from there took the cars for the asy-
pleasant time was had by all. The fol-
owing were in the party: Misses Minnie
Ind Sadie Doyle, Josie and Madge Don
lhue, Alice Supple, Maggie Hanley, |
Teresa Coggins, Lizzie Purcell, Anna |
Taylor, Minnie Haltermann and AIessrs.
ed Miller, Arthur Green, Crist McGin-
lis, Ed Dewitt, Jim Coggins. Patrick |
Donovan, Frank Eckelston, Jim Hanley, |
Dan Supple and Ed Warren.
Mrs.C. Shaker entertained the reading
circle at tea yesterday for Miss Ada Bond |
# LeavenwOrth.
Albert FIintham will come up from
lawrence for the Imperial party.
The young ladies of the T. V. club en- |
their gentlemen friends last |
vening at high five in Mrs. J. A. Walt !
hires home. Eleven games were play |
d, and Mr.. Waltmire and Mr.. Chas. |
denard cut for the first prize, and the
after received it-a silver ink stand /
he BOBBY prize was won by Mr. o. A. |
Aeene. Palms, Easter lilies, and roses. I
dorned the parlors, and a nice lunch |
vas served
Ip the company were Misses Dollie |
Pearl and Laverne Bru-
aker, Nina Garvin. Lillian Griffith. Jos
phine Munson, Emma and Josephine !
1armont. Lillian Hatch, and Messrs.
has. McMicheal, Will Sadler. James
'arvin, Ernest Minney, .. A. Keene.
has. Menard, c. Bowes, Ed Curry, and
oe Dolman.
The bachelors" social last evening
iven at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
I oble was more than pleasant one.
he young men of the Epworth league
layed hosts to perfection, and those who
ccepted of their hospitality were treated
nth the utmost Difference. A quartette
onsisting of Messrs. Walter Noble. Ed
Ups, Paul Torrington and Prof. Culver
ang several times, and Mr.. Lee Forbes
layed some piano selections The
Dung men served ices and cake
A party from town attended the we'd
ing of Miss Emma Hanna and Mr..
has Sevrens, Wednesday evening at the
rides home, six miles east of the city.
lev. Mr.. Porch performed the ceremony,
Ir. and Mrs. Sevrens left today for Gar