The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items or Interest About TOpexB People
and virftors IOWA.

and virftOrs Town.
The mandolin club accompanied the
Imperials u VlnewOOd last evening, and
between dances their prettiest airs served
rs an accompaniment TO the cOnverSa-
ton. This was the third of their series
of hops, and was d success in every par
ticular. Watson's orchestra furnished
music for dancing. hose who attended
were: Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs. James Rowley. VT an1 b rs.
Fred Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy,
Misses Lillian Frazeur of Hlawatia,
GIenna Cross, Bessie Gibson, Alice Pres
cOtt Mamie Hopkins, Fannie Moon,
Margaret Dudley, Nellie McClintock,
Edna Best, Abbie Ware. Julia Street,
Mary HOrner, Helen Scott Hortense
Kelly. Mary Roberts, May Dallas Of
Washington, d. O.. Dennison Of
Denver. Fl0ssle Moon, MeliOra liam ble-
ton; Messrs- julius Wedding, Eph KEEP
ley. Ell SJreIcher, Cliff Listed, Eugene
Yates, Jerry Black, Al Evans, Ell Den
MS. J. b Clay, +. K Hopkins. Ned Os-
borne, Charles Thomas, r. X JamIsOn,
Frank Bennett, John Waters. Mart WIKI
idal, Ralph Moore, Harry Weaver Park
Ewart. Al Evans, George Rust, and Frank
Edison.
Birthd y Parry
Mrs James Griffin gave q birthday
party this al. ernOOn for her son Frank,
and from four until nine O'clOck the LILLE
people enj Iyed them selves LO the utter
most. Misses Ruth Huntoon and Zsna
Lee assisted III their entertainment, and
those present were: Mamie, George and
Tinkham Veale, Winnie, Howard and
Maryland Campbell, Virgil, =, airy aud
Helen McGratn. Mamie, George and
Clark Daniels. Lulu Sewers, -. abel and
Clarence Jones, Fred Wallace. Homer
Long, Pearl snyder, Mamie aud Minnie
Oliver. Lille and Robbie Snyder. Eiean-
or " heeler, James and Geo. Brinsmaid
A rsoys Eighth Hir hdny.
Arthur Helms celebrated his eighth
birthday anniversary last evening aud a
parry of friends gathered at his home on
Fillmore street AMI had a good time.
Those present were Lille aud TuIz.e
HOssteld, Minnie and Maggie Kraener,
Eta aud Gunhill Erickson, Bertha and
Eta Johnson, Flora kraemer, Gerte
Swenson, Arthur Helms, Emil Carlson,
Hobart YoungDlum, Harry uOsstieal,
Georgia Mucnell. DAner Barkurt,
George Hahn, florence Hem.
Miss Edith Scniandt gave a moonlight
picnic last evening which included
Misses May Lux, Kate Lux, Title Yes
per- Hattie ,.Oore, Bessie Dudden. Ger
tie and Maggie Harris; Messrs. George
Lux, Houst Bowman. E. ri Mcdowell,
r Aph McGrlffin, Franz Hopper AMI
George COmstock.
Gsener.I social NO.ea.
Mrs. A. G. Rogers, TBS Western avenue
received a telegram yesterday anuouuc-
hams. She was on her way from Camp
Morgan, Col, 10 her home in Marshal
town, Ind
Mrs. James Wick will spend Sunday
in 0 lava and go from there 10 Fl. Nor
gan, Iud., for a Two months VISIT.
Mrs. Julia Summers has returned from
a two weeks trip through Colorado.
Miss florence BAbcOck Of n orion
vile. is the guest Of Misses Nina and
Ella Peacock.
Miss E1I.h Kent entertained a few
friends a. tea Thursday evening.
Miss Emma > even5 Of CIAy Center is
in town Tor few days.
Miss L zzie Bear has returned from
visit the southeastern part of the
Stale.
Mss Minta E tsterdy of Columbiana,
OHIO, ID wishing friends in the city.
Miss Roberta Wasson has returned
from visit IL Ottawa
Mss Mary AcCabs will leave tomor-
row for Glenwood Springs, Col, to be
gone Two eeks
Miss Mary Summers has returned from
a visit in Wichita
Hiss Belle Lldzy of Topeka, aud Miss
JENNIE L.lzy vi Kansas CITY, are visiting
their parents. Rev honas l. dzy and
WIFE, this city. -CottonwoOd Falls Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howe will leave
soon for ST. Paul, Minn.
Wilson LaucA and Clarence Evans are
running hay farm SIX miles southeast
Of town.
Mrs. J. c. Rexford, state Office secre-
tary Of the 7. NJ. {. A, has gone to Trim
idaI, Colo, and is the guest Of Alr. aud
Ars Collins.
D. II. Lee. Of the Rock Island telegraph
office, and his wife. left yesterday for 81.
Joseph, Mach, for short visit J. A.
johnson is taking Mr.. Lees place while
he Is away.
Mr. F. Z A. Smith. state secretary Of
the Y. NJ. z. A, has gone for a two
weeks vacation 10 his home in Michi-
gan.
Mrs. E. N. Lewis, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. T. LaxersrrOm,
has gone 10 n .rden, ILL.,. to visit, before
returning TO her home in Chicago
the following young people spent yes
terday afternoon aud evening at Gar
field PARK: Misses Lillian and Pearl Nc
Earland, Helen Goddard. Ida Bergen,
Jessie Shellabarger. Messrs. Frank Oh
mer, Ernest Council and Clarence Ev-
ans.
mrs L N Baker of Kansas City, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Miss Lillian Frazeur will return to
HiawAtha next week.
Mrs Watson and two daughters, Of
Cclumbus O., are the guests of Mrs E
ChrisIman. They are their way home
from California. where they spent the
past win er.
Henry Auerbach and Henry Guattel of
Kansas City, will spend Sunday IN town.
Mrs }. w. < Lemon and daughter.
Grace. will leave soon for visit Of sew
erai weeks in Cincinnati
Geo. Flad Is expected home today from
Colorado and will 90 to Waverley, Kan
sas, next week 70 visit his parents