The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-26
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Quinton's Troll
ley Party.
FIRST DANCE OF THE BUNGLERS

Personal Items or Interest AbOue To-
Dekn People and Visitors Town.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. R A.
Allen, Mrs. Quinton's brother and sister,
Judge and Mrs. Quinton gave trolley
car party on Tuesday evening.
Starting from Judge Quinton's home
at Twelfth and Van Buren, streets at
o'clock, the special car went first to Gar
field park; returning to the transfer sta
ton, the car went to Oakland, thence
back to Quinton Heights, then back to
the residence where the lawn was lighted
BY Japanese lanterns. The musicians
who had accompanied the party fur
nished music during the evening and
refreshments were served Those who
enjoyed the hospitality of Judge and Mrs
Quinton, were Messrs. and Mesdames
j. r. Hankla, Harold Chase. Arthur Cap
per, J. L. King. George w. Crane, N. W.
Van Valkenburg, Gee. ". Veale, Jr., P.
G. Noel, Frank S. Crane, Frank QuintOn,
R A. Allen; Mrs G. c. Foss, Mrs. Ham
NETT; Misses Roberts, Mary Roberts,
Edna Crane, Margaret Muivaue, Ida
KibIinger; Messrs. Geo. Rust, E. ]. Dali
las, c. F. Jilson, Eugene Quinton and
Dave Muivane.
Their First Dance.
The first dance of the series since the
reorg anization of the club was given
last evening by the Bunglers at Vinewood
park.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Geo. Seward, w. G. Garvey,
Schuyler Nichols, Harry Overholt, Char
ley Hudson, A. a. Hurd. Ransom Fay.
John Mower, J. F. Meyers, A A. God
ard, Geo. W. Veale, Jr., Irving Doolit-
tie, Arthur Lacey. Austin Prescott, D. 7.
Nicou, B. T. Lewis, Gee. Crane, w. A
Morton, A A. Scott, Charley Eagle Her
bert Hackney. H E Rav, Geo Eagle;
Mesdames W. 7. Crosby, D. J. Harding,
{. H. Morehouse of Denver. Fred Menu
of Wichita; Misses Kiblinger. Moon,
Libbie Hazlett, Emma Hager; Messrs.
o. Bl. Mcconnell, VIII Mott, Ed Curry,
George Hackney and Charley Kleinkans.
General Social No:es.
Miss Gertruds Atchison returned to
Leavenworth Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Black are in St.
Louis.
Mr.. Carl Foulks is in Colorado
Misses Ivah Davis and Edna McClin-
took went to Hiawatha on Tuesday.
Miss Lena McCray will leave Sunday
for few days visit in Cameron, Mo
BIZ and Mrs. II. G. Ambrose returned
last week from ST. Louis.
hrs. Eli Davis of Hiawatha is spend
ing the week with Mrs. ]. P. Davis
Geo E. Duncan of Abba, Ia, is visit
ing EmmH Rigby
Misses Glass of Kansas City are the
guests of Miss Minnie Barnum.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. I. Conner of San Au-
gelo, Tex, and Miss Mary Conner of
Savannah, Ga, are the guests of Mrs. G.
S. Sutton.
Masters Harry and Abe King of Atch-
ison are visiting their aunt, IRIS II. L.
Shirer. Dir. and Mrs. King are expect
ing to be called to St LOUIS on account
of the serious illness of Mr. Kings
mother.
Mr.. Edwin Scott will go to Colorado
today to join his family.
Major F. Z. Marsh will leave for Chi
CagO tomorrow.
Mr. P. G. Noel went to Harrington to-
day.
Mrs. F. E. Van SAINT went to Minneap-
oils today
Major General Hughes went to Man
haitian today to muster in a company of
Il. n. G.
Mira F. N. Huffaker of Virginia City,
Nevada, who has been the guest for two
months of her brother, J. II. Moss at
1115 Tyler street, left last evening for
San Francisco after delightful visit.
Miss Alice Henry entertained few
friends at her home in Lowman Hill,
in dancing, vocal and instrumental
music. Refreshments were served at a
late hour. Those present were Miss
Louise Griggs. Jennie Hudson, Myrtle
Biddle. Gertie Biddle, Alice Henry,
Messrs. Jim Ives, Frasher, Elmer
Mitchell, Frank Cowens and w alter
Shipman.
Thursday evening a delightful party
was given by Mr.. and Mrs Shaw. Dur
ing the evening the young folks en-
joyed themselves in playing games and
listening to music furnished by Miss
Ina Shaw. At $3.50 supper was served.
Those present were Miss Vivian Rush
frankie Savage of Chicago, Stella and
Mabel McEirOy, Carrie Wilcox, Edith
Patch, Ina and Mildred Shaw.
Mrs. Frank FARRELL returned today
from Atchison. Tomorrow she will join
Mr.. FARRELL as he passes through here en
route to Manitou.
Mrs IL. c. Taulby, daughter Miss
Margaret and little granddaughter
Marie Ratson, left yesterday for theil
home in St Louis after visit with Mr.
and Mrs r. K. Jamison.