The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-05

tations by Misses Edna Crane, Marie
Dixon, Helen Marsh, Myrtle and Iva
Davis Mise Ethel Davis presided at the
punch bowl and little Ella Davis met the
guests at the door.
General Social Notes.
Mrs. Will Taylor informally enter
tanned about twelve at cards last even
ing.
Walter Ranney gave a small dancing
| party last evening in honor OF MISS
Helen Marsh. The young people pre-
sent were Misses Helen Marsh, Edna
McCllntock, Marie Colby, Myrtle and
Iva Davis, Lottie Parkhurst, Hazel tass-
Ter, Janette Lord, Mary Dixon, and Mary
Sommers Messrs. Floyd Mcdonald
Roy Dixon, Frank Davis, Dave Si6ley,
florence Ewart, Howard Anderson, Tom
Frost, Wickidal, and Seth Chase.
Mr. Lee Sidwell, of the Rock Island,
has returned from an extended visit to
New York and other eastern cities.
Mrs. W. Fl. Reel delightfully."- enter
tanned number of her intimate friends
at six o'clock tea last Wednesday ather
home. 924 Quincy street She was as
sisted by her granddaughter, Miss Nellie
Dignon.
< pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Lima Bresett Friday evening in
honor of her fourteenth birthday Those
present were Misses Alice True, Libbie
Bresett, Mary Hassid, Edna Howard,
Alice Ceilings, Daisy Leslie, Lucille
Baker, Katie Ost, Grace Curtis; Messrs.
Harry Rigby, George Miller, Ira Hassed,
Bert Bresett, Frank Leavitt, Jay White,
Frank Brown, Jessie Lutz and Jack
Reed.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mr.. Geo. Cole Sat-
urday evening, in honor of Mr.. Coles
birthday. Cards and other amusements
were INDUCED in. Refreshments were
served and the guests departed for home
after a delightful evening Among the
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Por-
ter, Purcell, Meyers, Gathers, Hefick,
Barry, Johnston, Burnett, Checksfeld,
Clnrry, Cole, Gerbrick, Arnold, Johnston,
Misses Bugbee. Davis Checksfield, and
Messrs. Gerbrick, Gotta, Taylor, Checks
; field, King and Turze.
! 1t is learned that the announcement in
the JOURNAL one evening this week of a
dinner to be given by Miss Winifred
, Wagner next Saturday evening was in
correct, the reporter having been misin-
I formed.
. Prof Black will deliver his last lee
ture on "Foreign Influences in English
Literature" at the Institute of Arts and
, Languages this evening at 8 o'clock.
: Mrs. L. T. Mathis who has been in the
city the past few weeks attending her
sister, Mrs. Lucille Baker, who has been
: SO seriously i'll, returned to her home in
! Kansas City last evening. Though Mrs.
! Baker is not able as yet to sit up she is
: said to be improving.
: Miss Pearl Prescott of Pueblo, Colo,
. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Sutton.
: Mrs. Truman and daughter Miss Zena
: are visiting in Lawrence.
Mr.. r. 7. Herrick went to Kansas City
yesterday.
, One of the society young men of To-
- | 81 IL Ill
I day evening and in company with the
Alhambra Mandolin club serenaded his
young lady friends From the number
of young ladies that feel complimented
. the serenading party must have been out
all night.
Mr.. Herbert BuIlene of Lawrence is in
the city
- Monday from Madison, Iowa, where they
" visited for a few days their daughter
Mrs. DR.. Newton.
:, DIR. Frankenkarar, who has been tax
= ing post graduate course in medicine
: during the past year, in Kansas City, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Harriet Belts, who has been the
:, guest of Miss Lee Redden, returned tc
= her home in Eldorado yesterday.
+ Miss Bessie Boughton and Miss Belle
a Bennett went to Baldwin yesterday K
Z attend the commencement exercises.
- Mr.. T. J. Anderson left yesterday fol
q Parsons, Kansas.
Is Mr.. Charles B. Smith has gone tt
a Chicago.
d Prof. Hickman, of the high school, de
- parted yesterday for few weeks visi
a with his sister in Ohio.
- Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon, of the Cen
- trail Congregational church, will leav
: this week for the east, where he will
spend his summer vacation of two O
% three months
Mr.. Clifford Histed went to Leaven
20 worth yesterday.
- Miss Helen Kelso, who has been visit
40 ing the Misses Roberts on West Tent
street for the past week, returned wit
= her uncle, Judge Kelso. to Atchison yes
% terday.
% % Mr.. Jack Myers, who has been spend
% ing few days in Holton, Kansas, re
turned today.
. Colonel and Mrs. Bierer of Hiawaths
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F
r. Davis, on Topeka avenue.
- Miss Bessie Leib left last evening fo
~ Springfield, Ills, where she will spen
"a the summer.
~ Mrs. Eugene Ware has returned fror
No a several weeks visit in New Yorl
90 where she as called by the serious il
30 ness of her father, who has had pneu
40 monia, and although a man of SO year
- of age has recovered.
40 Mrs. D. Atchison of Leavenworth al
an rived in the city last night, and is til
- guest of her daughters, Mrs. Arthr
- ~ Mills and Mrs. W. J. Black
10 Prof Leib went to Independence, Mo
yesterday to sing at a concert give
~ there last evening.
~ Mrs. G. A. Rockwell of junction Cit
'T is in the city for few days.
Mr. viii Mason of Kansas CITY. a
cd m ~ :
ISIS exercises at Washburn.
'y Mrs. ] NJ. Riley left today for Mario
LOT Ohio, to spend the summer.
i nf Miss Lottie Grigg of Joplin, Mo,