The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-15
New Budget.

charge of the Misses Mabel Moss, Tina
Wade and Pearl Mcfarland, while at the
landing on the stairway Miss Caro- Pen
field dispensed the same cool beverage.
Mrs. ]. P. Howe was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. DR. Gibson and Mrs. w.
w. Manspeaker.
The ushers were the Misses Edna
Crane, Myrtle Davis, Bessie Moss, Anna
Hare, Lillian Mcfarland. Libbie Hazlett,
Lillian Whitelock, Nellie McClintock,
Hattie Jones, Mabel Baker, Jessie Shelia-
barger and Craudtwha Packard.
General Social Notes.
The Occidental club held its last meet
ing of the year with Mrs. Jonathan
Thomas yesterday afternoon. 1t will
not meet again until the first Tuesday
in October.
Mrs Charles McCard and two children
of Pueblo, Colo, are visiting Mrs. Arm
strong.
Mrs. j. P. Howe will 60 to Kansas City
tomorrow for a weeks visit
The directors of Ingleslde, who will
entertain next Saturday afternoon for the
ladies who took part in the Lady Min
strels," have changed the time of their
reception from 2 to instead of from 4
to 6 as the invitations read
Charlie Wilmarth is visiting in the city
! from Chicago He is on his way to Cali
| fornia TO accept a position with the
Santa Fe.
Mr. Lou Graham spent few days at
ST. Marys this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and entire
family left this afternoon for Coronado
Beach, Cal. The family will be gone all
summer.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hurd and son
Charlie, Mrs. Moreland and Miss Kittie
Moreland returned Monday from trip
through Old Mexico.
Harry Mcfarland, employed at Shea
hans plumbing factory, will be married
tonight at Falls City, Neb.
The Stedman Club.
The Monday night meeting of tho
Stedman club, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. Roby, was we'll attended, Ia
addition to the usual Mrs. G. s. Baker
and DIR. ROby read original poems. and
Mr. A. NJ Harvey contributed
story. All received favorable
criticism. Mrs G. H. Worth
ington was admitted to. member
ship. The host and hostess pleasantly
entertained all who were present, mem
bers and visitors. Strawberries and
adjournment, the table being graced
with profusion of flowers.
Some of the members are SO enthusiast
tic in the work of the club that they
favor a continuance of the meetings
without the usual mid summer vacation.
The club adjourned to meet May 9th at
the Copeland hotel. That will be go
lumbus meeting" exclusively, those who
attend being expected to contribute
something in verse relative to the great
discoverer 1t is not surmised that
many words to rhyme with the hame
Columbus will be found, but the session
promises to be unusually entertaining.
Dancing Party at Vinewood.
A pleasant dancing party took place
at Vinewood last evening which was en-
lioyed by about forty young folks The
merry gathering took the 8 O'clock train
with the exception of four, who drove
out. Among those present were Misses
Emily Black, Tressa Greenwood, Daisy
lSmith, Carrie Merrick, Lulu Fordyce,
Blanche johnson. Eda Smith. Myrtle
Callahan, Edith Brewer, Maggie Boyle,
Ethel Palmer, Ollie Markly, Maggie
Markly, Minnie Carr, Kitty Ragland
Eta Whitman, Mrs. Ragland, Pussie
Hit, Mrs. Hall, Lizzie Wilson, Jessie
Garwood; Messrs. Greenwood, Alden,
Swan, Graham, White, Pugh, Merrick,
Goodrich, Burkett McMichael, Clark,
Lagerstrom, Trowbridge, Korn, Smith,
Rigby, Wood, Hall, McKirahan, Fea-
kins and RaQIand,