The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-18
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

Personal items or Interest About 10"
peka People and Visitors in Town.
The sub senior boys of the high school
entertained the girls of the class IN
very delightful manner at the home OF
Mr.. John Collins last Friday evening.
The house was very prettily decorated in
the class colors, red, white and blue. In
an Above of the hall. lemonade was
served from cut glass punch bowl dur
ing the evening.
Games, music and conversation made
the early part of the evening pass very
quickly. At the games, Miss Edith
Worden was awarded the head prize
which was an elaborate scroll in Latin
and Mr. Ollie Dolman was given an eye
glass as consolation prize.
At eleven o'clock the guests were in
vited to the brilliantly lighted dining
room, which was artistically decorated in
the class colors. The young men donned
Immaculate white aprons and served the
elegant refreshments in a graceful man
ner which the young ladies might we'll
initiate. At each plate was a red and
white carnation tied with blue ribbon,
and at the clase of the evening each one
was given a slice of cake, each layer of
which represented one of the class
colors. Ar. Clark Daley was the toast
master of the evening and each of the
young ladies responded to a toast. One
of the responses was in German, another
in Latin, and a third in the Swedish
language.
The guests departed at a late
hour, all declaring the boys to
be charming hosts. Those present
were: Misses Lillian and Pearl McFar-
land, Bessie Burnham, Lucy Blood, Bes-
sic Babcock, Edith Brewer, Edna Hay
wood, Sue Skinner. Myrtle Callahan,
Mamma Stafford, Mabel Pond, Ina and
Mildred Shaw, Clara johnson, Edith
Worden, Grace Collins and May Lang;
Messrs John Brunt, Fred Iserman, Nal
colin Gerard, Charlie Whitmer, Phil and
Clark Daley, Harold Perkins, Ernest
Fiske, Thad Payne, Lee Forbes and
John Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sharitt and
family have returned from Leavenworth.
Edward Twichell Wilder returned to
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. D. J. Harding, who has been suf-
fering for six wesks from a sprained
ankle, is somewhat improved Mrs. Hard
ing injured her ankle while alighting
from the trap after drive.
MIR. and Mrs William Bromelsick of
Lawrence visited over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Eagle, returning home
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gleed and daugh-
ters Mary and Dorothy left yesterday on
their way to Mr.. Gleed's old home in YER
mont.
Mrs. Hill P. Wilson went to the Ottawa
Chaatauqua yesterday. after visit with
the family of her brother, Frank Mont
gomery.
N Y. Morgan of Emporia passed
through Topeka last evening on his way
to Kansas City.
Walter Robb Wilder returned from
Cornell yesterday.
turned from Coronado Beach. Miss
MabePs continued i'll health making it
advisable to be at home.
Al 7. Evans returned to Chicago yes
terday.
DIR. D. C. Jones was over from Leav-
enworth yesterday.
Mrs. n. w. Eoubach is attending the
Ottawa Assembly.
Miss Louise Siebert left for St Marys
last evening.
Misses Anna and Jennie Hudson will
entertain the Bona Eide club tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. L A. Gray and little daughter of
West Union, Iowa, are visiting Mrs.
Gray's sister, Mrs. G. E. Often, at 205
Van Buren, street
Mrs, c. c. Baker and daughter, Miss
Nellie, returned today from Abilene
Mrs. E B. Robinson of San Antonia,
Texas, is visiting her daughter Miss
Kate Adams. at the5Blower house.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Noel have returned
from the east.
The Camera club will meet tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Baker. There
WITH be a lantern slide exhibit
Mrs A. H. Thompson will entertain
the Occidental club Friday afternoon for
Miss Crosby. Miss Sallie Crosby and Mrs.
Jonathan Thomas. Misses Crosby will
leave soon for their old home in Maine
and Mrs. Thomas will sail for Europe
shortly.
Mrs. Mary Stewart joined her daughter
| Bessie and other friends at the Ottawa
Assembly today.
Miss Frost, who has just graduated
from the Violet Michigan college is visit
ing her brother, Fred Frost of this city.
DR.. ]. B. Hibben, one of the head
physicians of the Modern Woodmen, was
called to Fulton, Ill, today on business
for the order. He will be absent two or
three days.
A merry sailing party went up the
| river today. They lunched on board and
will return this evening. Those who
went were Misses Edna Best, Ollie
O'Brien, Alice Lakin; Messrs. John
| W aters, Burr LakIn and Ed kellam.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Holiday and chill
dren; little Frances and Master Ted, Mr.
M. Rosworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fassler and
daughter Hazel, Mr.. Dan Crosby, Mrs
Hammatt and son Dan, Mr.. Griswold and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Chase left today
for a few days fishing at Maple Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gilhousen and
daughter Alma have returned from Col
orado Springs.
Mrs. Edward Wilder will entertain
Thursday afternoon for her sister, who
is her guest from Baltimore.
Mr.. W. l.. Brown. clerk of the late
silver meeting.
Secretary of State Edwards has beer
to see his wheat He says that out o
| 1000 acres he will harvest at least 1 500