The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-18

dies hard to solve.
Mr.. J. J. Falls favored the company
with piano solo. after which refresh
ments were served in the dining room
Then five minutes was given in which
each guest tried to draw the portrait of
some one present, at the end of which
time Messrs. Peacock and Worrall were
declared the prize artists, and they were
given another five minutes to draw each
others portraits, Mr. Peacock winning.
Mr.. Bear and Miss Upton sang
and Mr.. Falls gave another piano
selection when the company separated
after a pleasant evening. Among those
present were: Misses Daisy Sampson,
kittie Lindsey, Lottie Griffith, Doilie
Zimmerman, Daisy Smith. Maude Case,
Daisy Hayes, Fannie McCaslin, Mollie
Crane, Anna Crane. Mabel McGiffin,
Minnie Marsh. Jennie Cantwell, kittie
Mills, Myrtle Fordyce, Lulu For
dyce, Esther Jenness, Maud Du-
mont, Miss Wade, Lulu McMa-
han. Lola McMahan, Jessie Upton,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fellows, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Samson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Vim
cent, Mrs. Charles Upton of Chicago;
Messrs. ]. K. Bear, Will H. Samson,
Frank Peacock, B. F. E. Marsh. j. j.
Falls, Tom Mason, Charles Worrall, L.
II. Greenwood, A. II. Fellows. A. A.
Hayes. Earl Case, Anderson. G. j. Dobbs,
j. 5. Newman and Eugene Yates.
Minor Social Mention.
Mrs James Moore is entertaining this
afternoon.
Mrs P. Walsh and daughters Agnes
and Frances, have gone to California, to
be absent four or five months.
Mrs. Stanton-James of Baldwin, Kan
sas, is visiting her parents at 1882 Morris
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Stewart had birth
day party Wednesday evening Many
handsome presents were received, and
dancing was enjoyed till late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. King, of junction
City, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Tillson, at 527 Topeka avenue, this
week.
Mrs E N. Morrill, and Miss Morrill,
will receive at the Copeland parlors on
Tuesdays from 3 till & o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Eastman are enter
tanning MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Beecher, of
Emporia. Mrs. Beecher is the daughter
OF Major Calvin Hood.
Iroqunls' Musicale.
The Iroquois club gave musicale last
evening at Wetherell hall. The pro-
gramme consisted of an overture by
Steinberg's orchestra, vocal solo by Miss
Beulah Parker, piano solo by DR.. Violet
Church, cornet solo by Mr.. Wilcox, reci-
tation by Miss Pearl Brubaker violin
solo, Mr.. SIeinberg; vocal SOLO. Miss
Ethel Wood; recitation, Willie Wether-
ell; vocal solo, Mr. George Mccoy. After
the programme an Informal dance passed
the evening most pleasantly.
The Elk Horn Dancing Club,
organized among the railroad employees,
gave the first of their series of dances at
Prof Hudsons hall Wednesday evening.
The grand march, commencing at 3 D.
NJ, was led by the president, Mr.. John
Ash, assisted by Miss Jessie Duff, follow
ed by Vice President Frank Wilcox and
Miss Alice Gaume.- Secretary Thomas
Smith and Miss Alice Eggleton. There
were fifty couples in all.
The following gentlemen acted as COM
mittees:
Finance-Robert Finnie, chairman; Al
Curry.
eption-James Cummings, chair
man; P. O'Brien, Edward Gibbons and D.
Alexander.
Floor-Harry Dustin, chairman; Daniel
Lord, Jerry Dustin and Reed Saylor.
Banister's orchestra furnished the
music for the evenings programme OF
twenty dances.
General Social Notes.
| Mrs. Chester B. Reed and Mrs. George
| W. Clark will receive next Tuesday
| ONeulu& IIOI1 lOUL tllA S4A, Will MIS-. w ILL.,
NC. McGarvey,a at her home, 900 Fillmore
street.
Mrs. Charles Lobdell is at the Cope
| land.
Mrs. Mora wife of ex-Treasurer
Moore of Marion and Mrs. Stanford, also
of Marion, who have been the guests of
Mrs. John Carter of North Topeka, left
for home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Carter of Marion,
who has been the gusest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gardenhire returned home
today.
Mrs Edmond Stanley came down from
Lawrence today to attend the tea given
| by Judge and Mrs. A. II. Horton this
| evening.
Mr. j. H. Murphy of Troy, N. Y, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wether-
ell
Mrs. Ed Greer is at the Copeland.
Mrs. Florence Covert returned to her
home in Winfield today.
Miss Addie Lanham who has heen
quite i'll is convalesing.
Misses Nellie aud Lottie johnson,
daughters of Representative G. W. John
son of Seneca, are spending the week as
the guests of Mrs. G. b Baker and Miss
Addie Lanham.
Mrs Ralph Johnson OF Seneca, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Miss Dosia Crooks of Lowman Hill,
has returned from visit to her uncle
and sister at Garden City. No.
Judge and Mrs. A. D. Thomas o.
North Dakota, who are at the Throop
will probably remain for the winter.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton entertained Assoc
ciate Justice and Mrs. w. A. Johnston a
tea Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E II. Brown and Mrs. c. II. Hurst
returned to their homes in Girard today
Mr.. Archie +. Williams returned from
Leavenworth, yesterday.
Mrs. Scott Matson is the guest of Mrs
Irving DooIittIe.
Mrs. David J. Harding, Mrs. Clar;
Wiggin and Mr.. Charles Roehr viii
leave for the east next Thursday. wher,
they will join Mr.. Harding and buy
goods for the new store.
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