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


MIRA. Black wore a black satin skirt,
with waist of pale yellow and delicate
blue striped brocade and high collar of
light blue velvet and narrow band of
the same outlining the round waist Full
ruff1es of cream lace fell from the i'm
msnse elbow sleeves to the waist
Mrs. Atchison wore a handsome black
satin trimmed in black and white bro
caded silk.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mills gave
their second reception in honor of Mr.
Mesdames Atchison, Will Mills, E. A
Terrill and Misses Hattie Mills, Nellie
PETER, Name Smith, Kate Adams and
Carrie De Bots.
High School Alumni Reunion.
The "high school alumni" held its an
nual reunion and reception in the halls
of the high school building last evening.
The evening opened with the following
programme, after which the reception
was given and light refreshments served.
Following is the programme:
minutes Miss Dennis. - '0'i o'"''
Violin solo-"Mazurka Caprice" ......... 'Bobm
Mrs. Foster.
Words of Welcome to New Class. .... President
Charles WorralL
Miss Buckmaster. ~-''-0
Vocal solo-"Morning Zephyr" ..........Je Jensen
Miss HOLSTER.
Address .......-............M Mr.. Clarence Evans
i''n0 S0'0 Mr.. Lee Forbes. '''l'0''
Declamation-"Mad Mag ....-.......... ......
d.. 49,, Miss T. Z; Ethel Palmer ;.,, pan.nor
i''nO S0i0 MISS Jessie Shela6arger. --''@7
Refreshments. ~ Business Meeting
Informal Reception.
Minor Social Notes.
Mrs. ]. F. FARRELL entertained a few
friends at a six o'clock dinner last even
ing.
Miss Blanche Brooks gave small card
party last evening to a dozen of her
friends.
Miss Nellie PETER will give 1 o'clock
luncheon Friday next complimentary to
Mrs. w. J. Black.
The Ladies' Music club gave picnic
yesterday afternoon at the Campdoras
farm, and the following programme was
enjoyed:
Mrs. Barber.
Mrs Aodgns.
''''' Miss Grace Campdoras,1
70--'' Mrs Foster.
sonata Miss irene campdoras. e Ia Ie1
-i' 1-''' Mrs. George Parlihurst;,
ttC11dQC1c EplSOU6.- oOAAotA w O4Ah<s
Miss Hardt
Miss HOLSTER.
Invitation to the Dance. ................W Weber
Mrs. Nicholson
Folonalse. Miss Ffacev '
49, Miss Edna FarKhurst. r,,,a.o,.
Mrs. Ryder.
The ladies had delightful time. The
following officers were re- elected for an
other year: Mrs. ]. W. Hardt, president;
Miss Ellen Parkhurst, secretary; Miss
| Florence Hollister treasurer.
Miss Edna Darrah, of Leavenworth.
arrived in the city Tuesday evening and
is the guest of Miss Mary Lakin for a
few days.
Mrs. B. E. Pitts will leave the latter
! part of this week for visit in Kansas
| City.
Mrs. Harry Lewis left yesterday for
several weeks visit at Lima Ohio.
Mrs. c. c. Baker is visiting in Kansas
City.
Mr. 0. G. Crawford left yesterday far
Denver.
Mr., John Bovard of Kansas City spent
yesterday in Topeka.
Alden Nickerson and Loehr Grubbs
have arrived from Kemper college,
| Boonville, Mo-, and after spending a
of Mexico, where they will spend the re-
mainder of their summer vacation.
Mrs. A. L. Van Antwerp of the City of
Mexico arrived this afternoon to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Devendorf and in
cidentally to say goodbye tc the old home
at sol Lincoln street.
Mrs. Allen s. Chick and Miss Emma
Vance of Kansas City, Mo-, returned to
day after a very pleasant visit with Mrs.
D. A. Downing of Upton, Iowa. who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Thompson. Mrs. Downing left today for
| her home in Iowa.
Miss Beulah Parker and Ethel Wood
are visiting in Kansas City.
Mrs. c. J. Mohler, wife of Assistant
| Engineer Charlie Mohler of the state
house, who has been very sick the past
| four days is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Hankla are spend
ing the day at Kansas City, Mo.
A TIME LIMIT ON PRAYER.