The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-29

Inc host was sailor la0.
Mrs. George Eagle was one of num-
Der sof country school girls and Miss
Glenna Cross Mrs, Austin Prescott, Mrs.
c. B. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols
were in similar costume.
Mrs. H. E. Overholt looked a real
Mother Dolores.
Mr.. Overholt, monk 8 costume.
Mr.. Charles Whitelock, Mexican.
Mrs. Whitelock, Lady Killarney.
Mrs. Morehouse of Denver, Grecian
costume.
Mrs, B. T. Lewis and Mrs. George W.
Crane impersonated Two little girls in
blue"
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crosby were Gyp-
sizes.
Mr.. B. T. Lewis wore cadet costume.
Mr.. E. II. Crosby, old woman.
Mrs. E. II. Crosby, red, white and blue
costume.
Mr. George W. Crane, colonial costume
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Morton, fancy cos
tunes.
Mr.. II. .. Garvey wore bathsrobe and
the motto. Good Morning Have You
Used Pears Soap?"
Mrs. Garvey, school girl.
Mrs. G. F. Spencer. fancy costume.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd, Spanish costume.
Mr.. A A Hurd, duke.
Mrs. j. n. Terrence, dress costume of
the early part of the nineteenth century.
Mr. j. NJ. Terrence, policeman.
Mr.. A. E. Prescott, convict
Mrs. c. R. Hudson, America.
Mr.. Hudson. Turk.
Mr. Charles Eagle, Swede emigrant.
Mrs. Eagle, Holland lady.
Mrs. Arthur Murphy, Mrs. c. B. Reed
and Mrs. Clara Wiggin, sweet sixteen
costumes.
Mr.. Arthur Murphy mys.ifed the
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Mr. Murphy progressed well as a lady
till it was time for refreshments,
when he retired to the dressing room to
have his stays loosened before he could
eat.
Mrs. c. c. Baker and Mrs. 8. NJ
Tator were farmers wives.
Mr.. Ed LANCE appeared as Little Lord
Fauntleroy.
Mrs. LANCE was in the costume of an
old lady.
Mrs. ". C. Garvey, nun.
Mrs. Irving Doolittle, baby.
Mr.. DoolitIle, Mephisto.
Messrs. W. W. Webb, Walter Burgess,
Ed Curry, Court Flower, Charlie Barnes,
Will Alexander and D. E. Palmer wore
Pierrot costumes
Misc Agnes Mullaney wore a red
Miss Gertrude Roberts, an old fashion
ed Dress
Miss Mary Roberts appeared in a
quaint costume which was one of her
grandmother's gowns when girl.
Miss Louise Willis went as Folly.
Miss Carrie Waters, court lady.
Mr.. Ed, Mcbride wore a black domi-
no.
Mr.. Ralph Peterson, who knows more
about seed pearls than seed wheat was
Reuben the hayseed.
Mr. Ben Akers was a Mexican cow
boy.
AR Mart Wikidal, clown.
Mr.. Viii Wikadal. society girl.
Mr. Charles Kleinhans, old man.
Miss Bessie Gibson, Dolly Warden.
Miss Emma White, Grecian costume.
Miss Nora Norris, Quakeress
Miss Ollie O'Brien, Greek costume
Miss Minnie Peck. flower girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton Entertain.
One of the prettiest and most njoya-
BILE dinner parties of the season was that
given last evening at their handsome
home by Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Sutton to
their fellow members of the Monday
Night High Five club.
This club is one of Topeka's most con-
genial social clubs, being composed of
nine gentlemen and their wives, all of
them so well acquainted with each other
that even their regular meetings are
specially enjoyable. Mr.. and Mrs. SUIT
ton are ideal entertainers, and the spa
cious rooms of their lovely home were
more than usually attractive yesterday,
decked as they were for the occasion in
palms and chrvsanthemums in those two
favorite color tones, yellow and white.
The chandeliers and doorways were
hung with heavy sprays of the graceful
pepper tree, its bright red berries gleam-
ing among the green leaves with striking
effect.
This part of the decorations was sent
to Mrs. Sutton from California.
: The library, large, long room, per-
fectly adapted to seating large dinner
party, held a table about which the
, twenty guests were all seated at one
time.
The cloth and all the linen were elabo-
, rately and artistically embroidered with
| chrysanthemums so natural in appear
ance as to resemble the fresh blossoms
: scattered over the table, and large cut
glass vase of yellow chrysanthemums
, graced the center of the table.
The elaborate menu was served in sew
en- courses to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Hankla,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. c. Baker and guest, Mrs.
S. Il. Tator, of Middletown, New York,
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
: B T. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crosby,
f MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Garvey, DR.. and Mrs
9 C. B. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crosby,
}, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. 8. Sutton, and their
s guest, MI. Fred Colver, of Los Angeles
California.
Every one was in full dinner dress
and the effect was most beautiful
a After dinner the gentlemen retired tc
the smoking room upstairs, while the ia
BILE was removed to prepare for an even.
ing's dancing.
The Alhambra mandolin club, screen
ed by palms in the hall, furnished music
during the evening.
N kindergarten Entertainment,
,. An entertaining programme was giyeI