The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

the floor was good, the music excellent
and everything tended towards making
the affair delightful success. This
promises to be one of the most popular
dancing clubs in the city.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blood Smith, Mr.. and Mrs w.
J. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McClintOck, Mr..
and Mrs. George Stoker, Miss Glenna
Cross, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Mar
garet Dudley, Miss Florence ROssing-
ton, Miss Nellie McClintock, Miss Edna
McCHntOck, Miss SuZa Jewell, Miss
Rachel Baldwin. Miss Harriet Jones,
Miss Jane Dilley, Miss Gertrude
Devereux, Miss Susie Gay, Miss Jessie
Garwood, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss
Mabel Wilson, Miss Ray Martin, Miss
Edna Crane, Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss
Ivah Davis, Miss Martha Bradshaw,
Miss Helen Thompson, Mr.. W. j. Bur-
CESS, Mr.. Thomas L. King, Mr.. Dean
Low, Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr.. A. L. Davis,
Mr. Lew Graham, Mr.. E. C. Curry, Mr..
julius Wedding, Mr.. c. H. Young, Mr..
Jack Frey, Mr.. Fred McGifin, Mr.. w.
A. Alexander, Mr.. Walter Gust, Mr.
/ Harry Valentine, Mr.. Edward Dennis,
Mr.. Dana McVicar, Mr.. Jake Mohler,
Mr.. Lawrence Chamberlain, Mr.. Albert
Patton, Mr.. Austin Brady, Mr.. Leslie
Guild, Mr.. Pierre Allaire, Mr.. George
Esterley, Mr.. Guilford Dudley, Mr.. Ed
Mcbride, Mr.. Will Wikidal, Mr.. Galen
Nichols, Mr.. Jay Keller, Mr.. Oscar
Woolverton, Mr.. George Heyden, Mr..
Ellsworth Weaver, Mr.. Lew Bronson,
Adrian Sherman and Everett Dallas.
A Luncheon For Miss LittIefieId.
Miss Ollie O'Brien gave a two o'clock
luncheon this afternoon complimentary
to Miss Franc Littlefield. The affair
was simple but exquisite in every de-
tail; the only decorations through the
rooms consisted of quantities of beauti-
full ferns and palms.
The table at which the fourteen guests
were seated was marvelously pretty
and the dainty gowns of the ladies
added the finishing touch. The table
was in pink and green; on a beautiful
rose embroidered center piece was
large mirror, bearing a cut glass bowl
of pink roses. At each end of the ia bic
was a candelabrum and roses and ferns
were scattered carelessly over the
cloth.
Those present were Mrs. Charles Blood
Smith, Mrs. J. B. Furry, Mrs. Fred Cole,
Mrs. George Crawford, Miss Mabel Will
Littleheld, Miss Rossington. Miss Flor
ence RossingtOn, Miss Arlie Ewart, Miss
RosamOnd Horton, Miss Kate Gunther
and Miss Nellie ClOugh.
Miss West Entertains.
Miss Bessie West entertained about
fifty of her friends very charmingly at
a thimbe party Friday afternoon. The
decorations were of palms, ferns and
cut flowers. Miss West was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Evan, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Jetmore, Miss
BrOss and Miss GarwOOd.
The invited guests were Miss Bross,
Miss Franc Littlefield, Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Priscilla Alexander,
Miss Caro- Penfield, Miss Whiting, Miss
Jones, Miss Ollie O'Brien, Miss Jessie
GarWoOd Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss
Helen Wilson, Miss Sweet, Miss Weiss,
Miss Horner. Miss Ewart, Miss Helen
Moon, Miss Mary Moon, Miss Lillian
Tefft, Miss Horton, Miss Lemon, Miss
Prescott, Miss Gunther, Miss Glenna
Cross, Miss Valentine, Miss Elsie Val
entine, Miss Furman, Miss Ranney, Miss
Lolita Ranney, Miss LANCE, Miss Mar
tin, Miss JetmOre, Miss McClfntOck, M. IS
Mcfarland, Miss Lillian Mcfarland,
Miss McCray, Miss White, Miss Guibor,
Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss 1vah Davis,
Miss Hayden, Mrs John Norton, MISS
Clough, Miss Hattison, Miss Greer and
Miss Baker.
The HeIianthus Club Dance.
The Helianthus club gave the second
party of the series Friday evening at
Harmony hall; music was furnished by
Steinberg's orchestra and the e--ening
was pleasantly spent by the following
young people:
Misses Effie Hazen, Helen Robins,
Bernice Fuller, Nellie Baker, Mamie
Veale, Agnes Gunther, Louise Kellarn,
Kitty Harrison, Kate Fleishman, Es-
Payne, Nettie Ware, Jessie Myers, HfIa
Hinkley, Lulu Ewart, Olive Gundry,
Rebecca Rogers, AIMEE Crandall,
Messrs Urban POindexter, Clarence
Poindexter, VIM. Cartilage, Bert Cart
lidge Eugene Ware, Geo. Allen, Walter
HAYES Sam Fleishman, Strauss Knight,
Vim. Wick, Bernard Crosby, Otis Back
enstross Scott Lord, Hugh DAVIDSON,
Wallace Thompson, Hobart Mills, Chas.
Moon, LathrOp Gay, Dana Davis, Chas.
French, Chas. Nudge, James Lacey.
A Masquerade Party.
Mrs. c. X. White gave a masquerade
party for the young people of her neigh
borhood Friday evening at her home on
Prospect street; the affair was in honor
of her daughter Nellie's fourteenth
birthday
The young people in their pretty and
artistic costumes, with their golden
crowns flashing in the light, made a
very pretty picture.
were served. Mrs. White
was assisted by Mrs. Burdge and Mrs
Leidy. Those present We're carrie Neal
as Little Red Riding Hood; Robert
Neal, Grandma; Henry Neal, Uncle
Sam; Frank Neal, Bridget; Eliza Kerr,
Mother Goose; Mary Coulson, Mother
Hubbard; Lucy White, winter; George
White. clown; Frank White LORD
Mabel Burdge, Gypsy Queen; Lulu
Burdge, Night; Anna Holman, Ghost;
Ralph Mitchell, Turk; Esther Lenen-
berger. Japanese; Frank Palmer, Ad-
miraI; Mary Palmer, Fairy; Blanche
Clark. Orphan; Stella Clark, Sailor
Boy; Jessie Campbell, Orphan; Rose
Gypsy; Lon Davis, Clown;
Harry smith. Gentleman; Charles Roe
buck, Sailor Boy; Edward Carr, base
bail player; Fred Hanna, japanese;
Paul Maxwell, Clown; Mabel AIdridge'
Topsy-
An Afternoon Party.
Mrs Leonard Seller entertained a
number of her neighbors very pleasant
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