The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-10
The HeIianthus Dance.

Trader, Miss Callie Cuttell, Miss Nettie
Ware, Miss Olive Gundry, Miss Octavia
Greenwood, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss
Lulu Ewart Miss Louise Kellam, Miss
Winnifred Prescott, Miss Nellie Baker,
Miss Rebecca. Rogers, Miss Marcia Spi-
vey, Miss Allabel1e Troutman, Miss Ag-
mes Gunther, Miss Jessie Payne, Miss
Efde Hazen, Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss
Emily Allen, Miss Jessie Myers, Messrs.
Clarence POindexter, Urban POindexter,
Charlie Moon, Lathrop Gay, Eugene
Ware, Otis Backenstoce, Scott Lord,
VIII Wick, Dana Davis, Hugh Dawson,
Stanton Moss, Win Cartilage, Nesbit
Smith, Charlie Nudge, Samuel Flesh
man, Hobart Mills, George Allen, Wal
lace Thompson, Walter Hayes and
Bernard Crosby.
They will give a large Christmas par
ty Wednesday, December %.
Miss Hayes Entertains.
Miss Daisy Hayes entertained at
very pleasant high five party Friday
evening. After refreshments were
served the remainder of the evening was
spent in music. The prizes, a bunch of
roses and a book We're won by Miss
Jennie Cantweu and Mr.. r. E. Thorn
as.
The invited guests were: Miss For
dyce, Miss Myrtle Fordyce, Miss Ollie
Hayes, Miss Jennie CantweIl, Miss
Katherine Mills, Miss Anna Crane, Miss
nellie WetherhOlt, Miss Jennie Sim
mons, Miss Mabel Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Hayes, Mr.. Otis Dalton, Mr.. Al
Hulit, Mr. A NJ Benton, Mr. Frank
Peacock, Mr.. r. E. Thomas. Mr. Fred
Tuckerman and Mr.. Charlie McMichael.
Miss Ernich's Party.
Miss Katherine Ernich entertained the
following guests at cards Friday even
ing: Mrs. J. A. KleinhanS, Miss Lulu
McMahan, Miss Jeanette Williams.
Miss Anna Williams, Miss Emma Whit
mer, Miss Louie Smith, Mr.. John Green,
Mr.. Fred Click, Mr.. Bert Harris, Mr..
RT~WSOn
AIi1Iice.
The first prizes were won by Miss
Louie Smith and Mr.. Fred Click and
the consolation prize was awarded to
Mr.. John Green.
The Santa Fe Club Dance.
Those who danced at the Santa. Fe
club dance Thursday evening at Hud-
sons hall We're: Miss Josephine Nc
Mahan, Miss Sarah Schneider, Miss Jes-
sic King, Miss Edna Prescott, Mrs.
Hall, Miss Maud KimbaIl, Miss Kittie
Ragland, Miss Milda Conway Miss Hell
en- Butterfly, Miss Nellie Nevill, Miss
May DeClerco, Miss Myrtle Dillon, Miss
Vita Hit, Miss Hulda Pickens, Miss
Smythe, Miss Florence VanTassel. Miss
Vendla Johnson, Miss Marie Wilson,
Miss Vida Heap, Miss Ida McElhenny.
of Lawrence; Miss Rae Chesney, Miss
Jeanette Peppin, Miss Lottie Stein
berg, Miss Joe Pickens, Mr.. Kent Ches-
ney, Mr.. Frank Hungate, Mr.. Steven
son, Mr. Andrew Bunten, Mr.. B. Stout,
Mr.. J. z. johnson, Mr.. c. N. Nelson, Mr..
Schlegel. Mr.. N. 3. Thompson. Mr..
Harry Van Nordstrand, Mr.. VIII Ben
sen, Mr.. G. r. Benedict, Mr. Elmer
Rhodes, Mr. o. G. Hubbard, Mr.. r. B.
Cunningham, Mr.. F. L. SturgiS, Mr.. Ar
thur Hudson, Mr.. c. D. Speer, Mr.. r.
G. Bradford, Mr.. Theo. Rickenbacher
Mr.. F. L. Brown, Mr.. F. H. BeVelle
Mr.. J. B. Sias, Mr.. L. p Wingert, Mr.
Robert Irwin, Mr.. Ed Denning and Mr..
Frank Middleton.
Armstrong Ship.
Mr. Royal NJ Armstrong Of Topeka,
and Miss Nellie V. Shipp of Ottawa,
were married Thursday morning, De-
cember 8, at the home of the brides
parents on Ash street, Rev. c. S. Nus
Miss Amy Warner of Ottawa and Mr..
Harry D. Norris of Kansas City
The house was prettiIy decorated with
palms and potted plants of various
kinds and after the ceremony a dainty
wedding breakfast was served. Only
the relatives and a few intimate frineds
were present.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
costume of dark castor color with a
vest of purple velvet and a yoke and
stock Of shirred white satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong will be at
home to their friends after the first of
January at 1O1 Western avenue.
Clever Entertainment.
At Unity church Friday evening a
number of Dickens best known char
acters were represented by living pic
lures The affair was under the man
agement of Mr.. George Stone the artist
and Prof. Black, and was cleverIy exc
cuted by their assistants
me characters were Mr. Wyman as
Alfred Jingle; Mrs. F II. Parkhurst.
Skies; Mr. William Wadsworth, Mr.
Mr.. Robert Pierce. JJriah
Heap; Mrs. Frank Foster, Betsey Trot-
wood; Mr.. Frank Foster and Hazel
Nelson IS Little Nell and her grand
father; Miss Mary Barley and Mr.
Robert Pierce as Dick Swiveller and the /
Marchioness; Mr.. A. w. Dana as Mr.. |
PeckSniff; Mr.. Pickwick in the wrong
room, Mr.. LingafeIt and Miss FeneIla |
Dana; Mrs. BardeI, Mr.. Pickwick and |
the boy, Miss Fulcher, Mr.. Lingafelt
and Horace Wilkie, and Mr. Frank |
Barley as Sam Weller.
The attendance was very good and
after the performance ice cream and |
cake were served. Music was furnished |
by Miss Grace Akin and Miss Jean |
Parkhurst.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. J. L. Shellabarger invited a few |
ladies' to spend Thursday with her in |
formally complime ntary to Mrs. w G. |
Campbell of Colorado Springs; charm |
ing luncheon was served.
Miss Edna Crane went to Oskaloosa |
today for short visit with Miss Kate I
Miss Edith Davis went to Lawrence |
Friday for a short visit
Miss Jeanette Lord is going to en- /
tertain at cards this evening compli- |
nentary to Miss Agnes Lee who is up |
rom the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dewey Crosbv
Will be at home to their friends after |
he 18th Of December at 1897 Western !
avenue.
Miss Annie Jones who is attending |
art school in Chicago is coming home |
Tor the holidays.
c. c. Baker will leave Sunday for a
-wO weeks trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Campbell left to-
lay for their home in Colorado Springs
after a visit with Topeka friends