The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-14

Barnie Lay. Mr.. Sheldon Wentworth
and Mr.. Everett Akers.
A Surprise Party.
Mr.. A. c. Heating was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening at his home on
Fillmore street by a number of his
fng's twenty ninth birthday. He was
presented with a handsome rocking
chair; the presentation speech was
made by Major Shreve-
Those present were DIR. and Mrs. Mi
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. N. White, Major and
Mrs A P. Shreve. Captain and Mrs.
VIM. Peterson, Mrs. NJ. Lacey, Mrs
James Pickens, Miss Minnie Shaffer.
Miss Gussie Pickens, Miss Fay Shreve,
Miss Ella Duckworth. Mr.. George Hey
den, Mr.. James Lacey, Mr.. Walter Mil
lard and Mr.. Paul Shreve.
Another Surprise Party.
Friday evening Mr.. VIII Skaggs was
surprised at his home by about twenty
of his friends, in honor of his nineteenth
birthday. Refreshments were served to
the following guests; Miss Clara john
son, Miss Edna Bottorff, Misses Dee
and Lena Albright, Miss Matte Spur
lock, Miss Anna Craig. Miss Mabel KEN
pie, Miss Mabel Piper, Misses Myrtle
and Gladys LETTERS, Miss Myrtle John
son, Miss Claude Seals. Miss Myrtle
Skaggs, Mr.. Walter Kinzer, Mr.. Paul
SpurIock, Mr.. Leo Kizer, Mr.. James
Baker, Mr.. VIII Skaggs, and Mr.. John
Enghome-
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Florence Knox has returned
from a visit in Kansas City with her
sister, Mrs Frank Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Miles of Detroit,
Mich, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hobson at 1854 Buchanan street
Mr.. Miles is the signal engineer for the
Michigan Central.
The Research club will meet Monday
afternoon with Miss Hambleton-
The Duplicate whist club will be en-
tertained next Friday afternoon by
Mrs. T. E Pounds.
Miss Lottie Snyder entertained two
tables at cards Thursday evening COM
plimentary to Miss Cole of Girard.
Miss Edith Thatcher will arrive next
week from Philadelphia to visit Miss
Grace JiIson-
Miss Josephine Dietrich expects TO
leave Tuesday for a two weeks visit
with her sister in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Miss Anna Staley is coming up from
with Mrs w. L Trump.
Miss Jean Wallace returned yesterday
from a visit in Omaha
The Conversation club was entertain
ed Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs c.
F. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Brown and Mr. and Mrs Frank Bone
brake were guests of the club.
The Vignette club IS meeting Wednes-
days of this month with Mrs. Willis
Norton.
Miss Margaret Bear and Mr. Charlie
BARNES went 10 clay (CAL0I tO4ay ~
spend Sunday with Miss Lillian Vim
cent.
Master Pearl Snyder has issued invi-
tatious for party Monday evening at
his home III Monroe street, from 5
until s; it is in honor of his fourteenth
birthday The invitations are quite
unique as they have a picture OF the
young man at the top
Mr. Paul Hudson left Friday evening
for his home in the City of Mexico; Mrs.
Hudson will remain several weeks
longer.
The SemperfdeEn club was pleasantly
Miss Lena Sheldon Miss Eta Covfu
and Miss Jeanette Williams were
guests of the club. The first prize, a
pretty dolly was won by Miss Maud
Martin and the consolation prize was
given to Miss Sheldon. Miss Alma Men
ard will entertain the club a week from
/ Wednesday.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Lieutenant
George H. Estes and Miss Fannie Far
rell Huckins of Los Angeles Lieuten-
ing formerly been stationed at Ft-Leav-
enworth; he distinguished himself at the
battle Ell Caney and was promoted to
the Iieutenancy.
Miss Kate Jones arrived from Denver
Friday and is the guest of Miss Ethel
Hilton.
Mrs. c. s. Baker has been confined to
her room with the grip for the past
week.
Mrs. ]. P Howe and Mrs. J. F. Dam
fels are planning to give an entertain
nesday afternoon and evening at the
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