The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

guests drew numbers, the ladies and
gentlemen having corresponding ones;
the numbers indicated well known
characters in fiction or history, which
were then represented by tableaux, and
the others were to guess what they
were. For instance there was Queen
Elizabeth and Sir Walter Raleigh;
Romeo and Juliet; Maud Muller and
the Judge and many others. In room
upstairs were quantity of fancy cos
tunes and each couple was given five
minutes in which to dress themselves
as best suited their characters, after
which they presented tableau from
some we'll known portion of the book
me hall and dining room were light
ed with grotesque jack O'lanterns. In
the center of the dining table was a
pyramid of rosy checked apples, nuts
and popcorn, and on each corner OF the
table was a huge grinning jack olan-
tern. Refreshments appropriate to the
occasion were served. The guests toast
ed marsh malloWs and cheStnuts and
popped corn. Mrs. Willard was assisted
by her sister, Miss Mary Thompson
Games were played and a most enjoy
able evening spent
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
a. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. James L
King, and Mrs Harry Seery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Iingafelt, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lord,
DR.. and Mrs. G. J. Mulvane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Hall. Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson
ne FIneWOOQ Party.
A very pleasant dance was given at
Vfnewood Tuesday evening by the I'm
perial club. The party went out IN nay
racks, starting from the Crane resi-
dence at half past seven
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs w.
w. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Morgan, Miss Ella
ScoYill, Miss Emily King, Miss Thomas,
Miss Susie Gay, Miss Emma Dennis,
Miss Kate Gunther Miss Ollie O'Br1en,
of Lawrence. Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss
Wilson, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Jose
phine ShaIabarger, Miss Edna Crane
Miss Bessie Stewart, Miss Lillian W mite
lock Miss Jeanette Lord. Miss Lucille
MulVane, Miss ROSSington, Mr.. kurt2
KelIam, Mr.. Dean Low, Mr.. Ralph val
entine Mr. Lew Graham, Mr.. Fletcher
Dennis, Mr.. Edward Dennis, Mr.. G. E.
EsterIy. Mr. Williams Mr.. Frank Dav-
is. Mr. Frank Curry, Mr. Ben Akers,
Mr. Leslie Guild, Mr.. Will Wikidal, Mr..
Horace Macferran, Mr.. John Nicholson,
Mr.. Clarence Horner, Mr.. Guy Adams,
Mr.. T, L. King and Mr.. Ed Mcbride.
A Halloween Party
Miss lulu Ewart entertained the girls
of the Rag Time club"and their young
men friends at a delightful Halloween
party Tuesday evening at her home on
Van Buren, street The guests were
dressed in "tacky" costumes and the
time was spent in playing games and
testing Halloween charms. Refresh
ments consisting of doUghnuts, pump
kin pie and cider were served. A cake
walk was one amusing feature OF the
evening.
Those present were Miss Anna Play
er, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Reoecca
Rodgers, Miss Kate F1eishman, Miss
Agnes Gunther. Miss Louise Kellam,
Miss Marcia SpiVey, Miss Hfla A1nck-
ley, Miss Bessie Bates. Miss Kittie Har-
rison, Mr.. Sam Fleishman, Mr. Ken
meth Wharry Mr.. Charles Moon, Mr..
r Z.
Dana Davis, Mr.. Norton Payne, MI
Felix Jones, Mr.. Cockrell, Mr.. Shears,
and Mr.. Hobart Mills.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles Emery and sons left
Tuesday for their home in Indianapolis
after a several weeks visit in topeka
with Mrs. Emery's mother, Mrs. n. Ii
Mrs. w. B. Gibson has returned from
| a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Bonebrake and little son
| of Usage City are spending Few Gays
| with Mrs. BOnebrakes mother, Mrs. J.
| B. Thompson on Topeka avenue.
Mrs. A NJ Wallace of West Union,
/ Iowa. is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Miss Katherine Whitley of Emporia
| arrived Wednesday to visit Miss Gussle
/ Fuller.
! Mrs. w. L. Trump returned Wednes-
! day from a visit with her mother, Mrs.
| A. J. Kits in Ottawa.
| Miss Kate Wheldon of EmpOria is in
| the city, the guest of Miss Bernice Full
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Boyd, of Chicago,
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Baker and Mr.. and
| Mrs A. c. Davis have gone to the In
dian Territory for a two weeks h VIZ
! Nellie Baker will be with the family OF
| Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller.
| Miss Pierson came from Usage City
! Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. T,
|
| Mrs z. B. Foulks of Emporia and SIS
| ter. Mrs. P. Hanley of Dallas, Texas
| are spending a few days with Miss
/ Grace FOulks.
| Mr. and Mrs. w r. Darrah of Kan
/ sas CITY are guests of Mrs. Mary c.
| Goddard and family, on Topeka avenue
| Mr. and Mrs. Funston and Miss Ella
Funston arrived from lola wednesday
/ evening and are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H Eastman
! Mrs. Robert Frampton of Kansas
City arrived Wednesday and IS the
/ guest of Mrs. Len Korn.
| Miss Maud Bates has issued invita-
| tions for a card party Saturday after
| noon.
1 in Kansas City.
Miss Susan Nichols of salina is Wis
/ iting Misses Georgiana and Roberta
| WATSON and her sister, Mrs. JohI
| Green.
| Mrs. r. II. Herrick has issued invi
| tations for a reception, Friday after
| noon, November 10. The cards of Mrs
| Ella E. Herrick are enclosed in the in
! vitations.
Mrs. Horace Hall was in Kansas CITY
! for the opera.
Miss Rachel Baldwin of Ottawa i.
visiting Miss Margaret Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Herrick have re
turned from Kansas City, where the!
/ attended the grand opera
Mrs d. Baney and Miss Agnes Bur
of Herington are spending a few day
4 in Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wismyer of Graz
Horse, L t, spent Thursday in Topeka
The students of Bethany college CAV