The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-05
For Miss Gardenhire.

to her granddaughter, Miss Helen Gar
denhire of New York city. Arrange
ments were made for an outdoor party,
but it was necessary to adjourn to the
house on account of the rain
Music and dancing made the time
pass all too quickly. As another di-
version each guest was given a card
containing a list Of questions to be an
swered by the authorizations Of the diff
ferent states.
The invited guests were: Miss Aimee
Crandell, Miss Anabel1e TrOutman, Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Blanche Bear. Miss
Jessie GOss of Newton, Miss Lena Nc
Cray, Miss Ella Sauers of Denver, Miss
Edith Guibor, Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss
Grace Atwood, Miss Charlotte Park
hurst Miss Nettie Ware, Miss Addie
Skinner, Miss Helen Quinton, Miss Min
ME Norton of Emporia, Miss Beatrice
Foster Miss Lillian Foster.
Pleasant Lawn Party.
Miss Blanche Bear was the hostess
at a delightful lawn party Thursday
evening at her home on Harrison street.
The guests of honor were Miss Helen
Gardenhire of New York city and Miss
Minnie Norton of Emporia- Several
piano numbers by Miss Bessie West,
Miss Anna Walsh and Mr.. Paul Roehr
were much enjoyed by the guests. Re
freshments were served on the lawn
Those present were: Miss Edith Gui-
Dor, Miss Eliza beth Cole, Miss Garden
hire, Miss Minnie Norton, Miss Bessie
West, Miss Katherine Freshman, Miss
Lillian Trap, Miss Lottie Snyder, Miss
Margaret Gilfllan, Miss Margaret Bear,
Mr.. George Noble, Mr.. Phil Daley, Mr..
Clark Daley, Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr..
Will Tinker Mr.. Merle King, Mr. Louie
Felt, Mr. Harry Gavitt, Mr. Dave Cos
sett, Mr.. Charles Barnes, Mr.. Herbert
Robinson, Mr.. Paul Roehr and Mr.. Hugh
Mcfarland.
Straw Ride.
"A merry crowd of young people en-
joyed a straw ride out to the home of
Miss Winifred and Mr.. Andy Kearney,
east of town, Thursday evening. Games
and music were the amusements OF the
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Those present were: Miss Emma
Nichols, Miss Ina Dreisbach, Miss Ma
bel GOOdhue, Miss Gertie Zimmerman,
Miss Lizzie BechtOl, Miss Name Fuller,
of Tecumseh, Miss Rose Thomas of
Manhattan. Miss Winifred Kearney,
Miss Maude COwdrey, Mr.. Lou Collins,
Mr. Winnie Dreisbach, Mr.. Willie Sny-
der, Mr.. Joe CoWdrey, Mr.. Emery Stan
field. Mr.. Sherman Bechtol, Mr.. Sturgis
BechtOl Mr.. Frank Nevels, Mr.. Andy
Kearney, Mr.. James Kearney and Mr..
VIII Paisley.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. J. Bone and little daughter
have returned from ten days visit
Miss Maggie Mitchell of Galveston,
Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Smith
at LOwman Hill.
Mrs. c. H. Guibor, daughter Edith
anu SOu OuaIi4C VIII leave oQuQdJ IOI
a months outing in Colorado.
Miss Winifred Holcomb and Miss Car
RE Wilcox will leave Monday for six
weeks visit in New York.
Miss Lola McMahan will entertain
Tuesday evening complimentary to
Miss Eva Mayberry of Mcpherson.
Mrs. J. G. Heberer will leave next
week for a trip to New York and Penn
Mr.. Avery Turner is in Chicago on
business.
weeks at Hot Springs, N. NJ.
Miss Helen Gardenhire will be the
guest of Miss AllabelIe Troutman from
Monday until Saturday.
Miss Augusta FlintOm came down
from Lawrence Friday evening and is
the guest of Miss Margaret Bear.
Mr.. j. S. Neblin and daughter Martha
of Wichita visited Mrs. G. TenEyck and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sturgeon a short time this
week on their way to Excelsior Springs.
Misses Gussie and Berenice Fuller
have returned from a several weeks
visit in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The platform party which was to
have been given Friday evening by
Mr. Robert Shortz at the residence Of
Mr. John E. Frost, was postponed until
this evening on account of the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Twist and
daughter of Toluca, Ill, and Mrs. Paul
Henkle and daughter Of Dodge City win
arrive next week to visit Mrs. G. r.
Millice.
Miss Minnie Pier will leave Monday
lOE d LWO Weeks outing at OGeGn Noun
tain Fails, Colorado.
The family Of Rev. Geo. H Hull
pastor First Congrega tional church,
Fairfield Neb are visiting with his
brother, J. F. Hull, of this city.
Miss Nellie O'Brien left Friday for
Colorado Springs, Manitou and Denver
to spend several weeks.
Miss Fay Tincher has returned from
a months visit with relatives in north
ern Iowa.
Mrs. Otto Faas of Philadelphia, who
ia
left today for a trip to Denver
Misses Della and Harriet VanAm-
burgh will leave Monday for Colorado
to spend several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Wilson left today for a
two weeks outing in Colorado.
Mrs. William Klemp of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
denschmldt, and DR.. and Mrs Kemp
She will remain in Topeka until the
first Of September.
Miss Emma Schafer will leave Wed
nesday for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Denver, Colo.
The H H. club viii give a platform
dance Thursday, August It, at the Mar
tin residence at 81 West Sixth street
Mr.. E H. Phillips has returned from
q visit IN Diamond Springs and Council
Grove On Tuesday a reunion of the
Phillips family was held at Diamond
Springs Eight out of the family of ten
children are living and were present at
the reunion A program was given
which consisted of papers giving a his
tory of the family. They have not all
been together for over twenty years.
want to sell 100 sets of Dr. Lords
Beacon Lights of History in Topeka.
For my standing and integrity as a
man, / refer to any of the older citf-
zens of the city. voted for the first
appropriation for our grand capitol
building, and have always been the
| friend Of Topeka The Beacon Lights
are the friend of humanity. especially
the young people. Let the Beacon
Lights in and drive the trash out.
J. STOTLER.
Take the Colorado Flyer.