The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


pleasant party Friday afternoon in
honor of her little daughters birthday.
The little folks were amused with games
and Rotations and all spent a very en-
5oyabie afternoon Mrs. Beerbohrn was
assisted by Mrs. Furman Baker Miss
Blanche Bear. Miss Lillian Trapp and
Misses Frances Mitchell, June Mitchell,
Helen Mitchell Jean Campbell, Jose
phine Keiser, Ethel McKibben Edna
Evans, Kate Richardson. Janette Hurry
CeciIe Strohn, Ada Tincher, Gertrude
Palmer, Clara Palmer, Marie Arthur,
Inez Holcomb. Grace Anderson, Ina
Whfttiker, Clara Brown. Marguerite
Mills. Frances Lindsay, Esrna Cavert
Allen, Beth Stricken, Esther Vincent,
Carrie Bush, Marie McClary, Edna
Bear, Nellie Mcfarland. Clara F1eiSh-
man, Helen Stevenson, Charlotte Dugan,
Helen Fair MAY Buchanan, Ella Sims
and Ethel Levanne-
Entertain at Thimbles.
The Misses Gertrude and A1inna Bauer
entertained the following young women
at thimbles Friday afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Grace Dauehy of Chi
cago: Miss Matte Hilton, Miss Edith
Durant, Miss Laura Shinn. Miss Edna
cellars, Miss Grace Beard. Miss Mary
Mead. Miss Bessie Mead. Miss Berenice
OFT. Miss Jean Parkhurst, Miss Smyth,
Miss Edna Srnyth, Miss Winfred Camp
bell, Miss Ella True. Miss Ella Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. Oscar ROehr, Miss Anna
Sweet, Miss Roser, Miss Mabel Roser,
Miss Margaret Gflfllan and Miss Mamie
Carey.
Entertain For Miss Duggan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Payne entertained
at their home, 421 Polk street, Wednes-
day evening in honor Of their sister.
Miss Celia Duggan. The evening was
spent at cards and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Doncyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wick, Mr.. and Mrs Amasa Akerss Miss
Eleanor Smith, Miss Myrtle Merritt,
Mrs. Duggan and Miss Mona Duggan of
Elmer RowIes, Mr.. Geo. Davidson, and
Mr.. James O'Hare-
Miss HiIIyer In Church Work.
Miss Florence Hillyer, formerly q
prominent society girl of Topeka, who
went to New York about two years ago
to work in the college settlements. mas
entered upon the two years probation
work preparatory to becoming a sister
in the Protestant Episcopal church
Miss Hillyer is not at st. Charleston
the-HudSOn-
NoIes and Personal Mention
Miss Eoline Schiller, accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs E. A Fulliloed of
Keachie, louisiana, is visiting at the
home of her cousin Mr.. L. II. Crosby
Miss Schiller is prominent in southern
society circles and recently the New Or
leans Times-Democrat printed her pic
ture with a handsome notice
The Atlantean club will hold a meet
ing at Mrs T. F. Garver's Monday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock All members are
requested to be present
Miss Anna Harrison and Miss Maude
Bates leave Monday for Lawrence where
the will both enter Kansas university.
Miss Ora Cumming who has been east
for the past two months returned home
yesterday.
her daughter, Mrs J. B. Dykes and chill
dren, to Lebanon next Tuesday for
several weeks visit Mrs Dykes has
spent the past month in Atchison.
Mrs. Grant Mcconnell of Men0ken viii
visit friends in Topeka for few days
Beuiah chapter No. "a. O. E. s. viii
hold a regular meeting at Masonic Tenn
pie this evening.
Mrs. E. s Rice and daughter Mildred
left yesterday for short visit in Chi
cago.
Miss Silvia Davis of Chicago is visit
ing Miss Grace Noble
Mr.. Wallace Thompson of Kansas City
passed through Topeka Friday on his
ter the School Of Mines Mr.. Lathrop
Gay of this city will also attend that
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Burn Davis OF Chicago
announce the birth of a daughter, Fran
ces GeneVieve. Thursday, September 5.
at the residence of Mrs. Davis sister in
Kansas City. Mrs Davis was formerly
Miss Gertrude Nice of this city
Mrs j. d. Hewitt and Miss Martha R.
McCabe have returned to Emporia-
Mrs j. H Todd Of Little Rock, Ark,
who has been visiting in the city went
yesterday to Emporia where she viii re-
main a few days with Mrs J. D. Hewitt.
Miss Daisy L Pankey entertained in
formally at a six o'clock dinner Friday
evening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Bertha Harris of Council Grove The
guests were Miss Harris, Miss Mabel
Thomas, Miss Isabelle Heath, Miss
Margery Wise Miss Vivien Tuttle and
Saf~
Miss Putnam will open her school at
rs Taylor, Tuesday, Sept IS
Mrs G. Noller, of Paxico. who has
been spending a few days with Mrs
b r. Pankey, returned home Thursday
accompanied by Misses lola and Flora
Pankey, who will remain with her a
week
The Ceramic Art club will resume it's
studies on Wednesday, September 10,
o'clock, at the Throop hotel All
members are specially requested to be
present for unfinished business and the
election of officers
Miss Atkins, who has been spending
the summer with Mrs Giles. has re-
turned to St. MaryS-
Miss Helen Davidson was the recipient
Of beautiful piano from her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Davidson, at her
birthday party yesterday
Master Virgil McTyre WATSON. of $50
Tyler street. celebrated his first birth
day September IA. by very pleasant
party to his baby friends Those in
vited were: Torrents Curry, Prudence
Jury, Kathren Adams. Frank Conklin,
Louie Curry, Fred Rigby, Edwin !
Slusher, Mildred Pounds. Viola Volker,
and Emma GustIer-
Mrs. L. b. McClintock has returned
from weeks visit in Kansas City
Miss Daisy Harding returns tomorrow
from Herington, where she has been
spending her vacation
Mrs. G. S. Bailey and Miss Eva Bailey
have returned from Ludingtor, Mich
= ~ z-a<r nd tod a.
from Pfttsburg. Pa, where she has been
visiting for the past month
Miss Lillian Blood arrives today from
New Mexico.
FEAR OF A SQUEEZE