The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-05
The EieIianthus Party.

Kentucky. The marriage will take place
some time the first of the year.
The f1eIianthus Party.
A very enjoyable party was given Sat
urday evening by the Helianthus club
at Hudsons hall. The membership list
is much longer this season than it was
last and a prosperous year is predicted
for the club.
Those who danced Saturday evening,
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Mi.
and Mrs. Bert GarVin, Miss Virgie Ross,
Miss Hiia Hinckley. Miss Emile King
Miss ElVie Millspaugh. Miss Mildred
Jones, Miss Beatrice Foster, Miss Sue
Sharitt, Miss Reita Updegraf, Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Jessie Payne, Miss
Saum, Miss Grace Gipin of IeaVen-
worth, Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss Louise
Willis of the City of Mexico, Miss
Katherine Fleishman, Miss Ethel Davis,
Miss Louise Wood. Miss Louise Kellam,
Miss Marcia Spivey, Miss Ethel Wilson,
Miss Mabel Wood, Miss Vida Wood,
Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Jessie Myers,
Norton Payne, Mr. Charles Wolf, Mr..
Harley Reisman, Mr. Jean Bailey. Mr..
Merle King, Mr.. Charles Nudge, Mr.. h
H. Cartilage, Mr.. Dana DAVIS MI
I.athrop ResseguieA Mr.. Hobart Mills,
Mr.. VIII Cartilage, Mr. William Stewart,
Mr. Clark Daley, Mr.. Burns Williams,
Mr. Frank Moss, Mr.. Paul Mulyane, Mr..
Walter Hayes. Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.
I,
ton Nudge. Mr.. Gillie Updegraff, Mr.
Arthur McCIntock, Mr.. Bob Stewart,
Mr. Ralph Wunderlich, Mr. Howard
Patten, Mr. Wallace Thompson. Mr..
Malcolm Gerard, Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr..
Herbert Robinson, Mr.. VIII Hilton, Mr..
George Fleishman and Mr.. Ralph Saum.
Junior Class Party.
The junior class of the Topeka high
school was delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Miss Flora Fisher last Fri
day night. The entertainment which
caused the most amusement was tooth
pick hunt Miss Matte Spurlock re-
ceived the first prize for having found
the largest number and the BOBBY prize
was awarded to Mr.. Stout Inose VINO
enjoyed the evening were Miss Ollie
Owen. Miss Alma Gabreath, Miss Cora
Clough Miss Annabel Cook, Miss FloS-
sic Burge, Miss Matte Spurlock, Miss
Isabel Vansant, Miss Mable Winget,
Miss Ada Disbrow, Miss Edna HOrner,
Miss Jean Campbell Miss Gertrude
Harrison, Miss Elizabeth Davidson, Miss
Eva Schenck, Miss Eta Parsons, Miss
Mary Branner, Miss May Mouldy, Miss
Delna Hoover, Mr.. John Rightmire, Mr..
Clearinghouse, Mr.. Lester Bennett, Mr..
Walter Whitson, Mr.. Edwin O'Donovan,
Mr. Edwin oliver, Mr.. Wayland Camp
bell Mr. Egar May, Prof. J. A Stout,
Mr.. Sam Whitlock, Mr.. Clarence Hough-
tellin, Mr.. Frank Guy, Mr.. Fred Fisher,
Mr. Parkerson, Mr.. Ernest Crawford,
Mr.. Archie Afulhollen, Mr.. Fred Parsons.
A Pleasant Party.
A very interesting affair was the
ghost party given Friday evening. Nov:
2 by Mrs. F. NJ Newland in honor of
Miss Loyde's fifteenth birthday. The
earlier part of the evening was spent in
music, games and a peanut hunt Miss
Nettie Stevens succeeded in finding the
most peanuts and was given a beauti-
full book. After these gaieties the guests
were ushered in to the dining room
where refreshments were served Roses
and carnations decked the table.
Those present were Mrs J. Kelly, Mrs.
F. NJ Newland the Misses Ethel and
Thella Hart. Miss Effie Gordon. Miss
Elsie YeWell, Miss Leah Saunders, Miss
Maud Strain, Miss Mabel Nlcol, MISS
Mabel Warren, Miss Eva Rhodes. the
Misses Lolita and Lulu Kelly, Miss |
Nettie Stevens, Miss Grace Purdy and
Miss Floss Newland, Mr.. Chas. Crotchet, |
MFR. Chas. Kelly, Mr.. Harry Wilson, Mr.. |
Geo. Nightingale, Mr.. Ray Signor and |
Messrs Ernest and Carl Rhodes, Mr.. |
Arthur Wilmott, Messrs Keith and |
Frank Wilson, Mr.. Seth NeWIand OF |
Chicago.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Engraved wedding invitations and \
cards. Adams Bros, I'll Kansas avenue |
Mrs Z. H. Crosby and little daughter |
Helen Louise, returned Sunday from |
six weeks visit in St. Louis; they were
,aIed home by the illness of Mr. Crosby |
1ys sister, Miss Lille Dieckeriede &C
them.
Mrs Harry Weaver came up from
Kansas City the last of the week for
,hort visit with her parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. L. B. McClintock. Mr.. Weaver
pent Sunday here
Miss Anna Staley returned to her
lorne in Kansas City this morning after
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
= Trump.
Mrs. L. H. Palmer and daughter Lutte
f Kansas City spent Saturday and Sun
lay in Topeka with Mrs w M. Van
at the Copeland hotel
Miss Katherine Mills will return Tues
lay from two months visit in Aurora,
Mrs. David Atchison and daughter
4ottIe of Leavenworth will come over
his evening and will be the guests of
DR. and Mrs. ". J. Black.
Mrs. Luther Burns has returned from
weeks visit in Kansas City
Mr. w. Edwards of Phoenix, Arizona
pent Sunday in Topeka with his sister,
n his way east
Mr. and Mrs George W. Crane viii
a few of their friends infor-
aally Wednesday evening at their home
n Harrison street. it might be termed
n election party as it is for the purpose
f watching the returns.
The Saturday Night Card club win
leet Saturday with Mrs Frank Lewis.
Harvey Davis OF Kansas City spent
unday in Topeka with relatives.
Mrs Brett Of S23 Tyler street has gone
D lola to visit her son.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Radelin will move
his week to 1872 Buchanan street
The Masonic bodies will celebrate the
olden wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
FRS Robert Edwards this evening at
he Masonic building.
Miss Maud Bates and Miss Anna Har- !,
son were up from the university to
pend Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Vespuccian
he hal I
overnber s. at the home of Mrs. Calvert |
n Van Buren, street.
The following ladies Will have charge