The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-03
SOCIAL AND Personal.

mocks and other arrangements for the
comfort and pleasure of the little guests
were in evidence.
Late in the afternoon refreshments APP
propriate for the occasion and the guests
were served. Mrs. Pounds had pair of
scales and to the heaviest girl and boy
she gave prizes, also to the Oldest and
Each little guest was given
was taken which might be termed
yard of babies.
The guests We're all under 2 years of
age and it is needless to say that their
mothers accompanied them and enjoyed
the afternoon as well as they. The af-
fair was a unique as we'll as a delightful
one and will long be remembered by the
guests who were: Mrs. Frank Crane
and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. w. l. Drum
and son William Alden. Mrs-L- s. Wool
verton and son Roblee, Mrs. Harry J.
Bone and son Harry Leland, Mrs. w S.
McCIintick and son, Mrs. Arthur Murphy
and daughter Marian, Mrs. Robert Max
well and son Robert, Mrs. E. A. Tirren
and son Lucien, Mrs. A. w. Dana and
daughter, Mrs. Charles p Adams ard
son Randolph, Mrs. Frank Quinton and
son, Mrs. Clifford Histed and daughter
Katherine, Mrs. William Connord and
son Charles, Mrs. Carl Nellis and son,
Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs. Clara Daniels,
Mrs. LangdOn and daughter Lavere, Mrs.
Charters, Mrs. Fred Freeman, Mrs. Kit
tie Kellam, Mrs. Ed Kellam, Miss F'oS-
ter and Miss BERTHE Love.
A Subscription Party.
Mr.. Lester Davis had charge of the
subscription dance which was given
Thursday evening at Vinewood. The
party was well attended and the affair
was an enjoyable one; most of the guests
were members of the Helianthus club.
Music was furnished by Calkin's orches-
ira.
The list of guests included Miss Ina
gene Murrel of Kansas City, Miss Aimee
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becca Rodgers, Miss Callie Cuttel1, Miss
Allabelle Troutman, Miss Mamie Veale,
Miss Rheinberger of Iowa, Miss Reita
Updegraff, Miss Ethel Wilson, Miss May
Wilson, Miss Emily King, Miss Jessie
Myers, Miss Della Whistler of Illinois,
Miss Katherine F1eishman, Miss aila
Hinckley, Miss Ethel DeObert, Miss Win
nifred Prescott, Mr.. Norton Payne, Mr.
Fred Barnes, Mr.. Lester Davis, Mr.. Ted
Holiday, Mr.. Harry Leyddane, Mr.Aug-
ust Troutman, Mr.. Charles Guibor, Mr..
Clifford Priddy, Mr.. Arthur McClintock,
Mr.. James Stewart, Mr.. William Stew
art, Mr.. Charles Ost. Mr.. Bert Cook, Mr..
Merle King, Mr.. Whitmore King, Mr..
Scott Lord, Mr.. Bert Garvin, Mr.. Wal
lace Thompson, Mr.. Kurtz Kellam, Mr..
Burton Nudge, Mr. Paul Nudge, and Mr..
Malcolm Garrard
An Informal Affair.
Miss Nanon Heron entertained a few
friends informally Thursday evening at
a porch party complimentary to Miss
Verna Jones of Plano, Texas. Miss Jones
is an accomplished musician and her vo-
cal and piano numbers added much to
the pleasure of the guests Mr.. Sheldon
Wentworth also favored the guests with
vocal selections. Refreshments were
served and the evening was very pleas
ant one.
The guests were all friends of Miss
Jones and included Miss Florence Lewis,
Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Mamie Kahr,
Miss May Roberts, Mr.. Luther Nellis, MI.
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Harry Gavitt, Mr.. Sheldon Wentworth
and Mr.. Frank Squire.
NOtes and Personal Mention.
Miss Nina Ryder left Wednesday for
her home in Wilton, Iowa, after a six
weeks visit in the city with her aunt,
Mrs. w. A. S. Bird.
Mrs. John Sargent and children left
Friday for a five weeks visit in Iowa.
Miss Carrie Goddard left this after
noon for Chicago where she will spend
several weeks; from there she expects to
go to Chautauqua, N. Y, Niagara Falls
and Toronto, Canada, returning about
the first of September.
DR.. ]. W. Kennedy returned to juno
ton City today after a short visit with
his brother, Mr.. G. F. Kennedy.
Kurtz Kellan left today for a two
weeks outing in Colorado.
Miss Gertrude Willett left Thursday
for a trip to Denver and Colorado
Springs and will visit in Hutchinson on
her way home. She will be away about
a month.
Mrs. Fred Freeman entertained a few
friends at an informal luncheon at /
O'Clock to day complimentary to her
mother, Mrs. L. H. Waugh of Clebourne.
Texas.
Mrs. J. r. Brockman of Quincy. Ill.
and Mr. j. B. Small of PlacervilIe, Cal,
are in the city the guests of Mrs. e. ].
Auter at 901 Monroe street
Mr.. B. T. Melick of Usage City spent
today shopping in Topeka
Mrs. Eugene Hagan left Thursday for
Manitou.
Miss Julia Whitmer and Miss Efie
King left today for Chicago and from
there they will go by boat to Duluth.
They expect to be away about month.
Miss Edith VanDorp went to Kansas
City today to visit friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick and daughter
Lillian are enjoying an outing in Col
orado.
Miss Madge Moore and Miss Elizabeth
Tharp left Thursday for a trip to Col
orado.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P Gully and son Earl
have gone to Chicago and from there
they expect to take lake trip.
Miss Dora McDuffie of Ottawa is in
the city visiting Mrs. NJ. F. Hand on
Jefferson street
Mrs James B. Hayden and daughter
Bessie spent Thursday at Lake View.
Miss Venice Whitney entertained a
few of her friends informally Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. l. S Wool
verton on Van Buren, street. Her guests
were Miss Brockway of Ottawa, Miss
Daisy Warner, Miss Mary Talley, Miss
Edith Stolpe. Mr. Charles Stolpe, Mr..
Will Davis, Mr.. Harry Roehr, Mr.. Bruce
Harmon and Mr.. Frank Middleton.
Miss Florence Rossington and Miss
Susie Gay returned Thursday from Col
orado. Miss Rossington is slightly i'll as
the Colorado climate did not agree with
her and she was advised by the doctors
to return home Miss Gay will return to
in a few days.
Luther NelliS will leave this evening
for Texas on a short business trip.
Mrs. P. L. Soper of Venita, T. T., is
spending a week in the city with her
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Farms
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