The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-02

A very interesting and delightful az
cir ezr-zo5aIlz- 70 the cid settlers OF To-
r,at-a vas the ceIebra ton Of the sole7A
Wedding anniversary Of Mr. ana SlEs-
Peter Fisher AT their home az 20 % %
ehanan street. wednesday aIlsIl l'e-i an
Tha pretty little home was transform
- srrc = regular garden with vines all
autumn foliage trailing over liz 49,
drrrs doors ard pictures mere W1L7
- t-srrls of yellow and white chrys-
Sn+bzr,vsr7s sweet alyssurIl- raistIlrl tIfls
ana I7lxt1riaut ferns and potted piAnes-
The guests were received Ds NJ 49, -
Ms Fisher. the bride Of 80 years lo'hstl
ey.sa- and dainty ii a white gown ana
carving Yellow roses In q pretty Httt-
aT~r5-,. was q punch bowl from Wnicfl
sweet cider was served ne ms y
Mr. and Mrs Fisher left behind tneiu
many substantial tokens Of their cali-
Among them was a purse conIalnlIl- 30
in gold which was presented oy 4 mum
Der Of their friends
A guest book given them by Mrs. c. p.
skinner will be continual source ol
Measure. 1T was leather bound VITA tA-
dates 1850 and 1900 and the names Low
rfe-Fisher in gold letters on the back
Inside were photographs OF AIr. ana MS
Fisher and following we're blank pages
on which all Of the guests wrote their
names About 800 called during the al
teruoou and evening
M. ladies who assisted in the after
noon we're Mrs George o. WiiUarth.
Mrs Emma Evarts. Mrs Nlllla1l
7VaG svrorch Mrs. Edwin Knowles. Mrs
James A. Troutman. Mrs T. s Mason,
Mrs Feruald. Mrs. W F. McNey. Mrs
Martin Mrs j. 4. Mcleod and MIS-
joan Ripley. II the evening there were
Mrs Nellie Washhurn- Mrs IroutTnan,
Mrs s C. Nichols. Mrs. Annie Overholt,
Mrs waiter Bates Mrs. c. F. Spencer
and Mrs. Il o Garvey-
As q. souvenir each guest was given
card bearing the pictures Of the host
n =
with gold finish
In the evening a short characteristic
speech was made by Captain J G. Wa
Eers who also Rad a number OF tele-
grams and letters which were received
from absent friends
Mrs F. D Hahn Of salt Lake City. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher was
present for the occasion
Chancel Chapter Tea.
The first Chanel Chapter tea OF the
season was given thursday a1Sern noon
BY Miss Harriet Jones and Miss Ray
Martin at the home Of Miss Jones on
Topeka avenue There were two dainty
little rHfreshnent tables presided over
b. Miss Mary HambIeCoE and Miss
Dobbs From one coffee, pickles ard
heart-shapsd sandwiches were served,
and from the other tea. waters and
olives Miss ElEie MIllspaugh and Miss
Margaret Jones assisted IN entertaining
A large number Of guests called during
the afternoon and the affair was an en-
5cyable one Another tea viii be given in
about a month.
For Miss Brooks.
Miss Marie Brooks was the guest Of
honor at ar informal little party given
Thursday afternoon by Miss Pearl Nc
F'arland at her home on Harrison street
The afternoon was spent 10 hemming
dust clothes furnished by the hostess
and when completed they were given To
Miss Brooks
Ats o'clock a two course luncheon was
served On small tables The afternoon
was enjoyed by Mrs Walter Gust Mrs
Stotus Mrs Carl Nellis. Miss Mary
Hambleuon, Miss Fannie Siblev. Miss
Lee Peddan. Miss Emily Elliott Miss
Lillian Valentine, Miss Marie Brooks,
end Miss Brewer
Vakeme Club Party.
one OF the most delightful Halloween
parties was given by the Nakeme club
IT the home Of Misses Vida and Mabel
Wood Wednesday evening The young
ladies of the NEkeEne club are noted for
their original parties and this was 40
exception To the rule They told fortunes
with chastnuts. and tried to bite apples
suspended by strings from the ceiling
fortunes were written en- Sins of pa per
tied Up in rinfoil and put in a tub Of
water. and these the guests tried ID
catch in their mouths The sym holicaI
penny thinble and ring were hidden ia
one Of the rooms and caused a merry
hunts the ring vas found by Miss Gui-
Dor, the thimble by Mr. VIII Tinker and
the penny by Mr.. Phil Daley.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room which was lighted BY ETinnfuz
Jack o'lanterns. 4 typical Halloween
supper was served: a followed out
pumpkin served as a salad dish aud the
center piece was big pumpkin with
lighted candles in the center and topped
by flowers
The guests present were Miss Edith
Cufbcr Miss Elizabeth Cole Miss T o4lfsA
Keilam Miss Marcia Spfvev. Misses Me-
bel Vida ana Dot Wood ATr win TIN
ker. Mr. George F1aishrnan. Mr. Everett