The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.

MI and Mrs. E d. McKeever gave a
very delightful party Monday evening
complimentary to Miss Myrtle Coyle of
Des Moines, Iowa Their pretty home
on Tyler street was tastefuIly decor
ate1 for the occasion with palms. ferns
AMI cut flowers, while the porch and
Lawn were lighted with japanese lam
tens, swung with hammocks and fur
nisled with numerous cosy corners
Mrs. Mex eever was assisted by Mrs.
w H Thompson. and Mrs Norman
Keller. Refreshments were served late
in the evening. One of the most de-
HgAful features of the evening was a.
mulical programme given by a. number
of he guests. The programme was as
foliws:
Piaio AT Full Speed
Mr. WOrral and Miss Bush.
STINT Night. .......... Nevin
Mrs Foster and Mrs Stricken.
Plalo solo, Nocturne op., "a. .Dohler
Mr.. Worral
Sont Every Race Has a Flag but the
loon" Mr.. John Waters
Pap solo, Nocturne op-, Is, No L..
I------ -.-.--.- .-.---........ Chopin
Mr. Worral.
WON SOLO, revere. $1,000 Fanconier
Mr.. Calkins.
NOc4 duet -.....A nnie Laurie
Hrs Foster and Mrs. Stricken
PiaIt duet Neck and Neck Gallop''
Mr. Worral and Miss Bush.
5OAOy AAiARiO IlPlU Okl., %. .GnODln
Mr. Worral-
PiarD solo, Barcarolle. Schulhoff
Mr. WoTral.
Mensetto from Sixth Symphony .
.-...--..-..... Mozart
Mr.. Calkins and Miss Bush.
Niolh solo, La Pavane Eichberg
Mr.. Calkins.
TIE guests invited for the evening
wer4 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. Mr.
and Mrs d O. MeCray, Mr.. and Mrs
w H. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Eli c.
Foster. DR.. and Mrs w. E NcVey. Mr.
ard Mrs L. H. Strickler Mr.. and D. P.
Paxton. Mr. and Mrs L. L. Kiene, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Squires, Mr. and Mrs
Norman Keller, Mr.. and Mrs ]. w.
Robins, Miss Myrtle Coyle, Miss Lena
McCray. Miss Vida Estella Bush Miss
Bessie Miller, Miss Katherine Docking
Of Clay Center. Miss Olive Leonard of
Dover. Mr. o. J. Wood. Mr.. John Wat
ers' Judge c. A. Magaw. Mr. Dick Hay-
den Mr. Charles Calkins and Mr.. Har-
vey Worral.
A Pleasant Affair.
Four of Miss Mary Daniels girl
friends have been spending Monday and
tuesday with her and a corresponding
number Of young men We're invited for
= O'Clock dinner Monday evening The
guests were seated at a long flower
dscked table and after dinner the even
ing was spent on the porch. Miss Dan
les guests We're Miss Mamie Veale.
l.
Ter. Miss Allabelle Troutman. MIR. Ho-
bart Mills, Mr. Nesbit Smith. Mr.. Nor
ton Payne Mr.. Wallace Thompson and
Mr.. Fred Barnes.
NOTes and Personal Mention
A large number of Topeka people
VINO have been staying at Lake View
Tor little outing have returned.
Among them were. Mr.. and Mrs Har-
rison Clarkson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. w c. F. Reichen
bach, Miss Jennie Clarkson, Mrs. ]. T.
Barley, Miss Edith Guibor. Mrs. c. n.
Nelson, Miss Mary Barley, Mr.. w. A
Morton, Mr.. Harry Seery and Mr..
Frank Barkley
Miss Alice Prescott returned Monday
from Hot Springs. Ark. where she has
been spending the past three months
Mrs h NJ Hadley has returned from,
a two months visit with her mother in
Albuquerque. n. NJ. She also visited in
Trinidad. Colo. 80
Mrs. Julia +. Thomson left Monday
for New York. where she will be ioina5
by her daughter. Mrs Willis Norton
and little daughter, Josephine next
week. after which they win soon sail
for Europe.
Misses Annie and Susie Herbst vii,
entertain at high five Saturday morning