The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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cider party was the unique affair
given Friday evening by Colonel and
Mrs. George Veale, complimentary to
Mrs. c. r. Hudson and Miss Louise VIII
lis, OF the City Of Mexico, and Miss
Jessie Barnes of LeaVenworth. The
house presented q gala appearance from
the outside, as the porch WAS lighted
with row OF grinning jack-o'lanferns,
made of immense pumpkins. Jack
o'lanterns were also used in profusion
through the rooms.
There We're three distinct ages of So
ciety represented there, which tended
TO make the affair as jolly and informal
as one could desire. There was the mar
RED crowd, the older unmarried society
folk and the still younger friends Of Miss
Willis There were games of all kinds
and card tables for those who preferred
that diversion.
There were two feats for which prizes
were offered. First, to the couple who
peeled apples without breaking the peel
and throwing the peeling over one
shoulder formed the most perfect let
ter. The prizes, a bag Of apples and a
bottle OF cider, We're awarded to Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin and Mr. John Waters.
Then an apple was suspended by q
string in the doorway, and Mr.. b. T.
Lewis won the prize for taking the larg-
est bite.
On the dining table was huge pump
Kin which served as a punch bowl, and
around this were small jackie lanterns.
The refreshments were served on old
fashioned yellow china; the cider was
passed in stone pitchers, the cakes were
on quaint plates, and a huge bowl held
the doughnuts. Rosy-cheelxed apples
surrounded with their own leaves were
arranged in pretty baskets.
Besides the guests of honor those pres
ent from out of town were Mrs. Herbert
Boal of Chronicle, Ala, and Miss Jennie
Wilson, Of Valencia
Miss Whites Party.
Miss Emma White was the hostess at
party Friday evening, which she gave
in honor of Miss Mae Davis and Mr.. T.
@. Kennedy, whose marriage takes place
the last of October.
Miss Davis was the fortunate one in
winning the ladies' prize. a copy Of Ben
Kings verse. Mr.. Kennedy, Mr.. Horace
Macferran, Mr.. Frank Davis and DR..
George Esterly tied for the mems prize,
and Mr.. Davis cutting the highest card
was given a pretty deck of violet cards.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis. DR.. and Mrs. George Es-
terly, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Patten, Mrs. Charles Haines
Of Sabetha, Miss Mae Davis, Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Ollie OBrien, Miss
Helen Moon, Miss Georgiana WATSON,
Miss Virgie Aulvane, Miss Edith Davis,
Miss nellie Clough, Miss Lizzie Davis.
Miss Kate CIough, Miss Minnie Carr,
Miss Arlie Ewart, Miss Mamie Hopkins,
Miss Grace McGrew, Miss Sue Sharitt,
Mrs. E l. Herman. Mr.. VIII Alex
ander, Mr.. Ben Akers, Mr.. Louis BANTER
Mr.. Clarence Naylor Mr.. Horace Mac /
ferran, Mr.. Dick Alden. Mr.. Cephas
Wingett, Mr.. Bert Hickerson, Mr.. A. J.
Stout, Mr.. f. Fl. Heacock. Mr.. Ralph
Peterson Mr. Roland Mediicott, Mr..
Frank Thompson, DR. w. +. Bowen, Mr..
Lem White.
For Miss Wilson.
Miss Arlie Ewart entertained Friday
afternoon at her home on Van Buren, /
street in honor of Miss Mabel Wilson. /
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time was spent very pleasantly in play
ing progressive Might've The score |
cards were heart shaped Miss wilson, /
Mrs w. N. West and Miss f4ila Hinek- /
lev cut for the prize. and Miss Hlnekley /
was the lucky one.
An enjoyable feature Of the afternoon /
was a reading by Miss Lila Minchean of I
Boston Miss Minchean is a graduate I
of the Boston Conservatory, and is in I
Topeka to spend the winter with Mrs. 1
Albert Parker The rooms were simply
decorated with cut flowers, and at the
close of the games refreshments were
The out-of- town guests were Mrs
Braggeotti, Miss Butlin, Mrs. solomon
5toddard Mrs Charles Haines and Miss
Minchean.
L. M. G. Announcement.
All women desiring to renew their as
;oeiate membership in the Ladies Music
club for the coming year, are requested
% call at Roehr's music store Monday,
tuesday or Wednesday, the 18th, 18th
md 18th of this month, where the mem
1ership cards may be obtained Inc
Price of the course is one dollar and con
Use of four recitals by the Ladies
Music club and one artist recital. Oth-
RS who have not been associate mem
,ers and wish to become SO may procure
ards by calling at the above place on
he dates named.
BoyIe-Crnmm.
DR.. J. NJ. Boyle, of Louisburg. Kan.
md Miss Alice Crumnn, were united ia
marriage by Rev. DR.. George, at the
lone of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Irs j NJ. Crumn, 1917 PennSylVanla aV-
nue. Kansas City, Mo, at $50 o'clock
tuesday evening. October 8, 1900 Miss
.furnrn has resided east of this city on
seward avenue until snort time ago
when she moved to Kansas City with
Ter parents
After the ceremony, supper was served
o the guests. Many handsome presents
we're received from the friends DR.. and
drs Boyle viii be at home to their
riends at Louisburg, Kan, after Oeto-
Ter 90
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
,rumn. Ervie and Bert CruTnr11, Mr.
nd Mrs Frank Shafter, Miss Ruth
hafter, Mr.. D. c. Kist, Mr.. Joe Kist,
Iiss Freda Kist, Miss M. Daniel, Miss
!. Roth, Misses Lena and F Ere IT RAIDER
'rumm. Topeka; Mrs. q. "A. Boyle and
Iiss Clara Boyle, Louisburg, Kan; Miss
lizzie Boyle. Pa0la, Kan; Mr.. Ray Aid
ich. Gallup. n. NJ: Miss Lillian Suandt,
lexington. Mo: Leo o. Paddock ana
Iiss Armada Jones' Topeka.
N0les and Personal Menti0n.
Mrs. E. c. Nettles. of Chicago, is ex- ;
ected Monday to visit relatives and
riends.
Miss Jessie Barnes, who is the guest Of /
FRS George w. Veale, will return to {
er home in Leavenworth Monday
Or. Charles Calm, of San Francisco
as been spending q few days in the 1
ity with Mr. and Mrs Walter Gust \
The Felicity Card club will meet Tues
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