The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-29
A Class Party.

Discussion-"The Child and the Sab
BATH
A Class Party.
The Sub-Junior Glass of the Topeka
high school was pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening by Miss Lugrace
Whitmer at her home on West Sixth
avenue. As the guests entered each was
given card containing numbers cor
responding to those on slips OF papers
containing questions to be answered by
the names of flowers; the slips were
pinned on the curtains in order that all
might see them. Miss Mabel Rice and
Mr.. Isaac Barnum answered the great
est number correctly and were each
given a book Various games were
played during the evening and refresh
ments were served
The guests were: Miss Florence
Tucker, Miss Name Fuller, Miss Grace
Close, Miss Florence WEIGH, Miss Mar
garet Johnston Miss Selma Foberg,
Miss Olive Diffenderffer, Miss Gertrude
OFT, Miss Nellie Breidenthal, Miss Rose
Daley. Miss Gertrude Reed, Miss Verna
Witherell. Miss Mabel Rice, Miss Mary
Axtel1, Miss Pearl Snyder, Mr.. Whitson,
Mr.. Snyder, Mr.. Pond, Mr.. Otto F'Oberg,
Mr.. Samuel Whitlock Mr. Charles
Steinberg, Mr.. Harry Wolfe. Mr.. Frank
Gahagan, Mr.. Lee Collins, Mr.. James.
Mcclure. Mr.. Clarence Johnson, Mr..
Straus Knight, Mr.. Luther Tillitson, Mr.
Francis Curry. Mr.. Isaac Barnum, Mr..
John Brown.
A Pleasant Affair.
A charming holiday party was given
Friday evening by Miss Mary Axtell, at
her home on Dillon street.
Each guest was presented with a
sketch Of their life and character which
on being read afforded much amuse-
ment. This with other pleasing fea-
lures made the evening pass only too
quickly.
Those invited were: Miss Minnie
Todd, Miss Mary Gaylord, Miss Dollie
Brown, Miss Jessie Campbell, Miss Zoe
Miller Miss Carrie Bratten, Miss Jennie
Wells, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Alva
Everett, Miss Ella Fuller, Miss Eva
Stahl Miss Nora Spencer, Miss Monty
Young, Miss Helen Axtell. Mr. Frank
Mohler, Mr.. Clovis Dale, Mr. Walter
AxtelI, Mr. James Mcclure, Mr.. Ralph
BolIand, Mr.. Elgie Bratton, Mr.. Howard
Marshall, Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Dwight Axtell,
Mr.. Lynn Day, Mr.. Horace Pond, Mr..
Harry Adams, Mr.. Richenbacher, Mr..
George Badders, Mr.. Archibald Collins.
Noles and Personal Mention.
Miss Hazel Fassler will give a box
party next Friday evening at Mrs:
Fishes performance Of Becky Sharp
in honor of her guest, Miss Margaret
Aorehouse, Of Danyille, Ill A dinner
for her guests Will precede the theater-
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas entertained a
dozen Of her friends at an enjoyable
1 O'Clock luncheon Friday. The table
decorations We're pink. This was one
of a series OF luncheons that Mrs.
Thomas has been giving.
The Pactolian club is meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs Jay Van
Houten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horton, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Topeka, left today for their home in
Evanston, WyO.
The Hyperion club gave a very pleas
ant dancing party Friday evening at
Hudson's hail.
There will be a new century party
at the rooms of the Young Women's
Christian association New Years even
ing, at o'clock to which the young
people of the city are invited. Plans for
an Interesting evening are being made. (
Miss Florence Rossington, Colonel
Rossington, Mr. Tom King, Mr.. David
Lakin, Mr.. Frank Bennett and Mr.
Archie Williams attended the McGon-
lyle party in Leavenworth, Thursday
evening.
The members of the Portia club and
their husbands gave Mr. and Mrs c.
D. Startznlan very pleasant surprise
party Friday evening, at their home on
West Sixth avenue The affair was IN
honor Of Mr.. Startzmans parents from
Iowa who are visiting them
Miss Maude I-arimer and Miss MayDel
Thomas of Kansas City are visiting rel
atives in Topeka Miss Larimer will re-
turn to attend the Century ball.
Mrs. D. L. Morse and family go to
Kansas City Monday, to spend New
Years with Mrs Morses son, L. D. |
Morse ard family. at whose home there |
is to be a family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyle and Mr. Al |
Ian Boyle of the City of Mexico are in |
Topeka visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ. F.
Boyle. They will leave Wednesday for |
their home accompanied by Mrs Boyle |
who will spend the winter there.
The annual Epiphany party will be |
given Monday evening, January q at the |
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Palmer |
on Van Buren, street.
Misses Gertrude and Lucia Wyatt at |
tended the AcGonigle party in Leaven |
worth Thursday evening and VII re
main until after New Years ard will |
sing in the Solemn Midnight Mass at |
the Cathedral New Years eve
Mrs Hill P. Wilson, Hill Wilson, Jr., |
and Miss Eleanor Wilson Of Lawrence. |
are visiting relatives in Topeka.
Ms -aIzis and Ms L d Al 1