The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Mrs. R. T. Herrick gave a delightful
y informal little thimble party Thurs
day afternoon for Mrs James Shaded OF
Hiawatha. and it was also for the pur-
pose Of introducing her sister, Mrs
Frank. Davis. to her ueighbors- There
were 20 guests present. and all were
ueighbors living in the block between
Eleventh and Twelfth on Tyler street
Mrs Harrick was assisted by her sister,
Mrs c. @. Colburn and Mrs Shaded.
Ihe pretty rooms were fragrant with
bowls OF sweet peas. Several musical
numbers added to the pleasure Of the
guests At the close Of the afternoon
a dainty luncheon was served
An Informal Affair.
Miss Winifred Prescott entertained
Few Of her friends Informally at cards
Wednesday evening complimentary to
Mr.. Albert Moore, who is visiting Mr..
Mac Prescott on his way to Pueblo.
Miss Prescotrs guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Metzler Miss Eta Beck
Miss Anna Beck. Miss Rose Prescott
Miss Margaret Gillian. Mr.. Moore Mr.
Mac Prescott, Mr.. Lou Wingert, Mr..
Fred Brown and Mr.. Albert Horton
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Rosamond Horton is spending
the week in Usage City, the guest OF
Mrs Fred Bonebrake.
Miss Jennie Wall Of Los Angeles. Cal,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. /. viii
Ohio.
Miss Henrietta Mayo LEFT Thursday
FOR a two weeks stay at Lake Geneva.
Wis. and from there she viii go to her
home in Indianapolis to spend the sum
mer.
Tom Frost Of Arkansas City is in To-
peSa visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Frost
Lewis Disbrow. Of sandusky. o., is
visiting the family Of w. D. Disbrow-
Miss NJ J. Humphrey left Tuesday
tor Cleveland, o., after spending the
winter in Topeka with her niece, Mrs.
T. T.. Pounds.
The Vakeme club viii picnic at Car
field park this evening
Mr and Mrs J. CT Bauer and family
lett the hrst Of the week for the north
and are making a three weeks tour of
Miss susie Rodgers is visiting her
aunt. Mrs c. s Lee in Kansas City.
j. r. Maxwell is spending the summer
in Topeka with his family. They expect
TENDER.
The. members Of the Helianthus club
are planning 10 give a party at Vine
wood some time the early part of July.
Mrs a. A. Low has returned from
Stip TO Philadelphia and Washington.
Miss Lenna Short. Of ChiHieothe, III.
ls spending a short time In Topeka with
her sister. Mrs. David Norton
Mrs j. c. Lockhart of Eskridge Kas
is visiting Miss Nellie Efnguan at her
home on Lincoln street.
Miss May Bartel and Mr. Bert Stewart
were married Thursday morning at 10
CLOCK, Rev. Mr.. OFT Of the English Lu-
tneran church Officiating Mr. and Mrs
stewart lett at once for a months trip
Miss Harriet Steele returned Thursday
rom Newton, kas-, where she has been
spenqlng several months with friends and
Miss Janet wilson is spending a few
gays In topeka on her way TO her home
IN Denver from Kansas City. where she
Mr. and Mrs. D. steinberg. Of St. Louis.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Abe Steinberg,
at their home. SIS Monroe street.
Mrs Albert Warner. who has recently
come 10 Topeka from Ottawa, has a beau
uLll mezzo soprano voice, and viii sign
u is probable that she VIII sing at the
First Methodist church during the sum
NIr. Forest Cochran. OF Plainvfne. Kas..
and Miss Camilla Andrews of Lawrence
were married Thursday evening at s
clock at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs C.. r. Andrews, on Ohio street.
2 he ring service was used. Rev. Or. D.
t-ysels OF the FIRST Baptist church. per
forming the ceremony. The wedding
march was played by Prof. G. B. Penny,
ana the attendants We're Miss Julia sim
mons of LeavenW0rth and Mr.. VIII Gar
side Of AtChisOn. After q Colorado trip
Mr. and Mrs COCHRAN will 60 TO their
people are known in Topeka
Mrs. James F. Griffin gave a pleasant
home at 1927 Monroe street. compliment
tary to her son Frank There were about
twenty-five guests present, and the affair
was an enjoyable one
Miss Georgia Trout, Of Wamego, is in
the city visiting Mrs. Funueu at AZ
Greenwood avenue.
Mrs Charles Bower has returned from
month S visit with relatives in Denver.
Miss Allen was up from the southern
part Of the state the first Of the week,
the guest of Miss Emma Stevens.
Misses Blanche and Helen E'aas re-
turned today from Philadelphia, where
they have been studying music.
Mrs Minnie ID. Morgan. Of Cottonwood
Fails who has been in the city attending
the W0men's Republican association, re-
turned To her home today.
The picnic given by Mrs. A. 3. Cham
berlaln. of Washburn avenue to her class
of boys known as The Club of Honor, %
at Garfield park on Monday the 18th
was a very enjoyable affair. The occa-
sion was the fourteenth birthday OF
Harry Siler. Mrs Chamberlain adopted
SON His aunt. Mrs Murray. and little
sister Edith. of Riverside. Cal. were The
guests OF honor Besides the members OF
the club Mrs. Washburu, Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs Henderson. Miss LON
eson, and Miss Brandon were present
Mrs. Chamberlain IS charming hostess
and she made each one at ease by hel
graceful hospitality. An elegant lunch
was served by Miss Mabel Tulloch anC
Miss Lucy Dickinson