The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

TOuIIB DEUTIE
trolley ride last night, after which they
enjoyed refreshments. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. T. c. McElrain Of
Lincoln, I'LL, and Mrs. A o. Wellman.
The young people were Misses Myrta
Wellman, Esther Rauch, Myrta Keener,
Bessie White, Lola Berry, Hazeline
Jones, Julia Wellhouse. Grace Henrietta,
Margaret Going, Edith Morton, Lydia
Malernee, May McGleaTy, Nellie McKin-
ban, Selma Beronius. Messrs. Frank
kelchner of Holton, Harry Stinges, Ed
Guild, Stanley Reed, Chas. Adams. Arch,
lie Mulholland, Chas- Anderson, Walter
kutz. Fred Stuart, Ernest Crawford. Al
len F'eignson. Irwin Snattinger, Tinlkham
Xeale. Roy Maxwell, Stacy Hadley, VIM
Willetts, Carl Trap, Lamens McFar-
land, and Chauncy Brown.
For Miss Vaughan.
Miss Lottie Deisher entertained at the
home of Mrs James Doncyson, 516 West
ern avenue, in honor of Miss Daisy
Vaughan of Hutchinson. 1t was cob
web party and when the end of the
string was reached a pencil and paper
was found on which the boy wrote a
cake recipe and the girls an ideal pro-
posal- Prizes We're awarded to best re-
cipes and proposals.
Mrs. T. w. Bartell and Miss Maude
Mahoney assisted in entertaining.
The other guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hobson, Miss Helen Willis. Miss
Uni Wfngert, Miss Mona Duggan, Miss
Emma Nichols, Miss Allie Bartell, Mr..
Charles Wentworth, Mr.. Russell Kincaid,
Mr. Robert Hunter, Mr. Arthur Heyman.
Mr.. Frank Deal, Mr.. Ed Crum and Mr.
Robert Smith.
Miss Dillon Entertains.
Miss Myrtle Dillon and Miss Eleanor
Colcord entertained last evening at Miss
billions home, at 500 Fillmore street
The yard was lighted with lanterns
and the whole place made into one big
We're required to unravel Each one had
part in it, and when he reached the
end OF his string found there a funny
toy.
Refreshments were served in the house
and on the porch. Mrs. Ed Dillon pre-
sided at the punch bowl.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Ross
Heller, Miss May Ta1ley, Miss Bessie
Cramer. Miss Louie Bagley, Miss Geneva
Giles, Miss Ada Simmons, Miss Pearl
Hull, Miss Mabel Rosen, Miss Edith
Stolpe, Miss Ida Ryan, Miss Kate Ryan,
Miss Winifred PETER, Miss Julia Chute,
Miss Venice Whitney, Miss Daisy War
ner, Miss Ethel Laid, Miss Gail Clarke.
Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Miss Mary Irwin,
Miss jeanette Pepin, Mr.. Christie Speer.
Mr.. Victor Martin, Mr. Newt Strawn, Mr..
Henry Starwn, Mr.. Jack Ryan, Mr.. Fred
Wilson, Mr.. Earl Shook MIR Bruce Har-
mon, Mr.. Ralph Babcock, Mr.Joe johann
son, Mr. Beamer Nelson, Mr.. Robert IT.
win, Mr.. Chas. Stople, Mr.. Frank Mid
dletOn, Mr.. Charles Smyth, Mr.. Harry
Trivillo, Mr.. Forest Dillon, Mr. Frank
Shoop, and Mr.. Harry Parks of Ross
vile.
A Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Miller gave a party
wednesday evening in honor of their
daughter Eunice's nineteenth birthday.
The evening was spent in various
amusements, after which refreshments
We're served. Those present were: Misses
Elsie Yewell, Mabel Irish, Pansy Still,
Effie Gordon, Edna RidgWay, Pearl
Phrazee, Rachel Gustin, Nellie and Ada
Porter, Loyde Newland, Alice Ticknor.
n IL
Eunice Miller, Messrs. Walter Layne,
Walter Horn, Earl and Fred Petri, Geo
Nightingale, Dan Lane, Albert Olson,
Tom Wooderd, and Elmer Miller.
Little Folks Party.
Miss Helen Henderson entertained a
few of her little girl friends last even
ing at her home on Harrison street. The
evening was spent in playing games and
refreshments We're served ON the lawn.
Those invited were: Misses Anna Trout
man, Antoinette, Bertha and Grace
Scharzkopff, Katherine Wyatt, Helen
Roehr, Louise Raster, Marjorie Mont
gomery, Helen Stagg, Geneva Henderson,
Grace Clark, Sara Stagg, Nellie McFar-
land, and Mr.. Clyde Bonebrake.
NOIes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Galen and Mr. Harry Nichols re-
turned yesterday from a trip to the
about six weeks
Misses Virginia and Alice Meade re-
turned today from Los Animas Colo,
where they have been spending the
summer
Miss Bessie Bates returned yesterday
from the Bates farm, where she has
been spending the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blood Smith and
daughters Eva and Isabel returned yes
terday from Colorado. They have been
at Cascade for the past month.
Miss Edith g. Coles left today for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Chart
ton, Ia.
Mrs. J. E. Thomas is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hedgecock,
in Emporia.
Mr. James Dargitz left yesterday for
Leavenworth after a few days visit
with his parents.
Mrs. John Bently and children have
gone to Lyndon on a visit
Mr.. J. G. Allison left Monday for VAL
ley Falls to spend a week.
Miss Lizzie Cloud, who has been in
indianapolis for the past six months,
has recently returned
Prof. Black, well known in literary
circles here, left yesterday for New
York. He will go from there to his
home in England.
Mr.. Thad Payne came yesterday to
visit his parents for a few days
Miss Susie Skinner returned today
from a weeks visit at Maple Hill.
Mrs. w. w. Bright and children are
spending this week with Mrs. w. B.
Whitton.
Miss Lulu Mckee leaves today to visit
friends in Hiawatha for two weeks.
Miss Daisy La.kin returned yesterday
from a two months visit with her
cousin in Chicago.
Miss Emma Gordon left yesterday for
Atlanta, Ga, to join the Ida Irene
Jewell Newton ladies orchestra. Her
father, Mr.. w. L. Gordon, accompanied
her to Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Horton entertained a. few
friends Wednesday evening. Those
present were Misses Mable Horton,
Louise Mitchell, Edna Prescott, Ethel
Ladd, Messrs. Henry Strawn, Dick
Lewis, James Clarke, and Christy Spear.
Mrs. c. G. Baker leaves tomorrow
for Kansas City, where she will spend
a few days.
Miss Bertha Reed leaves today for
FL,