The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-26

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Mrs. Carl NeIHs Is the hostess at an
informal affair which is being given
this afternoon at her home on Tyler
street MISS Eleanor Work of Oklahoma
City was the guest of honor. There
We're but a few guests present all in
innate friends of the hostess. Several
musical numbers added much to the
pleasure of the affair and toward the
close of the afternoon refreshments
We're served.
A Coaching Party.
The following clipping from the Col
orado Springs Gazette viii be Of inter-
est to Topeka people as many of the
participants live in Topeka while the
others are all we'll known here: The
following guests of the Antlers and
who are attending the horse show were
entertained with a delightful tally-ho
party yesterday morning as guests of
Mr.A. E Ashbrook of Kansas City. who
has taken most of the prizes. and Mr.
Dean r. Low of Topeka, who is also a
horse show devotee. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A Pratt of Little Rock, Ark; Mrs. NJ
A Low of Topeka, Kan; Mrs. J. &
Case Of Abilene, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashbrook Of Kansas City. Miss Long
and Miss Lula Long Of Kansas City
Miss Marney of st. Joseph, Mr.. T. l.
King of Topeka, Mr. Dean Low of To-
peka, Mr.. Edwin Sims of Kansas City.
For Miss Alice Aston.
Eight of Miss Alice Alston's most in
innate friends are giving an all day
picnic in her honor, at the Reform
school today Miss Aston goes to KAN
sas City Wednesday to live.
The party consists of Miss Eva Smith,
Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Ethel Morton,
Miss Hazel Mulvane, Miss Nellie Mills
paugh, Miss Kathleen Lord, Miss Isa.-
bel Lord Miss Alice Aston and Miss
Josephine Gay.
An Informal Affair.
pleasant little surprise party was
given Theodore Colwell Friday evening
at his home; the time was spent in
playing games and at a late hour re-
freshments We're served The guests
were: Clara Bearult, Mildred Phillips,
Mamie Hunter. Minnie Hunter, Roy
Shoaf, Harry Lowe. Clifford Moore and
Jesse HALEY.
A Birthday Picnic.
Miss Zoe Miller gave a delightful lit
tie picnic Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening on the Washburn college cam
pus. 1t was in celebration of her four
teenth birthday. Games of all kinds
made the time pass very pleasantly
and at 6 o'clock an elaborate Spread
was served. The affair was enjoyed by
about rs young people.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson re-
turned Saturday from a several weeks
visit in Galesburg and Chicago
Mrs. w. 3. Jansen and son Phillip,
of Chicago. formerly of Topeka, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hall, on
Greenwood avenue.
Frank Cain returned to Chanute to-
day after a few days visit with Topeka
friends.
Misses Julia and Lugrace Whitmer,
who have been spending the past five
weeks in Detroit, Buffalo and Canada,
returned home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Quinton and Mr.. and Mrs.
3. T. Lewis spent Saturday evening in
formally with Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Crane in celebration Of Mr.. Cranes
The Current Literature club of Pot
win viii meet Tuesday morning with
Miss Matte Knox. at her home at Bel
voir.
Miss Mary Dimond, of Chicago, will
arrive next week for visit with Mrs.
Evelyn Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Larimer are spend
ing a few days at the Taylor farm.
Miss Beulah Lee returned Sunday
from a three weeks outing at Colorado
Springs and Green Mountain Falls.
Mr.. Harry w eaVer came up from
Kansas City to spend Sunday with his
wife, who is spending a few weeks here.
Mrs. +. r. Ketner will come up from
Kansas City the last Of the week to
visit her sister, Mrs. Katherine
O'ReiIly.
Miss Margaret Jones and Miss E1vie
Millspaugh are planning to leave early
in September for Faribault Mimi,
where they will enter St Mary's semi
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Diclzie spent Sun
dav in De Soto with Mr. Dickie's sister.
Miss Meenie Hambleton, who has
been spending the summer IN the east,
is now in Baltimore and will return to
Topeka next week. Miss Mary WHIT
ton, who has also been in the east ali
summer, Will accompany her home.
Miss Berenice Fuller expects to go to
Emporia this week to visit friends
Dr.. L. NJ. Thomas. pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church of Little Rock.
Ark. formerly pastor Of the First
Baptist church of Topeka, who has
been quite Ill here for the past week,
left today for Missouri to visit his
brother His daughter. Miss Julia
Thomas. accom- panied him.
Miss Elsie Duna way, Of Clay Center,
Is in Topeka, the guest of Miss Bessie
Miller, at 1862 Tyler street.
Miss Ruth Campbell spent Sunday
with her parents in Clay Center
Miss Lena McCray spent Sunday with
friends in Kansas City
Mrs IT. A. Hickey, Miss Caro- Deming
and Mr. Arthur Gray have returned
from a several weeks outing at Green
Mountain Falls.
Mrs William Reed and daughter
Evelyn have returned from q weeks
visit in Carbondale.
Mrs WEIGH and daughter Ruth, of
Topeka avenue and Miss Ida Dennis
have returned from a six weeks out
ing at Colorado Springs ManftOu and
other points of interest in Colorado.
Miss Matte Reed is visiting friends
in Kansas City.
Mrs c. F. Purviance and Miss Lena
Purviance have returned from a weeks
visit with friends in Wakarusa-
Miss Grace Verify Of Kansas City,
formerly of Topeka. is in the city visit
ing Miss Cora Goddard.