The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-28

| S0Y 7.
The regular Helianthus club dancing
party was given Saturday evening at
Hudson's hall. The evening was enjoy
ed by the following young people: Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Garvin, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Bailey, Miss Olive Gundry, Miss
Mabel Wood, Miss Vida Wood, Miss
Ethel De'Obert, Miss Helen Otis, Miss
err Miss Ca1lie CutteI1. Miss Janette
Lord, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Harriet
Jones, Miss Lizzie Gavitts Miss Agnes
Gunther. Miss Anna Herbst, Miss Beat
rice Foster. Miss Berenice Fuller Miss
Hazel F'assler Miss Edith Guibor. Miss
Elizabeth Cole, Miss Nellie Baker, Miss
Sue Sharitt, Miss Edna Crane, Mr.. Rol-
and Medlicott, Mr. Don Mulvane,' Mr..
Malcolm Gerard, Mr.. George Freshman.
Mr.. Sam Freshman, Mr.. Scott Lord, Mr..
Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Herbert Robinson,
Mr.. Jean Bailey, Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr.
Stanton Moss, Mr. Dick Alden, Mr. Nor
ton Payne, Mr.. Phil Daley, Mr. Charles
Wolff, Mr.. VIII Tinker. Mr.. Lathrop
Resseguie, Mr.. GiIlie Updegraff Mr. II.
Fl. Custer, Mr. Bob Stewart, Mr.. James
Stewart and Mr.. Joe Morgan.
DOuze Whist Club Meets.
The regular meeting of the Douze
whist club was held Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Earle Williams on
West Tenth avenue Mrs. David Palmer,
Miss Bessie West and Miss Rosamond
Horton substituted for Miss May Thorn
phine Shellabarger. The next place OF
meeting was not decided upon.
Sewing Club Entertained.
Miss Winifred Peffer entertained her
sewing club very pleasantly Friday af-
ternoon. The young ladies present were:
Miss Ida Tinker. Miss Jessie Campbell
Miss Mildred Scott. Miss Pearl Burdge
and Miss Maude VanHouten.
A Birthday Party.
Miss Pauline Marshall entertained
about 20 of her friends Friday evening
in celebration of her twelfth birthday.
Games of all kinds made the time pass
very pleasantly and at the close of the
evening refreshments were served.
The guests invited were: Misses
Blanche Jenness, Airline Dietrich, Edna
Groves, Grace Overmyer, Cora Tanner,
Florence Meyer, Minnie Chamberlain
Jessie Jones. Anna Anderson. Annabell
johns Ella Buff, Mary Mosller, Lena
Buff, Masters Ben johnson. George
Neale, Pearl Snyder, Gene Rogers Har-
~ Lewis, Charlie Henderson Walter
Wellman and Willie Kirk.
NOres and Personal Mention.
Miss Efie Graham and her cousin.
Miss AIDA Rolston, spent Sunday in
Hoyt.
Ralph Efflnger entertained about forty
OF his little friends Saturday in honor
Of his tenth birthday.
Mrs. T. Gray Kennedy returned Sat
urday from q few days visit in Kansas
City with Mrs. Harry l. Hubbard
the d. ID. club Is meeting this after
noon at the home OF Mrs Arthur
Miss Josephine Joerger. of Leaven-
worth, will spend this week in Topeka
with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Fruer.
Miss Grace Van Houten will go to
Kansas City Wednesday for a few DAYS
visit with Miss Ruby Hicks. after which
she viii go to ST. Joe to visit her sister
Mrs. c. W. Philley.
The Bohemian club viii hold it's reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs E. r Cartilage. on Topeka
avenue, instead of with Mr.. and Mrs
Bates.
The next Chancel Chapter tea win be
held at the home Of the Misses Ham
bleton, February T.
Miss Ivah Davis viii entertain the
Fortnightly Euchre club at her home on
Topeka avenue a week from Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank farrell enter
tanned a. few OF their friends informally
Sunday evening for Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Tennell of Atchison.
Charles Nelson, Norman Jury and
Frank BeveIle attended the Sousa con-
cert in Kansas City Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hord have returned
from their wedding trip to Chicago.
Mrs. George Eye, of Sa1tS Lake City
is spending few weeks in Topeka on
business.
Miss Mary Reed and Miss Fanny
Burge spent Sunday with friends in
Bur1ingtame.
Miss Lou Huckstead has been spend
ing the past two days in Kansas city
with her sister, Mrs. w. w Corlette
G. w. Flower has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Mrs Rayf1aQY1d 0f R47rliree game ID in
Topeka visiting her daughter, Mrs. A
G. Klingaman
Mrs. Elliott. of Chicago. is in the city
William Connors, OF Crosby Bros. left
today for Grand Rapids Mich. and New
York to buy new goods.
Miss Hartman and Miss A1illice of
Kansas City are spending the week in
Topeka visiting their cousin, G. R. Mil
lice and family.
Miss Pearlade Prescott is studying
with the violin virtuoso Camilla Urso.
who is stopping in Kansas City for two
or three moMths.
Miss Nan Henderson, of Galesburg
H.. IS spending several days in Topeka,
on her way to Denver. where she ex-
poets to remain for several months.
Mrs. Mary James, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends IN Topeka for
the past week. returned to her home in
Kansas City this morning.
The Imperial club party has been
postponed q week. on account of the
Elk rehearsals.
The Hsnschels.