The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-05
A Pleasant Affair.

A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Mary Gaylord entertained about
40 Of her friends informally Wednesday
evening at her home at the corner Of
Huntoon and Garfield. Games and mus
ic made the evening pass all too quick
~.
Among the inviteP guests were: Miss
Lottie Stetzner of Joplin. Mo, Miss
Laura Brown Of New Orleans, Miss Min
ME McMurtrie Of Lyndon, Kan, Miss
Daisy Wellman, Miss Katherine Welch,
Miss Marcia Williams, Miss Winnie VIII
nams. Miss Ella Fuller Miss Clara Day,
Miss Minnie Todd, Miss Nora Spencer,
Miss Carrie Bratton, Miss Verna Me-
Latchey, Miss Mary AxtelI, Miss Bessie
For hes, Miss Edith Durant, Miss Jessie
Campbell Miss Winnifred Traver, Miss
Dollie Brown, Mr.. Paul Todd, Mr.. Wal
ter Lux, Mr.. Robert Mears, Mr.. Ralph
Bollard, Mr.. David Taylor, Mr.. Robert
Forbes Mr.. Lyndon Day. Mr.. Allan
Spep4er, Mr.. Walter Axtell, Mr.. Harry
Adams, MI Howard Marshall. MIR.
Frank AIohler. Mr.. George Badders, Mr..
Elgie Bratton, Mr.. Henry Brown, Mr..
Verne Hostutler. Mr.. Clovis Dale and
Alr. Hugh Benner.
Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Lille May Martin Tuesday
evening in honor of her birthday. The
porch and lawn We're lighted with Jap
anese lanterns and comfortably fitted
UP for the occasion
Those invited were, Miss Frances
Newton, Miss Edna Dana Miss Vera
Ware. Miss Grace Ware, Miss Clemma
BOllard, Miss Nora Suddarth, Miss
Nellie Leach, Miss Myrtella Collins,
Miss Annie Barnes, Miss Frances
Barnes, Miss Minnie Grow, Mr.. Frank
Short. Mr. Re Irwin, Mr.. James Hayes,
Mr.. Encil Harris, Mr.. Walter WidIng,
Mr.. Paul Funchess. Mr.. Ernest Marten,
Mr.. Fred Dyal and Mr.. Clinton Hall.
Several vocal numbers by Mr.. VIII
Young were much enjoyed
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Laura Snyder Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting her brOther-in-law,
Mr.. Horace Hall. for a short time; she
will enter Bethany college next week
Attorney General A. A. GODDARD spent
Wednesday in Kansas City on bust
ness.
Miss Anna Troutman returned today
from a six weeks visit in California
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Overholt
C A Rankin is expected home the
last of this week from a trip to Cali
fornia. he was called there by the
death of his mother.
Miss Winnie Vanderpool returned
Wednesday from a six weeks stay in
Colorado.
Miss Jessie Marsh viii return Sunday
from a months visit at Colorado
Springs with Miss Birdie Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Norton who have
been spending most of the summer at
the J. D. Norton residence on West
Eighth avenue have gone to their own
home at lis Western avenue. They
expect to break up housekeeping in
about month and board for the win
ter
Mrs W. J. Radcliff Of 1912 Buchanan
street entertained at an informal dim
ner Wednesday evening for Miss Belle
Welch and Mr. Pugh.
Miss Mary Barley returned Wednes-
day from a short visit in Lawr renee.
Miss Frone Sparks will return Friday
from Denver where she has been spend
ing the summer
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. welch will enter
tain at dinner Saturday evening for
Miss Belle Weleh and Mr.. Pugh.
Miss AleXine Lee returned Wednes-
day from Oklahoma where she has been
spending the summer.
Mr. John McVicar has returned from
a months vacation spent in the east.
Miss BERTHE Love will leave Monday
for months visit with relatives in
YOungS tOWn, Ohio
Miss Jessie Aid of Kansas City who
is the guest of Mrs. George p. Ashton
will not return to her home until Sat
urday-
Mrs. G. W. Penfield has returned from
Colorado where she has been spending
the summer.
Mrs. Charles Bowes of Texas is in
Chicago visiting her daughter, Miss
Lottie Bowes better known as Miss
Charlotte Crane; after leaving there she
will visit her other daughter in Peoria,
after which she viii come to Topeka
Texas.
Mrs Charles 1fcClintock will return
Saturday from Manitou, where she has
been spending the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richie and two
children have returned frora a months
western trip.
Mr.. Merrill Lindsay will leave the
first Of the week for Boonville, No.