The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30


to take place next Tuesday was given
a surprise pillow shower by a number
of her girl friends Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Alma George Miss
Wingert was invited to tea al the home
of Miss George and later in the evening
the young ladies went to the house in
a body each laden with a pretty sof~
cushion. The time was pleasantly spent
in dancing and music refres hments
were served.
The affair was participated in by
Miss Ethel Fox, Miss Aimee Avery,
Miss Hilma johnson, Miss Alice Bond.
Miss Essie Augustus, Mrs. Minnie Con-
well. Miss Mabel Horton, Miss Mabel
Proudfit. Miss Beulah George, Miss
Mary Thompson and Miss Mary Recob.
In Honor Of Miss Work.
One of the pleasant affairs given for
Miss Eleanor Work of Oklahoma City
was a picnic and boating party Thursday
evening at Garfield park The affair
was enjoyed by Miss Work, Miss Jean
Frost, Miss Emma. Dennis, Miss Santa
Waters. Miss Fe Waters, Miss Virgie
Payne Mr. L W. Peabody, Mr.. Earl
Case, Mr.. Horace Macferran, Mr.. John
Abrahams, Mr.. VIII Henry. Mr. Fred
Gillett and Mr. John Waters.
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Pearl Ehinger entertained Wed
nesday evening at an enjoyable wheel
party complimentary to her cousin, Miss
Maybell Loveland of Wichita Refresh
ments We're served on the lawn late in
the evening.
Miss Ehinger's guests were. Misses
Myrtle Karr, Pansy Wintrode, Percie
AIunson. Grace Thompson, Eva Griest,
Ethel Wingett, Grace SlaytOn, Trixie
Edwards, Mabel Herley. Pearl Stanley,
Bessie Griggs, Effie Evans, Kittie Rag
Effinger, Miss Mayben Loveland;
Nessrs. Arthur Reid, Harley Carter, Roy
Slayton, Jesse Tryon, David Edwards,
Earl Fairchild, Clarence Jordan, Har-
ley Greist, Nelson Ives. Jay Jordan,
Willie Grubbs. Frank Bevella.
Birthday Celebration.
Mrs. NJ Harmon entertained about
thirty little people very pleasantly
celebrate of the seventh birthday of
her daughter Helen Cake walking,
games and music made the time pass
all too quickly for the little people
Brown and Conrad Here for being the
best walkers. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served
The guests were: Helen Brown,
Mabel Langhart, Mildred Here, Re
gina Ardery. Ruth Wilson. Bertha
Clinton. Stella Anton, Ruth Rooster
Sarah Curtis. Mary DOWny, Florence
Chrisman. Helen Fieger. Aline Mayer
Conrad Here, Freddy Mayer. William
and Fred Steinrauf Leon Yount,
Johnny McGinstry. Charley BOrman,
Walter Ardery. Walter and Phillip
Mrs. Harmon was assisted by Mrs.
Ardery and Mrs L. Langhart-
A SIumber Party.
Last evening a small party of jolly
girls met at the home of Miss Gloria
Dumenil for a slumber party given for
her cousin, Miss Pearle Howell. of
Hutchinson. They enjoyed games and
music during the evening. The chief
feature, editing newspaper, afforded
much amusement. At a late hour they
ROTH cd he
morning a dainty breakfast was served
in courses. Those present besides the
guest of honor We're Miss Nora Bond,
Miss Helen Morrow, and Miss Maude
Boyland.
A Straw Ride.
The following young people enjoyed
pleasant straw ride about town for
a few hours Thursday evening: Miss
Blanche O'Neil of Iseavenworth, Miss
Julia Wellhouse. Miss Nadine Lyle,
Miss Vivian Tuttle, Miss La We're
Langdon, Miss Hazel Higgins of Kan
sas City. Mr. Carl Trap, Mr.. John
Heller, Mr.. Walter Moore, Mr.. Sumner
Everingham, Mr.. Harry F'leishm an,
Mr.. Waite Lyle. Mr.. Arner Rowley.
A Birthday Party.
Master Paul White gave a birthday
party yesterday to a number of his lit
tie friends and all had a merry time
Those present We're: Grace Clark
Mabel Kingsley, Helen HOller, Ralph
Kingsley. Floyd Slater. Clemens Alex
ander and Paul Younger.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Horace Macferran returned Thursday
from a several weeks outing at Lud-
ingtOn, Mich.
Miss Helen Hogeboom will go to
Pittsburg Saturday for a weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams and
children returned today from a months
trip to Buffalo. New York city Boston
and other eastern points.
Miss Sheeleigh left a few days ago
for her home in Philadelphia. Since
last December she has been with her
aunt. Mrs T. F. Carver, on Harrison
street
W L Trump returned today froKa a
months business trip in the east
Mrs John T. Clancy and guest. Miss
Nellie Scott of Larned, spent Thurs
day shopping in Kansas City
Mr.. 9. T. Resseguie and family. ac-
companied by a few friends who have
been taking a several weeks trip
through Colorado in Mr.. Resseguie's
private car, have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keller will
leave next week gor a. months trip to
Buffalo, New York, Boston and other
eastern points of interest
Miss Lillian Harkins left Thursday