The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-20

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SOCIETY,"
Miss Emma Dennis invited a dozen Of
her friends informally this afternoon in
honor Of Miss Eleanor Work Of Okla
aaoma City who is the guest of Miss
Jean Frost. The affair was all the more
pleasant on account of its fnformality;
towards the close of the afternoon a
dainty luncheon was served.
The guests We're Miss Work. Miss
Jean Frost Miss Santa Waters, Miss FNe
Waters, Miss yirgie Payne, Miss Helen
Otis. Miss Grace WeIch, Miss Lillian
Valentine, Mrs Carl Nellis. Mrs Ben
Criswen and Mrs. Wilbur s Clancy.
A Birthday Party.
Master Arthur Beronius invited ten
of his little friends to spend Monday
afternoon in celebration of his tenth
birthday. The afternoon passed pleas /
antly with various games and at four
o'clock the little folks We're invited in
m IA ~ ~fr1rr of
watermelon, fruit ice cream and cake !
was served from a gaily decorated table /
in the middle of the room, in which 4
rested the birthday cake containing ten !
lighted candles.
Those present We're, Floyd Snow. !
Claire Boone. William Bailey. Carl Fox,
Eddie Mooney, James Mooney, Theo- /
dore Zercher, Harry zercher and Karl /
Beronius.
Trolley Party.
a party of young men gave a trolley |
party Monday evening and the partici- I
pants are rash enough to insist that /
they had a better time than if the girls +
had been along A number of them had /
stlinged Instruments and cigars were /
rhe only refreshments served
Those in the party were, De Saxton,
Ellis Pulley, Ben Cohn, Charles Root, |
VIII Burgess, A. Hirbour, Dan Hag 4
CART J. G. Fleisch, W. r. Lawrence, G. /
N. StraWn, Ray Lyddane, c. N. Nelson, 4
H. G. Guild, r. P. O'NeiI, Joe Donahue,
d NJ Nelson. II. c. Galloway, w. /
4. IL
III. J. Nichols. Earl Graham. e. E.
Bloom. David Gossett, Harry AIcKira-
nan. Aural Rulings, Christie Spear. Geo.
AcCarters Charles Smyth. Nate Thomp-
son. l. ". Gleason. Bert Kelley, Mr..
Charles killian and Mr.. Kelley.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weitzel have re-
turned to their home in Laurel Miss,
after weeks visit in Topeka with Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Burns at their home
ON Tyler street
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ritchie left Monday
for a two weeks trip to New Mexico.
Misses Grace and Maud VanHOuten
went to St Joe Friday Miss VanHouten
viii spend the winter there with her
sister, Mrs G. U. Phflley, but Miss
maud Will return after short visit
Miss Emily Hagar returned from a
weeks visit in Kansas City with Miss
Virginia Shippey
Miss Agnes Hansen of Lawrence who
has been visiting Mrs. Katherine
O'Eteiliy is spending the week with Mrs.
Luther Burns
Mrs. Amos Burns and baby are ex-
pected over from Wichita in a few days
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Burns.
Last Sundays issue of the Colorado
Springs Telegraph contains on the So
eIefy page an excellent picture of Mrs.
Harry O. Garvey who is spending the
Mrs. George Stoker and little daugh-
ter Eleanor returned Monday from an
extended outing in Colorado
Mrs. James Grey Thomas who has
been critically i'll for SO long is much
better and was able to so for a drive
this morning.
Miss Ethel Wood of Ottawa is spend
Afaude Barnes.
Mrs. George Nell and daughter Daisy
are spending the week in Overlook,
kan.
Miss Edna Guy has gone. to Junction
City where she viii be the guest of
friends for three weeks
MIR. Hal Niles, formerly of Topeka,
but now Of Chicago, was the guest Sun
day Of Topeka friends.
Judge and Mrs. C. E Foote and little |
son spent two days last week fishing at
Maple Hill.
AIr. T.. w. Peabody returned Monday
from Philadelphia where he has been
spending the past seven months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Maegley went
days visit.
AIRS. James S. sproat and little daugh-
ter Dorothy viii go to Clay Center
Wednesday for a few days visit with
Mrs. n A Herbst and daughter Sue
went to Kansas City Monday to spend
81 week OF ten days. Miss Bessie Bates
VIII join them there the last of the
week. Miss Anna Herbst is to sing at
one Of Alr. Francis Fisher Powers re
citals which is to be given on the 26th.
Mrs w S. Lindsay is visiting her
mother, Mrs Smith, at the Soldiers
Home in Leavenworth.
Mr. VIII Hilton who has been visit
ing his father and sisters in PennsyI-
vania is expected home Thursday: he
also visited the Pan-American exp0si-
tton while away.
Mr.. Jay Van Houten returned Sun
day from a two weeks outing at Green
Mountain Falls Mrs NanHouten will
remain there until the close Of the
season.
Mrs. Bert WadIefgh and Miss Myrtle
Williams. Of Marion are in the city
visiting the family Of their uncle j. w
Sidwell, at 421 Quincy street
Mrs. J. f. Daniels, Of the Veale block,