The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-23

king. Mrs G. W. MofHtt. Mrs. r war
ner and Mrs Z. A. Anderson.
The programme given was as follows:
/ Reading ..-...-. Mrs J. W. Dey
Piano Solo. ..-............Ruth Ridings
| Vocal Solo.-....--.....-.... Miss Davies
! Reading .-... Hazel Jones'
! Trio--Nellie and Hazel Jones and Web
| stsr Hoover.
! Piano Solo. Alice Aston
| Darby Speciality Mr.. Chas. Brown
1 Reading julia Warner and Fay Tincher
| Dance-Frank Holland. Blanch Archer,
1 Geo. Platte. Lydia Holland, Irene
Kelly. Eloise Sargent. Dorothy Aston,
Geo. johnson.
/ Piano Solo. ..-....-..........M Miss Foote
The evening programme was as fol-
Piano Solo. Mr.. Harry COIN
| Dance-Frank Holland, Blanche Archer.
| George Pfatt, Lydia Holland, Irene
Kelly. Eloise Sargent, George John
son, Dorothy Aston.
Reading. Mrs. J. ". Dey
/ Darby Specially Mr.. Chas Brown
/ Piano Duet. Miss Aston, Miss Grimes
ReAulng .-...--. Miss Lincoln
/ Piano Solo. ...................AI Miss Foote
/ Vocal Solo. Miss Dorritz
Reading --------------...--. Miss Tincher
Columbia-KathTyn Bennett. Gertrude
Anderson.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Violet Butler Mccoy
Orchestra-Afiss Hazel Jones' Miss Mel
lie Jones, Mr.. Hoover.
Recital. -. julia Warner, Fay Tincher
Darky Specially Rose Cohn
Eiaho 500. -..-.- ..----..- Miss Mccoy
Vocal Solo,. .......-.........M Miss Davies
ElaHo 500. Prof Worrai
Vocal Solo, .-...-.-.-....M Mr.. ConweH
Piano Solo, Miss Ruth Rulings
A Character Party.
The character party given by the Y.
W. c. A. and the Y NJ C A at the
rooms of the latter Friday evening was
oi,-
were deliberately decorated with red,
white and blue bunting and flags. oceu-
pylng conspicuous positions in one of
the rooms were large pictures of George
and Martha Washington, draped with
flags
There were between four and I'VE hun
dred young people OF the city in at
tendance, and about fifty of them were
in costume. Miss Alice Leggett repre-
scented Martha Washington and
Mr.. Leon Thorpe George W ashingtons
Miss Hutchinson was Mary Washing
ton Miss Elizabeth Jones Barbara
Frietchie' Miss Tina Wade ..Maude
Muller. H. L Stevens Benjamin Frank
lin Mr. J. H. Ellis John Alden and
there were many other well known char
acters repl esented. An interesting pro
gramme was given and punch was
served during the evening.
The Chantauqua Programme.
The Ninde Chautauqua Circle viii
meet Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Edith OFT. The following pro
gramme viii be given:
Roll call viii be responded to with
current events.
Rivalry OF Nations, chapter ia. O.
Beach.
Greek History. chapters Z and s-Aaiss
Mckee.
Critical Studies in French literature
Miss Newell.
A Box Party.
Mrs. w. e. Stanley, Mrs. John CLANCY,
1d IRE IT
Richter have returned from Council
Grove where they were guests at
house party given by Mrs Richter's
accompanied home by Mrs. NJ. Gale, Mrs
W. H. White, Mrs. c. Armsby and Mrs
Lewis Mead Miss 10y Gale, a member
Of the Modjeslxa company. is a daughter
OF Mrs. N. Gale and box party at the
performance this evening will be COM
posed Of the four Council Grove ladies,
Governor and Mrs Stanley. Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Richter, Senator and
Mrs John ChaEey and Representative !
and Mrs. Il. F. Giessler.
G. A. l. S. Girls Entertain.
The G. A. l. S. girls of the Topeka
high school gave an enjoya BILE party |
Friday evening at the home of Miss
games and amus=ments were provided |
for the entertainment of the guests and |
late in the evening refreshments were /
served. The rooms were prettily dec |
GRATED for the occasion. The affair was |
enjoyed by the following guests.
Miss Jessie Campbell. Miss Margaret |
Johnson Miss Florence Tucker. Miss |
Sarah Mcclellan, Miss Grace Muckle. |
Miss Grace Whitmer, Miss Cora Shull |
Miss Bertha Thomas. Miss Minnie Stew |
art, Miss Agnes Burge. Miss Mabel /
Rice, Miss Jennie Cook. Miss Fay Engle. |
Miss Rose Daley, Miss Hichenbacher, /
Miss Helen Haines. Miss Mary Axtell, /
Miss Verna Wetheral, Miss Schley, Mr.. |
George Bates, Mr.. Harry Fsrockett Mr..
Earl Ewart, Mr.. Henry Strawn, Mr.. /
Kenneth Anderson, Mr.. Ted Montgomery, I
Mr.. Sam WhitlocIz, Mr.. Easl Mcfarland, +
Mr. George Kline, Mr.. James Mcclure |
Mr. Paul Ost. Mr.. Stout, Nj. Bennett, I
Mr.. Richenbacher.
An Informal Affair.
Mrs Sherman Grice and Mrs. VIII |
Gunther entertained a few friends in /
formally Friday afternoon at the home I
Of Mrs. GunthtT, at 723 Clay street, in /
who leaves soon for an extended stay |
in California
The rooms were decorated with a
quantity of carnations and toward the |
close of the afternoon a tWo-courSe |
luncheon was served on small tables /
arranged through the rooms.
The guests were: Mrs L. K Butter /
field, Mrs. William Bannister Mrs.
Petro, Mrs. S. Dickey. Mrs Baldwin,
Mrs. W. G. Fisk, Mrs. w. H Bailey, I
Mrs. J. Crawl Mrs NJ. Hughes, Mrs.
John Henrietta. and Airs. William Arid.
A Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
home, 1909 Garfield avenue, Lowman
Hill, by the Neighbors club. The occa-
sion was their intended removal to
Troy Kas where Mr.. Shumate viii en-
pleasantly spent IN games and other
entertainments. Refreshments were