The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-16

entertained a. few Of their friends in
formally Thursday evening at their
home on Harrison street, compliment
rhry to Miss Grace Judd, of Mount
Vernon, Ill The time was spent in
playing high five. The prizes. a dainty
fan and a book. were won BY Miss
Winnie Felt ana Mr.. Leslie McCanne-
Late in the evening refreshments were
served.
The guests were: Miss Judd, Miss
Jennie Wilson of Valencia, Miss Kath-
crime Freshman. Miss Myrtle Jetn ore,
Miss Addie Skinner Miss Winnie Felt,
Miss Gertrude Felt, Mr.. Kenneth
NFharry, Mr.. Sheldon Wentworth, Mr..
Walter Hayes. Mr.. Leslie McCanne and
AR George Freshman
A Delightful Affair.
Mr. a. stacy HadIey entertained
about thirty Of his friends very delight
fully Thursday evening at his home on
Clay street. in celebration of his birth
day. It was a lawn and porch party
combined. The place was lighted with
1nnumerable fancy and japanese Ian
terms and quantities of cushions, rugs
and easy chairs made comfortable rest
ing places for the young people. Punch
was served during the evening on the
porch and in the sitting room. and late
4n the evening other refreshments were
served by Mrs. W. r. AIcVey and Miss
Ethel Hadley- Music and dancing were
the main features of the evening
The guests were- Miss Alice Meade,
AIiss Isabel Lord. Miss Hazel NIulvane.
Miss Ethel Morton. Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Helen McClintock, Miss Virginia
Meade, Miss Ruby Givens. Miss Kath-
1een Lord. Miss FlOssie Burdge. Miss
Mabel Cuthbert Miss Louise DIcNeal.
Miss Ala Martin Of Elgin Ill, Miss
1.va Smith. Miss Winnifred Hadley, Mr..
George Mitchell, Mr.. Harry Freshman,
Mr. Charles Adams, Mr. Hugh Isarimer,
Mr. Howell Jones, Mr. Frank Griggs.
air. Russell Frost Mr. Earl Mcfarland,
Mr.. Ed Guild. Mr.. Luther Tillotson. Mr..
8ayard Whitney Mr. Paul Ost and Mr.
At Garfield Park.
The young ladies who have planned
for several weeks to give a picnic at
Garfield park. and have been prevent
ed each time by the rain. Will make
one more effort this evening. In case
1t should rain they Will so to the home
Of Miss Edna Prescott, on Monroe
street where a picnic supper viii be
served in the house.
The party viii be CON posed of Mrs.
VIII Griffith. Mrs PETER. Miss Jessie
Euthbert, Miss Venice Whitney, Miss
I-eOna Sage, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
kate Cuthbert. Miss Edna Prescott,
Miss Daisy Warner. Miss Marie Gil,
Miss Emma Nichols. Miss Jennette
Peppin, Miss Bessie Creamer, Miss Mae
Tally, Miss Minnie Maier. Miss Bea
Hayes Miss Ada Simmons, Miss Edith
L.
white, Miss Maud Gillett Miss Minnie
Cook and Miss Kate Ryan.
Al the Governors Mansion.
Miss Blanch Imboden of Wichita,
who has been visiting in Illinois, arriv-
ed today and is the guest of Miss Har-
riet Stanley at the governors mansion.
Miss Bessie lnneSS and Miss Fode
Stanley came over srOm Wichita and
are also Miss Stanley's guests. Another
guest at the governors mansion win be
MIR Carl Henry Of Butler, Mo. who is
70 arrive Saturday or Sunday to visit
Mr. Harry Stanley
An Informal Luncheon.
Miss AIarjory Davis gave an informal
luncheon today at her home at 1873
Greenwood avenue. Potwin. The guest
of honor was Miss Ala NJ Martin of
7llgin, IL, who is the guest of Miss
ed at her home at eleven o'clock and
about 1890 dainty luncheon was
served Covers We're laid for eight.
A Pleasant Outing.
Mr.. N. H. LOOMS of Potwin took his
Sunday school class of the First Pres
6yterlan ehure "a, on a pleasant little trip
"Wednesday They went to Leaven-
worth early in the morning and spent
most Of the time i'm going through the
penitentiary. In the afternoon they
went to Kansas City on the trolley and
returned to Topeka in the evening The
class is composed of ten young men
and each year Mr. LOOMS plans some
pleasant excursion for them.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. R A. Wallace has returned to
her home in Horton after n few days
visit with her daughter. Mrs L. HI
Stricken on Monroe street Mrs. Strick-
1er's little daughter Enid accompanied
her home for a short visit.
Miss Ethel Dennison who has been
spending the past week in Topeka with
Mrs. Clifford left today for her home in
Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Mr. John Barimer has returned to his
home in Washington Court House, Ohio,
after short visit with his niece, Mrs.
l. II. Stricken.
Mrs ". A. McCarter and little daugh-
ter Bessie have returned from a few
days stay in Clay Center.
Mrs. George johnson of Republic
county is spending a short time at the
National hotel. Mrs. johnson is the
lady who presented to the state the
tract of land at Pawnee Rock where
the American flag was first unfurled.
Mrs. johnson was entertained at dinner
Thursday evening by Dr. and Mrs A
II Thompson
Captain A NJ Fuller. daughter
Berenice and Miss Allabelle Troutnan
returned Thursday from a short trip
TO Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Leroy of Chicago
passed through Topeka Thursday en-
route to Colorado Springs, Denver and
Salt Lake City They will return in
about three weeks and stop in Topeka
Tor a short time.
Captain r. n Spivey has returned
from a weeks trip through Oklahoma
Mrs. Claud Marsh Butlin Of the City
OF Mexico win arrive in Topeka about
the middle of September for a several
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. J. c.
Wilson.
Mrs. Albert Parker has returned from
an extended outing in Colorado; Mr..
Parker is expected in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs B NJ. Davies who have
been spending the winter IN Los
Angeles passed through Topeka We'd
mesday en- route to Des Moines: they