The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02

Misses Cockera1 was much enjoyed. At
q late hour refreshments were served
through the rooms. Those invited were:
Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Bessie En1bfee,
Miss Lola Berry. Miss Margaret Better,
Miss Eta Hunter. Miss Edna Miller,
Miss Pearl Givens, Miss Gavitt, Miss
Eva Clayton, Miss Celia Smith, Miss
Maude Crimes Miss Helen Cockeral.
Miss Esther Rauch. Miss Winifred Had
ley, Cuma Reem, Miss ANNA ReaWn,
Miss Mamie Curry, Miss May Stevens,
Mr.. Arthur Baughman of Lawrence,
Mr.. Wilson Butler of Lawrence, Mr.. AL
len, Mr.. Chas. Wentworth, Mr.. Chas.
Reed, Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. Harry Lewis,
Mr.. Leon Davis, Mr.. Glenn Clark, Mr..
Stacy Hadley, Mr.. Ralph Forbes, Mr..
Clair Foulk, Mr.. Harry Sturges, Mr..
Chas. Adams, Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Dixon, Mr..
Laurens Mcfarland, Mr.. Zeva Ed
worthy, and Mr.. tSanlsy Reed.
Enterpeon Club Meets.
The Euterpean club met at the home
of Miss Flora Fisher Friday afternoon
and very pleasant time was spent.
Each guest was given a slip of paper
on which was written well known
phrases that were to be corrected. When
the answers were counted it was found
that Miss Ethel Muir had the most cor
rect, and received a prize. A number
of very pleasing musical selections were
played and toward the close of the af
ternoon delicate refreshments were
served. The club will meet again in
two weeks. Those present were: Misses
Ethel Muir, Gertrude Harrison, Lucille
Thompson, Cora Clough, Pearl Snyder,
Flora Fisher.
One O'clock Luncheon.
guest of honor at charming one o'clock
luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs.
Harmon Wentworth and Mrs. w. A.
Gilchrist, at the home of the former at
aer%r 49, y,
all old friends of Mrs. Johnson and the
affair was much enjoyed. Those invited
were, Mrs Johnson Mrs. w. . Rigby,
Mrs. w. M. Ream, Mrs. L. Marsh, Mrs.
George, Mrs. ]. Shore, Mrs. G. Antrim,
Mrs. 7. G. Gilchrist, Mrs. J. c. Gilchrist,
Mrs. G. Scott, Mrs. E. E. Babcock. Miss
Emma Stevens and Miss Grace Hind
marsh.
Halloween Party.
Miss Emma Beronius and Miss Agnes
Croskey gave a ''spook-jig party Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss Beron-
ius in honor of the mileage force en-
,ployed in c. w. Kouns' Office. Hallow-
cen games of all kinds were INDUCED in
until midnight when a regular spook
supper was served in the dining room
under the dim lights of Chinese and jack
o'lanterns.
Beronius of Kansas City, Miss Lucia
Nicely, Miss Mabel Wills, Miss Elsie
Cooper, Miss Mary Simpler. Miss Sadie
Kelly, Miss Maude Luce, Miss Davina
Boyd, Miss Selma BeroniuS Miss He1ga
Beronius, MIR. Francis R. Mcneil, Mr..
Harold Tasker Mr.. Harry Hobson, Mr..
Milton Heberer, Mr.. w. c. Bowhay. Mr..
5. O. Shipler, Mr.. w. s. Snyder, Mr..
Frank Shoop Mr.. Ray Paisley, Mr. Joe
Marlett, Mr.. Charles Croskey and Mr..
A. c. Bowhay.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Dancing instructions at Steinberg's
hall Monday evening. soc couple
The regular meeting of the Felicity
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. E. Sterne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Purdon who for
merly made their home in Topeka, have
moved to st. Louis and have gone to
housekeeping at 1904 Cook avenue
Miss Ida Shanklin who has been the
guest Of Miss Neal Hough is snendinsx