The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-15
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| decorations were red and white carna-
| lions and the favors were tiny Easter
| chickens and butterfly bon bonnieres.
There was also a gorgeous birthday
cake blaze with eight candles. Mrs.
O'Reilly was assisted by her mother,
Mrs George W. Martin, Miss Agnes
Hansen of Lawrence and her little son
Francis.
The guests were: Ethel Clark, Mary
Weightnlan, Dorothy Robbins, Genev
ieve Herrick, Sarella Herrick, Joy Pax
ton, Bessie Hile. Helen Brown, Lucille
Mills, Isabel Mills, Elizabeth Mills, Ka-
tie Bacon. Grace Otis, Cornelia Gleed.
Margaret Koontz, and Francis O'Reilly
The Hyperion Club Party.
The Hyperion club gave a delightful
dancing party Friday evening at Stein
berg's hall. This club has given two
successful series of parties during the
winter and the last party was a fitting
close. During the evening luncheon was
served and the music was furnished by
Steinberg's orchestra of eight pieces
There were a number of guests in adj
dition to those who have attended the
parties regularly.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Griffith, Miss Leila Hord, Miss Mary
Pickett. Miss Augusta Dewey, Miss
Pearl Weber, Miss Bertha Lawrence,
Miss Venice Whitney, Miss Mae Tally,
Miss Maude Naylor, Miss Margaret Will
son, Miss Nellie Clark, Miss Minnie
tavia Greenwood, Miss Marie Wilson,
Miss Josephine McMahan, Miss Myrtle
Dillon. Miss Edna Prescott, Miss Todd,
Miss Mabel RoSer, Miss Carrie ROSer,
Pepin, Miss Effie Reading, Miss Ethel
White, Miss Ethel Snyder of Kansas
City, Miss Daisy Warner, Mr.. Morris
Stevenson, Mr.. H. S. Barnes, Mr.. J. M
Brunt, Mr.. D. G. Haggart, Mr.. w. r.
Lawrence, Mr. w. F. Shehan, Mr.. Bruce
Harmon, Mr.. Earl Graham. Mr.. E. r.
Gregory, MIR. Victor Martin, Mr.. Frank
Z. Middleton, Charles B. Howe, Mr.. ].
Karl Henderson, Mr.. Ray H. Lyddane.
Mr.. Tom Herren, Mr.. Newton Alden,
Mr. N. B. Thompson, Mr.. A w. john
son, Mr.. Tom Within err, Mr.. N. G.. Edel-
blute, Mr.. J. A. Rhodes, Mr.. Clarence
Jones' Mr. r. N. MilIice, Mr.. Charles
G. Stolpe, Mr.. L. NJ. Saxton.
A Pleasant Affair.
A pleasant and profitable evening was
spent Friday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs E. NJ. Wardan at 307 Van Buren,
street by about thirty of their friends.
Mrs. WardaH read an extremely in
teresting paper on her European trip.
describing the scenes and sensations of
an ocean voyage and her first impress
sion of London. Objects of interest will
be described by Mrs. Wardal in two
weeks. This was followed by a paper on
Truth also poem by Miss Scheerer.
There was music. by Mrs Stockton and
Miss Scheerer.s Mrs. Wardau gave her
guests as souvenirs silver leaves from
Table mountain in South Africa, the
only place in the world where they
grow.
A Birthday Party.
Miss Mary MacLennan entertained
eleven of her little neighborhood friends
this afternoon at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. M. G. Goddard, in -celebra-
ton of her eleventh birthday. The time
was spent with games and music and
at five o'clock supper was served. The
guests were; Misses Henrietta Alexan-
der, Mary Alexander, Alberta Latham,
Allison Shaver, Helen Davidson, Bernice
Healy, Cornelia Gleed, Grace Griffith
Helen Stevenson and Isabel Mills.
An Anniversary Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Summers eel
ebrated their wooden wedding ami
versary at their home last Monday
evening The time was spent with music
and cards and at $50 supper was
served. Those present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn,
Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Deppe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sanndus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Puett, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Capron, Mrs
Whitney. Miss Daisy Whitney, Miss
Ethel Blair, Miss Carrie Summers. Miss
Grace Miller Miss Grace Summers,
Miss Pearl Summers, Miss Beulah Pat
mers, Mr. NJ. McFadden, Mr.. Earl
Vaughn.
Unity Club Entertained.
The Unity club was entertained at
progressive sixty-three last evening by
Miss Agnes Graham at her home on
West Sixth avenue. Club members
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Doncyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Schlagel, Miss
Julia Whitmer, Miss Lottie Deisher,
Miss Agnes Graham, Mr. Oran Kelley.
Mr.. Cyrus Mitchell Mr. Bert Kelley;
a1G he fnl Miss MYRTLE
Fordyce, Miss Grace Otis, Miss Lulu
F'ordyce. Mrs. Bartell, Mr.. Henry
Strawn, Mr.. Walter Goodwin Miss
Lulu Fordyce won the guests prize,
pink and white carnations. Miss Julia
Whitmer won the ladies' club prize,
souvenir spoon, and Mr.. Oran Kelley
won the gentlemen's club prize, card
case.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Myrtle E. Holmes is spending
few days in Kansas City with Miss
Mrs Harry Miller and son Noble, of
Ell Dorado are spending Saturday and
Sunday in Topeka with DR.. and Mrs.
A. M. Callahan
DIR. L. c. WATSON and DR.. c. B. Reed
went to Kansas City this morning and
will remain until Monday evening.
Miss Grace Mcclure is here from
Troy, Kas, to spend Sunday with rel
atives.
Mrs Horton, of Bethany college. will
go to Kansas City Monday morning,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Herrberg
and Miss Maude Benedict They will
hear Paderewski in the evening.
Mrs NJ. C. Moore is in Leavenworth
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. j. At
water.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Minney and DR..
and Mrs. r. S. Magee will act as chap
erons for a party of twelve who will
hear Paderewski in Kansas City Mon
day evening. They are: Mrs. HI. f.
Guthrie, Mrs Fred Brown, Miss May
Shultz, Miss Vida Estelle Bush, Miss
Myrtle Howard. Miss Edna Howard.
Miss Matte TilSon and Miss Lou Ti1son.
Mrs. Fred Slater and two children,
who have been i'll for several weeks
with the scarlet fever, are convalescing,
and the quarantine will be removed