The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hammatt and
Mr. and Mrs Walter T. Noble enter
tanned the Evening club very pleasantly
Friday at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Hammatt on Polk street
Various interesting amusements were
provided for the evening. Guessing the
Identity Of baby pictures was one OF tne
was the placing of the guests, four at
a table on which was a sketch OF an
apple; the sketch served for the SUP
Ject of poem to be composed Dy eacn
four. Apple pies were given as prizes
The club members are: Mr.. and MIS-
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammatt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. ]. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Capper. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ashby. Or.
and Mrs w. N. West, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs
George Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Quinton,
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Merriam and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Chase.
"a Young Peoples Party"
Mr. and Mrs. vinton Phenis enter
tanned very pleasantly Friday evening
In honor of their mother, Mrs. Emily
Phenis, and their uncle, Mr.. Edwin
Gardner. The average age OF the guests
was 1914 years, and the evening was
spent in telling some interesting eXpe-
rienceS Of fifty or more years ago. An
oyster supper was served at a late hour
Those present were: Mrs: Emliy
1Shenis. age &c; Mrs. Elizabeth Booth,
6S; Mrs. Julia Osborn. 66: Mr.. S. Rip
ley, 70; Mr.. Edwin Gardner, 80; DR.. J.
Mr.. James Booth, Il; Mr.. A Osborne,
69; Mr.. A. A. Ripley. 79.
The Hyperion Party.
The Hyperion club gave the first party
of its second series Friday evening at
Steinberg's hall. The affair was an un-
usually pleasant one and was enjoyed
by the following young people: Mr.
and Mrs Harry Steinberg, Miss Flor
ence Wilson, Miss Gertie Moore, Miss
Laura Shehan, Miss Bessie Butterfly,
Miss Bessie Donahue. Miss Caroline
Roser. Miss Edna Prescott Miss Anna
Fox, Miss Iolean Mize, Miss Mae Tally,
Miss Daisy Warner, Miss Venice Whit
ney, Miss Bessie Dreamer, Miss Beatrice
Hayes, Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Miss Jose
phine McMahan, Miss Mabel Roser,
Miss Minnie Maier, Miss Pauline Jones.
Mr.. Nate Thompson, Mr.. John Morrisey,
Mr.. Joe Donahue. Mr.. Tom Whitmer.
Mr.. H. N. Lyddane, Mr.. ]. Karl Hen
derson, Mr.. T. I. Herren, Mr.. F. B. Har-
mon, Mr.. Ray ]. Lyddane. Mr.. Will
Shehan, Mr.. VIII Cuthbert, Mr.. William
G. Herren. Mr.. N. G. Edelblute. Mr. ].
a. Austin, Mr.. F. A Robinson Mr. F.
e Middleton. Mr.. V. c. Martin, Mr.. w.
H. McKirahan. and Mr. Earl Graham
A Pleasant Affair.
Mr.. Luther TiIIotson entertained the
Debating Society Of June. 'o2. Topeka
High school, very pleasantly at supper
Thursday evening at o'clock. The dec
Orations consisted of yellow roses and
white nyacinths, yellow and white being
the class colors- Each young man was
given a Marie Gillett rose as souvenir.
The programme given was as follows:
There is noise in the town,
The orators thunder in the halls
POSTMASTER Chauncey Brown
Be merry, gentlemen"
Our President" ......... Isaac Barnum
.o,, With C5d grand and lofty bearing
Our class James Mcclure
June %. June %. June 'O2."
I'VE are at" go ---''@'"
Our Glass Girls ......... E,Idon Tice
The wittiest and the prettiest"
Manual training" ~ - - -''i'D
Our Rhetoric Teacher ....
40 In the halls of fame"
Our Society John Brown |
We are the boys
AtnIetcs --::.:.-.. James McCauley |
'56-00-64''
Boys" -; ID. c. Tillotson
Boys are boys"
A Club Party.
The w. Y. s. W. boys gave an enjoy |
able little party Friday evening at the |
nome OF Mr.. Proctor FOUGHT at 712 Tay- |
Tor street. The main feature of the ey- |
enlng was progressive conversation and |
the prize were carried off by Miss Ethel |
Davis and Mr., Henry Rigby.
refreshments were served. Miss Ma
bel FOUGHT and Miss Lillian MeIlen. as
sisted in entertaining
Ihose present We're Miss Jessie Camp |
bell, Miss Jeanette Wolcott Miss Rita
Updegraff, Miss Ethel Morton. Miss
Alice Meade, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss
Dot Wood, Miss Fay Quinton, Miss
Ethel Davis. Miss Sarah Mcclellan. Mr.. |
Earl Ewart, Mr.. Sam Freshman. Mr.. !
John F1eishman, Mr.. Hugh I,arimer |
Mr. Bayard Whitney, Mr.. Monte Kist-
Ter, Mr.. Russell Frost, Mr.. Harry Rig |
by, Mr.. Ralph futile.
A Social Afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon the ladies' of |
the w. {. I. U. We're very pleasantly |
entertained by Mrs. Pickett and Mrs |
Monica1 at their home POI Topeka ave- |
nue.. Under the direction of Mrs G. NJ
Blair, who is the superintendent of the |
social work department, a programme |
on woman's work was given. This |
was followed by a general discussion |
on child training. Delicate refreshments |
were served and a delightful afternoon |
enjoyed by ALL
Espanita Club Dance.
The Espanita club gave a very eniov- |
able dance at Steinberg's hall Tuesday |
evening. Those who danced were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hanlon, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Coughlip. |
Miss Minnie Kuehne, Miss Amelia Sew |
bold Miss Antonio krauss, Miss Clara |
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