The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-22

in Emporia today for week with her
family.
Mrs Courtney Flower and her little
daughter. Virginia, are at the Blower
House.
Mrs. c. H. smallev and her little
daughter, Katherine. will leave soon for
an extended visit in Wisconsin.
Mr.. De We're Rafter. of Holton. was
the guest of Mr.. Dick Hayden, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Bean entertained
Mr. and Mrs Scott and Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Hawley, with a few friends. at
o'clock dinner Thursday evening
The Bachelor club gave their regular
dancing PARTY at Hudson's hall Friday
evening, November 81, Those who danced
were: Mr. and Mrs H s. Knox, Mr..
and Mrs A. E. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs
Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Stauffen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Peppmeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Roby Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. c S.
Kistler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coles. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Johnson: Miss Mabel
Jones, Miss Sadie Kelley. Miss Stella
Barnum, Miss Maud Naylor, Miss Irene
Mcneil. Miss Monte Young, Miss Edna
Dickinson. Miss Amy Avery, Miss Hat
tie Jones' Miss Lulu Rartell Miss Hat
Crane, Miss Maud Maxwell. Miss Lulu
Vogel, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Alice
Quinn, Miss josephine Pickens, Miss
Jennie MORGAN Miss Viola Sans Miss
Miss MAY Coulter, Miss Divinia Boyd,
Miss Elizabeth Mcneil: Mr.. N. A. En-
mertz, Mr.. r. M. Williams Mr.. Sam
Barnum, Mr. A. M. Stenger. Mr.. w. N.
Newly, Mr.. Frank Dickinson. Mr. Har-
ry Henry. Mr.. Newt Alden, Mr. James
Clark, Mr. Joe Aigner. Mr.. r. c. Rob
ertson, Mr.. r: K. Ball. Mr.. Aurel Rid
ings, Mr.. A ]. Maxwell. Mr.. Ben Rar-
num- Mr.. Russell Kinkaid Mr. Harry
Cohn. Mr.. John Blair. Mr.. Fred Dick
inson, Mr.. c. A. Richie, Mr.. VIII Kerr.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hoodrich. Mr. A. G. Killinger,
Mr.. F L. Robbins. Mr.. AL Hullitt, Mr..
c. d. Hudson.
The members of the G. G. Gage Post
and their wives arranged a very pleas
ant surprise party last Tuesday evening
and met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Lord, lis Harrison street in honor
of Mrs. ShOquist, of Detroit Mich for
merly Miss Maude Lord. of this city
Cards furnished the amusement until
1890 o'clock. when supper was served.
The most enjoyable feature of the even
ing was the music, furnished by Mr.. A.
T. Hughes with his photograph. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Swain
Mr.. and Mrs. J S. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. M: De Boo, Mr.: and Mrs. W c.
Crawford. Mr. and, Mrs. F. H. Wilder,
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Rickenbocker, Mrs.
S. F. Ea dson, Mrs. M. c. Cater, Mrs. w.
P. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hughes,
Mr.; j. M. kiser' MI and Mrs. O. Brint-
nall, Mr.. E. C. Harmon. DR.. S. W.
Harmon Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Haskell Mrs E. J.
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs F. Garland. Mr.
and Mrs ]. A. Lord. Mrs N. Shoquist
Miss Caroline Lord Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lord, Mr.. w. Crawford, Mr.. c. E. Brint-
nall, Mr.. W. ]. Whitekind, Mrs. c. An,
CELL, Miss Mabel Garland. Miss Nellie
Harmon, Miss Dorothy Wilder, MI
Frank Wilder. Miss Clara Goodman and
Master Edward Shocuist
The Standard Shorthand Schools i'm
proved method of teaching the famous
/ Dement, Pitmanic shorthand is saving
of two months time to the pupil One
week free for investigation. $50 Kansas
| avenue.
The Aid society of the First Congre-
gational church will entertain the ladies
and their friends at d coffee matinee
at Mrs. w. o. Neilrs. 521 West Fourth
Monday afternoon.