The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-01

Nl Z ne state journal VIII confer q ldfOL
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initials. with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied by the name and
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published
The formal opening Of the new skat-
ing rink on Jackson street which was
an event Of last night was largely at
tended and the rink promises to offer "a
popular diversion Cor the winter The
seats in the balcony were all occupied
and there were many skaters. A num-
Der of skating parties for afternoon and
evening are being planned, some of
them by men and women who skated
when the craze was on before, twenty
years ago or more, and society threat
ems to take up the fad in earnest again.
HAnong the people in the balcony last
might were Mr.. and Mrs. james, l. King
Mr. and Mrs J NJ Meade, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Eagan. Mrs ]. B. Joh1sonr
Mrs Frank J. Thomas, Mrs. w W.
Webb, Miss Heinrichshofen of st. Louis
Miss Martin and Miss LII Nicely of
LeavenwOrth, Mr.. Walter Burgess. Mr..
Fred Bullene. Miss E1inor ArmentrOut,
Mr.. Frank Merriam, Mr.. Mark Reed Of
St. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. b T. Akers,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Gaunt Mrs. Mar
garet Wiggin, Mrs W e. Ogston, Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Eastman, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Dfelman, Mr.. George D.
Hood Miss Ella Davis. Miss Helen
Sterne Miss Bereniee Johnson. Mr..
Mike Murray, Mr.. Burns William, MI.
John Heller, Miss Nell Clough. Mr..
Ralph Peterson. Mr.. Galen Nichols.
The wedding of Miss Nell Hes and
Mr.. Walter A. Smith OF Kansas City
will be celebrated tonight at the Bunga-
low. the lies summer home in Highland
park. Mr.. Adrian Sherman and Mr..
Jerry Mcpherson oe Kansas City are
in town for the wedding.
The dancing pavilion at Vinewood
park was the scene last night of the
largest and gayest of the many local
celebrations of the festival of All
Saints. The park has been closed for
some time for the season but a special
car made the trip from down town
last night for this occasion. The
young matrOns and girls of the
younger dancing set were the hos
tesses and leap year customs pre-
vailed with the more seasonable Hal
loween traditions, giving the enter
NainmeuE some unusual features. The
pavilion was deliberately decorated.
Autumn foliage, strings of rosy APP
pies and lighted jack o. lanterns hung
4 rom the rafters, there were big fires
in the fire places at the two ends of
the room. and the Jack o. lanterns
were arranged on the nantes. "A
big long table was presided over by
Miss Eugenia Quinton and Miss
Juanita Lord who served the usual
Halloween refreshments. The hos
tesses and their guests were i'm rural
costume, most of the girls wearing
Bingham aprons and print frocks and
the men overans and jumpers or
sweaters some with the addition of
a comedy makeup. In attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Mohler, Mr..
and Mrs. William W. Wtkfdal Mr.
and Mrs Don Mulvane, Mr. and Mrs
William E. Drechsel, Mrs. Myrtle
Davis Gage, Mrs. Harry Williams
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Eleanor
Wheeler, Miss SaIlie Corning OF
Boulder, Colorado Miss Mary Lakin
Miss Hazel Mulvane, Miss Elvia Mills
pauEh, MISS Nellie Milispaugh Miss
Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith Miss
Lottfe Atchison, Miss Mary Meade
Miss Eliza beth Meade. Miss Ethel
Estbergs Miss Helen MeCGntock. Miss
Anna Ruder, Miss Nellie Baker Miss
Helen Quinton Miss Fay Ouinton.
Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Dolly Curtis
Miss Anna Pauline Moore. Miss Ethel
Morton. Miss Hazel Risteen, Miss
Helen Otis, Miss Edna Herbst Miss
Maud Crimes Miss Louise Wood. Miss
Jeanette Ware, Miss Nellie Hes Miss
Jessie Campbell Miss Jeanette VOL
colt, Miss Katharine CIough Miss
Mabel Knowles, Miss Mamie Veale
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey of Chicago. MIR
Thomas L. King, Mr. Clay Hamilton.
MI Ben Johnson, Mr.. Tiff w Felix
Mr.. Ed Curry. Mr.. Allen I4auck. Mr.
Fay Thompson. Mr.. Sam Fleishnan
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr. Walter
Hayes, Mr. Thee Snattinger, Mr.. John
Fleishman, Mr.. Harold Copeland Mr.
David Lakin. Mr.. Harry Donaldson
dr. Scott Lord, Mr.. Harry Freshman.
Mr. Leslie Guild. DR.. Rob Stewart. Mr.
Tim Stewart Mr. VIII Stewart. Mr.
Paul Sweet, Mr.. Tinkham Veale. Mr.
'oe Risteen, Mr.. Frank Gahagan. Mr.
ay House, Mr.. Bernard Crosby. Mr.
1harles AEagaw. Mr.. Charles Mitchell
Or. Dana Davis, Ar. George Allen
EF. Charles Howe Mr.. Todd