The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-09
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Resent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items or Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors In Town


The entertainment gwen last evening
1 at Library hall for the benefit of the Free
\ kindergarten association proved most
( pleasing surprise to those who attended.
The living pictures, selected from s. ID.
Glbs0n's most familiar Illustrations IN
Life" were remarkably well represent
! ed The extreme style, artistic posing,
/ luxurious surroundings and above all the
beautiful women exquisltely gowned so
/ characteristic Of GtlDsOn's Illustrations
HANGED by the lights, cOIOrings aud lIv-
ing characters. Little " lille Wethereu,
VINO personated Cupid, caused the pic
ture Ia which ne appeared TO have re-
ceived special encoress and the good be-
havior Of the donAey. Wnlch represented
~ hat love and woman can make of
man" should not De without its rewards.
ewing probably to the numerous other
social events OF the weex, ths entertain
nent was Rot patron ed as il, or the
good cause for which was given, de-
served The committee which mad it in
charge consisted Of Mrs. Eugene q lin
ton. Miss Myra Williams. Fredusa Ros-
sington. Marguerite Bradley. jessie
Small and Margaret Mulvane. The fol-
lowing was the programme.
w nat love and woman can make Of
a man.
Puzzle-Find the heIress.
The American girl abroad Some fea-
lures Of the matrimonial mar6et
Kissed ia ten minutes
Puzzle-FInd the wealthy young man
who IS giving the dinner.
That delicious moment when you find
you have married the wrong woman
a funny story Find the Engiizhman-
In leap year The gentlemen leave the
ladies' to their tobacco and Wine
In leap year. The ladies', after a little
wine and tobacco, join the gentlemen in
the drawing
When poverty comes il at the door,
loves Lies out OF the window.
This can happen. The American
father may b. amazed at finding his
English son-in-Iaw not an undesirable
article
When he once goes out, it is hard to
get him back.
That delicious moment when you find
that the man YOU rejected twenty i've
years ago wishes to marry your daugh-
ter.
The trials of bud Running the
gauntlet among her rivals.
In leap year After the wed ling
comes the parting Of the groom from his
bros n-hearted parents.
That delicious moment when you are
asked to take in to dinner the girl who
rejected you the night before.
No pectoI of d widows grief.
Puzzle. Find the two lovers.
That delicious moment when you are
called upon to discharge the cook
Participants.
Mrs. G. j. Brown, Misses Best, Thomp-
son. Rossingt0n, johnson, Small. B5wes,
Dleust Street and PenheId: Aessrs
Chas Allen, RobL Pierce. c. 3. Merriam,
Theo- Hammatt, Jas Moore, A w. Dana
Paul Torrington, Harry Williams, II. T.
Shirer, Ashton, Chas. Thomas, Walter
Noble, G. NJ. Merriam and Geo Craw-
ford
General Social Notes
will arrive in the city next week to visit
Mrs J. J. Frey
Mrs. Harry Smith IS the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Smith on Tyler street
Miss Crosby Of Chicago is visiting Mrs
Mrs. W. Littlefeld is spending few
days in Ottawa.
Mr.. r NJ. Gage Is enjoying a few days
hunt at Maple Hill.
Miss Edith Campbell is spending the
week in Atchison.
Mr.. r. Ii. Rossington leaves this week
for Indianapolis.
Mr. Charles Lantry has returned from
Strong City.
Miss Hord returned this afternoon to
her home in Emporia-
Mrs Harold Chase entertained the
Whist club at her home on Western ave
nue. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Whitmore entertained a few
friends at cards Wednesday evening.
tanned Misses Gertrude ana Mary Rob
erts Miss Holmes, Messrs. Nat Taylor.
Streicher and Lincoln at tea last evening. 4
The Douze whist club he'd a business
meeting at Miss Franc Little6eld's (
" Wednesday afternoon The first Of this
series Of card parties viii be given by
Mrs Fred Cole on the afternoon Of the
18th.
The Occidental whist club win meet !
with Mr. and Ars. G. II. johnson on
Tyler street
Dir. Frank Clough left today to accept
position with the Santa Fe at Pueblo.
Dir. Eugene Lemeke, who has been
visiting Erastus crosby, returned to St
Louis today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claussin Of Lincoln viii
arrive III the city tomorrow to visit the
family of j. B. Johnson
Z. P. Kepley left yesterday for Win
field
Mrs. John Player will entertain few
friends at tea this evening.
Mrs A :. En- bree, at her home on Tay- I
Tor street, gave small luncheon to /
friends at noon today
Mrs E. Chrisman viii entertain a few
friends at tea this evening.
Mrs. T. f. Bowman aud Mrs. Fred /
Popenoe entertained about sixty-tiye Of (
their lady friends at thImble party yes
terday afternoon. at the latter's home on
the corner of Third and Clay. The
house was decorated in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1
and ladies were assisted by Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD, Mrs Sargent 1lrs. Mason and
Mrs. stone Alrs. Bowman and Mrs.
Popenoe viii extend this hospitality to
about the same number of ladies at a
thimble party on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. Holmes and her brother Frank /