The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-10
N SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items OF Interest About To-
neka PeopIe and VIsItora In Town

entertained at high I'VE the following
Young people. Misses Lillian Whitelock.
Libbie Hazlett, Grace Curtis, Myrtle
Davis. Crandie Packard; 1Iessrs- Harry
Page of Denver, Hal Aiken Of Lawrence,
Floyd Mcdonald, Tom Clements, Elwood
PETER, aud Clyde Grubbs. After splr-
tied contest, the prizes we're awarded to
Miss Iibbie Hazlett aud Mr. Harry Page.
Refreshments followed by music COM
pleted this pleasant evening In one Of
Topeka most hospItable homes.
Mrs Meatherly of Hutchinson, who
has been attending the Kansas Medical
college here, is recovering from a recent
severe illness.
Mesdames ID. L. IalSin and L 5. Lanck
have issued invitations to the third Of
their series Of thimble parties for
Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Lou Neely and Name Atchison
OF Leavenworth, and D essrs. w. J. Black
aud Seymour Davis composed a box
party at the Grand Saturday evening.
Mr. Hal Aiken of Lawrence returned
home yesterday.
Miss Gussies Prizes Of Alma, Kansas, is
visiting Miss Blanche Laptad, at her home
in Auburndale-
Dit. and Mrs. Morris Mills Of Chicago,
will arrive next Saturday to visit Mrs
Mills parents, Alr and Mrs Il. H.
Lescher.
Dr. reynolds IF IIolton lectured to the
students at the Kansas Medical college
this afternoon.
3ir and Mrs d. W. Neliis will enter
tain Dir. y oble Prentis on the occasion
Of his lecture in Topeka
Die. Clarence Humes and sister Miss
May, of Urbana. Ohio. will be the
guests Of the Misses Moon through the
holidays
Alr. b :. Foster. a prominent business
man "a Hiawarha. spent Saturday in the
city.
Alr. Harry Page Of Denver. who has
been the guest of EwOod PETER, re-
turned home yesterday.
AIr. Henry /. Call left this morning
for New York. The good wishes Of
many friends follow linn 10 his future
home i'm the east.
Pocahontas lodge. auxiliary 10 the or
der of Red Men. will give a ball tonight
en- costume
Miss Blanche Laptad returned yester-
day from vist 10 Phillipshurg, Kansas.
Mrs. i. r. Baker and AIrs. Ron Mich
ois have issued invitations to a thimble
party for Thursday afternoon.
Miss Laura LYONS Of Lawrence is the
guest of AIrs. Lyons on Tyler stree
I he little book, -Stories for Kansas
Boys aud Girls. by Mrs f. 5. Baker,
Will be Issued next tuesday 1t will be
bound IT'D white and bronze and will be
put on sale for the benefit Of the Or
phans' Home
Miss Bernice Mcdonald. who has
been attending scEool al Lexington, Mo,
Will return home next Friday and re-
main till after the holidays
Miss Anna GsmmeI Of Greensburg,
PA, IS the guest Of SIR ana Mrs. r. b.
GemmeL
Miss Blanche Dienst is the guest of
Kiss Lou Taylor "a Leavenworth-
bliss Mary McCabe spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. a. H. Williams ANA Mr.. Archie
Williams went TO Kansas City today.
Hiss Florence R0ssington will be at
home from school for the holidays, De-
cember TO-
Miss Theresa Rossington has returned
from Chicago and henosha, Wis.
Col wv. H. Rossington went to Abilene
today for a few DAYS
Among the pleasant "reminiscences of
some Topeka society people Is one that
recalls the coincidence that the marriage
IA Miss Carry Bartholomew was the first
solemnIzed ia the Frs Methodist Epis-
cOpal church since it was recently re-
modelled, and that the entire arrange
ment was, as nearly as possible, a repro
duction Of the wedding of Miss Barthol-
omew's aunt Mrs John Norton. which
was the first to take place in that church
after IL was built and dedicated Doubt
less much Of the coincidence was not CO.
incidence at an, but quite intentional.
Pleasant ThianbIe Party.
The parlors of the Copeland were the
scene Saturday afternoon of one of the
week The spacious rooms were taste
fully decorated for the entertainments Of
the friends Of Mrs. s. r. Remington
Singing and social conversation supple
mented the fascinating employment Of
fered by dainty bits Of fancy work.
After . couple Of hours spent ia these
delightful pastimes the ladies repaired
TO the dining room, where they were all
seated at one long banquet tabIe and par
took Of an elaborate menu served IN
courses. The ladies enjoying Mrs Rem
ingtons hospitality were al esdames 5. B.
smith. George Hale. Walter Bates, s. J
Crawford, "a. p. Wilder, ID. j. Small, A.
Latham, IT. Ia. Church. A. Washburn
George Hackney, ". Wilton, j. NJ
Lakin, d. r. Hillyer, j. d. Small,
~ D. Brown, a. t. Burns,
George Bates, Herbert Hackney, j.
u. Gordon, Ellis Thompson,
III. T. Stone. j. b Johnson, Foss, Cyrus
b. Holiday, Charles Burnham. L S.
Lauck. Gilmore, E p. kellam, Edwin
Knowles and T. b. Mayo
Minor social Mention.
Invitations have been received by the
friends Of AIr. George ". Shelter, for
merry of this city, announcing his mar
rage Decem Der 10Th to Miss Maud
W estcOt- At sand Hill. AO.
DR.. A. G. Sloan is quite i'll
Mrs. Belle Hall Small sister of Mrs j.
u Frey. returns this week to Topeka
DR.. Curtis Mum and bride Of Mount
Nsrnon, Alabama, are the guests of
their son, DR.. l. II. Mum, en- route to
California.
Mrz. 6. l. Dodge Of Kansas City will
spend the holidays with Mrs w. A. :.
Bird.
Capt and Mrs. Cavanaugh, Z. s A..
will be the guests of Mrs La Touretts