The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-12

Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items or Interest About T0-
pska People and visitors IN Town

Personal Items or Interest About To-
peka People and visitors IN Town
The pleasant rooms Of the Young
Women's Christian association were filled
with happy concOurse Of young people
last evening, the occasion being the sec
ond Of the series Of socials 70 be given
under the auspices of the \. +. - G. f.
societies Of the city The society of the
Presbyterian church had charge of this
gathering. and Miss Emma Burgess was
assisted in receiving the guests by Miss
Kate Wilson Games and a thoroughly
good time were enjoyed till the hour Of
Sir and Mrs g. c. Baker will enter
tain December 21st. com plimentary TO
their nephew. Floyd Baker.
Misses Kate Critchfield Of Oskalooss,
Nora Mccarthy Of Lsrned, Lottie Page
Or Denver Norma Smith, Lillian White
lock, Libbie Hazlett. Grace Weiss, Mel
lie Small Vera Low. Leila SaxtOn.
Crandie Packard, Grace Curtis, and
Bernice Mcdonald viii receive on New
Years day with Misses Edna Crane and
Myrtle Davis at the home Of the latter
Miss Lillian WhiteIock Is quite i'll.
Alr. and Mrs J. III Patton and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Woodford Of Kansas
City will spend New ears day with
Mr. and Mrs. T. s. Woolverton-
Mrs. c. q. FOss is i'll.
On New Years day Mr. and Mrs. d.
their relatives and visiting friends from
Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Woodford have
arrived from California. to make their
homo III Topeka.
The T. w C. A. lunch room will be
open every evening of next week.
ILL., III Baldwin, stationed atHChickaska,
Indian Territory who has been home on
account or sickness, returned today
Mrs. A. J. Davis and daughters, Misses
Minnie and Lulu of Stockton, are in the
city.
Mrs. E. S. Guymon Of Hutchinson, is
the guest of Mrs. Ii. Ellison on Madison
street.
Mr. and Mrs j. ill., Mcclure of Denver
are the guests of DE- and Mrs W. t.
Branstrup
Dir. ". G. Smyser has gone east Mrs.
Smyser will return with him
Minor social Mention.
Mrs. G. III. Morrison entertained the Y.
y s. G. T. Of the First COngrega tiOnal
church last evening.
ME-. Hal HazIett. who has been in st.
Louis attending medical college, will be
al home for the holidays
Mr.. o. NJ Mcconnell is in Colorado.
Miss Nora Mccarthy Of Larned,
daughter Of ex-Auditor Timothy McCar-
thy, will arrive the Goth TO visit Miss
Edna Crane.
Miss Grace Legler of Valley Falls,
spent Monday shopping id Topeka
Miss Lulu Manspeaker Will give a
ception during the holidays.
Misses n ellie AIcClintock. Mary
Thompson and Caro- Penheld will receive
on New Years day, withaMiss Villa
Rogers
Mrs. Arthur Mills viii entertain during
the holidays. complimentary to her sis
ter, Miss Name AtchisOn. and her friend
Miss Lou n eely, both of LeavenwOrth-
Dame Rumor says that a large wed
ding for which the cards are not yet out
will he solemnized at the Congrega-
tional church in about three weeks: that
cent weddings is engaged TO the young
lady who was voted the prettIest girl at
the wedding. that one Of the private par
ties to be gwen in the near future Will
surpass even the Topeka Clubs recep-
ton, that four engagements will be an
nounced in the next two weeks.
Mrs Emma T. Burgess Will spend
Christmas IN Meridon. Illinois
Misses Jessie Wright of Chicago,
Mabel Chase, May Thomas. Niua Thorn
as and Mary Moon will receive on New
Years day with Miss Dolly Colby.
Miss Anna Thomas Of ST. Louis, will be
the guest Of Miss Olivia Van Tassel next
week.
Mrs H. L. McMann has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of her daughter
Miss Nellie McMann to Mr. John R.
Ferris. at S:3O o'clock this evening, at
her home 1928 Monroe street The in
vitatious are unique affairs. the envelope
being securely fastened to one -half Of
a heavy folded card, and the photographs
Of the bride and groom to be, mounted
on one card, are secured to the other
half