The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. T.. Fl. CrandaM's Reception
Friday Afternoon
gOME ONE MINOR SOCIETY I'm.
Items or Interest ABOUT ToDeka
People and Visitors fh Town

brightly lighted yesterday afternoon ana
the air was fragrant with the perfume Of
many rare blossoms. Pretty, and sInartly
dressed women thronged the rooms and
exchanged pleasant greetings.
The parlor where the ladies received
was done in yellow. a screen of palms
concealed the CRATE and big bowls Of yell
low roses were on the manteI and dropped
their heads modestly in hooks and
corners.
The library was in pink, La France
roses being used here, with bankings Of
palms, and pink shaded lamps.
Green and white prevailed in the din
ing room. A bowl of white roses was in
the center of the table and strands of
smllax chung to the chandelier. Palms
and ferns made a charming BACKGROUND
for the pure white roses and carnations.
Mrs CrandeI received IT'D a handsome
gown Of black silk, and Miss CrandeI
and the assisting young ladies wore
pretty evening frOcks Mrs wv. c. Smy-
ser. Mrs. ID. G. Nellis, Misses Jennie and
Cordelia Price. and Myrtle Jetmore, as
sisted IN receiving.
Miss Stewards card Party.
Miss Bessie Stewart viii entertain the
Following young people at cards this
evening. Misses Norma Smith, Nina
Sheafor, Mabel Chase, Grace Van Hou-
ten v era Low, Leila Saxton, Lottie Page.
Moon, Mabel Knowles, Grace WI eiss.
Nellie Small, Mabel Quigley, Myrtle
Davis, Grace Lemon, Lillian WhitlCck,
and AIessrs. John Lenfesty. Arthur Van
Welt, Bert and Harry Hazlett, John
Dixon. Frank Sheldon, Howard Wood.
Dean Low, Chas Keller, David Lakin,
Frank Dinner, Clyde Grubbs, Walter
smith. Ed Dennis, VIII Wadsworth and
Dave Harvey.
The Jolly JoIers.''
Miss Mabel Jordan entertained the
Jolly Jokers last evening at her home In
Oakland All spent very enjoyable
evening Those present were as follows.
Misses Matte StOckwell, May Aument,
Myrtle Williams, Ida Soule. Aaude
Robins, aggie Backus, Kittie Buick,
Carrie Quiet, Berta Davis, Fannie Jen-
klns, Fannie Eshom, Cora Backus.
Messrs. Robert Pond, Albert Graham,
Burton Buick, Rolla Stockweu
General Social Notes.
About twenty-three couples attended
the Superba party last evening and en-
joyed themselves thoroughly. W atson's
orchestra furnished the music.
Fred Holler and family left this morn
ing for Ozawkie to visit friends and reIa-
tives for a few days
Mrs. O. III. Coulter went to Lecompton
this afternoon to install the officers of
the W oman's Relief corps. She was ac-
companied BY Mrs. Dora Candy
Dit. and Mrs. s. Marx. AIr. and Mrs. S.
Beck and son, and Mr.. Ed Marx have re-
turned 70 Great Bend.
IA. q Goodrich Of Kansas City, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. S. Mantz has returned to St
Louis.
Miss Nellie Hicks left today for CIeve-
land, Ohio.
Miss Norma Smith returned Thursday
from visit In Lawrence.
Dir and 4Irs. T. p Holcraft leave to-
411.1 Es1r e Nal
Elder z. p Rhodes went to Chicago
yesterday.
Joe Kraemer and Charles Upton at
tended fraternity party in Lawrence
last evening.
p. a. Barber left today for Phiadel-
1Irs. Giuett ana Mrz. wK. Dryer.
who have been the guests of Mrs. A. III
Connolly, have returned to their homes
ia Chicago and New York
Burr Lakin is very sick with pneumo-
MIA.
8Irs. E. W Poindexter entertained a
few friends last evening
Miss Maud Stacy went to Junction
City today to visit for a week
Mrs. Geo. Stumbaugh viii Join her
nus band IA Bloomington, ILL.,, tomorrow,
where they expect to make their home.
Frank ~ adleigh leaves tomorrow for
southern California
Mrs. VIM. Ihrapp returned to Chicago
today.
Mrs. a. e. Chesney and son Kent leave
in about two weeks for a visit in Virgin
la, Ohio, and Illinois
4Ir. and Mrs. j. Bennett have returned
from u ew Y ork.
Bob Furman has been elected editor
in-chief Of the Williams college "Week-
ly'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood smith leave
tomorrow for Chicago to spend a week.
sam Green Of St. Louis, was in town
Thursday.
Miss Matte Jones returned to Leaven-
worth yesterday.
=. F. Ware is in Fort Scott
Several skating parties were on Sol
der creek last evening, and on Thurs
day party went to Ninewo0d.
Miss Ehie Black has returned to her
home in olathe.
Willis Gleed is in Wichita.
a. G. Macarthur of Lawrence was in
town yesterday.
y 0rrIs Levi has returned to Chicago.
Miss Edith Cole entertained three
tables at cards Wednesday evening
u. E. Jones left today for Peoria Hi
nois.
Chas. Elliott win 60 to Omaha tomor-
row.
Arthur AIcClintock, son Of L. 3D. Nc
Clintock. shot himself through the foot
yesterday The accident is painful but
not serious.
COMING HERE AGAIN.