The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-29


DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Roby have re
turned to their winter quarters at 118
West Sixth street.
Mrs. ]. K. Hudson is at home on
Thursdays at 2G9 East Seventh street
Mrs Ed q. Burnett. wife OF the New
York passenger agent of the Santa Fe,
arrived ID the city last night and viii be
the guest for several days of Mrs. J..
Blakesley.
Miss Franc Littlefeld entertained the
Douze Whist club this afternoon.
Mrs. &. Z. Baker returned from Kan
sas City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Edna Darrah will be the guest of
Miss Lakin next week.
Miss Anna McCabe Is home from L in
denwOOd College. the guest Of her
brother. Mr Charles f. McCabe.
Miss Fannie Graham of Leavenworth
Will visit Kisses johnson next week
iiss Eleanor Wilson aud Miss Lou
Taylor went to Leavenworth this morn
ing, TO return Monday.
Miss Frances Kellogg Of Leavenworth
will be the guest of Miss Blanche Dlenst
on Monday.
Miss Margaret Bear entertain ed
friends delig htfully Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mlilspaugh and son Harry
are visiting in Baltimore.
Harry SeabrOok is i'll at his rooms in
the Thompson block.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates and Mrs.
Ross Burnes expect to leave for Florida
January 3
Gov. and SIrs. Morrill, and daughter.
Miss Grace, will be in their rooms 1t the
Copeland about January 10.
AIrs. J. r. Burton Is at the Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Troutman and
little daughter Annie viii return from
Chicago tomorrow.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w. Webb have aiken
rooms at the Copeland for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs G. ). sutton have taken
their house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Washburne and Mr.
and Mrs. +. VI. Washburne entertained
4 family party of about forty at dinner
on Christmas day at the Copeland
The Shakespeare CLUB met with 1Irs.
I. b. Snow this week.
Miss ROssington is quite indisposad.
The Assembly club viii dance at Lii
brary hall on the evening of Friday,
January Every effort is being made
TO make the party one Of the most eniov-
able Of the season.
Mr. Eugene Hagan was host to a merry
Christmas party which dined at the
Copeland, consisting of Misses 1Iyra
Williams. Mary McCabe, AIadge and
Mabel Johnson; Messrs Charles Allen.
Jerry Black and Archie Williams
Miss Lois TefIE was the Charming
hostess OF one of the most enjoyable par
ties Of Christmas week on Thursday
evening. About sixty young friends
were most pleasantly entertained at
home were daintily beautiful and me
guests we're most royalty entertained
Messrs- Jerry Black and Eugene Ha-
gan Will give box party at the Robson
performance tonight consisting of
Misses AIyra Williams Name Atchison
Of Leavenworth. Madge johnson. Miss
Lou n eely Of Leavenworth, Mrs. W. il
Dickey Of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs H. T.
Best of Quincy. and Messrs. Frank Jar
rell and Seymour Davis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. f. Myers gave de-
lightful children's party Thursday after
noon.
number Of friends Wednesday evening
Misses Santa and Fe Waters enter
tanned friends at cards both Thursday
and Friday. The rooms had been pref
tily decorated in a most effective manner
and were an ideal place to spend a so
ciai hour Dainty refreshments also at
tested the excellent taste of the charm
ing young hostesses.
Miss Bessie Brewer. youngest daugh-
ter Of Justice and Mrs. Brewer aud SIS
ter Of 1lrs- A. p. Jetmore Of this city.
was one Of the buds that blossomed III
Washington society during the past
and mother A number of Topeka PEG
pie were invited to this reception
The Qui Niye club gave a masquer-
ads party at the home of Mr. Henry
Bennett last evening.
MT. Orrin T. WEIGH will arr We this
evening.
THINGS HEARD AND OVERHEARD.
Facts ana Fancies Jotted Down in the Dali
~ Note book.
There will be over a half dozen Leav-