The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-05
SOCIAL AVID PERSONAL.
Items oK Interest about Topeka People
and visitors III Town

Items "a Interest about Topeka People
and visitors ia Town
Miss CIemma Linn gave q luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Wheeler
of Manitou and Miss Waggener Oh
Atchis0n, and her hospitality was en-
joyed by sixteen young ladies'.
The luncheon was served amid charm
ing surroundings, the curtains were
drawn in the dining-room and lt was
lighted with softly shaded lamps. The
dining-table ID the bay window was SUR
rounded on three sides with bankIngs Of
palms and large bowl Of hyacinths
rested in the center. Sprays Of snilax
extended from here to tie corner Of the
table
The young ladies were seated ST four
small tables, one in red, one IN white, and
the other two ia yellow and pink. A
rosebud at the plate of each guest was
retained as souvenir.
Later in the afternoon Miss Wheeler
and Miss Nirgiline Mulvane recited.
Miss Williams and Mrs Lingafelt sang
and Miss JetmOre played.
The guests were Misses Ella Wilson,
Laura DOuthitt, Nirgiline Mulvane, Lucy
White, Madge and Mabel johnson. Name
Horton. Lillian Gemmel Myrtle 3 etm0re,
Myra Williams. Mary McCabe, Mrs. w.
J.. Dickey Of Omaha, Mrs. Arthur Linga-
felt and Miss Guthrie of Atehison-
Mrs De1ahoy Entertains.
Mrs. Robert Delahay entertained about
twenty young people at cards last even
inc for Ned Osborne Miss Tessie R0s-
singtou and Paul Torringt0n were lucky
at nigh five and Miss Hortense Kelly
and &. M. Merriam were less fortunate
ID their playing. The prizes were re-
vnrsed. however and the consolation
prizes given to the winners, and vice
versa. Those present were Mrs George
" Neale Miss Nellie kits of Ottawa,
IIortense Kelly, Maud Stacey. Henrietta
Marguerite Bradley. Franc Littlefeld.
Theresa R0ssingt0n Dora Fnrman,
Messrs. George Crawford. Ned Osborne.
Charles Holman. Charles Thomas George
Noble. C ID. Merriam. Harry Weaver, q.
hi. Merriam. Panl T0rrinvton.
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Miss Grace Fo4lll<z rave ! de1i5h-f,lI
,.a-1 1870 91-71,s-lls1 e,-4,5ssr fsr Tr5ee
Lottie Page Of Denver. and VIII Wads-
,z-orfE NTies TihFfs ITs1let+ ana T,bn.
Tenft,- ,ver -,,i1az s,rl a+h ,,asfs
-s-ars sf5ssas ~ r,-s1s 14.~+Ia 6avis
smitb and Name NIccs5a Ness Wal
III. $50 - tr9l-- rtsl- asls-
I4srr.. and I5arf IIs1iaff esri ISo7,il-s..n5
Frank Davis
NJ H r,,,nali.- y IS r4-asor
- :. 80 i.7sl.- .-e,l--
.af+ernoon ii bifrb ti,-e Mrs 4 q. T7oss
Won TIE first Drize and MIS-. chas. spen-
Ger the consolation
Miss villa RODGERS gave. q. dinner BAR
tv Wednesday evening for Miss Nellie
Kits 81 Ottawa, and the guests We're
Misses Franc Ifttleheld and Henrietta
THOMPSON. Ma=srs TIL Mcbride Ber-
nard Connolly and Chas Dick.
Tie ladies Sewing circle. b. i. of T..
met vxirh Mrs W. Barl- 2o3 Kline
street. Tuesday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. 9. Moore. Mrs. T.
Gataty. Mrs. b. Barnes, Mrs. NJ. sher-
man Mrs II ATcNcalIv Mrs. II EerIiu.
Mrs. E. Gonsallv and Miss Grace GalIatv.
Mrs. W In Summers and child. Of
Atchison. IRE visiting Madame 8Tarmont.
Mrs. w. * GiIlett, Of Chicago, and
Mrs. DIVER. of New York. are the quests
IL Mrs "A. ii. connolly.
Misses (4ertie Deveresx and susie Cav
will give a card party Saturday after
noon.
Claud johnson was up from Kansas
City this week
Miss Louise Miller DE- Atchison is vis-
ting Miss Emma Marmont, 1923 Clay
street.
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