The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

Hudson. MIRA A H Horton, Mrs. George
BITES, AIRS. Walter Bates, Mrs J. W. +.
Hughes, Mrs KIechsll and Mrs. IL. A.
Heath.
Mrs Crawford and Mrs. Capper enter
tanned similarly this Afternoon aud the
Invitation list cJm 0rl5e1: Mes1aLnes ".
F. Parker. N. A Lowe, McAfse. Nsllis,
p. G. Noel, john Norton, J. b. Barth5lo-
NEW, Smyser, Silas Ram, A a. Robin
son, (. p. B4ker, DELANEY, p l. BJne-
brake, Frank B1neDrake, Chrlstman,
FarnswOrtn. Forbes. j. j. Frey, q. j.
Brown, q. q. Ca e, l. k-ilam, q 1r1oas
q. d. Hale, A ). Johnson, Dennis.
BJsWOrth, Kelly, Furman, Bob y .clOls.
A b. Alfred, j. r MulvAne. Joao Null
vane, Ell Bennett, FIory. George M.
Noble, T. f. Bowman. H. % POpeaOe,
Elliott. JonAthaa TnOmls, ]. A. Trout
man, Eugene Ware, Clarence Skinner,
:. T. llartin, I'LL w. Robv, Foster, "a. p.
QHnton, +. :. Quinr0n, FernalI, Belcesr,
Nv. ;. Lindsay, Ihacher, George W.
Naale. George Neale. j a., VI. AL ). Bird,
Cr4n1Aii, Hliyer A. r. Wider, Dudley,
Campbell, Remington, LIZ Martin,
George Crane, DIlon, q trienhire. Ar
mold, HammaIt. O'Brlen. Futman Baker,
Garfelsun, Snow 4n Weightnau; Mss
es sally Crosby, L-zzle Crosby and Miss
Elliott
sIinor social Mention.
iIr and Mrs J. a. sargent and Mr.. q.
". Underwood % Rock, illinois. nave
arrived "A the city and VIII make Iopeka
their home ia the future.
Mrs. IT, H. Il .zlett left for a visit IN
Abilene yesterday.
Mrs. VIII McP4ke, who has been visit
ing her mother, sirs Scnuenl5l, at J15
Jefferson street, leaves for her home in
Cleburne, Texas, today
Hiss Mabel C4hsrty viii entertain
friends at her hOms Oh Jefferson street
this evening IN honor Of her guest III iss
May GOidtnvaliI Of LeavenwOrtn. kas
Is hrry fft-
II. CLUB last evening, pimentary to
Miss GOldthwalt VINO is visiting ia the
city.
the Young Ladies' Missionary society
Of the FIRST Presb terrain churcn enter
tainel their friends very pleasantly last
evening al the home Of Mr.. Charles
Emery.
Dr. Addie Kester Of Lincoln. Neb, j.
in the city for visit Of some days
BeulAh Chapter No. 81 Order Of the
Eastern Star, will hold its annual ban
quet at M4s3nic hail this evening
Eiwood PETER entertained about TWEEN
ty friends lass evening in honor Of his
guest. Harry Page, oi Denver.
a missionary ted and the annual praise
service of the Ladies Missionary 5Jciecy
Of the First Pre- sOyterIan clurcl was
held in the church parlors Yesterday af-
teruOOn- The devotional exercises were
led by Mrs VI. Z. CleLaad. Papers were
read by Mrs. Charles Emery aud Mrs. =
missionaries were also real After the
exercises coffee and CAKE were served
and COLLECTION Of SS6.5O taken up.
Mrs 5 Green baum entertained friends
at dinner last evening IN "a delightful
manner
-nr. and Mrs Theodore G. Wear and
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. IT, Trump arrived iii
Topeka yesterday
The Nos club was delightfully."- enter
tanned w Miss Emma and Ferd DRIES
bach last Thursday evening. Games
and music were the amusements of the
evening until Refreshments we're served.
Those present were Misses Myrtle How
ard Ida True Maggie Lawria, Mabel
Horton, Esther Miller, Laurefra True,
agnes Lawrie and Minnie Carr; Messrs.
NcGafin, White, Bush, Howard, Wilcox,
HIckerscn, Boy and Miller
Miss Jessie small is visiting in Kansas
City.
The Q B. n. club met and reorganized
at the home of the Misses Blumenst1ck.
on Thursday evening. Those present
were Misses Ella and Emma States, Alice
scnuela. Emma Gref and Annie En-
stein; 8lessrs. Henry Baumann, Oscar
Aoeser, Paul Schuela, Oscar jacobs,
John Bauer, S.las Mosser, 5lax Krause.
and John Leyb0ld
Misses Emma PiersOn, Vivian Stat
ford and Eta Liverm ore, all of Bethany
college VIII spend Thanksgiving at their
respective homes