The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-13
SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items or Interest About To
peka People and Visitors In Town.

Personal Items OF Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors In Town.
Miss Margaret Mulvane gave a delight
full high five party. complimentary to her
guest, Mrs. L e. Davidson of Kansas City
last evening The handsome home at
Twelfth and Topeka avenue was taste
fully and deliberately decorated IN pink,
white, green and yellow The front
parlOr decorations were palms and white
chrysanthemums in the hall and
back parlor delicate pink chrysanthe-
NUNS nodded among the leaves of green
and shades Of the same pretty hue threw
a rosy glow over the surroundings; in the
library, the chrysanthem ums were vel
low. The hostess carried out the color
idea in her costume, which was a most
becoming gown of a-green Organdie,
with pink trimmings and white lace
garnlture- She was assisted in receiving
her guests by her mother, Mrs. Joab
Mulvane who wore black silk with black
lace and passementerie trimmings, and
also by her guest, Mrs. Davidson, who
was becomingly gOwned in black and
white silk grenadIne with white trim
mings. An exactly sufficient mum Der of
guests to fill the tables responded to
NJ ISIS Mulvane's Invitation, a rarely for
tunate circumstance at a card party.
" lille waiting for the refreshments
TO be brought in the company was
Mrs Davidson, who has a rich. powerful
mezzO-sopranO voice, of extraordinary
sweetness, Mrs Arthur Capper playing
her accom- paniment The refreshments.
which were served in courses. We're most
elaborate. and in them the color tones
were most tremendously carried out also,
the cakes, ices and candies being white,
pink, green and yellow Among the in
vited guests were: Misses Name smith,
Mary and Irene Horner, Myrtle Jetmore,
Margaret Dudley, Edna Best, Ella Viii
son, VI yra " lllIamS. Glenna Cross. Mary
McCabe, Carrie Clarkson. May and Ger
trude Roberts, Jessie Small Lulu
Elliott, Franc Littlefield, Name Hor-
ton, Madge and Mabel Johnson,
Tess Rossington, - Caldwell of
Pounds, Dir. and Mrs. Ed Terril, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Freeman. MIR. and Mrs. Ar
thur Capper, DR.. and Mrs. w. n. West,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Crane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mills, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hurd,
Messrs. Ed Horner Seymour Davis
Al Evans, Walter Noble, Charles Thomas,
Frank Thomas, E. Kepley, John
Poston, Ralph Peterson. Frank
FARRELL. Archie Williams, Frank Edison,
George Rust, Eugene Hagan, J. K Bair,
Rankin Mason, Charles Elliott It. f.
Dennis. Ralph ingalls,, E. p. Ewart and
E. 5 Quinton.
A new bowling club for ladies' is a
late organization among Topeka young
people. The club will play two after
moons and one evening each week invit-
ing their men friends for the evenings
sport. The membership of the club Will
include Misses Julia Street, IOrtense
Kelly, Myra Williams, Jessie Small and
others
Air and Mrs. George Hackney Of
Chicago, are the guests Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clarence Skinner
Mrs. c. L. Sheldon will entertain a few
friends this evening to see the parade
number of private celebration par
ties are on the tapis for tonight after the
grand demonstration IS over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Morris will be en-
tertained next Monday afternoon by the
Runcie club, the largest woman's club in
st. Joseph, No. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Tootle. ST. Joseph's Vanderbilt Astor
contingent viii entertain them at din
ner
Mrs. ". F. Senour of Chicago. is visit
ing at the residence of j. f. Senour. 1341
Dillon street
AIessrs. O. E. Buhre and John Movers
spent Sunday at the Lake View club
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swift viii return
next week from Excelsior Springs.
Miss Grace Talbert Of Atchison is the
guest Of Mrs. S L. Seabrook.
Mr.. Archie Williams went to Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs H. U. Nudge. accompa-
a week in Chicago
Miss Anna Morrison, of Chicago is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. II. Cook, on
Tyler street
Miss Constance Ingalls, viii start
society paper in AtchIson, to appear
weekly. as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be made.=Atchison Globe
Miss Eleanor Wilson will return today
from short visit with Miss Lou Taylor
in LeavenworTh.
Mrs Frank Lewis and Miss Ona Nc
Fadden are spending the day in Kansas
City.
female minstrel show is one Of the
prospective pleasures in society.
Mrs. S. J. Crawford and Mrs Arthur
Capper viii issue cards soon for two
thimble parties next week.
Misses Madge and Mabel johnson will
60 70 Kansas City tomorrow and from
there to Leavenworth to spend several
days
The demand for DIR. Prices Baking
Powder on the Pacific Coast has more
than doubled since it received the hiyh-
est award and gold medal at the Cali
fOrnia Midwinter Fair.