The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-15
SOCIETY CIRCLES
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

petKa People and Visitors In Town.
Mr.. Rankin Mason returned from FIT
Scott yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dinner are in Chi
cage.
Mr. George I. Nicholson is in Chi
cage.
Mrs Charles Kistler gave a reception
this afternoon at her home, 1907 North
Monroe street.
Mrs. Marie Dunning returned from
Colorado Springs yesterday
BIr. and Mrs. G. B. Pierce of Mays
vile, KY, are the guests Of Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs Pierce's sister, on West Seventh
street.
BIT. and Mrs. G. n. Clausen of Lin
coin, Nebraska, are visiting Judge and
Mrs Johnson.
4lrs. J. b. Cornell, daughter of DR..
and Mrs r. Z. McNey, came up yester
day in response to message that her
mother was seriously njured while view
ing the parade Tuesday night An &C
count of the accident to Mrs. Money ap-
peared in last evenings JOURNAL
Mr. Grant Meade of Horton, who came
up Saturday TO attend the funeral of his
uncle f. N MorehOuse, returned home
yesterday.
George Hindman, Hagerstown. Indiana,
and Gillespie HindmAn. Island City. Mo,
are visiting their brother, 5 Hindman.
Mrs. c. n. Nelson has been seriously
indispOsed for several days.
Miss Rosamond Horton viii entertain
a few friends this evening to meet her
guest Miss Broadhead Of Washington,
D. G. Miss Bro4dhead has been visiting
relatives in Lawrence for some time, and
Will go there again before returning
home
Dir. w. B. Strong was visitor at the
flower show yesterday.
the Ladies' Aid society Of Grace ca
thedral met this afternoon in the church
parlors
Monday is Dean AIillspaugh's day az
home where he viii be glad TO see all
his friends.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
with Mrs Frank Holiday Saturday aft
ernoon
8Ir. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap. Miss
AIadge johnson and Mr. Eugene Hagan
occupied a box at the Felix Morris per
+ formance last evening
Airs. L. +. R0udebush and Mrs. Z. E.
Baker received from till this after
noon complimentary to Mrs. Charles
Reisner OF a Gibson.
Last evening about fifty friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs Rushmore as
sembled TO assist them IN celebrating
their golden wedding, they having
/ reached the fftieth matrimonial mile
stone yeste rd u. The ladies Of the com
pany presented Mrs. Rusnmore with
7 gold watch and chain and the gentlemen
! gave TO MIR. Rushmore a handsome gold
headed cane. They also received num-
ber of other handsome presents. Miss
ded 10 the evenings enjoyment by recit-
ing some charming selections. Upstairs
I where the refresh ments were served from
sever. small tables the rooms were dec
GRATED IN green and yellow, smllax and
/ chrysanthemLm ms Predomlnatlng On
/ the wall IN gilt characters, ID 94'' was
tastefully arranged.
The Flower show.
The flower show given by the ladies
+ of the First Baptist church Yesterday
afternoon, last evening and continuing
7 through today, was a beautiful and arts
tic success. The chrysanthemums, which
formed the chief floral display, we're
most magnificent. On the table which
held the donations were many beautiful
: plants This was in charge of Mrs. e.
BalfOur, assisted by Mrs. William
Sweeney and Miss NJ Bowers. In the
tea room Miss Landrigan presided as
sisted by Miss Jennie Greisoa, Mesdames
Willard and Horace Hall, Brubaker and
play Of pOtted chrysanthemums were
Mrs John Cleveland, Mrs. Eu-
gene Smith. assisted by Miss Lucy King
man, Miss May Thomas, Mrs. Pail Ben
nett, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. James Griffin.
and Miss Carrie Sheffield cashier
Mrs Eugene Ware was in charge Of the
cut flowers, with Miss Zena Freeman as
assistant To the ladies having the show
IN charge much credit is due for the
/ beauty of the display
>
ernoon. and continued so through the
evening and today The ladies have de-
cided to continue the display through
Friday from 10 a. m. till 10 p. m.
Friends Entertained.
Mr.. and .s-rs. Will Rhoades entertained
a number of friends last evening at their
! home, 435 Locust street. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Crook. Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Chitwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson. Mr. and aErs. i. VI. PenweIL Mr.
I q
Feldner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKown,
Mr.. and Mrs. A Hartwick, Mr.. and Mrs
S. Feldner, Mrs. Matlock. Misses May
/ jenkins. Mary Hartwick, Florence Field
ner, Mamie Travis. Ella Matlock, Nellie
Crook, Belle Riggs. Minnie Klesath,
Grace Feldner Nellie Riley, May
Rhoades, Jessie Matlock, Laura Rhoades
Aiessrs. Andy Bower. George Wilson,
John Mcknaught. Hugh Lawler. Wal
lace Zsrkle.J Long, Jno Frayse. Jno. c mp
bell, John Fertig, Art Matlock, A Riley
E. S. Richner and Willie Crook. The
evenings enjoyment consisted Of high