The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-21

few friends this evening.
The Pensee club will meet tomorrow
evening At the home Of Misses Gertie
and Myrtle Biddle, in Lowman Hill,
Last evening in the parlOrs of the
Ihroop hotel, Miss Able Prickett. OF
this city and Mr. @. W. Atkinson. of Kan
sas City, were united IN marriage. Mr.
and Mrs. Atkinson left for Houston, Tex
as. this morning
Miss Lenna Prouty entertained a few
friends at cards last evening.
Mrs W. c. Sanders,s Of Colorado
/ Springs, is the guest Of Mrs. J. P. Farms
worth, at her home, PA Tyler street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Senour are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. o. D. WethereIl, of
Chicago.
Miss Laura Levi will entertain this
evening for Miss Carr of Great Ben q
and Misses Stein and Kahn of Kansas
City
Hiss Mary MeCabe came over from
Kansas City to be present at her brothers
wedding.
Mrs NJ. Snattinger left today for New
ton, Winfield and Perry.
Mrs W. A White who came up for
Mrs Capper's reception returned 10 Kan
sas City today.
Miss Jean August who came over to
the Harmony clubs party returned to
her home in st Joseph today.
Mrs. Capper's Reception.
A reception rendered by Mrs Arthur
event in Topeka social circles, and the
tea given by her yesterday afternoon
from four till eight o'clock was of super
latIve interest IN that she assisted in
receiving by her friend Mrs W. A White,
the charming wife of William
Allen White, of the Kansas City
Star. The other ladies assist
ing Mrs Capper we're Mesdames
Harold Chase, Eugene OuintOn. Arthur
Mills, Will Eastman, Tom Pounds, Harry
AL |1yv~ NJ
and Mabel Johnson and HOrrense Kelly
The front parlor of the handsome home
was tastefully decorated in rich yellow
chrysanthemums, beautiful in their
green setting In the back parlor. in
the bay window of which the ices were
served, white chrysanthemums, palms
and potted plants were the decorations
In the dining room the guests felt them
selves for 4 moment in some fairy glen.
Smilax wreathed and draped the chan
delier and was festooned in long stream
ers to the four corners of the table where
each was caught by pink chrysanthe-
NUNS, the prevailing color and flower
in this room. The artistic ar
rangement formed picturesque
setting for the tea table with its dainty
green fairy lamp, its deliberately wrought
drawn work centerpiece and doilies to
match over pale green silk foundation.
Here tea and coffee and the more ID
stantiaI part Of the menu was served.
a
gown of black lace net over pink silk;
black velvet collar and belt; hrs White
was attIred IN costume Of novelty silk
and wool Of sage green and Old rose, with
old rose satin yoke and sleeves, and
bands Of green velvet; Mrs. Harold
Chase in white striped gauze over light
blue silk; Airs. Eugene Quinton in yel-
low silk with brown velvet sleeves; Mrs
Arthur Mills. light blue silk crepe. with
pearl trimmings and petticOat and sleeves
of white MORE; ars. viii Eastman in
white brOcade silk with trimmings
Of vandyke point; Mrs. Tom Pounds
white silk with green velvet trimmings;
Mrs. Harry Ashby in white silk with
heavy raised stripe Of green satin, bands
Of green velvet and yellow chiffon ac-
Gordon pleated front; Miss 8Iyra i IL
liams, black silk crepe, with black velvet
sleeves; Miss Madge johnson, yellow
mouselIne de sole; Miss Hortense Kelly
blue crepe de chine trimmed IN chiffon;
Miss Mabel Johnson, pink mOuseline de
sole
In the evening Mrs. Capper entertain
ed the mem bers Of the receiving party
and their gentlemen friends at an iufor-
NAL high tive party. MT W. a. " hite,
of Kansas City, joined his wife as one Of
the guests.
Harmony Club Entertains.
The new rooms of the Harmony club
IN the Masonic building were respIendent
with flowers, aglow with lig hts and re-
sounding with sweet strains of music by
the SteInberg orchestra Stately palms
and rare cut flowers waved and shed
abroad their fragrance in every room,
and were especially prOfuse in the ladies'
parlor and club dancing room which
had been fitted up for the time as an ele-
giant banquet room, and did credit to
those having It IN charge. On the floor
below the polished surface Of WethereII
hall. which was used for the dancers. gave
back the reflection of beautiful aud rich
ly attired ladies and their gallant escorts
No detail had been omitted which could
make this, the clubs first dance of the
season the charming success which it
proved to be- Much credit ls q ue TO the
mem ers Of the different committees for
the manner IN which they arranged and
carried their plans to successful end
for one of the most enjoyable parties Of
the season. The de lclOUs menu was a
feature Of the evenings entertainment
The out Of town guests were. Misses
T. stein, B. Glass, Z. Kahn and III. Auer-
bach Of Kansas City: Mrs. Auerbach also
Joseph: Miss Z. Cara Of Great Bend;
SIrs Halo and Mrs. Mitchell of Mime
apolis: Mrs. II. J. Isaacs Of Philadelphia;
MT II. A. Guettel, Kansas City; Mr. l.
Schwarg, Atchison: BIT. Henry Rosen-
blatt, St Joseph; Mrs Meinhart
Lawrence. Mr.. NJ. Wolf, 81
Louis. Mr. FreIsIeben, st. Louis: Alr
Moe Levi, New York. The Topeka people
enjoying the evening festivities we're
81 essrs and Mesdames Moe Snattinger,
Abe Steinbe S. Bernheimer, 4. L
House. L. Dimenf. c. eastman: Mrs. g.
Pragheimer. hrs. J. Leon, Mrs. NJ Levi;
Misses Daisy Levi, Laura Levi. Fannie
D.ment, Jessie Garwood; Aiessrs. II. A
Auerbach Danl J. Greenwald, Moe