The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-20

Recent Social Events IN Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Permonaa items or Interest About To-
pehxn People and Visitors in Town

The camera club Of which Dir. G. g
Baker was the promoter and organizer,
and is now the president, has about TWEEN
ty-five members, all enthusiastic over the
study of the art of photography Mr. W.
f Swift is vice president, Mr.. ". E Cul-
yer. treasurer. and Mrs. w. Il. Swift,
secretary. The club meets in the even
ing5 Of the first and third Tuesdays in
each month, at the home Of some mem
ber. Last Tuesday evening the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Swift was the place
Of rendezvous, and the meeting was most
enjoyable. There was 3 large attend
ance and the evening was devoted to
taking some hash-light pictures OF the
club. These we're Immediately devel-
oped, and found to be most successful
Very creditaDle work has been done by
the members of the Camera club, they
having worked at bro mides, platinotypes,
Elatino- bromides. and blue prints. AT
the last meeting committee. consisting
or Mr. Robert Pierce, Mr.. Z. q. w illaru,
and Mrs. w. y. Swift, was appointed,
whose duty ID is to prepare a programme
for each meeting. This committee Will
serve three months. A reception Is be-
ing planned for some time IN January, at
which some of the best work Of the
memb ers viii be exhibited The next
regular time of meeting falls on the first
day Of the new year, consequently the
meeting will be held on the evening OF
January q at the home Of Mr.. and Mra
n. y. Willard, ia Potvin Place
MI Prentis' Lecture
The Ladies Aid society of Grace
cathedral have reason to congratulate
themselves on the success of the enter
ment given by them last evening, the
chief number of which was Dir. Prentis
charming lecture. AS the audience was
assembling Mr Prentis held an i'm
promPtu rece ptiOn at the door. The room
was soon well filled. and Miss Marguerite
Bradley gave piano solo, Mr. Dana Nc
Nica sang and Miss Smiley reclted
''NashtL" Then came the entertaining
talk by 1Ir. Prentis, followed by short
season of social visiting Misses Edith
lsbell andNina Thomas poured lemonade,
which was served by Messrs- Carl Nellis.
Stanley Medlicott Fred Mervin and Ken
nett Wharry, who had OBLIGATED as ushers-
THE superlDas Dance
The Superbas gave another Of their
pleasant informal dancing parties at
Library hall last evening. There was a
large attendance and the thorough en-
ioyment which usually characterizes the
parties of this club was predominant
Those present were 1Iesdames and
Messrs. +. NJ. Frampron, and Dan Cain;
Misses Lulu Eordyce, Jessie GarwOod,
Ida Smith. Villa TomlinsOn. Mollle
Crane. Lottie and Birdie Griffith, Emma
Hagar, Teresa Greenwood, Emily Black,
N annie Hopkins. Louie Smith. Blanche
johnson, Nellie Post. Leila SaXtOn, Ada
ConkIe, Nina Shaefor Ella AIurbarger,
Carrie Merrick, Ethel Wood, BERTHE
ifynss Messrs. Lewis Greenwood, George
Eladd. Julius kosen. Oscar Wolf, Lee Sid
well. Robert Cunningham. Charles La
gerstrom, VIII Radcliffe, Frank and
Robert Merrick. Floyd Baker, Ulysses
AlvOrd- VIII Brown, Frank Beck, Ernest
Fox, Guy Fisher. Tom Mason. Frank
Cain, Harry Goodrich. Fred Harrison.
Irving Scott. Guy Hagar. The Superba
club viii dance again New Aears-
Minor social Mention.
Miss AIeliorA Hambleton left today to
spend the holidays in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gustave Neubert Of Kansas City,
Kansas, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Miss Anna Christian of Bethany col
lege, left today to spend the holidays at
her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Eleanor Wilson and mother spent
the day IA Kansas City.
The Pansy club held its business meet
ing Monday afternoon with Misses Rosa
m0nd Horton and Alice Prescott
Fred Gibson will arrive from Olathe
Friday.
Miss Kate Adams arrived from St
Louis today.
Miss Ida Bergen arrived at home yes
terday from Underwood college and will
spend the holidays at home.
AIrs. $ ~ Crardenhire went to Chicago
Tuesday to meet her husband on his way
home from New York city They will
return Saturday or Sunday
Miss Myrtle Jetmore is keeping house
for her sister, Mrs. Gardenhire, during
the latter'a absence.
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap are both
suffering from lagrippe at their rooms at
the Copeland.
sIr. aud Mrs. W. s EberIs have re-
turned from an eastern trip.
Ar. Clarence r. Horner will arrive
from NARROW, Texas, Sunday, to spend
Christmas at home
Ar. Otto Hakes. who is attending the
Chicago University will be at home for
the holidays
Miss Bessie Campbell Of Cheney. will
be the guest of her cousin, Miss Meta
Robinson, next week
Miss Mamie Chase, who is attending
the Sacred Heart convent IN St Joe, will
be at home for Christmas.
Noble Prenti5 was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. W. Nellis while in the city.
The Imperial club viii dance Friday
night
Miss Arlie Ewart, who has been visit
ing with her relations Mr. and Mrs B.
Davies, Of Chicago, returned home yes
tsrday.
General Social Notes.
Miss Ressie King of St. Louis will visit
Mrs. j. i. King next week.
Mrs. T. r. Baker returned from Denver
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r Baker and son
Floyd. of AlamOsa. Colorado. are the
guests OF Dir. and Mrs. +. F. Baker
Dir John Campbell Of the Chicago
University Will visit his uncle and aunt
Mr. and 8Irs. a. IA. Robinson next week.
Dir. and Mrs. Craig Hunter Of Temple.
Texas, viii be the guests of Dir. and Mrs
George Chase during the holidays. Miss