The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-05
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
News of Social Affairs in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY
Personal Items or Interest About To-
peka People and visitors IN Town.


peka People and visitors IN Town.
Miss Lucy Beverley Of Henderson, Ky,
is visiting her uncle and aunt. Judge
and Mrs. Beverley, at 913 Fillmore
street
Miss Susan B. Anthony Is the guest OF
Mrs Henry Hull.
Mr.. G. u. PhilIey and Ralph Valentine
Of St Toe spent Sunday in the city, and
Mrs Philley and Miss Grace Van HOuten
accompanied them home
Mrs William Beverley of Manhattan
is visiting Mrs. McMahon on Polk street
Miss Amelia Merrill Of Cincinnati will
arrive tomorrow to visit her sister, Mrs
$. f. Martin.
Mrs James Sproat and son Philip
leave tomorrow for St Joe to spend a
week with Mrs. G. L. Philley.
Miss Martha Auerbach returned to
Kansas City yesterday after a several
days visit in the city.
Mrs. David Atchison and Miss Name
Atchison returned to Leavenworth to-
day.
Mrs. Albert Parker will entertain at
thimble party ON Friday afternoon of
next week, and at cards in the evening
Mrs. Henry King viii return to st
Louis tomorrow. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs \. Rynerson, who will
spend the winter with her.
IA much discussed and recently an
nounced engagement will result IN
fashionable wedding early in Decem ber-
Miss Lou Taylor returned to Leaven-
worth today.
Miss Emily Black, Messrs. Jack New
man and Guy Hagar spent Sunday IN
Lawrence with Miss Canif.
Mr.. Harry Valentine spent Sunday in
Lawrence.
Miss Mary Geisert has gone to Antha,
Mo, to spend the winter.
Miss Nellie Kits hes returned to OF
tawa.
Mr. w. W. Phelps is i'll and has been
confined to the house for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rushmore have issued
seventy five invitations to a LIBERATION
Of their golden wedding anniversary on
the 14th.
Mrs. Lester Brewer and daughter,
Ruth, returned to Denver yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Cummings OF Denver
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rush
more.
Miss Franc LittlefeId entertained a
party OF her friends informally after the
parade on Saturday evening.
The Whist club will meet with Mrs
Harold Chase Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. 7. Fulton has returned to Kan
saa City after a visit with her parents.
Misses Burgess and Radford will re-
turn from Hastings, Neh-, tomorrow.
THINGS HEARD AND OVERHEARD.
Facts and Fanoies Jottsd Down in the Dali
" Notebook
Women who walk with hand on hiEa
would be angry if asked il they were
laundresses.
There is an art Of holding up the full
skirt Of today that no dressmaker can
teach
When women are seen conrratulating
each other on the street il is believed to
be on account Of the decline of the shirt
waist.
Considerable of the fur trimming this
season will be from the Objectionable
animal whose name is never heard in
polite society.
Tight lacing, In which there Is no
beauty, continues to mutiIate and dis
degree.
Many women complain that most Of the
society men are s'mere boys"
Plans and projects Of the socially
great are discussed as if essential TO
salvation
About the only feature untried for the
fashionable wedding is 20 have young
women for ushera-
Feuds Occasioned By forgotten we'd
ding invitations last longer than the
heirloom dining room extension table
Asked by friend what gift she pre-
ferred. a prospective bride said: 'Oh,
anything, dear, but banquet lamp"
Adversariss of the divided skirt in
England have abandoned hope Of vic
tory.
made known suggests marriage a
fact. and one IL prone to believe the wO-
man who says there are to be forty we'd
dings this winter
There is a girl in town who thought
she was very clever when she said at the
football game: The half back only
feigns deformity for athletic purposes,
evidently"
Military capes are to have a great run
this winter and the aim and desire of
every young woman is to get some brass
buttons to put on hers