The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-08


MRS. Bell shadbolt. Mrs. Davis. Misses
Lottie Brown. Ida Renner, ollie Powers.
Martha Davis. Carrie chadbOlt susie
Butler Lennie Powers, Lena Paisley,
RosaShultz and Laura Davis; Messrs.
Ray Penny. Joe Smith. Scion Mc6ee,
Harvs Tincher. Ted VOgel, Ed Davis,
Charlie Smith. William Snyder Of kansas
City
The living pictures in Library hall
this evening taken from c. ID. Gibson
best known pictures in life, will be very
fine The admission is 50 cents, and the
proceeds will be given to the Free kln-
dergarten association The entertain
ment committee consists Of Mrs. Eugene
Ouinton. Misses Myra Williams, Theresa
Kossingron Marguerite Bradley Jes-
sic Small and Margaret Muivane-
Those who will pose in the
living pictures are: Mrs Y. j.
Brown. Misses Rossington, Dienst,
Best, johnson, Street. Lizzie Thompson,
Small Lottie Bowes, Caro- Penheld;
Messrs Charles Allen. James Moore, IL
l. 5hirer, Robert Pierce, A w Dana, G.
b. Merriam. Paul Torrington, Q. II. Mer-
riam, Theodore IIammatr, George Craw-
ford, Charles Thomas, Walter Noble,
Harry Williams, Prof Black and Willie
Wetherel Howard Lawrence's maudO-
lin club Will furnish music.
About fifty ladies enjoyed the luncheon
given By Mrs. George NJ Noble aud Mrs.
S G. BaiIv Yesterday afternoon in the
home Of the former. Small tables were
set with dainty appointments and the
decorations were or white and red chry-
santhemums in the library, yellow chry-
santhemums in the dining room and pink
roses IN the drawing room. During the
AFTERNOON some piano music by Mrs Viii
liam McEerran aud songs by Mrs. &. o.
Foster and Mrs. 2. IL. Adams were
thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Bailey Will enter
tain about sixty ladies al tea tomorrow
afternoon.
Col J. w. F. Hughes is ill and has
been confined to his home for Il week.
BIr and Mrs. P /. Bone brake enter
tanned the following friends Informally
at tea last evening" Mr.. and Mrs 81. A
Low. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bone brake,
Mrs. E. Chrisman Mrs. Delahay and Alr.
Il. A. Osborn.
Sterling, Kan, tomorrow on a short visit.
Mrs. Gilpin and daughter Grace Of
Leavenworth are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs L A. Thrill.
Mrs. G. II. Morehouse of EI Paso.
Texas, who mas been visiting Mrs. 81 l.
Morehouse, returned to her home yester-
day
Miss Alice Hood will return to her
b ONE in EmporIa tomorrow.
Several parties of young people will
go to Kansas City Saturday to see the
Ann Arbor-K K. S. Z. football game
airs. I. E. Davis of Kansas City viii
be the guest of Miss Margaret MuIvane
next week.
Miss Margaret Mulvane has changed
the date Of her card party. and it is on
Monday evening instead Of Tuesday
Mrs. II. NJ Washburn is entertaining
"A number Of lady friends this afternoon
in compliment to her mother, Mrs ]. W.
Sponable of Paola.
Mrs. Bishop Vincent entertained a
dozen of her lady friends at lunch today.
Mr. Harold Hunter of Philadelphia
visited the family Of Dir. Joab Mulvane
this week.
Dir. J. 9. Wilson and Mr.. W. w. Phelps
leave today for New York. Dir. Wilson
will stop in Indiana and visit relatives
en- route
Mrs. w. W. Wick and son Al left to-
day for Colorado on d several weeks trip.
The bowling and dancing party ia the
physical culture rooms tomorrow even
ing has been postponed until next week.
II. r. Kepley left today for Winfield,
kans., to be gone a month.
Mrs Geo. ). higgins and Mrs. Fred
Mcdonald are stopping in Kansas City
today.
Miss Kittie Player gives a dinner party
tomorrow evening to a few of her friends.