The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-24
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.



the Christmas vacation.
Miss Daisy Levi Is entertaining Miss
Martha Auerbach Of Kansas City
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Horton have
been visiting Judge and Mrs. David
Martin of Atchis0n-
Miss Perle Otis Of Atchison will assist
at Miss Lakin's debut party.
Colonel George w. Veale was in Kan :
sas City Saturday
Mrs. Van B. Prather is visiting in
Colum bus, Kansas
ut and Mrs. Eugene Quinton are the
guests Of Mrs Quin-on's mother in Den
yer.
Dir. and Mrs. II. r. Nickerson are in
tile city 70 spend the holidays.
oliver Wendell Holmes viii he the
subject at III nifty church Friday evening
Alr. IT, III. Foster will read paper on his
life and DR. r. +. McNey will treat Of
him as q physician.
d. d. Meade, resident engineer Of the
Western grand division Of the Santa Fe,
and Colorado Midland railroads. is spend
ing Christmas with his family
3r and Mrs. ii. A. Cone will 60 to
Lawrence to spend Christmas
Mrs George A Eye, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs ". +. Shrl-
yer in Salt Lake, has returned home
There was "A beautiful home wedding
in Independence. Mo-. last W ednesday
evening al the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry POhimeyer.
lt was that Of Mr. Oscar Raney of Tope-
ka. Kan. and Miss Ira ROdenwald of IN
dependence. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev E r. Ryland,
pastor Of the Maple Avenue Nj. II.
church lsouthl After receiving congrat-
uIafi0n5 supper was served The rooms
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and p0tted plants Dir. and Mrs Raney
viii make Topeka their future home
Kansas City Times.
Dr. A c. Sloan is cOnvalescent
has hta her of ma
death at POnca agency, Oklahoma, of
little Leland Frederick Brown. of
Mr. aud Mrs J. B Brown, formerly Of
this city. Mrs. Brown was Miss Minnie
Akin, niece Of Deacon Farnsworth. The
little one was i'll but few days, the dis
ease being severe attack of Group
diphtheria. The many friends of Dir.
and Mrs Brown will svmpathize with
them deeply.
Miss Bessie Van Amburgh viii spend
Christmas day ia Emporia-
Mr.. Clarence Smith will come up from
Newton to spend Christmas with his
folks.
This is the happy time when the young
people quarrel over the evergreen mot
toes. "Peace on earth, good Will to men,"
which they are putting up in the church
w Il Shelton aud family of Salina ar
rived saturday TO visit with relatives and
friends during the holidays.
VIII Burroughs Of the Union Pacific
freight department at Omaha is the
guest Of Doc Newman.
". ". GAvitt returned home from
Chicago yesterday to spend the holidays
with his family. He will return after
the holidays, as he is established in busi-
ness there.
Potwin Sunday school will have its
Christmas exercises on Tuesday evening
Christmas day.
Lillian B. smith Of Clyde, Kan. is the
guest Of Minnie o. Davis Auburndale.
Lahan NJ. Davis OF Campbell universe
~. is home Tor Christmas vacation
Little Laura Morgan who had her arm
broken last week Is getting along nicely.
Anna n. Davis. primary teacher at
Iecumseh, is home for a weeks vaca-
tion.
Minnie Siperly is back from two
weeks visits with her mother.
Evans Pickering.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Amy
Pickering anG Ne j AL Evans Of North
Topeka, occurred at the home of the
brides parents in Olathe, Kansas at $3.50
H. m. Wednesday, Decor Der 49, The
handsome home had its four large first
floor rooms thrown together and pro-
fuseIy decorated with cut lowers and
palms. The bride was attired ia cream
satin cut entrain. She wore a long bridal
veil and carried bouquet Of brides roses.
Miss Pearl Sprague was maid of honor
and Fred s. Pickering was best man.
There were two bridesmaids There were
100 Invitations issued to the reception
which Immediately followed the cere-
mony at which elaborate refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans came
10 Topeka at once and are at the home of
mr Evans parents, l131 North Van
Buren, street
Minor Social Mention.
Mr. aud Mrs. "A WI Cameron left this
week for Pennsylvania, where they will
visit for about TWO months.
To order your cut flowers for Christ
mas, ring up Bell telephone No. 235
Groves. 1173 Clay, has cut roses, carna-
tions and hyacinths- Telephone, Bell
235.
The various whist clubs viii not meet
next week.
nell viii receive New Years calls with
the Pansy club at udge Horizons home.
The Pansy club viii keep open house
on New Tears day with Miss Rosamond
Horton and Miss Alice Prescott at their
home on Harrison street The young
ladies are. Misses Henrietta Thompson.
Bessie Gibson. Dora Furman, Florence
Greer. Franc Littlefeld, Jessie small
Marguerite Bradley. Hortense Kelly;
Mesdames Will Smith, Ed Small. Arthur
Murphy. The visiting young ladies who
will receive with them are: Misses Julia
Street. Harriet Rolf of Beloit, Wis, and
Annie Ocheltree Of Olathe-
Mrs Clarence Skinner entertained at
dinner Friday for her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Hackney The guests spent delightful
afternoon. They were: Mesdames
Gordon. Remington. W ash burn. Larity,
Lawler. IrOutman, OverhOlt Peter Fish
er, Meade. Lakin and Herbert Hackney
Miss Edna Darragh will be the guest
of Mrs. L. B Merriam during the holt
days.
widow or Prof lie Coate Burned.