The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-03
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
First. Party of the Assembly
Dancing Club.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
KserAOnaI Items or Interest About T0-
PEA People and visitors In Town

the aaticIpations of the mem bers in its
Initial party last evening, and the success
Of tile club is unquestioned Around the
stage in Library hall was a high bank
ing Of palms and white chrysanrh
and the radiators were decorated with
palms and draped in delicate blue. The
landing the stairway was costly ar
ranged with divAn under pink shaded
piano lamp, and the rooms on either
side leading from the stage were
arranged for tete tetes and cards. The
one on the right was in pink and white
with chrysanthemums in those shades,
white rugs and a pink shaded piano
lamp. There we're several cosy corners
conveniently located around the hall,
aud sandwiches and coffee were served
during the entire evening on the stage.
the music was fine, the ladies were
specially gowned for the occasion, and
the electric light globes in red, white
aud blue, shed soft radiance over
them that was wonderfully becoming
Although the Assem- bly, club boasts of no
officers, the success of the club and the
party last evening are directly due TO Dir.
w. j. Black, who planned the Organlza-
ton and was ably assisted in the details
by several other gentlemen. Those
present last evening were: MIR. and Mrs.
u. II. smith. Dir. and Mrs. J. X. Lord, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Quinton, Dir. and Mrs
"A. -. Quinton, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stew
enson, Dir. and Mrs G. G. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Hayden, AIR. and Mrs. j. L.
King. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hankla, DIR.
and Mrs Arthur Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Horner, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
w ear, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hobart, Mr..
and 4Irs. Arthur Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs
Dir. and 0irs. b. I. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuyler Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Seward, Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Crane, Mr..
aud Mrs A R Lingafelt. Mr. and Mrs
W III Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cap
per, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hall; Mrs. d.
a lice Hood Of Emporia. Name Atchison,
NJ attic Jones and Lou Taylor of Leaven-
worth, Fannie Spencer of Chicago, Mary
and Irene Horner, Myra Williams, Madge
and Mabel johnson. Margaret Mulvane,
N ellie PETER, Edna Best Theresa Ros-
slngton. Jessie Small, Hortense Kelly,
Helen Scott Margaret Dudley, Eleanor
N ilson, Nellie Clough, Glenna Cross,
Gertrude and Mary Roberts. Nora Norris
and Mary McCabe Ia essrs. w. H. Ros-
sington. Edward Wilder, Eugene Hagan.
M. j. Black, SeymOur Davis, Chas Allen,
D. III FARRELL, Ed Horner Frank Thomas,
E Henderson, Cliff LISTED, Ben Akers,
j ohm Posten. ID. w Mulvane, Walter
y Jbie. Geo. Crawford, Chas. Thomas,
Theodore Hammatt Walter Burgess,
JNez Clark, Frank Edison. Eph Kepley,
Cf.ss. Rust, Al Evans, j. B. Furry, Court
Flower, r r. Peterson, Frank Clough
Uf IeavenW0rth and Archie Williams.
Miss Grace weiss Party.
NIss Grace Weiss entertained about
forty Of her friends at a delightful dane
i4g party last evening. The rooms were
decorated in white and yellow chrysan-
themums, passion vine and palms and
the hostess received her guests in a
gown of blue henrietta trimmed in car
dual velvet She was assisted by Miss
Nellie Small and her guests were:
Davis, Grace Curtis. Mabel Knowles:
LibOie Hazlett. Lillian and Anna Whit
lock, Bessie Stewart, n orma Smith Edna
Carpenter, Vera Low, Craudie Packard,
y essie ShsllabarRer, Cleo Ewart, Lillian
Tefff, Josephine Colby Leila Saxton-
NJ abel Chase, Grace Van Houten, Kittis
Player, Mamie Ham blston, Mary Whit
ton Edna Morehouse, Messrs. Clyde
Grubbs. David Harvey, Jay Keller, Cliff
Fred hcGiffen, Fred Gil
letr, Ralph Valentine. George Kilmer.
Dean and Homer Low, Frank Davis.
Harmon Ryus. Harry Wood, Theo
Thomas, Ralph Moore, Wilson Lauck.
David Lakin, Floyd Mcdonald, Frank
dinner, " alter Smith, Martin Britton.
Oscar Wolverton, Clarence Dennis. Tom
CT sments Charles Upton, Howard Wood
Harry Williams, John Dixon and Rassie
Bennett
Mrs C. G. Foster Entertains-
Mrs. C. g. Foster is entertaining twenty
young ladies this afternoon for Miss
Maud Parker, whose wedding takes
place on the Tth, and -needles1 in one
corner Of the invitations suggested the
prescribed mode OF enjoyment Her
home is decorated ia white chrvsanthe-
NUNS and Miss Maud Parker and Mar
garet Mulvane will add to the pleasure
of tile afternoon with recitations The
invited girls were. Gertrude and Mary
Roberts, Rosamond Horton. Alice Pres
colt, Flora Mayo, Margaret Weiss, Carrie
Garrison. Lulu Manspoaker, Edith Camp
bell, Pearl Mcfarland, Bessie West
Franc Littlefeld, Myrtle Davis. Margaret
Mrs Fred Freeman. Mrs. W. r Ewing
and Mrs William Taylor
General Social Notes.
Miss Name Atchison came over from
Leavenworth yesterday to spend IN
day
Miss Name Horton has just recovered
from two weeks siege with infiamma-
tory rheumatism.
Mr. W. l. Trump and Miss Nellie
kits Of Ottawa, viii be married the 21st
Of this month at noon in Ottawa
Elwood PETER has returned from Cal
ifornia and will remain in the city until
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones entertained
the following friends &C a very pleasant
course dinner last evening, followed by
cards: Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. Parkhurst, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Cruise. Mrs G. a. Ransom.
IA is II artle Whaley. M6ssrs. +. Il. Nipps,
w. A. Smith and Joho Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs John Small and son are
spending Sunday at Maple Hill.
Mrs. : T. Kersey and Miss BOwes will
visit Kansas City next week.
Senator and Mrs PETER and daughter
Nellie leave Tuesday for Washington,