The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Sociai Events in Topeka
and VLcinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY
E'rrsonai Erems or Interest .About To-
pe2n People and Visitors IN Eown-

Mrs. 1IcE5fbben E.ntortains-
Mr. D. II "a. HIchlboen entertained
fur1y- tive ladies' "a very pleasant thin
bile party yesterday Afternoon The hall
anl parlors were handsonesy decorated
with potfed plants AMI "A 1wers lac
man ci decorations in the front parlor
were especially elaborate and beautiful,
consulting WI wreA-hel and fe=tO0nel
sgnil Ax and Vases 0f roses and carnations.
Posted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were also num-
eraus among the Fl 5r4i decorations. Inc
laI w entertained were Aetdames L. H.
IA hur. George T. Nicholson. Richard
d lady, e. A. Wall, ira Howe. " IN
vi irlin. C1Arles HUDSON, VIM. Eernald
F E.tlk Holiday. O. j. NulvAae. w. s.
llrnan, T. Is Lewis g. D. Wall. J. D.
& .rion. J. s. -4ucE- ;. ID Lakin, Nm
CnaiFse- A. Z. nhree, z 'nert PIERCE. L.
b .zesler ss. Li--IejelI, 3. NJ Payne.
james Cnth bert. ID COlcorI, D IL
Fries. ID iniel small, - Il. Atwood, D.
\ clements, IheodJre Mason, john K
sargent. John Sargent. H. c. Snort. &. H.
ttp-oor and daughter Miss Jennie,
II wight Merwlu. Nfn- Hord; Misses
q crude y erwin, Nay Short, D0llie
Martin. Alice A-wooi Franc Liltlsdeid.
Ina Payne. Dora thurman aud Misses
Haley and Norton.
"A ..saby Party
A "BAby Parity is "a late social inno-
VA ION, and certainly moss interesting
AC unique ONE. t.at proves thoroughly
enjoyable ID the parEici pants 4irs. Nil
lasn M. Nortou gave one Of these 1t her
home this afternoon on West Tenth
STREET. AT three o'clock the babes
c-4uer0ned by their mannlas began 70
arrive, wide eyed and bright after the
pJst-iuncheyu nap which every well
ur Tered bahy has had "a course. They
ArA not babies Young and babies old, bus
nll e babies, each of whom has seen
y a-third Of d year each; there are only
tvJ that are older. making in all eleven
D. fffa RI al ~ nil .ft4-
iny. such wide eyed smiling wonder at
5 salng So muny of himself. or rather her
SAL there are only four boys among
t.- whole eleven. Among the namIc IS
a. babies VINO enjoyed Mrs. Morlon's
ulr-y were 4lrs. J. j. Frey and daughter
IA -iri eriu. Airs. j. III Crosby and dau h
te- Helen Louise Mrs. Herman Lesc4er
uat SON, Ars. Harry Seery and
daughter Emily. lirs Frank Hobart and
ssa Charles. Mrs. w. T. RICHTER and son
Richard. Mrs James Tanner and daughter
.rs. LARRY Carey aud son.
I. icile, and Mrs. w IL Mills and daughter
Eiizabeth.
Trump kits.
con- "Wednesday, at Ottawa, Kan, a
pretty wedding was solemnizsd at 1890
y zen Miss Nellie kits, a popular O.fa-
VIA hsu, aud Mr William ii. Trump, one
of Iopekas prominent young business
men. were united Id marriage at the
axe Of the brides mother, Mrs. Jose
p le kits. 2J2 Locust street. The
Aaase was profusely decorated with
i Ters, and the young couple stood be-
th a pertect bower Of chrysanthem-
v aI and smlAx as Rev. DIR. Stewart pro-
t.4lnced The ceremony. They were at
tended by Misses Franc Littlefeid and
t.attie Valentine, Of this city. The
BRIDES gown, Of white duchesse satin.
as cut entrain. with bodice and collar o.
chiffon, and Immense satin sleeves Her
long bridal veil was Topped back and she
carried "a bouquet Of white roses. she
wore a broach set with pearls, tie gift Of
the groom.
Miss Littledeld wore a white organdIe.
with Insertion trimmed bodice, girdle.
sleeves and high collar Of MORE, and
carried white cArysanthe
Hiss Valentine was atLIred in Nile
green silk, with the decOllete, neck 6lled
IN with mcuseline de sole Of the same
SHADE; she also carried white chrysan-
themums.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding breakfast was served, after
watch congratulations were rendered the
young couple Mr.. and Mrs Trump re-
ceived many elegant presents
After a short trip they returned to To-
Paka, and Will be Al home, after Deem
NJ 'r 5th, at 1872 Tyler street
Mr and Mrs. Liuleield, bliss Henrietta
IA lomps0n and Miss VILLA Rodgers were
I 'pekA guests attending the Kits
"a amp wedding.
Mrs. H. $ Black entertained compli-
be- s-tary TO tile visiting girls on Wednes
evening and Miss Mario Shiras on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Guild Entertains.
Mrs 4. ID Guild entertained about six
teen ladies' moss delightfully."- al dinner
Thursday At p. m. I ne sideboard was
beautifully decorated with tropical
plants aud smilax. The table had an
elaborate centerplece OF carnations in
tlree coiors. A cut- glass water bottle
with the very uaique departure of a ma
sic-box inside, entertained the guests
courses. Miss Myrtle Jetmore enter
tanned the ladies with several selections
Of Instrumental music
Mrs s. j. Crawford Ensertains
Mrs. ). j. Crawford and daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Capper, are among the hosfesses
20 whom il seems no effort To entertain
and consequently auv social function
ven by them is assured of being d most
enjoyable affair. Such was the fhimble
party, 10 which they invited 4 number IL
friends for Thursday "a 3 D. N. Palms
and tropical plants were tas;efuIly ar
ranged about the rooms. and chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses and snliIax completed the
decorations The ladies who were in
vited 10 bring their fancy work and
spend the afternoon in social converse
until after Refreshments were served and
they left for their homes late
in the afternoon, were Mesdames.
Charles Spencer, Harry Garvey. + b
Sweet, John Small, Dan Small, Charles
smith, George T. Nicholson. SheIla-
barger, Frank MacLennau, Cliff Baker.
t. H. Crosby, w. T. Crosby, Foss. Wills
Gleed, Charles Gleed. T. J. Hankla.
James 81 Hayden, Hilton. I. J. KelIam.
Handy Miss Ruth Smith