The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-18
I SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events IN Topeka
and Vicinity
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal A.emn or Interest About To-
pelSa People and visitors I'M Town


pelxa People and visitors I'M Town
Mrs. Nathan Price Of Omaha is visiting
her daug hfers, Mrs. IT. q. Wear and Mrs.
Paul Hudson and viii remain till after
the holidays.
Mt Pryor Market Of Omaha will be
the guest of Dir and Mrs. L. @. Wear,
for the Imperial party Friday night
0lr- and AIrs- d. j Harding Will spend
Christmas day in San Francisco. and
viii be in Topeka aoOut January 8.
Every body viii 90 to hear the Prentis
lecture " ednesday evening.
Miss susie Brodt is 10 the city this
afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Lacey entertained a few
friends At duplicate whist last evening
Miss SalIie Corning will arrive Thurs
day from Chicago to spend the holidays
with her parents At Glenarie farm.
Miss Myrtle Davis entertained a few
friends Saturday evening
Miss Emma White Of Lawrence. will
spend Christmas with DR.. and Mrs Reed
A new dancing club IN social circles, it
is rumored by one of their number, has
taken the rather suggestive name of sThe
bunglers. Despite the name they are
practicIng assiduousiy every Friday
night and learning all the new dances in
addition 70 enjoying a social time The
member are Dir. and Mrs. B. T. Lewis
Mr and Mrs. viii Morton, Dir. and Mrs
M. A. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Clark
ME- and Mrs. G. r. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crane Mr. and Mrs George
Eagle. Nj. and Mrs. A. a. Hurd. Mr.. and
5irs. g. H. Atwood. DR.. and Mrs. O. b.
Reed, Mrs Clara WigEin. Mr.. McKibben
and daughter, Miss Maud, and Mr. Ed
Curry
Mrs w. nIcFerran will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. W FL Dolby, Miss Belle
Ettlinger and Miss Ethel Palmer made up
a box party at the Grand last evening.
Miss Willie Penny baker is staying
with her cousin, Mrs. Callie Hughes, for
a few days.
Miss Agnes Walsh IS very i'll at her
home.
Mrs c. ". Snyder and Mrs William
solomon Of Horton. Kansas who were
Jhe guests of airs- D y Mahoney, 300
hieln street, left for home Sunday.
Mrs. Sharp of Horton Kansas. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Reed, at
1921 Kansas avenue.
Mrs j. *. Hudson's little book. Two
Little Maids and Their Friends" holds
unusual interest for number of Topeka
people, bringing into the story as it does
little Josephine and Eleanor Keller.
Mary and Dorothy Cleed, Ethel Butter
field and Pauline Hudson. Apropos Of
the latter. the book has one mistake.
Little Pauline Hudson's picture has Jo-
sephine's name under it.
Mr. and Mrs. George l. Stevenson left
yesterday for different points in Colorado
for the benefit Of Mrs Steveugonss health
Miss aallle Crosby will receive her
friends at her studio the last three days
Of the week.
Mr. >. r. Richie will arrive Sunday
and visit DIR and Mrs e. B. Reed till
after the HOLIDAYS.
Dit Noble Prentis of Kansas City will
give his lecture on art for the Artless. .
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid society
of Grace cathedral in rhe church mar
Tors, corner Of Eighth aud Polk. Wednes-
day, December 10. 1894 Doors open at
$3.50. Lecture at s. Admission 25 cents.
DR.. +. Hoyt Pitcher OF Winfield.
uperintendent of theWinfield asylum for
IdiCtic and Imbecile youth is here to
meet with the state board Of charities.
The advance sheets Of Geo. wv. Cranes
legislative hand book contain the names
and post Office addresses OF all the mem
bers Of the state senate and new house
Of Representatives
100 styles of perfume atonizers At
Swift s Holidays. New designs, lower
priceA
Topeka sstesm Laundry
625 Jackson street