The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-28
I'm SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items or Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors IN Town


pe<a People and Visitors IN Town
One Of the pleasantest of social func-
tiOns was the post-nuptial luncheon given
BY Miss Blanche Dienst on Monday at
o'clock, to the ladies' of the Merwin-
Eberle wedding party The table was
ornamented with bowl Of pink chrys-
anthemums as q center piece. Smllax
wreathed tie chandelier and was fes-
TONED from it To the four corners Of the
table and confined there. at each plate
was delicate pink rosebud and sow
enir card with Miss Dienst's name on it.
The dainty menu was served in seven
courses and the whole affair was worthy
of So charming d hostess Those present
were Miss Gertrude Merwin, her guest
Mrs. Howard Hinzle of st. Joseph, Miss
Edith Isbel, Miss Marie Norton, and
Miss Willie Tomlinson.
Constant stafford
At . O'Clock yesterday afternoon Miss
MAY Stafford and NJ. J. Louis Constant
were united in marriage by Rev A. 3
Embree AT his home on Taylor street.
The bride wore a fawn- cOlOred
cloth travelling dress trimmed with
velvet. with hat and gloves
to match. Miss Stafford has been an
employe Of Miss Price for some time
ana MR. Constant Is book keeper at f. B
Guilds music store. Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple left for
Ottawa, where they viii be the guests Of
the groom father for a short time. After
December 3 iIr. and Mrs. Constant viii
be at home 10 their friends at 1870 Madi-
son stgeeL
Birthday Party
Miss Stella Biddle entertained friends
on Monday evening in celebration of her
fourteenth birthday. Music, games and
refreshments occupied the time. Those
who enjoyed Miss Biddle's hospitality
were Misses Maud oliver, Clara Ship
man, Jennie Green, Della Higgins, Mar
iorie Lewis. Stella and Tennle Biddle;
M essrs. Louis Wilson. Arthur Green.
Fred Bear. ~ alter Pyle, James Curr and
Frank Ream.
General social Notes
Mrs. RI O Popenoe entertained az
lunch Monday, complimentary to Mrs. q.
i'd Wetherell VI Chicago. The other
guests were Mrs. Nv etherelFs mother
Mrs. j. Senour. Mrs. A d. Gray. Mrs.
IT. 81 Mason and Miss Carol Deming.
Mrs. Wetherel left for her home today.
8Ir and Mrs. Charles McCabe. Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Smith. Miss Gertrude Roberts.
Mr. George Rust and Mr.. Frank Edison
took tea with Hiss Carrie Clarkson Mon
day evening and spent delightful in
formal evening after at cards.
SIR J.. b. Merriam aud Mr. Z. o. Pope
noe left today for the east
Miss Anna Banks, who is in attendance
al the University, will spend Ihanksgiv-
ing at home.
T..
tertained Monday evening compliments
Ary to Mrs. I'll Halo and Mrs. Eugene
Mitchell Of Minneapolis.
Professor Henry Worral il visiting in
the east
Miss Betty Glass, of Kansas City, re-
turned home today accompanied by Miss
Belle Ettlinger
The Pansy club met with Miss Jessie
Small yesterday afternoon
Miss u Marguerite Bradley entertained
q few friends al dinner Monday evening
for her friend, Miss Rose Dvsart of ST.
Louis. who has been her guest for some
time and who viii leave for home tomor-
row. Miss May Everett and Messrs.
Charles Holman. Paul Torrington and
n ed Osborn were the other guests
Dir. w. g. Castine of Anthony. is the
guest Of MI. and Airs Fletcher Oliver.
Dit J. II. Metherell will give his
Thanksgiving party in the evening in
stead of the afternoon.
NIT Maurice Gould will 20 to Wamego
for Thanksgiving as the guest of bis sis
ter
Mrs. 2 J. Langston entertained bout
fifty members of Lincoln Circle NO 1.
ladies' Of the @. A. r., yesterday after
noon. she was assisted by her nj zee
Mrs. Shafer, and AIrs. Jennie W che.
Nj. J. 81. Meade, resident engineer Of
the ives tern grand division Of the Santa
Fe and Colorado Midland lines. is in the
city spending Thanksgiving with his
family.
EN-Secretary of State James Smith and
Mrs Smith viii chaperone a party com
posed of Misses Ida Smith, Bessie Van
Amburgh; Mossrs Lee Sidwell and Os-
car Volt, TO Kansas City TO see the
Thanksgiving game Of football.
Mrs d. r Godfrey and son Samuel
have returned foom Long Island, where
they have been visiting relatives for the
past six weeks.
Miss Ella Barteaux who was the
guest Of BIT. aud Mrs Ii. AL Cone for
day this week has returned to her home
in Lawrence.
The Morgan family of Topeka has re-