The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-15

New York.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas has issued in
| vitations to reception to meet her guest,
Mrs. E c. Ray of Chicago, next Friday.
Mr.. Ray was formerly pastor of the First
| Presbyterian church.
| Miss Lydia Hicks will entertain the
! young ladies who will assist at her we'd
| ding next Wednesday, at dinner tomor-
| row evening, at her home in Potwin
Place.
Congressman Curtis and sister, Miss
Dollie Curtis, have arrived in Washing
ington and have rooms at the Oxford
next TO those of Senator PETERS family.
Mrs. Curtis and the children will go on
next week, and they will then 60 to keep
ing house
Father HAYDEN was present at the
meeting of the Catholic Ladies' Reading
circle last evening and talked most in
terestingly to the members.
The Vespucian club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. w. Proctor, on
Western avenue.
Mrs. T. L. King has returned from her
southern and eastern trip. Mrs. King is
suffering from rheumatism, and is COM
PEELED TO use clutches.
Mrs. Edmund Stanley, of Lawrence,
came over last evening to visit her hus-
band and son.
The Professionals, card club of long
standing, will meet this evening with Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Quinton.
Mrs. j. L. Shellabarger and Mrs. Will
MacFerran are entertaining at recep-
ton this afternoon.
Mrs. Weiss and Misses Weiss have is
sued invitations to a reception for next
Friday afternoon and evening. Dancing
at 10.
Minor Social Mention.
Miss Weiss and Miss Grace Weiss
have issued cards for a reception and
dancing party on Friday evening, No.
vember 90.
Dean and Mrs. Harry L BodIey arrived
today and are at the National hotel,
where they will remain till they are set
tied in the deanery.
The gentlemen of Unity church will
give their annual reception this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ritter. who were
married at Arkansas City Wednesday, ar
rived today, and are at home at 1913 Buch-
anan street
Mrs. G. c. Bowes and son George have
gone to Chicago, where they will visit
with Miss Lottie and the alabama" COM
pany next week.
Col and Mrs George W. Veale re-
moved this week to their winter quar-
ters, room 8, Veale building.
MISS Arlle EWarb entertained inform
ally at cards on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murphy enter.
tanned Tuesday evening complimentary
to Mr.. j. b. Clay, who has been promoted
from the position of travelling salesman
to buyer for McPike and Fox, of Atchi-
son.
The social at the First Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening was most
enjoyable.
The Stedman club entertainment will
be given this evening.
Miss Laura Benson cele brated her 18th
birthday on Tuesday evening by giving
party.
Mrs. I. N. Peterson gave a delightful
afternoon tea at her cottage home on
Fillmore street, the occasion being the
tenth anniversary of marriage. She wa:
assisted by Mrs. r. Gist, Mrs. H. Barnard
| and Mrs. A. n. Grant; the afternoon wa:
| spent in various games and Mrs. Peter
son presented each guest with a beauti
full souvenir. Those present were Mrs.
Judge Hazen, Mrs. Pagan, Mrs. E Mil
Ter, Mrs. Scheidt, Mrs. Long hborrough
Mre. McReynolds. Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. Lee
Mrs. Greif Mrs. Moeser, Mrs Krauss
| Mrs. Lehrmann aud others.
additional social news on Tenth page.