The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-11
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items OF Interest Absut To-
peka People and Visitors in Town


Mr.. Leon Hahn left for Newton yester-
day, where they will attend the wedding
of Miss Blanche Barnum of that place
tomorrow
Miss Madeline Trestrail, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George B. Palmer and
Mrs. George Ashton for some time, will
return to her home in Kansas City,
Wednesday.
Miss Madge johnson and Miss Irene
Homer have the Topeka club musicale
for tomorrow night in charge.
Mrs. B. III. Akers entertained Miss
Carrie Hanscome of Lawrence, last
week.
Mrs John GRANGER of Leavenworth
spent Sunday with Col and Mrs. George
w. Veale.
Mr. w. II. Rossington returned fir ON
Chicago Saturday. In the evening he
and his charming daughter, Miss The
resa, entertained Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Ian
try, Misses Nellie and Katherine Lawler
at box party, and afterward at lunch at
the Topeka club.
Mrs. Charles Lantry visited in Kansas
City last week.
Miss Susie Gay is visiting Mrs. A. d.
Flintone at Lawrence.
Mr.. T. Z. Hamilton. sheriff of Ellis
county, and his little daughter were in
Topeka Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Devereaux visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bullene
in Lawrence last week.
Miss Maude Griffith. daughter of Con-
ductor Griffith, has returned from Trim
idad, Colo, where she has been visiting
her brother Ed.
Mr.. Frank FARRELL spent Sunday with
his mother and sister in Atchison.
Mrs. L. II. Mum is visiting in Calves
ton, Texas. During her absence she will
visit Mrs. Pliny L. Soper at Muscogee,
1T
Mrs. w. W. Webb will entertain as
her guest this week one OF Atchisons
most popular girls. Miss Lulu Talbot
Mrs Willis Norton will entertain the
| Duplicate Whist club on Thursday after
noon.
Miss Bessie King left for her home in
| ST. Louis, Saturday. after delightful
visit with Mr. and Mrs. James L. King.
Miss Bessie will be much missed in So
ciety circles.
Miss Mary McCabe came up from Kan
Saturday evening.
i Representative Caldwell spent Sunday
at his home in Lawrence.
Ash Wednesday is two weeks and one
day in the future.
A Topeka young man is contemplate
ing having his girl take the Kelley cure
for the candy habit
The fact that there were thirteen in
the front row at the minstrel show did
not detract from its success. Another
superstition exploded.
Miss Morrill, at Atchison
Mrs. E. n. Morrill, returned from her
home in Hiawatha Saturday. Miss Grace
Morrill, returned Yesterday from visit
| to Miss Constance Ingalls,. Miss Morrill,
was the guest of honor at a reception
given by Miss ingalls, Tuesday afternoon,
a box party to see Emmett by Miss
Nellie Seaton, and a whist party by Miss
Pearl Otis Saturday afternoon, beside
numerous entertainments not especially
complimentary to Miss Morrill,, but where
she was an invited guest Mrs Morrill,
and Miss Morrill, will be at home in
formally to all callers at the Copeland
tomorrow afternoon as usual These Eat
homes" are simply the receiving days
(Tuesdays) of Mrs. and Miss Morrill,,
and callers do not come by invitation.
General Social Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Knowles will
entertain the Euchre club tomorrow
night
A new whist club will be organized
in the near future, the prospective mem
bers of which will meet Friday after
noon for organization with Mrs. Theo-
dore Wear.
Mr.. c. c. Baker will deliver his lecture
on his travels in the Orient, at Unity
church, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. c. J. Willett and family have
moved from North Topeka to 512 Blu
chanan avenue Miss Gertrude Willett
has returned from visit to Emporia
friends.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Crane left for
Florida Friday on the editorial excur-
sion.
Two prominent society ladies, sisters,
will give reception in the near future.
Mrs. c. J. Brown entertained the At
laateans this afternoon.
Miss Babe Sturgis of Concordia, a
former Bethany girl, will visit Misses
Daisy Lakin and Julia Street this week.
Mrs A II. Thompson will entertain
the Occidental club tomorrow afternoon
Miss Henrietta Thompson is expect
ing Miss Connolly of Rock Island, to-
morrow.
Miss Nellie Hawkins of Ottawa, is
visiting Mrs. Hughes the chief enrolling
clerk of the house.
Mr.. Robert ThampsOn will entertain
the Camera club one week from tomor
row night, at 80S Topeka avenue.
Miss Franc Littlefeld entertained at
10 o'clock lunch today for Miss Morrill,.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Mrs. Reed win TaIk at Representa-
tive HALL
Mrs A. z. Reed, of Lincoln, Nebraska.
who recently visited the western part of
the state, will Tuesday evening
speak at Representative hall, for
the benefit of the needy and
destitute in western Kansas. Mrs.
Reed has personal acquaintance