The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-02
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal items OF Interest About To-
peka People and vtsiters in Town.
Owing to a confietion of dates the
Philharmonic society did not adhere to
the decision to meet at Institute hall and
is still meeting with the members. Yes
terday afternoon the society met with
Miss Marguerite Bradley and the fol-
lowing Grieg programme was enjoyed:
........a. Asses Tod. b. Anitra's Tanz.
Mrs. Fernald. Poetische Ton bilder No.
Miss Bradley T
-. Poetische Tonbilder, Nos. and 3
Mrs. Capper Butterfly Dance
Miss Danley
Romance, violin solo) Anton Krause
The nexE meeting will also be held at
Miss Bradley's home on the afternoon of
Monday, April Is.
Mr. Maurice Urbansky of ST. Marys, is
the guest of Topeka relatives.
Mrs. VIII Eastman is entertaining this
afternoon for Miss Hortense Kelly.
Misses, Emma Dennis, Ada Taylor, essie
Shellabarger and Florence Clark; Messrs
Ed Fox, Roy Bradford, Oscar Charleson
and David Norton have formed a new
music club for the study of music. The
club will adopt name and will meet BIZ
monthly.
AAASo A0OAA GaAR DO14 Lu0
members of her Sunday school class last
evening at her home on Monroe street
Mr.. ]. P. Richardson arrived last week
! from a trip to Salt Lake City and the
west.
Miss Gressie Williams of Marion, < an,
| is in the city visiting the family of her
uncle, Mr.. j. W. Sidwell.
Mr.. James Smith returned last even
ing from Las Vegas, New Mexico, where
he has been for the past three weeks on
account of i'll health. He was very much
improved by the change in climate.
Secretary of State Edwards is super
intending the putting down of carpets at
1893 Van Buren, street, where his family
| will join him in about two weeks.
Last evening Topeka girl was sur
prised by a number of young lady friends.
The guests had prepared for this party
by attiring themselves in boomers, over
which they wore skirts till they arrived
at the home of their friend. When the
guests had Invested themselves of these.
the hostess having no boomers, invaded
her brothers wardrobe and donned male
attire. Flint exhibitions and other
amusements, no rumor of which eau be
secured outside the charmed circle, were
the order of the evening.
Miss Ruth Emery, who has been the
guest of Mrs. ]. W. Gleed for some time,
lett Tor nor nome IN Les MONIES, Ia. Sat
urday.
Miss Helen Gardner. daughter of AL.
Gardner of North Holbrook street, has
taken a position az stenographer for
Gleed. Ware & Gleed, one of the strong
est law firms of Topeka She leaves next
week for that city.-Ft. Scott Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cross returned
last week from Salina. where MIRA. Cross
was called by her husbands illness
They will go to Excelsior Thursday il
Mr.. Cross health will permit. -
Mrs. Eugene Ware is entertaining Miss
Mccormick of Fort Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melvin, nee Sax
ton, have arrived at their home in Wash
ington Court House, Ohio.
Mrs. Emma Evarts and children will
return from Hutchinson tomorrow.
Mrs. j. C. Heberer returned from Chi
cago Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Miller returned to her home
in Eidorado yesterday.
Mrs. c. J. Brown and little grand
daughters, Mary and Dorothy Gleed. and
nurse. returned from Excelsior Springs
yesterday afternoon.