The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-01
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The Assembly Clubs Final Library
Hall Party.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

The Assembly club has given many
enjoyable parties during the season. but
not one which has been characterized by
more elaborateness of decoration or ele-
gance of detail than that which pre-
vailed at Library hall last evening.
Few even of the private parties of the
season have had prettier decorations
Pale blue draperies were tastefully
disposed throughout the rooms A large
mum Der of palms were massed across the
front OF the stage, which had the usual
arrangement of music and supper room
and the green of palms was relieved by
red blossoms here and there.
IN the little side rooms tall vases of
Marechal Neil and La France roses sat
before the mirrors and bowls of the same
were on the tables. Rugs, easy chairs
and dlvans also contributed to the home
like air.
Scattered through the hall were more
palms and red flowers. In the northeast
! corner the receiving party stood on a
white fur rug in front of a grouping of
palms
Mr.. j. r. Hankla made all arrange
ments for the party, and the tasteful and
| pretty decorations were due to the efforts
of Mrs. ]. R. Hankla and Miss Mary
Homer. The receiving party consisted
OF Mrs. A. B. QuintOn in pale blue silk
trimmed in white lace, carrying pink
roses; Mrs. Schuyler Nichols in black
silk with bertha and pulled sleeves of
! pale blue, pink rose in her hair; Mrs.
Arthur Murphy pale yellow crepe yelled
IN en- broidered chiffon; ISIS Glenna
| Cross III black satin, trimming of cerise
velvet, roses in her hair; Miss Mary
! Roberts in pale yellow satin yelled in
white null, carrying American Beauty
roses
Mr.. Hankla was assisted on the floor
by Mr.. Ralph Peterson and Mr.. Arthur
Murphy
The company was just large enough
for comfort, the music was especially
fine, and the members of the Assembly
club and their friends said goodbye to
the season with willing feet at least,
even though hearts fingered in saying
farewell to the gay time SO much en-
joyed.
Among the guests of the evening were
Miss Lou Nicely, of LeavenworGh; Mr.. ].
A Clark, of New York City; Miss VI attic
of New Mexico; Miss Lulu Allen, of
Chicago, and Mr.. Edgar Hopkins, of
LeavenWorth.
Punch, ices, and cakes were served
during the evening by Mrs. Holyoke and
the merriment was kept up till late
hour. The Assembly clubs last party
will long be pleasant memory to the
participants. The members of the club
are:
Mr. and Mrs. j. R Hankla, Mr. and
Mrs A. r. Lingafelt, Mr.. and Mrs B. T.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. A L.
! Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. s c. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Quinton, Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Quin-
ton, DIR. and Mrs G. B. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs G. W. Seward, Nh and Mrs. ]. F.
FARRELL, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper,
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
! Frank Hobart. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hayden,
Messrs. D. W. Mulvane, Walter Noble,
]. ". Posten, R. r. Peterson, w. H.
Rossington. Charles Thomas, A. l. Will
liams, jr., E. Wilder, Ed Horner, w. ].
Black, E. Hendei sou, Eugene Hagan,
Theo. Hammill, Cliff listed, Horace
King, E. P Kepley, J. B. Furry, J. ].
Frey, Court Flower, Seymour Davis,
Robert Dunlap Gus Crawford, Frank
Bennett, Walter Burgess, Charles Allen.
- General Social Notes.
Miss Emily King gave a picnic at
Garfield park today for her guests, Don
Sebastian and Oakley Carson of Chi
cage.
Miss Lulu Allen. daughter of W. l.
Allen of Chicago. has been visiting A. r.
Lingafelt She will return home this
evening
Mrs. F. W. Wolf has returned to To-
peka from Usage City, and will be at
Miss Daisy, at 515 West Sixth avenue.
Miss Anna Parsons of Lawrence is
visiting Miss Mamie Grant.
MI and Mrs. Arthur Capper will 90 to
housekeeping at 1131 Tyler street.
Mr. j. A. Clark of New York city, who
has been the guest of Mr.. E. A. Austin,
left today.
-. Mr. Harry Wood resumed his former
position at the National hotel today.
A number of Atchison, Lawrence and
| Emporia people are expected to attend
the Imperial party at Library hall Fri
day night
The Philharmonic society has issued
invitations for their musical at the home
of Mrs Frank Z. Wear tomorrow even
ing.
! Nobody should miss visiting the kinet-
oscope parlor, TOO Kansas avenue, as it
contains the most expensive scenes ever
taken by these wonderful machines
The price is only 5 cents for each ma
chine The exhibition will close Satur-
day evening II p. N.
The benefits of an art gallery may be
enjoyed in Topeka. And in charge of it
is gentleman who can give to the initi-
ated as well as the uninitiated many val
liable and interesting points of informa-
ton on subjects of interest to the artist
and art lover. One who can explain
line engraving, mezzotint engraving 2,
etching, photogravure. prints, artists
proofs, proof before letters and lettered
India proofs. All these things and many
others Mr. w. l. TrumbulI has embodied
in neat circular to be distributed among
his friends and patrons.
The Grand Concert
Given by the Shaker Concert Co. at
Crawford's is still drawing full houses
in spite of the warm weather, and as
this is their last five nights in the Craw-
| ford no don BIT thaY will turn rennIa AWAY