The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-16

Willie Hague and Rob McNeely.
Miss Mabel Miller will attend the Phi
Delta Theta party at Lawrence tonight.
Mr.. D. Bowes of St Louis, general
western passenger agent of the Chicago &
Alton railroad, and Mr. l. D. Cooper of
Kansas City. travelling passenger agent
of the same road, were in Topeka yes
terday on business.
News has been received of the death,
on Tuesday, at Tulon, Ills, of Mrs. Scott,
wife of Prof. Scott, formerly of Wash
burn college.
MIR. J. l. CLARK, who, it is claimed, has
discovered the only photographic stone
deposit in the United States, left yester-
dry for Utah, where his quarry is situa-
ted
Miss Laura Radford went to Lawrence
yesterday.
Miss Rose Heatherly of Horton is Wis
iting Miss Mamie Hayes in College Hill.
DR.. j. B. Ellis of Carbondale spent
Thursday in the city.
Miss Murdock, of Eldorado, is the
guest of her father, Mr.. Bent Murdoch,
at the Copeland.
Miss Nellie Seaton, who has been visit
ing her father at the Copeland this week,
left for her home in Atchison this after
noon.
Judge and Mrs A II. Horton entertain
ed Miss Nellie Seaton at tea last even
ing.
Miss Louise Bone is at the Copeland,
the guest of her brother, Representative
Harry J. Bone, of Clark.
Mrs. K E. Freeman entertained the
ladies of the Mulvane family at Thin
bic party Tuesday afternoon. Among
the out of town guests present were Mrs.
P. l. Mulvane and daughter, Miss leila,
of Chicago, Miss Elizabeth Mulvane, also
of Chicago, Mrs. Mary ]. Dent, nee Null
vane of Newcomerstown, Ohio, Mrs. D.
A. Mulvane's mother, Mrs. Brown, also
of Newcomerstown; the other guests
were the ladies of the Mulvane families.
Mrs. Terrell entertained few friends
at cards Monday evening for Miss Mat
tie Jones of Leavenworth. The guests
were Misses Myra Wiilioms and Kate
Gunther; Messrs. Frank FARRELL and
Ralph Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs A R.
Lingafelt
A Rosebud Luncheon.
A charming luncheon was the chief
event in society this afternoon.
1t was given at 2 o'clock by Mrs. C. J.
Lantry to her sisters Miss Lawler and
Miss n ellie Lawler. The guests were
Miss Rossington, Miss Jetmore, Miss
Littledeld, Miss Linn, Miss Homer, Miss
Irene Horner, Mrs. e. S. Quinton and
Mrs. c. B. Smith. The parlor was decor
ated with palms and red carnations. The
table was abioom with La France roses.
The favors were uniquely beautiful and
dainty, being a handsome hand painted
card with back ground of moss rose
bud, green satin fringed at each end.
On The card was painted the name of the
guest in rose and gold and in one corner
d tiny moss rosebud. La France roses
were also scattered at each plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jones Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones entertained
friends on Thursday evening. The friends
were Mr.. and Mrs Fedderman. Mr.. J.
Moore, DIR. and Mrs. George P. Ashton,
Miss Madeline Trestrail of Kansas City,
Miss c. Packard, Miss Olive Lewis. Miss
Martie Whaley, Miss Gertie Whaley,
Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald,
Mr.. Clyde Grubbs, Mr.. Harry Williams,
Mr.. Bert Daley and Mr. Morrison. Wal
! nut shells containing slips of paper on
which were written conundrums and
answers were distributed in halves and
an elegant course lunch was served.
Mrs. Ashton entertained the company
with her delightful singing. "Hearest
Thou" by Matt, was one of the solos she
sang.
Minor Social Mention.
Mrs l. H. Wolfe entertained at her
home in Potwin this afternoon.
Mrs c.. B. Smith entertained a few
friends last evening.
Miss Lou Medley, who was the guest
of Mrs Arthur Mills, left for her home
in Leavenworth today. Miss Atchison
will remain over till Monday.
Miss Rose Davis entertained at val
entine party Thursday. Games and dane
| ing formed the evenings amusement.
Mr.. McBurney is visiting his wife and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whip
pie, at 800 Tyler street.
! Prof d. A Ellsworth of the state nor
NAL at Emporia is in the city today.
Miss Grace Weaver entertained last
| evening.
A black satin or silk skirt and a taffeta
| silk waist are the latest swell costumes
There will be at least dozen new waists
at one of next weeks receptions
Mrs. B. +. Lewis is entertaining Prof
and Mrs. Cross of Chicago
| Prof. Hudson's dancing class will give
dress party Feb. %.
| Mrs. w. A. Norton will entertain the
Euchre club next Wednesday evening.
Mrs c. c. Baker will receive next
| Thursday and evening.
| Monday night is the regular sat home"
of the topeka club for ladies'
A Topeka society girl who lives on
| Topeka avenue received fifteen dozen
| violets for valentine.
Mrs. A Fassler entertained friends at
dinner last euening.
Miss Kate Gunther entertained the
young ladies' Whist club this afternoon.
Mrs. j. S. Poindexter of Fort Worth is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ritter on Buchanan street.
Mrs. E. II. Anderson is recovering
from serious illness.
Miss Lillian Whiteloek entertained at
cards last evening. Seven tables were
engaged in playing, and Miss Mabel
Knowles won the ladies' fist prize and
MIR. Elwood PETER the gem eeman's. Miss
Ivah Davis and Mr. Fred McGiffen were
| given the consolation prizes. After
cards music and dancing entertained the
young people, and refreshments were
served at 1880.
TOPEKA SOCIETY," SIZED UP.
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