The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-19
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Mrs. Horton Gives Charming Tea-Other
Society Activity.

Mrs. Horton Gives Charming Tea-Other
Society Activity.
The handsome home of Judge and
Mrs. A. H. Horton was beautifully decor
ated last evening for the reception of the
state officers and their wives, the federal
judges and their wives and the associate
Justices of the supreme bench. In the
front parlor white carnations and hya
cinths were the decorations; in the back
parlor pink roses, and the dining-room
was all in red with a beautiful center
piece of red carnations and ferns. After
the course tea at o'clock the guests en-
joyed a social evening at cards. Those
invited were: Governor and Mrs. E. n.
Morrill,, Miss Morrill,, Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs James A. Troutman, Secretary
of State and Mrs. w. c. Edwards, Super
intendent and Mrs. Edmund Stanley,
Auditor and Mrs. George E. Cole, Private
Secretary and Mrs Bristow, Treasurer
and Mrs. Otis L. Anterior, Speaker and
Mrs. Charles Lobdell, Temporary Speak
er and Mrs. Cubbison, Attorney General
and Mrs. +. B. Dawes, Associate Justice
and Mrs. W. A Johnston, Associate JUS
tice and Mrs. s. H. Allen, State Librarian
and Mrs. ]. l. King, Clerk Supreme
Court and Mrs. G. j. Brown. Federal
Judges and Mesdames A. D. Thomas of
North Dakota, G. G. Foster and Williams
of Arkansas, Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. A A. GODDARD, and Major and
Mrs. j. K. Hudson.
Mrs. QuintOn Entertains.
One of the most delightful parlor en- :
tertainments of the season was that
given for Ingleside by Mrs. Eugene
Quinton at her handsome home yester-
day afternoon. Judging from the nun Der
of pennies brought in the little china
silk bags, the aggregate age of the
ladies attending was thirty-two hundred
years, as thirty-two dollars was the sum
realized for the home.
delightful programme was render
ed. Misc Icene Horner sang, Miss Mar
garet Mulvane recited, Mrs. Arthur Cap
per played. and Miss Smiley recited,
each responding to encores. In the
beautiful dining-room refreshments W ere
served.
General Social Notes.
Miss Mabel Chase will entertain at
cards next week.
party complimentary to Miss Bessie
King of St Louis, next Thursday after
noon In the evening she will entertain
a few friends at cards.
Miss era udie Packard is entertaining
her young lady friends at buttonhole
party this afternoon. The young lady
who works the best buttonhole Will be
awarded prize.
Miss Mabel Knowles entertained al
cards Tuesday evening. Miss Craudie
Packard won the ladies first prize, and
Mr.. Fay Howell the first prize for gen
tlemen After cards refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sharitt and
three children, Jack, Helen and Sue,
left in special car Bay State, yesterday,
for Denver. At that point, they will be
joined by Judge and Mrs. j. a. Riner
and two children, and will go to Califor.
MIA for month.
Miss Clara Caplairtz, of Kansas City,
is the guest of Miss Lena Biddle.
Mr.. Fl. Z. Lyon, of Kansas City, was
in Topeka yesterday.
Mr.. Charles R Hudson returned from
Kansas City last evening.
Mrs. Clara e Pitts left Wednesday
afternoon for Atchison to visit friends
for a week.
Miss Whitelock and Miss Lillian
Whitelock were the charming hostesses
at another card party last evening. Miss