The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-18
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The Meeting of the Ladies' Music
Club.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

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The last meeting of the Ladies' Music
club was held with Mrs. Frank Z. Mac
Lehman. The programme was as follows:
Donizetti; La File du Regiment
Miss Tracy and Mrs. Hardt.
DoniZetti; Ciascunlodice LA Figlia
del Regimento)- Miller.
Rubinstein; polka-Mrs. Barker.
Donizetti; paper-Miss Campdoras.
Douizetti: Sunrise-Mrs. Parkhurst and
Mrs. Ferry.
Hackh; Carmen cita-Miss Wheeler.
Lassen; solo-Mrs- Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. NettIes Reception.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nettles entertained last
Friday evening, at her home 6509 Par
nell avenue, Chicago, for her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. n ettles
Among the former Topeka people
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Michael nee formerly Lu Archer, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Broadly, formerly
Nellie Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Trull, formerly Gussie Manning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Osborn, formerly Lucy
Hicks; Miss Ida May Gibson. Mrs
w. Z. Ogstson. Mrs. W. W. Phelps,
Mr.. Charles Peyton and Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Blythe.
General Social Notes.
Miss Arlie Ewart entertains her
whist club this evening.
Mrs. Frank Edison is convalescent from
a recent severe illness and will be able
to leave the home of her parents where
she has been during her illness for her
home on west Tenth street.
Mrs. W. B. Gibson will leave Wednes-
day to visit in Olathe where her son
Fred is attending school.
Miss Katherine Clough of Leaveu-
worth, will come over this week TO visit
Miss Mabel Chase.
Miss Mary McCabe of Kansas City
visited yesterday with her many Topeka
friends.
Miss Gertrude WiIlett returned yes
terday from few days. visit in Kansas
City.
Mr.. Frank Edison is home from five
days business trip.
Mr.. A. F. Horner spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Misses Laura Bailey, Carrie DeObert
and Nina Watts; Mrs. Il. A. Hodgius,
Mr.. Roy Crawford, Mr.. Theo Mueller
and Mr. Louis LilienthAl participated in
recital given Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Dr. De Obert
Mrs. J. j. Kinney and daughter, Miss
| Name are visiting Olathe friends.
Mrs. H. ]. Howe of Berrien Springs,
Mich, is visiting Mrs. R A Mcmillan
and will remain two or three weeks
Mrs. Ambrose is visiting Mrs. Tom Ry-
an at Emporia.
Mrs w. Littlefields sister, Miss Aid
rich, returned Saturday from a visit to
Eureka Springs.
Mr.. John Kinney of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting with the family of his
! son, ]. J. Kinney on Western avenue
! left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, to
visit his daughter Mrs. James F. Daley
| He was accompanied by his grand
| daug hter, miss Lorraine Kinney, who will
visit until the holidays.
| The Illinois Commissions souvenir book
| of the Cotton States exposition contains a
| picture of Mr.. George r Peck, and re-
| fers to him as zone of Chicago's most
eloquent speakers" Four pages of the
pretty little booklet are filled with en-
extract from Mr.. Peck's speech delivered
| before the Washington and Jeffersoniau
Societies of the University of Virginia,
June II. 1895.
Misses Ivy and Mabel Stevenson and
brother, Mr. Morris Stevenson, pleasant
| ly entertained a number Of young lady
friends on Saturday evening. Luncheon
was served and music, conversation and
dancing passed the time enjoyably
Those present were Misses Carrie
Quinch, Isabel Mills, May Tamblyn, Ida
True, Lena Sharp, Della Sharp, Frances
Sherburn and Loretta True.
The ladies of Grace cathedral will give
a reception to Dean and Mrs. Harry l.
Bodley in the guild parlors Tomorrow
evening from 7 till 20 o'clock. No invi-
tations have been issued and members
of the parish and friends are invited
The Springfield (Ohio) Republican of
November II, says of a former Topeka
young man: Rev. George S. Bright, a
yonng man of great promise, both as
preacher and singer, delivered very in
teresting sermon at Snow Hill school
house. north of the cemetry. Sunday eve
ming at 1870" George Bright, who is a
son of Rev. John A. Bright of this city,
is better known to Topeka people as
good singer and member of the Mo-
doc club, than as preacher, having
been ordained recently in Ohio.
Miss Ida Russell has extended an in.
vitation to the members of the T. A. A,
and their wives and daughters to re-
ception on Wednesday evening.
Mrs e. Il. Guibor and daughter Miss
Bross have issued invitations 10 luncheon
Ou w O0ACoAdg oAA odbuEQdT afternoons.
Mr. Ned Osborn will be the host al
the third of the series of teas by young
men, which will probably not be given
during the next two weeks, owing to the
numerous other society events
The Altrurian club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Tinkham
Misses Eta Livermore of OIathe, Viva
and Sadie Atchison of Leavenworth, Eva
Ryan of Hiawatha, and Katherine
Clough of Leavenworth, will be guests
at the Oxford party next week.
Miss Carrie Titus of Kansas CITY will
be a guest at the reception given by Mis-,
Roberts and Miss May Roberts on Thurs
day evening
Mt and Mrs Charles Blood Smith ar.
in Chicago
The Amphion club have changed thei
time of meeting from Tuesday till Mon