The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-29
in SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

recital this evening at her home IN Pot-
win.
Mr.. Clay Lyon is home from Lawrence
for the spring vacation
DR.. J. II. Hindman, who graduated last
evening, left this morning for Winchester
where he intends to locate.
The Iroquois club enjoyed the pleas
ures of a stag party last evening at the
rooms of Dir. John WaItmire. Music
was furnished during the evening by the
mandolin club, and a very substantial
lunch was served.
Mrs Archie L Williams and Miss
Myra are spending a week in st. Louis.
The Ladies Music club are giving a
reception this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Charles.
Mr.. Jerry Black is in Chicago.
Two of the new brides who would not
think of being married on Friday, are
not superstitious They will live in
houses with the mum Der - on them.
Mr.. ii. Q. Nudge is at home from the
west and south.
Mrs. George P. Ashton and Mr. and
Mrs. George Seward chaperoned young
crowd subscription dancing party given
at Wetherell's hall last evening for the
visiting girls Miss Packard and Miss
Lillian Frazier of Hiawatha. The party
was arranged by Homer B Low and Ev-
erett Dallas Those present were Misses
Edna and Nellie McClintock, Cora Pen
field, Libbie Hazlett Nina SheafOr, Mar
garet Bear, LILLIAN and Loris Tefft, Marie
Dixon, Lillian Whitelock, Fannie and
Flossie Moore, Lillian Frazier of Hia-
watha, Birdie Griffith. Norma Smith,
Edna Morehouse, Crandthua Packard,
Messrs. Dean and Homer Low,
Everett Dallas, Mart and VIII
Wikidal, Charles KIeinham, Frank
Davis, Arthur Van Vleet, Fred Gillette,
Howard Wood, Fred McGriffen, VIII
Trapp, Torrance Ewart, Ernest Council,
GuiItord Dudley, Henry Spear, Dan
Hummatt, Tom Frost Dave SibIey, Ed
Dennis, Rassie Bennett. Albert Patten,
Kurtz Kellam.
One lady wore the Kansas Medical
College colors last evening in the shape
of datfodils and violets.
DR.. George P. Ashton went to Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr. Louis Christensen was rendered
surprise party on his 51st birthday which
occurred on Wednesday. Mr.. Christi
an5en was presented with a hands ONE
upholstered rocking chair. ana an ele-
giant supper was served. Those present
were Messrs and Mesdames H. Rudolf,
s J. johnson, ]. P. Gustafson H. Rosen,
Geo. Dick, a Y. Beronious, A L. Griggs;
son, Edith Stolpe, Laura Rudolf. Mabel
ROsen, Florence Gustafson, Anna Christi
anson; Messrs. G. E. Stolpe, J. G. Samuel
| son, John Plath, A. Beronions, Chas.
Stolpe, Jos. Johnson, Ernest Gustafson,
| Francis johnson, John Rudolf
Mrs E. n. Morrill, and Miss Grace
Morrill, spent the day in Kansas City
yesterday.
Hiss Florence Rossington will cele-
|
| Wedn esdav. A fruit cake with sixteen
candles is being prepared by a Topeka
caterer to delight the eyes and disturb
| the dreams of Miss Florence's school
mates, and will be shipped on Monday
| to kenosha, where she is attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Bird are the pa
rents of baby girl, born Tuesday.
! The Camera club will meet next Tues
day evening with Mrs Reel, when each
member will give views iliust rating
some popular poem.
The Whist club met yesterday with
Mrs. Schuyler Nichols. All the mem
bers of the club were present The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Paul Hudson.
Miss Carrie Baum of tsburg, who is
q graduate of the Topeka high school,
class OF 80. Is visiting her sisters, Mes
danes E. E. Baker and E. E. Roudebush
Miss Baum will give a dram attic recital
at Library hall next Wednesday evening
for the benefit of the church furnishing
fund of the First Christian church. She
will return home next Thursday.
Mr. Frey's Pleasure Party.
When Mr.. ]. ]. Frey's party, which
just returned from Guaymas last week,
arrived at that city, Mr.. Frey had his
special car stationed right on the beach.
As Guaymos is on the shore of the Gulf
of California, the situation of the car was
most delightful The party consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Frey and children,
Mrs Frey's father aud mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. John l. Hall of Springfield, Mo,
Miss Lollie Lewis of Little Rock, Ark,
Mrs. Belle Small, Mr.. C. c. Hall and
Miss Eta Machette of Albuquerque.
The fishing was excellent and the
weather ideal during their stay at
Guaymas. The ladies wore their sum-
mer clothes. Judge w. II. Robinson,
attorney for the Santa Fe at Guavmas,
entertained the whole party at his sis
ter's ranch, Laurita, nine miles from
Guaymas, on which occasion al elab-
crate seven-course menu was served. As
a return for the courtesies extended his
party, Mr.. Frey gave a ball in the
placita or court Of the general Office
building at Guaymas. The ladies say
that one Of the most enjoyable feature;
of the trip was the delightful serenade:
given them several times by string
band
On their return they stopped over il
Magdalena, where they were entertained
by the mayor aud enjoyed drive will
him around the city.
A YOUNG WOMAN's INFLUENCE.
Miss Meredith Credited with Getting tn,
Hutchinson RefOrmatory Appropriation
Representative Bone of Clark, said t.
a Wichita reporter, Monday: ''Do yol
know that the one who got the bigges
. appropriation for western Kansas, from
the legislature, was a young woman
Well it was. The largest appropriation