The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-04
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The Camera Club Has an INTEREST,"
ing Programme Mapped Out.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY,"


boast of the honor of belonging to the
National League of Amateur photogra-
pliers. having joined. at their last meet
| ing, which occurred at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Willard in Potwin Place
on Wednesday evening The members
hope to see as a result of this step on
their part a state organization of the
American League, though so far as
known there are now no other camera
clubs in Kansas. There were twenty
live members present on Wednesday
evening and five new ones were adj
mitted: Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. O'DonaId.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hall and
work was displayed and discussed and
that it had been decided to have for the
next meeting child study, when each
member would be expected to bring pic
lures of children in various poses, and
for the next anterior views" Messra.
| Swift, Tuckerman and Willard, receI,-
ton committee reported that they had
arranged for reception to be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Baker on
| February 6. Each member of the club
will be entitled to invite two people 10
| this reception. A novel innovation will
be photographed invitations in blue
| prints. platinotypes and platinobromidea
| The club will meet January Is at the
home of Mr.. Frank Thompson on To-
! peka avenue.
Mrs. j. H. Wetherell and Miss Name
Smith gave a reception to their pupils
and their little friends Wednesday even
ing. The children looked like little
fairies in their pretty little frocks and
most thoroughly did they appreciate the
or'Q
dren danced 10 the music of Steinberg's
orchestra.
Eighteen of Miss saidee Minney.s
friends held a watch meeting at her
home Monday night Music and games
occupied the time till the clock struck
twelve. Then the front door was thrown
open to admit the spirits of good luck
and the back door was also opened to let
out the spirits of bad luck, and the gay
crowd departed wishing the hostess and
each other a happy new year. The o.
B. club received with Miss Minney on
| Tuesday afternoon, the curtains were
drawn, and the lights made a mellow,
beautiful effect The decorations were
of hollymoss. evergreen. mistletoe and
ribbon. Three of the young ladies wore
pink crepe du chine, and three of theIo
blue. The favors were orange leaves.
Cards have been received in this city
c. Thayer to Mr.. Cleo NJ. Shaw at Wood
hill, Ill. Mr.. Shaw was formerly en-
plOyed in the stationery department Of
the Santa Fe
Miss Daisy Levi has returned from
Kansas City. where she assisted Miss
Martha Auerbach in receiving New
Years calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Greenabaum enter
tanned party of forty friends very pleas
antly at cards tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Kuypers entertained
friends at high five Tuesday evening.
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes Hanna, Dee. Misses Bessie and
Fannie Sargent, Mrs. Sligal. Miss Ada
Mckee, Mr.. Fraker, Mr.. Sheppard, Miss
Babcock and Miss Bessie Babcock, Mr.
Chase and Mr.. Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs John McBee entertained
friends at o'clock dinner on Monday
evening. A game of high five was en-
joyed after dinner Those present were
Alr. and Mrs. A. c. Soule, Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. Trowbridge. Dir. and Mrs. j. S.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mcclure, Mr..
and Mrs ]. B. Belts, Mr. and Mrs W. s..
Bush. Miss Bush, Mr.. W. E. Pennington
and Mr.. S. H. Friend
very pleasant surprise was given to
Miss May Jurrens at her home on Mon
roe street, New Years Eve. A delight
full evening was spent with music I'd
social conversation until late ho If
when refreshments were served, tAe
party remaining to welcome the new
year. Those present were Misses Blanche.
Sinah and Florence File, Hettie
and Flora Atkinson. Lydia and
Flora fletcher, Lillian Winsted, Nettie
Jurrens and Villa Patterson of CARTON
dale; Messrs Horace File, Fred fletcher.
Percy Winsted, Earl Tyler and Warren
Jurrens.
Miss Margaret Mulvane entertained
the Duplicate whist club yesterday after
noon.
The Browning Glass meets with Mrs.
L. Il. Crandall Friday morning
A Pleasant Event.
One of the pleasant social events of
the week was the reception rendered last
evening to the pupils of the private dane
ing class of Mr.. and Mrs j. ii. Wetherel
and Miss Name Smith. The pupils pres.
ent were. Misses Helen Louise Smith,
Helen Wilson, Helen Walker Hazel Fass-
Ter, Lee Redden, Mary Colby, Isabella
Thompson, Emily King, Hila Hinckley,
Maud Bates, Ella Smith, Bessie Hayden:
Messrs. Dan Hammatt. Guilford Dudley,
Leslie Guild, Dave sibley, Tom Frost,
Dorr Norton, Terrence Ewart, Albert
Patton, Frank Shellabarger, Ever
EFT Dallas, Will Wikidal, Joe Will
son. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George 81. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. ].
l. Shellabarger, Mr.. and Mrs. Char. ez
Blood Smith, Mr. and Mrs T. F. Colby,
Mir. and Mrs. ]. L King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bateman; Mesdames NJ. C. Hammatt. A.
l. Thompson, II. Y. Hinckley, Chanley:
Misses Celeste and Annie Nelis, Cleo,
Arlie and Lulu Ewart, Marie Dixon,
Eleanor Wilson, Edna McClintock, Jessie
Shellabarger, Jean Frost, Gertrude Dev-
ereaux, Norma Smith, Josephine Colby.
Bessie Stewart, Lillian Bowes, Lou Tav-
lor of Leavenwortb, Ethel Peck of Chi
cago, Bessie King of ST. Louis; Messrs.
+ Homer, Penfeld, Nellis, Whitmer, Rog.
ers. Hazlett, Medlicott, Dennis, McMas-
tiers. Trapp, Kenderdine and Council
Master George Macarthur entertained
a number of his friends at games and
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