The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Miss CIemma Linn Entertains for
Miss King of st. Louis.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items of Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors in Town.

! tanned at a thimble party yesterday
! afternoon, complimentary to Miss Bessie
| King of ST. Louis The charming home
was decorated in a beautiful com bination
of pink and white, afforded by pink
carnations and a profusion of marguerite
daisies
Dainty fancy work and bright CONVEX
sutton made the time pass all TOO fieetly,
till 3 o'clock when about twenty-five
young ladies sat down to an elegant eight
! course luncheon served at small tables. In
the evening Miss Linn entertained again
at cards, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King,
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Lingafelt, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Hudson Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wolfe; Misses Clough, King, Dietrich,
Jetmore. DouLhitt; Messrs. Akers, Peter
son, Dietrich, and Judge j. B. Furry.
Mrs Paul Hudson was rewarded with
the first prize handsome hand painted
china plate, and Miss Bessie King re-
/ ceived the consolation prize, also china
plate Mr.. j. L. King received the gen
| tleman's first prize, pretty pack of
playing cards in case, and Mr.. Ralph Pc
terson was consoled with a paper cutter.
The hostess wore a black brocaded
silk skirt and fancy waist of white NOUS
cline de sole; Miss King was gowned il
black silk, with waist of white China
SILK, yoke OF black velvet
General Social Notes.
Miss Ruth Plumb, daughter of Sena-
tor Plumb, was one of the pretty girls
who waited upon the table at the ban
quet given to the members of the edi-
torial association yesterday at Lawrence
in the banquet room of Spooner library.
Miss Emily King is one of the bright
girls who will enter high school next
Monday. She is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. King.
Mr.. j. II. Wetherelps private dancing
class will enjoy party on Saturday
evening. Each of the twenty-four mem
bers of the class will bring friend.
Mrs. E. S. Quinton entertained the Du-
plicate whist club this afternoon.
Miss Lillian left will entertain this
evening.
Miss Daisy Levi will return to Kansas
City with Miss Martha Auerbach on Mon
day.
Mrs. Calvin Hood and daughter, Miss
Alice, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. l. E. Lambert, left for their
home in Emporia yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Harding, Mrs. Clara
Wiggin and Mr. Roehr will return from
the east about February 10.
Miss BESSIE Gibson went to Lawrence
with the editorial association yesterday.
The ladies' minstrel show, under the
personal supervision of Mesdames Jona-
than Thomas, D. Atwood and Mrs. I. W.
Scudder, will take place February 18th
and Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. FIory of St Louis
will arrive Saturday to visit Mrs FIory's
sister. Mrs. " i'll Eastman. Mrs. FIory
was formerly we'll known in Topeka So
ciety Miss Clara Jenkins, IA charming
young woman who was frequently the
Of Mr. and MrS TaD1aa r
Mrs. G. Pragheimer and Mrs. J. Leon
entertained at six o'clock dinner yes
terday, for Misses Martha Auerbach and
Birdie Ettlinger, of Kansas City, and
Misses Daisy Levi and Belle Ettlinger, of
Topeka.
Miss Louise Miller, the young woman
who writes some of the bright things for
the Emporia Gazette, went home yester-
day after a visit of several days duration
with Mrs. L. o. Case, at 1870 West Tenth
street.
Mrs. G. Dewitt, wife of the member of
the legislature from the Nineteenth dis
trict, is with her husband at 612 Topeka
avenue
Mrs Eldon Lowe of Fort Scott, who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Ware for several days, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. o. K. Swayze is in Atchison Wis
/ lung relatives.
W. j. Nevins, Santa Fe agent at Win
field, was in town yesterday.
II. S. and E J. Dinner are in the city
] from Hot Springs. South Dakota, where
Mr.. Dinner is the manager of the Evans
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Padgett will enter
tain eight tables at cards this evening.
Mrs. Frank Sim and little daughters
will arrive home from a visit in Illinois
Friday.
Mr.. Clarence Hoadley o. Lawrence is
taking the place at RowIey's of Mr.
| Charley Hodson, who has been quite i'll
Mr.. Hoadley is brother of Mrs. Willis
of Topeka and Miss Eva Hoadey, the
| bright local editress of the Lawrence
| Gazette.
Miss Marguerite Bradley entertained
at cards Tuesday evening for Miss Caro-
line Weaver of Iowa, who is the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Grace Weaver The
guests were Misses Nellie McClintock
Miss Grace Weaver, Miss Caroline
Weaver; Mr.. Edward Osborne, Mr.. Har-
! ~ Weaver, and Messrs. c. r. and G. NJ
Merriam.
Mir, 1om Clements will entertain Fri
day night
Mrs. James Moore will entertain agair
on Friday at thimhle party.
The Oxfords will dance on Friday
evening, February 1. at Library hall
Mr.. Walter Noble entertained the
Young Mems whist club last evening
Those present were Messrs Fred Wolfe
Charley Thomas, Theodore Hammatt
Harry Weaver, NJ. F. Murphy, Edward
Osborne and c. NJ. and c. B. Merriam.
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