The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-19
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OR SOCIETY.
Personal Items or Interest About
Topeka People and Walters in Toxn.

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Mrs. Fred Freeman entertained her
whist club yesterday afternoon. The
other members of the club are Mesdames
Schuyler Nichols, Frank Edison. Ed Tir-
rill. w. w. Webb, Frank Crane, Walter
Horner, VIII Trump, Arthur Murphy,
Clarence Bowman; Misses Nirgie AIul-
vane and Glenna Cross. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Frank Edison.
The first of the informal at homes by
the Pansy club members will be held
with Mrs. Arthur Murphy tomorrow
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. A. l.
Redden on Topeka avenue from three
till six.
Mrs Herbert Hodge of Abilene, will
be the guest of Mrs. c. G. Foster, this
week.
bliss Kittie Whitley of Emporia. has
returned home after pleasant visit with
Miss Gussie Fuller.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church, will hold s social
at the home of bIrs. n. l. Lee tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Bear will entertain a
guest table with the regular members of
the Fin de Steele club Saturday. compli-
nentary to Misses Florence Hudson of
Orlando, Florida, and Amy Barnes of
Rockford, Illinois.
Mr.. Frank Anderson sings bass in the
quartette at the Congregational church.
A neghborhood whist club was
formed by number of young ladies at
the home of Miss Alena Church Satur-
day afternoon.
The sub-senior boys of the high school
entertained the sub-senior girls of the
class at the home of Dir. Lee Forbes on
Friday evening
HRS. C. c. Baker will entertain the
Euchre club tomorrow evening.
Miss Florence Hudson, of Orlando,
Florida, arrived yesterday to visit Miss
Weiss
Miss Amy Barnes of Rockford, Hi
ISIS, is the guest of Mrs Frank CraEe.
The Modoc club and the Lotus quartette
will take part in the War Song con-
cert to be given at the First Presbyterian
church on Friday evening.
The d. N. high five club will meet
with Dir. and Mrs. C. G. Baker next
Monday evening.
Mrs Porter Smith returned today from
9 visit in the east.
Mrs. Ida Guthrie was married on
Saturday, at her home, to Mr.. Amos
Wood
The friends of Mr. James Walsh sur
prised him at his home. 435 Taylor street
last evening in celebration of his twenty
first birthday. About fifty guests enjoy
ed progressive high five, dancing and re-
freshments,
The ladies of Grace cathedral have
been busy all dav decorating the guild
parlors for the reception to Dean and
Mrs. Bodley this evening.
Mrs. j. L King will entertain 1.-THE
Professionals" November 90.
Gard Pnrty
David Lakin entertained five tables at
cards, quite Informally. Saturday even
ing com limentary to the university boys
in the city. The young ladies present
were Misses Grace Curtis, Edna McClin.
took, Caro- Penfeld, Rose Horton, Mary
Thompson, Georgiana WATSON, Mary
Moon, Edna Crane and Lottie Ranney
The young gentlemen were Messrs. Roy
and Charles Fletcher. Speilman Boom,
Al Horton, George Pen9eld Al Frost,
Tom King, Clyde Grubbs, David Sibley,
and Howard Wood.
IngEsside- Heck Concsrt
1t looks to US as though the high
standard set by past performances for
the benefit of InglesiGe was to be fully
maintained by the concert on the 25th.
Inc genuine interest of all in this most
practical Of charities has always put at
its command the best amateur talent the
town affords and this concert, directed
by Mr.. Lous Heck, Jr., assisted by such
an inimitable elocutionist as Prof. Pal
mer of Washburn and such musicians as
Herr Carl Adolph Preyer, Mr. c. NJ.
Smith the Lotus club and violin quar-
tette and ending with a beautiful and
original musical sketch by Mr. aud Mrs.
Heck, Jr., should commend the interest
and attendance of all who love an even
ing of good music given for q good
cause.
Minor Social Mention.
hadame Barabini will chaperon a
party of young people TO hear Melba at
Kansas City on Saturday evening. They
will be Miss Emma Dennis, Misses Santa
and Fe Waters, Mr. Howard Lawrence
and Messrs. Dean and Fred Waters.
Mr. a. E. Bolton, a Carbondale bust
ness man, was in Topeka yesterday
Lieutenant Harry smith. of California,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.. w. c.
Smith, yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wear is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Usher, at Lawrence.
Mr.. Claude Stanley has returned from
Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary Sheldon of Mary svilIe, Kan,
is the guest of Doctor and Mrs. s. E.
Sheldon at the Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Black removed
yesterday from their rooms at the Cope
land to share the house Of Mr.. and Mira
Arthur Mills.
Mr. C. M. Foulks has returned from
Chicago.
Miss GeorgiaDa WATSON will entertain
tomorrow evening instead of Fri
day evening two tables at cards. The
ni2YAra will ha the 6Oofoaa horeoIf
Misses Edna Morehouse. Mabel Knowles
and Craudthwa Packard; Messrs. Floyd
Mcdonald, Walter Smith, Fay Howell
and Fred McGiffin.
Miss Margaret Bear will entertain the
Fin de Steele card club on Saturday.
The Junior Atlanteans are meeting
this afternoon with Miss Lucy Hale