The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-21
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal Items OF Interest About To-
DeIka People and Visitors in Town.
The Wednesday evening Bowling club
spent a delightful evening at the sport
last evening at the bowling alley in the
Masonic building.
There was a spirited contest for the
prize dozen La France roses, offered by
Mr. j. C. Waters to the lady doing the
best bowling of the evening. Miss Hat
tie May Clark won and received the
roses. The other young ladies were
Misses Julia Street, Kate and Grace
Whiting, Dorthy Sturgis of Concordia
and Daisy Lakin. The gentlemen were
Messrs. J. c. Waters, Burr Lakin, Frank
Bennett, Ed Mcbride, Charles Garvey,
A. w. Dana and DR.. Charles Allen.
Mrs. A. II. Blair of Wakeeney, wife of
Representative Blair, is the guest of her
husband at 313 West Seventh street.
Mrs W W. Webb entertained the new
Ladies' Whist club this afternoon.
Mrs. W. B Sutton of Russell is with
her husband, Judge Sutton, at 1913 Quincy
street.
Mrs. G. c. Baker is entertaining at a
reception this afternoon and evening.
Major F. E. Marsh is absent on an ex-
tended trip establishing Kansas Mutual
agencies through Texas, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida. Washington, D. c., and
Missouri.
Mrs Farnsworth entertained the West
Side Reading circle at her home on Tyler
street this afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. Majors has returned from a
visit in Shelbyville, Mo, accompanied
by her mother Mrs. D. NJ. Robinson.
Mr.. Fl. U. Nudge is home from Chi
cago.
Miss Winifred w. Wagner of Ottawa,
on her way home from the Boston con-
servatory, is at 1912 Polk street
Secretary of State VIC. Edwards is
entertaining Mr. Fred S. Hatch of Col
umbus, Ohio
Mrs. E B. Guild went to Emporia to-
day.
Mr.. E. n. Keith of Garden City is in
Topeka
Representative and Mrs. F. ]. Funk
are at home at 625 Harrison street.
Mrs. c. E. Lobdell returned from her
home in Dighton today, accompanied by
her little daughter.
Mrs. Proctor and daughter have re-
turned from Mexico.
Mrs. McDermot of Liberal, is shopping
IN Topeka today.
Miss Daisy Lakin will entertain a
half dozen tables at whist this evening
complimentary to Miss Dorothy Sturgis
and Miss Constance Ingalls,.
Mrs. g. G. Foster will entertain both
Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Miss Myra Williams entertains tomor
row afternoon for Miss Grace Morrill,
and her guest, Miss Constance Ingalls,.
Frank Prouty of Perry, Oklahoma
was called to Topeka yesterday, on &C
count of the serious illness of his mother
Mr. Prouty is one of the solid business
Of ID 1nh IN,
office. Frank is an old Topeka boy anC
son of the late Col. S. s. Prouty.
Mrs. J. E. Frost entertained friends
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Parrett of Brook
field, Mo, are the guests of F. R. Bar
lows, 1850 Lincoln street.
A Pleasant Entertainment.
On next Tuesday evening the fivt
councils of the Knights and Ladies' O
Security of Topeka will celebrate tht
third an anniversary of their order, anC
have arranged good programme to b.
rendered at Hamilton. There are abou
ZOO members of the society in Topeka
and 5000 invitations have been issued
The programme includes an overture b,
Bailey's orchestra and a solo by Mis-
Florence HOllister, entitled Thou Dds
Love Me" Miss Whiting will recit
"Tne Boat Race" and "Tom SAWYER
Love Affair" Mr.. s. Fl. Snider, Rev
Thomas Martin of Greenleaf, Mr.. J. M
Wallace and DR.. Charles T. Hamilton
will speak. Mrs. J. P. Rogers, Mrs
Fasser, Miss Battey and other musician
will contribute. The entertainment will
be free and Invitations can be secured O
any member of the order. The council
in the city are Capital Council No. !
Topeka Council No 2. Shawnee Council
No. 3, Victor Council No. 4, and Colum
bian Council No 90
Mr.. and Mrs E T. Lanham and son
Harry, left this week for their home il
Greenburg, Indiana.
Mr.. F. E. Bodley of the bank at Quene
mo is in the city, the guest of his brother
D. c. Bodley.
TOOK CARE nE HERSHEY