The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-07
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Second Party of the Sans Pareil
Dancing Club
THE "BUNGLERS" DOMINO DANCE.

Topeka People and Visitors in Town
persons sending social items to this depart
ment Will please give Iheir name and address in
order to secure puDlication-l
The high anticipation of Topeka's
leading society young people, was fully
gratifed last evening at the second of
the series of Sans Pareil parties given at
Library hall. Though in point of ele-
gance and decoration this one can hardly
be said to rank with the initiatory party
of the season, given by the club few
weeks ago, it was none the less beautiful
or enchanting in its surroundings; and
the color scheme. red and green, used
throug hout, produced a most brilliant
effect.
The stairs and Railways leading to the
hall proper, were canvassed in white
tarpaulins, while on either side were
lines of palms. Fur rugs, settees snoth-
cred in luxurious pillows, red shaded
banquet lamps, and all these halt con-
cealed with red and gold oriental screens
made of the landing resting places for
the weary dancers. Conspicuous above
all was suspended a Persian chandelier
of the most delicate workmanship. con-
slsting of hand painted glass, from which
hung numerous strands of white and
gold beads At irregular intervals in the
ball room were more settees, pillows, red
lights, screens, etc. Scarfs of scarlet crepe
tissue covered the radiators and jardIn-
ieres of red carnations were noticeable
among the foliage. In the northeast
corner was arranged the punch bowl.
while in the opposite corner the mando-
lin club discoursed sweet music between
the dances. Grouped regularly across
the front of the stage were huge palms
and other tropical plants. Immediately
back of these hung curtains of wild smi-
lax, caught partially to either side with
bows and loops OF cherry ribbon. through
the aperture of which could be distin-
guished more Persian chandeliers, reflect
ing their loveliness above the heads of
the guests. Here supper was served and
in one of the tastefully arranged side
rooms ices were enjoyed during the even
ing. The southwest room was devoted to
the card players and had also been care
fully decorated. Carnations, palms. scar
let and gold draperies made it very at
tracttve. Watson's orchestra stationed at
! one end of the stage, furnished music for
the dancers.
Much credit must be given to the com
mittee on decorations, Mrs. Arthur Muir
! ply, Mrs. w. W. Webb, Misses Bessie
| West, Rose Horton, Nora Norris, Henxi-
| 2 It'd L NUN DSUH oHQ AIlAo
The guests last evening were Messra
and Mesdames w. W. Webb, C. B. Smith.
! w. j. Black, c. s. Bowman, Frank Ed
son, Arthur Murphy. Arthur Mills, Geo.
Morgan of Chicago, d. ]. Harding, Hor-
ace King, Chas. Eagle, H. L. Robinson,
J. E. Crockett, I. c. Wear, Fred Van
! Valkenburg, Mr.. Redden of ElDorado,
! Kan, Mr.. Staple of Salina. Mr.. j. J. Frey;
| Misses Mary Roberts, Gertrude Roberts,
Nellie McCiintock, Blanche Dienst,
| Henrietta Thompson, Carrie Titus of
Kansas City. Lu Redden, Arlie Ewart,
Bessie Gibson, Bessie West. Helen
Moore, Rose Horton. Daisy Lakin, Mary
Thompson, Katherine Cloueh of Leayen.
worth, Frame Lttlefield, Alice Prescott,
Lillian Tefft. Mabel Dingley. Myrtle
Jetmore, Glenna Cross, Carrie Waters of
Los Angeles, Cal, Madge johnson, Edna
Crane, May Thomas, Edith Isbell, Min
ME Peck of Chicago, Maud and Lottie
Ranney, Dora Furman, Agnes Mullaney of
i Chicago, Neva Atchison of Leavenworth h,
Craudthwa Packard, Sampson of Salina,
Russell of Boston. Georgia WATSON, Ollie
O'Brien, Nellie Clough, Batterton
of Daneville, KY Arnold of Kansas City,
Mo-, Nora Norris, Emma White; Messrs
Walter Gust, Eugene Hagan. Mart Wiki
dial, Charles Kleinhans, Walter Burgess
Park Ewart, Harry Williams, Ed Nc.
Bride, Bob Furman, John Frey, John
Waters. Robert Ruggles, Charles Thomas
Cliff LISTED. Charles Allen, Ben Akers
Ed Curry. Frank Bennett. Eph Kepley
Will Seller, Fred Wolf, Julius Welding
Burr Lakln, Charles Barnes, Howard
Wood, Court Flower, Dave Pal mer
Harry Weaver, Will Alexander, H. D
Lee of Salina, George Rust of Kansas
City, No, George Stoker, Ed Dennis
Guy WEIGH, George Hayden, Ralph
Peterson, Herbert Bullenee of Kansa.
City, Mo, James Clay of Atchison, Viii
De Ford of Ottawa. James Wood of Kan.
sas City, No.