The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-16
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

last evening at meeting held at Eagle
s. Curry's store.
It was decided by those present that
the charming old original name would
be retained.
Officers were elected for term of six
months, as follows: President, Mr. B. T.
Lewis; vice president, AIr. George NJ.
Eagle; treasurer, Mr. C. E. Curry; Sec
Rotary, Mr.. Nichol; floor committee,
81 essrs. A. A. Scott, Irving Doolittle and
r. Z. Jamison. This roster of officers
comprises the executive committee who
will pass upon names presented for
membership
The membership which has been linn
tied to forty is not yet complete.
The club will dance for the summer at
Vinewood.
This makes three clubs which are
dancing regularly at Vinewood, the Bo-
hemians, the Bunglers and part of tho
winter Oxford crowd
Mr.. and Mrs. 8IarkIey Entertain.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
Markley in Highland Park was the scene
of gayety and festivity last evening, in
honor of Miss Viola Stuart, who returns
to st, Joseph. Mo-. today. Their home
was prettily decorated and the following
guests partook of their hospitality:
Misses Kate Robbins, Gertrude Potter,
bins. Alice Potter, Annabel King, Dollie
Robbins, frankie Savage of Chicago and
Maggie Marley; Messrs Charles Tip
ton, Bert Swan. Frank Curry, Harry
Goodrich, VIII Curry, Will Rigby, Chas.
Flanders. Frank Birch. George Berry,
Charles Hull, Cyrus Flanders and Roy
Putnam,
Mrs. Peterson's Party.
Mrs. John Peterson gave a very pleas
ant party at her home near the corner of
Fourth and Fillmore. last night, in honor
of Mrs. L. Dyo Chambers of Chattanooga,
Tenn About sixty of her old friends
were present. among whom were Elder
and Mrs. c. McReynoIds, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. B. Emmerson, Mr.. and Mrs n S.
kemper, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bernard,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Mordaunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs J. N.
Miller, Mrs l. B. Roupe, Mrs. Plant,
Mrs. Loughborrough, Mrs. Morrison;
Misses Lucy III. Odds. Anna Grant, Eta
McReynoIds and others. The company
greatly enjoyed the music furnished by
Mrs Palmer and family Refreshments
were served Mrs. Chambers will visit
her daughter in Nebraska before return
ing to Tennessee.
General Social Notes.
The event of the week il society will
be the party given this evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Merriam, by
Mr: Carroll B. and Mr. Clarence Merriam,
mplimentary to Miss Eleanor Thorn
ton and Miss Rhodes of Kansas CITY, who
are the guests of RIr. and Mrs. Frank
Merriam.
1Lessrs. Walter Noble and Clarence
Merriam spent the day in Kansas City
yesterday.
Miss Dora Diment who is visiting in
Kansas City will return the latter part of
the month
Col n. B. Brown. of Concordia, arrived
In the city last evening and is the guest
of his son Mr.. Earl Brown. Col Brown
is one of the three gentlemen who es-
corted Miss Helen Gould about Concor-
dia on Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. Dennison has returned from
visit with Ohio and Indiana relatives.
Miss Clyde Hornaday has returned
from visit to Winfield.
Dean Low and Hal Hazlett spent the
day in Kansas City.
Misses Blanche Johnson and Eda
Smythe are spending the week with rel
atives in Valley Falls.
Mrs. o. B. Tayler of Leavenworth, her
daughter Miss Lou Taylor, and guest
Hiss Helen Rogers are visiting different
points in Colorado.
Mrs. Ben johnson has returned to Kan
sas City after visit with her aunt, Mrs
E NJ. Carpenter.
Mrs. Thomas s. Lyon left today for
Dallas. Texas
Miss Villa Tomlinson is visiting in
Council Grove.
Mrs. Julia Somers and Miss Dora Fur
man will go to Colorado Springs
DE- Westerdeld, just nominated for
coroner, has gone on trip for recrea-
ton a few days
Miss Mary McCabe will visit Miss Mel
le Clough for few days this week, ar
irving this evening.
Mr. W. A Auerbach will leave tomor-
row for an eastern trip.
Miss Madge johnson went to Holiday
this morning to meet Miss Maud Quivey
OF Chicago, who will be her guest for a
week. Miss Quivey is an accomplished
musician
Miss Lillian Teft left yesterday for
Columbus, Ohio, where she will visit Ter
aunt, who will accompany her on a tour
of the great lakes.
Mr. F. A Bowersock of Lawrence,
was IN the city yesterday. the guest of
MT Carl Philips, who IS taking Mr.. E.
I. Sims place.