The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
N SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Anniversary Celebrated by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Weiss.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal items or interest About To-
Desza People aa1 Visitors in Town.
LPersons sending social items TO this depart
ment viii please give their name and address in
order TO secure Dublication.1
October 4 Is the marriage anniversary
of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Weiss and last even
ing they gave tea at their home on
Tyler street in celebration Of the event.
The fact that the tea was an Anniversary
celebration had been kepta secret aad to
the greater number of the guests the
fact that they were attending such d cell
ebration came as \ surprise.
Some intimate friends knew of it and
from these AIR and Mrs. Weiss received
2 number of handsome presents, among
them set of solid silver, on one side
were the figures 1870, on the other 1895
SmIlax WAS festocned about the rooms,
and wreathed On the tables and sldeboard
with roses and other cut flowers.
Al she large dining room table twelve
Of the old settlers, who have
long been residents of Topeka, were
seated, and tAe remainder of the compa-
ny were served at small tables. The
menu was served IN courses by Misses
Edna Crane. Nellie Small, Mabel
Knowles and Grace Weiss.
The guests we're Mrs. R. n Gage,
BEr. and Mrs. Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Farland, Mr. and Mrs. IA p. Baker, sir
and Mrs. J. D. Small. 3ir aud Mrs. Dan
Small Mr and Mr5. ". I Miller, Mr..
and Nrs. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. E PBaker,
hIr. and Mrs. J. c. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Z. Wilton, 0ir. and Mrs. John Brad
ley, M. and Mrs John F,ost, Mr. and
Alrs. d. L. Lakia, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L
Copeland. 3Ir5. and Mrs. L. Blakesley,
DIR. and Mrs Walker, Dir. and Mrs "
E. Morton, Bishop and Airs. AIiIlspaugh,
lIr. anG Mrs. Harry Keeler, Mr.. ana
Bsrs. EIwin Knowles, Dir, and Mrs. Geo
Hale, Dr. and Mrs. ). C. McCliutock, Dir.
and Alr5 G. 2. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Fess, judge and Mrs. J. B. John
son, 5irs and Mrs. George W.Veale, Mrs.
WortLington; Mr.. and Mrs Parker, Mrs
Anderson, Dr.. Huutoon, Mr.. Smith, Dr.
and Mrs. George Hogeboom and Mrs
Meade.
The New Dancing Club.
The organization OF the new duncing
club was only partially effected last eve
ming. Officers were elected, Mr.. Walter
Burgess as president, Mr.. Theodore C.
Wear Is vice president Mr.. viii Alex
der as secretary and Mr. Clarence Bow
man as treasurer. Messrs. Cliff listed,
Frank Bennett and II. G. Lescher were
chosen as = committee on the selection
OF name for the new CLUB
tt was agreed that . member ship com
mittee Of five would be chosen whose de-
liberatious will be secret. The member
ship fee Is SO.
General social Notes.
Little Emma and David Smith are en-
Pertaining number of little friends at a
birthday party this afternoon at their
home, 500 Topeka avenue
Miss Thompson Of Galveston, Texas.
who has been visiting in New York, is
spending the winter taking training at
the Topeka kindergarten Training
school.
Mr and Mrs. H. Y. Hinckley, son
Charlie and daughter Hila. and niece,
Bliss Emile King, attended the Kansas
City festivities this week.
Miss Kittie Rogers of Quincy, Ills, ar
rived last night to visit her cousin, Mrs.
James L. King.
Bir. Fred L. Vandsgrift, who has been
quite seriously indisposed. has been re-
cUperating at his home in Kansas City
this week.
Mrs. W. A. S. Bird and niece, little
Frances Dodge, returned this week from
Colorado Dir. Bird took the little girl to
Kansas City yesterday to remain with rel
atives during the prevalence of diphthe :
ria.
Mrs. E T. Sim will entertain the Whit
Miss Lisle Anderson is visiting Miss
Irene Belden at Kansas City.
Mrs. Frank FARRELL IS entertaining the
Duplicate Whist club this afternoon.
Miss Alice Prescott returned Thursday
from Chicago, having spent the entire
summer there and in the north.
Miss Edith Ward has returned from
Canada, and will open q studio for voice
culture.
Mr.. J. P. Davis has returned from his
eastern trip
Mrs. c. R. Hudson, guest of Miss
Waters, and sister, Louise Willis, return
ed yesterday from Kansas City. Dir.
Hudson went on to Chicago
Miss Arlie Ewart will entertain her
whist club on Monday evening.
Miss Ida Humphrey VIII visit in Ros-
sou, Salem and New York before return
ing to Topeka.
Mrs. 81. Bosworth and little grand son.
Ted. have returned from Kansas City.
Or. s B. Anderson is attending the
synod at Parsons.
Mrs. Warren VI. Crosby is much i'm
proved, and she Will remain IN Colorado
some time yet.
Miss LOttie Anderson returned today
from visit to the family of her ANGLE,
D. 2. Anderson, at Kansas City, No.
Miss Alice Hood of Empofia and Mr..
Albert T. Ryan of Washington, D. c.,
viii be the attendants at the Kelly -Craw-
ford wedding, which viii take place at
The brides home early in November.