The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-30
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY
Personal Items OF Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors in Town.

EGf80m8A AACnAS OH AA10E6SE ADOAk
Deka People and Visitors tn Town.
Mrs. Laura W. Cotton of Portland,
Oregon. is visiting her brother Mr.. W.
w. Wicks at 1915 Taylor street
At the meeting of the Ninde Chau-
tauqua circle last evening, roll call was
responded to by quotations from Tenny
son. The lesson in geology was led by
Mrs. Trader and Mrs. Divin. Miss Mamie
Waters read an interesting paper on the
destruction of churches and pictures IN
Antwerp during the reformation. Mrs.
0. L. Clark led the lesson in modern art,
and Mrs. NJ. L. Cham berIain read a very
instructive and entertaining paper on
Da Vincrs inspiration for his master
piece, 1.-The Last Supper" This paper
gave most interesting insight into the
life OF the artist Miss Harper read the
critics report of the last meeting.
The Douze Whist club will meet on
Saturday with Miss Blanche Dienst.
AIrs. Fred < Brown and little daugh-
ter Ruth Amelia will return to their
home in Blue RAJ ids tomorrow.
Mr. Frank FIenniken will soon move
his family to this city. Miss Sallie Elem
niken will be a charming addition to
Topeka social circles.
Mr.. J. F. Stewart has returned from a
two weeks trip to Texas
The Atlantean club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. 7. Il. Church.
The Western Sorosis club will arrange
for party to close the season with.
Miss Sara Kew returned yesterday
from q two months visit in Dallas, I ex.
Mrs. j. F. Senour of 1341 Dillon street
will leave Thursday to represent the
Nautilus club at the meeting of the
social club at Leavenworth.
Mr. Ed. P. Davis, formerly of this city,
and Miss Anna Rathka of Goshen, Ind,
were married at the brides home April
goth.
A pleasant party gathered at the home
of MT. and Mrs. E. B. II. Remly Saturday
evening, in honor of Mr.. Remly's birth
day. Mr.. Remly was presented with
handsome volume of Burns poems. A
most enjoyable evening was passed.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes ]. c. Holland. w. Danner, E E.
Purviance, w. Austen, ]. Trow bridge,
Mrs Wilkinson, Miss Lucy Blood,
Messrs. c. McCahan, W. Stewart and C.
Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Black entertained
at luncheon in their special car in Kan
sas City Thursday: Dir. George Hagen
busch, Mr.. Ches borough, Mr.. Ford Har-
vey, Miss Mary McCabe, and MIR. James
Black of St Louis Dir. and Mrs. Blacks
first stop on their wedding tour will be
at Coronado Beach, California
Mrs. c. C. Baker is in Kansas City
Messrs. r. l. Nesbaum. G. a. Nelson,
and William Connors. all formerly of
Stevenson & Co.'S, will be in the store
when it is opened by Crosby Brothers on
Thursday.
Miss essa. Critchfield, of Oskaloosa,
will visit Miss Lena McCray tomorrow.
Mrs. John Lucas. who has been i'll for
some time, left today for Texas for the
benefit of her health.
Miss Hiner gave a pleasant party last
evening at the home of Mrs. Brashear
1915 Western avenue, plimentary to
Miss Cora Bennett. Cards and dancing
formed the evenings amusement. Miss
Eva Hawkins rendered a vocal solo and
Misses Bennett, Brashear and Smith
favored the company with instrumental
music. Refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Susie Pace,
Lucy PulIin, Pearle McNeal, Byanna
Smith, Fannie Wilkes, Ella Brashear.
Grace Hiner, Mrs. MCLEAN, Miss Bra
shear, Miss Hawkins; Messrs. Edward
Miller, Lawrence, Kansas; McAdoo, Jor-
per, jackson, Brown, Bennett, Langs-
ton.
Miss Lou Nicely and Mr. Edgar Hop
kins, both of Leayenworth, will attend
the Assembly ball tonight Miss Nicely
is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Mills
The new photograph and kaleidoscope
parlor, at 704 Kansas avenue, is a popu-
lar resort. The Inter Mezzo, from Cav
alierra Rusticana, as sung by Miss Grace
Witch at the Atchison- Black wedding,
can be heard there.
Mrs. Frank A Lewis is attending
grand opera in Kansas City.
!