The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-25
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

pek2 People and VISITORS la GOW1.
Persons sending social items to this depart
ment VIII please give Their name and address IN
order TO secure publication
The Ladies' Music club which met with
Mrs. L. S. Ferry on Wednesday afternoon,
rendered the following programmes:
Rossini, overture, Tancred-Mrs. Ry-
der, Miss Parkhursr. and Miss Bar Der.
Rossin, Qui est Homo-Mrs Park,
hurst and MRS. Kouns.
Rossinl, Smith, Semiramide-Mrs. Ry-
der
Rossini, The Deed, Shaded Forest
Miss Edna Parkhurst.
Rossini. William Tell-Mrs. Hardt,
| Mrs. MacLennan.
Paper. Rossini's Operas-Mrs Dietrich.
Won Weber, Mazurka-M Misses Camp
doras
Rossini. duet from semiramide-Mrs
Thomas and Mrs. Ferry.
! Liszt, Regatta Veneziana-M Miss Wheeler.
| Rossini, DeBeriot, Italian Air-Mrs.
Foster.
Rossini, a Where FLOWERS are Spring
ing-Mrs. Parkhurst, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Ferry.
Rossini, The Lark-Mrs. Parkhurst,
| Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Ferry.g
Miss Bakers Card Party.
Miss Mabel Baker entertained forty OF
her young lady friends at cards yester-
| day afternoon.
The rooms were prettily decorated
in green and white
In the dining room the same beautiful
effect secured for Mrs. Bakers reception
the day before was carried out.
The young ladies enjoyed high five.
and at the cad of the game Mrs. G. P.
| Ashton and Miss Bessie Stewart cut for
the first prize, a silver hat pin, Miss
| Stewart securing it.
Miss Edna Crane received the BOBBY,
which, unlike most BOBBY prizes. was
most desirable, being Ruskin's Queen of
| the Knight"
Those present were Misses. Edna
| Crane, Vera Low, Elizabeth Moss. Susie
Wilder. Jessie Marsh, Jessie SheIiabar-
ger, Norma Smith, Olive Lewis, Mabel
| Moss, Nina Sheafor Marie Brooks, Lii
liam Valentine, Harriet Mason, Grace
Van Houter, Edith OFT, Mabel Martin,
| Iibbie Hazlett, Lillian WhitIock, Craud-
thwa Packard, Mabel Chase, Edna Nc
| Clintock, Margaret Bear, Edna More
house, Bessie Stewart. Santa Waters,
Emma Dennis Ida Stagg, Harriet jones 9,
Anna Jones. Lillian McF arland, Pearl
Mcfarland, Gertie Whaley, Marian Gar
rettson, Ella Ramsey. Grace Mcclure,
Laura Mcclure, lima Wade, Anna Hare
and Leo Redeem.
Mrs. Frank Crane, Nrs. j. P. Howe
aud Mrs. G. p Ashton assisted in serving.
The Bungler's Dance.
The Bungler5 gave their semi monthly
dance last evening. The usual enjoy
Inent surely the result of informally
and perfect acquaintance, prevailed. A
number of visitors, both out of town and
resident people. were entertained. Those
present were Messrs and Mesdames D. ].
Harding, J. NJ. Terrence, Charles S. Ea-
gle, B. T. Lewis. ]. T. Meyers, George M.
Eagle A A. Hurd. S. c. Nichols. j. F. H.
Mckibben, i. W. Doolittle, w. B. Jansen,
Fl. E. Overholt, c. $. Sutton, e. A Pres
colt, J. w Mowers, A. A. Scott, W. C.
Garvey. W. T. Crosby, G. R Hudson,
R. Hankla, D. T. Nicoll, II. o. Garvey
William Hodson, J. B. Hayden,
and W. F. Payne of Ell Paso. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Hudson; Mrs. Ches-
ter B. Reed Mrs. George w. Crane, Mrs
Clara Wiggin, Misses Carrie Waters,
McKibben, Raub. Laura Berry of Phila-
DELPHI and Craudth wAPackar l; Il asrs.
C. W. Flower, c. E. Curry, O. NJ. Nc
Cornell, f. E. Colver of Los Angeles, l.
G. futile and S. 3. Shaddick.
Messrs. G. c. Baker, H. o. Garvey, J.
B. Hayden, Court Flower, L. G. futile,
c. ]. McQuaig and Harry Seery are re-
cent additions to the Bunglers' club.
! General Social Notes.
! Mr. W L. Haskell. who managed a
| ladies minstrel show in Pittsburg, Kan.
! this week, will come to Topeka tomor-
row morning to hold conference with
i the ladies comprising the Ingleside
T amusement committee.
Mr.. George Fulton of Kansas City
came up today to attend the Oxford
party tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wear have issued
sat home" cards" for the evening of Fri
day, November 1. The invitations read,
dancing enmasque at o'clock.
Miss NJ aud and Lottie Ramsey gave a
pleasant barn party last evening.
Mr. W. w. Webb is seriously ILL.,
Mira. Clay Arnold of Kansas City and
Miss May Small of Sedalia, are the guests
Of Mrs. j. j. Frey.
Mrs. A. II. Connolly and mother. Mrs.
Willard Davis, of Kansas City, will visit
Mrs. j. b. Hayden.
Dr. l. d. Mckinley will occupy the
house vacated by MI and Mrss Paul
Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson have
moved to the north east corner of Twelfth
and Topeka avenue.
Invitations have been issued for Z
Halloween party, to be given by the G.
o. G. club at the home of Miss Name
Kinney on Western avenue.
Stedman Club Meeting.
The Stedman Club met in regul ar
session Monday night with good at
tendance. Mrs. Sarah Hargreaues who
was absent by reason of illness, contrib
uted an original poem, which was read
by Mrs H. W. Roby. Mrs. Roby and
President Garretson also read papers
which were briefly discussed. The club
is arranging for a literary and musical
entertainment to be given November.15
at the First Christian church, Rev. BENZ.
L Smith, pastor. The programme will
be published in few days.
At SLOAN lodge.
The Sloan Masons gave banquet al
, their hall in the Masonic block last even
ing. George Chase and Magnus Miller
! were given the third degree, and large