The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events In Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town.

Mrs Henrietta Perkins of Manchester
N. II. The parlor decoration were
green and white. White roses and ferns
adorned the mantle and palms were
grouped around the room. The draw
ing room was pink and green and the
dining room in green and yellow.
Mrs. Parker was assisted by Mrs.
Nelson Giles. Mrs. Dean Giles, Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Geneva Giles, mad
Master Dean Giles and Albert Parker.
Miss Wiley served the refreshments.
Ihose present We're Mrs J. F. Daniel.
Mrs Bert Snyder, Mrs. z. M. Carpen-
ia, Miss Edna Carpenta, Mrs Geo. Will
marth, Mrs. f. Wintrode, Mrs. A. S.
Davies, Mrs J. D. French, Miss Fide1ia
WlntrOde, Mrs A. J. EWart Miss Arlie
EWart, Mrs d. o. AIcCray Miss Lena
McCray, Miss Bessie Gibson, Mrs E.
B. Guild, Mrs. z. D. Giles, Mrs. Nelson
Giles Mrs. Clyde HOrnaday, and Miss
A0fnadays Mrs. F. w. Giles. Mrs. S. i.
Levitt, Mrs L. Blakesley, Mrs. c. G.
Gage Mrs. Henry DOWding. Mrs. H E
Hanna, Miss Aah COnkIe, Mrs. G. P
Neale, Mrs. F. r. Grow, Mrs. DOugher-
", Mrs O. 3. WhitsOn, Miss Mamie
BodWel, Mrs Ed BOdWell, Miss Laura
crow, Miss Laura Blower, Miss White
lock. Miss Lillian Whitelock, Mrs w
M. Crosby Mrs. Frank Conwen, Mrs
j. O. Gordon, Mrs. Harry Overh0lt, Mrs
Dr- Stormont, Mrs. Ed Hindman, Miss
BroWns Mrs. A M. McGregOr, Miss
Laura Douthitt Mrs. w. r. Douthitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker enter
tanned at cards last evening. There
were Is tables. After the game the ia
bIes were laid with Mrs Parker's 4
beautiful lunch cloths embroidered in
flowers upon which she has received
many compliments, and refreshments
were served. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. z. G. Brett DR.. and Mrs Miner,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs ID. j. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Stansdeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole Mr..
and MIS- =. p. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
ROl Nichols Mr.. and Mrs ~ f. Con- 3
kle, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Kale, Mr.. and
Mrs WOlVertOn, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Knowles, Mrs. Sim Bear. Mr. and Mrs
Geo. W. Weale, Mr.. and Mrs Ira Howe
Mr. and Mrs J. b Hayden, Mr.. and
Mrs austin prescott, DIT and Mrs. H
K. Tefft, Mrs. Chas Knowles, Mr. G. G. 4
Gage, Mrs. McGreen, MIR. and Mrs G.
b. Kerls, Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Elliott Mr. |
and Mrs Walter Neale, Mr. and Mrs
Van Nalkenburg, Mr. and Mrs VIM. E. /
Sterne, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bates. Mr. 1
and Mrs John Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs
T. p. Culley, Mr.. and Mrs D. 0. Nc
Cray, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Giles, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Giles. Mrs ID. o. Nc
Cray received the ladies' first prize Mr.
T. +. Culley, gentleman's; Mrs. Walter
Neale and Mr.. G. G. Gage received the
consolation prizes.
Miss Edna Morehouse gave a card
party last evening in honor of Miss
Ida Betty of Denver. High five was
played Ihe score cards were unique,
brownie cards with small brownie
cards attached. Every game lost for
feited brownie, Miss Edna NcCHn-
took and Mr. Dean Low We're the lucky
ones. the other guests We're Miss Lottie
Page Of Denver Miss Grace Weiss. Miss
Mabel Knowles. Miss Susie Jewel. Miss
Jean frost, Miss Lillian W hltelOck. Miss 7
Libbie Hazlett, Miss Norma Smith, Miss +
Edna Speer, Miss Nellie Small, Miss
FlOssie Noon, Miss Grace Foulks Mes
SIS Fred Robbins David Lakfn
Dave Harvey, Dean Low, Har-
~ Williams. Floyd Mcdonald. Harry
Howe Walter Smith, Tom King, jay
Keller, Albert Frost Joe Morgan Fred
McGidin. Frank Davis, Ernest COun-
ell. Fay Howell. Clay Lyon. Win Speer. /
Mrs L. II. Mum and Mrs. W. S.
Kale have returned from Kansas City,
where they have been studying are for
the past two weeks
Miss Lillian Tefft has entered the
Peabody institute OF music in Balti-
more.
Miss Jennie Cantwen leaves next
week for a six weeks visit in Califor-
MIA
Mrs s B. Brett viii give thimble
party Tuesday afternoon In the ev-
ening she viii entertain the ladies who
assisted her and their husbands at
cards.
The rings presented to the little flow
er girls by Miss Blanche Dienst were
Opals, the birth stone of each.
Miss Florence Rifenback leaves on
Monday for Denver where she will re-
main during the winter the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. G. K Gilluhy and Mrs.
Stanley Crane.
DR. S. Z. Sheldon leaves tomorrow
for brief trip to Cove county.
Mrs. e. Porter of Cottonwood Falls
has moved to Topeka and located at
1917 Jackson street.
The Nautilus club meets with Mrs.
T. S. Lyon Tuesday afternoon on Col
lege Hill.
Mrs. A. "a. Robinson left Monday for
Mexico.
Master Albert Parker will entertain
16 Of his little boy friends Saturday af-
ternOOn from to 6.
4Ir. c. T. Moore and son A. c. Rich
ards, formerly of Topeka, but now Of
Butler Pa, are visiting Mrs. W. john
son. at PIP East Fourth street.
Misses Maude and Lottie Ranney en-
tertained informally at their home on
Topeka avenue last evening
Mr.. Charles F. Cavert and daughter
Ezma leave the last of this month for
southern California where they viii
Miss Mabel King. who has been Wis
ting in Valencia returned home yes
terday.
from Kansas City Monday, viii spend
a few days in this city before leaving
for Denver.
Mr. Frank Hopper went to Leaven-
Miss Franc O. Mcmillan of the San
ia Fe offices will leave Saturday for
the east on &. two weeks vacation
Mrs. j. j. Tufts of Peoria Ill, who is
visiting friends in this city, viii return
home Tuesday
Miss Helen Higgins of Kansas city
who was one of the ribbon girls at the
Dienst- Krauthof wedding, viii return
home Monday
The D. d. whist club which met at
Mrs Webb's Wednesday to organize
holds its first meeting with Mrs. Frank
Crane on Van Buren, street.
The Ladies Music Club
The Ladies' Music club was delight
fully entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs William Mac
ferran on West Tenth street The fol-
lowing was the programme: