The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events i'm Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
PIE and Visitors IN Town.

Mary OverhoIt has invited eight Of
her small friends to take supper with
her this evening in honor Of her ninth
birthday. The guests viii be seated
at one table in the main dining room Of
the Copeland hotel. A birthday cake
with the nine candles viii be the inn
portant feature. The guests viii be
Phil Reed. Gertrude Hankla. Grace and
Helen Sterne. Lutte Palmer, Mildred
Kepley, Virgil Cain and Anna Trout
man.
Mrs Chas. Lee. who has been very
III at the home of her sister. Mrs a
H. Thompson, is Improving rapidly
Mrs. E. r.. Taylor. Mrs. T.. IL. Roby
and Miss Beulan Lee have issued fnvi-
tations for a thimble party, to be given
Saturday afternoon and one on Novem-
Der T. at the home of Mrs. Taylor on
Seward avenue
D. J. GreenwaId is visiting in lola
The members OF the general commit
tee who had charge of the charity ball
last year viii meet this evening with
Mrs. G. S. sutton. who has charge OF
the bal Ito be given Thanksgiving even
Ing at Representative hall.
Mrs. Denton HogeboOm and baby of
Pittsburg are visiting DR.. and Mrs g.
AV. HDgeboom
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Baker went to
Atchison this morning.
Mr Fred Buchan of Kansas City,
kan, is in the city today.
Mrs. Horace King is visiting in
Bloomfield, n j.
Mrs r. A Snow gave a thimble party
yesterday afternoon and is entertaining
again this afternoon
Twelve young ladies viii meet with
Miss Louise Smith Saturday afternoon
TO organize a card club.
There viii be a Halloween party of
the younger crowd at the home of Miss
jeanette Lord Saturday evening
Miss Lulu 1IcMahan is very i'll with
1nfiammatOry rheumatism.
Mr. Herbert r. Miller has returned
from visit with his parents in Chi
cag0.
Miss Martha Batterton Of Kentucky
VIII arrive Saturday TO be Mrs. J. j.
Erey's guest.
Mrs. A. l.. Williams accompanied her
son Burns to Lexington, Mo. today,
where he VIII attend the Wentworth
Military academy
Senator PETER and Miss Nellie PETER 1
will leave next week for Washington, !
Charles KIeinhans returned yesterday
from a short trip to Iowa City
Miss Lottie Page Of Denver, who is
Miss Nellie PETERS guest, viii visit
Miss Edna Crane after this week.
Miss Priscilla Alexander is ILL.,
Miss Fannie Sipley is visiting with /
friends in Eel0it
The Daughters of the King will en-
tertain the mission chapters this after I
noon from to in the parlOrs Of Grace /
cathedral.
Mr.. w. C. E. seeboeck Of Chicago.
VINO mad music school in this city (
last summer. was married last week (
to Miss Mabel Broadhead. One of Mr.. /
Seeboeck's compositions was dedicated +
Mr. and Mrs W C. smith will enter
tain Thursday evening plinnentary /
to Miss Leila Parmelee-
Miss Mary Faurote, who has been +
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ins, Misses Matte and Elsie Valentine, I
viii leave today for Zuni, N. NJ where /
she has charge OF an Indian school
The Excelsior lodge No. 81. Degree of T
Honor is rehearsing play called I
tTatters,' which they viii give next
month
Oscar Knowles came down from To-
peka last evening He will be united /
in marriage next Wednesday evening to
Miss Sophie Luening of this city. He
was formerly employed in the Santa F'e
offices in this city. but was transferred
to Topel1a--We ellington Mail
There viii be a dress rehearsal of
the opera POwhatan at the asylum this
evening At the close of the opera the
members of the company viii enjoy a
spread. followed by a dance
Miss Carrie Titus is the guest Of Miss
Franc Littleheld-
The Modern Literature club held its
second meeting yesterday afternoon
with the president Miss Maude Kan
ney. The mem bers are Miss Margaret
1TuIvane. Miss Alice Prescott, Miss ollie
o Brien. Miss Arlie Ewart. Miss Franc
Litedeld. Miss Dora Furman, Miss
Kate Gunther Miss RosamOnd Horton,
Miss Mary Thompson. Miss LOttie Ran
1ey.
Miss Fora Clifford Of Wilson, Kan, is
The guest of Mrs. F. A Snow.
Miss NIaude Waugh viii return to her
home in Cleburn. Tex, Saturday, after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred Free
man
Mrs G.. a. Huron IS in New York
Miss Dora F'urman viii substitute for
Miss Mary Lalzin in the DOuze whist
club this winter
Those ladies interested in the forma-
lion of a ceramic club are requested to
meet at the residence of Mrs W c.
noon.