The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-14
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General No IS of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo
pie and Visitors in Town.

VIII Trump and Miss ollie O'Brien-
The Tyler club drove out to Mr. J. B.
MsAfee'S home west of the city last
evening and enjoyed a supper
Mr.. w. Won Dahlen, assisted by Miss
Gertrude Tracy, pianist, and Miss Ruth
Collins, Violinist, viii give a cOmpli-
mentary recital to the musicians of the
city, Friday afternoon at o'clock. No
vember 20, in the Copeland hotel par
lors.
The programme will be as follows:
l. lmprOmptu .....--. ........ ReinhOld
Miss Tracy.
2 (al The Two Grenadiers: OBJ To
My Betrothed; Co Chide Thee Not
Mr. Won Dahlen.
Miss Collins.
f. Nocturne, Op. q; Etude, op. TO-
Miss Tracy.
D. (a) Morning Greeting; CD Seren-
ade; Erlking Schubert
Mr.. Won Dahlen.
D. Legende ......-. -....-. Wieniawski
Miss Collins.
Miss Tracy
g. Love Song, 'Valkyrie;" Prayer,
Mr. Won Dahlen.
Mr Frank Gown was surprised by
ms friends Thursday evening in honor
OF his birthday The evening was spent
in playing high five. Those present
We're Misses Louise Jones, Nellie Cook,
kathany, Allie A1cCarter, Emma Brown,
Edith Tayne, Lizzie Wissman, Laurena
COvlll; Messrs Howard Stark, Burt
Ramsey, Martin ShOquest Ralph Bovd
Harry Foster, Fred Tears, z. WithrOW
Frank Swearinger and Frank Covin.
"a new high five club was partially
organized Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Birdie King. The next
meeting viii be held the 25th with Miss
Julia Whitmer. The members now in
the club are Miss King, Miss Katherine
Mills, Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Nan
Heran, Miss Julia Whitmer, Mr.. Chas.
Smith, MIR. Win Bowen, Mr.. Frank
Whitmer, Mr.. Al Hulit
The invitations for the charity ball
/ have been issued and the lists of people
/ invited have been divided among the
members of the committee who will call
and see that tickets are purchased. The
/ gallery will be open to Spectators at so
( cents each. The tickets can be had from
any member of the general committee.
/ The tickets for the floor are three dol
lars couple. including refreshments
4 which VIII be served by Mrs. Wiley.
Extra ladies will be charged so cents
for admission to the dancing floor
An entertaining programme viii be
I given by the Ralston Health club Wed
I nesday evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall
4 at o'clock. They announce with re
/ greet that MT Charles Curtis is called
4 from the city on business and cannot
\ fulfill his conditional promise to ad-
( dress the club at this time. Although
\ not a member Of the club, Mr. Curtis
! fully indorses their system and has re-
/ ceived much relief from his throat trou-
! BILE. All friends are invited to the
meeting Wednesday,
Mrs. James Galletly entertained the
/ Ladies society of the B. Of L. F. yes
/ terday afternoon al her home on Mad
/ isOn street. The society was organized
I in 1888 with a membership of 20 and
! there have been u new members add
/ ed. At the last regular meeting the
/ following officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs Z. GOnSOlly. pres
! ident; Mrs VIM. McCfisk, vice presi-
] dent; Mrs. Thos- Verlin, past president;
/ Mrs RObt. Barnes, secretary; Mrs.
! Chas. Leaf, treasurer; Mrs. Chas. Bee
! Ter, collector; Mrs. J. NJ. Patterson.
4 chaplain; Mrs. z. D. Webb, conductor:
! Mrs VIM. Sherman, warden, Mrs F.
I Powell guard. The board of trustees
\ are: Mrs ThOs. Verlin, Mrs. z. Powell,
4 Mrs VIII Wilson. The standing flower
\ committee are: Mrs. VIM. Sherman,
/ Mrs Jas. Galletly and Mrs Chas. Leaf.
/ Miss Grace Mckee of Carbonate is
4 spending a few days with Miss Mary
] WhittOn.
Mrs. L. S. Woolverton entertained a
I few friends at supper after the j. F. F.
] party Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Roberts and Miss Agnes
/ A1ullaney viii go to Kansas City Mon
/ day to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Rust.
Miss AIullaney viii leave the last of the
week for her home in Chicago
Mr.. Cliff Histed is in Burlington.
Ed Kellam and Joe Morgan were mi
] LlIle0 lLIO the E4lkS C1UD ldtSl evening.
After the initiation a musical pro-
I gramme was given in which Mr. Sher-
man Rowles, Mr.. W. f. ROehr, Mr..
/ julius Wedding took part. Mr. Rob-
1 ert Pierce gave some readings
Captain w. NJ Fortesque left yester-
day for his home in Leavenworth after
visiting his daughter. Mrs George
Mr. Archie T. Williams is spending
| the day i'm Kansas City.
Mr. Il. J. White viii spend Sunday
| in Emporia.
Mrs Belle Hall Small and Miss
4 Glenna Cross are expected home today
| from a visit with Miss Lou Nicely in
4 LeavenwOrth.
Mr.. F. o. Popenoe went to Pueblo.
Miss Mary Lakin viii return from
/ her Atchison visit on Monday
Mrs. w. w. Allen of Pueblo passed
/ through the city this afternoon on her
/ way to New York and was Joined by
/ Mrs c. S. Sutton, Miss Myrtle JetmOre
| and Miss GeOrgiana WATSON. Miss
| TetmOre will make an extended visit
| with her sister. Mrs Sam Csardenhire.
| in New York. Mrs. Sutton and Miss
! WATSON will remain in New ork until
/ after the wedding of Miss Maude WEIGH
| and Mr. r. S. Richie On the 18th FROM
/ there they go to Boston and Phlla-
delphia for a few days. Mrs Sutton
has completed all arrangements for the
charity ball and viii remain IN the east
MI ana Mrs. A. Dienst viii go to the
Throop next week to live.
Mrs Charles Blood Smith spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Kansas City.
Mrs Walter Littlefield and Miss Franc
Iittlefeld spent Thursday in Kansas
Ed Gresser Of Atkinson. III, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs S. S. OFT on ms way
home from western trip
Miss Ollie O'Brien and Miss Theresa
Rossington spent Thursday in Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Noble returned
Yesterday from a short trip to St
Louis.
Miss Selma Johnson, Drganist OF the
English Lutheran church, was surprised
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