The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-11
IN The SOCIETY WORLD.
HeneraI Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town

The Occidental club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. a D. Robbins The
club are studying French history dur
ing the Captain era Miss Crosby con-
Quoted the meeting yesterday, the sub
5ect being The Normans; their origin,
character, customs and conquests,' and
an ANALYSIS of the relations between
The church and state during the era
was given. The club will meet with
Airs. j. K Hudson next Tuesday and
Miss Crosby vii again conduct the les
son. which viii be on the subject OF the
crusades against the Albigenses.
The Occidental club is in its tenth
year and is next to the Oldest club in
the city. The members are, Miss Lucy
kingman, president; Mrs A. ID. Rob
bins. secretary; Mrs. GuiIfOrd Dudley
Mrs Jonathan Thomas, Mrs A. A. Rob
inson, Mrs. n. Bosworth, Mrs A H
Thompson, Mrs Herbert Armstrong,
Mrs J. K. Hudson, Mrs Vim. Tweed
dale. Mrs. Dell keizer, Mrs. NJ. c. Ham
matt Mrs. kingmans Miss S d. Cros-
by
1Er. VIII White was in the city yes
terday on his way from Kansas City to
Empor5a-
A number of ladies met with Miss
Katherine Mills yesterday afternoon TO
organize a music club. The next meeting
VIII be held the oath at the home Of
Mrs C. H. Smith.
The J.. A. W whist club viii meet
Monday with Mrs. Henry Stevenson to
raorganize for the winter.
Mrs James Moore is entertaining a
Jew ladies this afternoon compliment
tary 70 Mrs Geo. f. Parmelee of Chi
eagO.
Mr.. Marc Robbins. who is with the
Uncle Joshua Spruceby company, is
enjoying his work The company were
making their way to the Pacific coast
DIT and Mrs. c. 3. Reed left this aft
ernoen for Sterling, having been sum-
moned there on account of the serious
illness of Mrs Reeds father
Mrs Q. F. Kendall Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is at the Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs Mrs Q. n. Baker of
Wamego, are spending the day in the
Mrs. willis Lord Moore of Hutchin-
son viii arrive Friday to visit Mrs. Z.
Nv Snyder Mrs Moore is president Of
the state federation of clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman are
the parents of a son, born yesterday
Mrs. "a. T. Green win go to Atchison
tomorrow for a visit with friends
Miss NVinifred Wagner will give
piano recital the 21sts at the home Of
Mrs a. 3. Quinton.
Guenn GODDARD. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs A. A. GODDARD, spent a few days
in Clay Center last week returning
Sunday
turned from a three weeks visit in In
diana
Mrs. C. H. Curtis viii spend the re-
mainder OF the fail with Mr. and Mrs.
"A D. Robbins.
The Modern literature club met with
Mrs. Fred Cole yesterday afternoon
The club is reading Hanlin Garland 5
sf1dain Travelled Roads"
nrs. w. s. Kale and Mrs. L. F. Wool
werton have issued Invitations for q
whist party Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. WoOlverton.
Dr. G. G. Allen spent Sunday in Leav-
Miss Ranney and Miss Lottie ran
ney entertained a few friends last even
ing
Mrs. j. W. Jones will leave this even
fng for her home in Hansford, Texas,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mamie
Baun1an-
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Noel left today
Ter an extended trip through the west
ern states
Mr.. D. J. Harding has gone to Bos-
ton
A large number Of out Of town guests
win attend the charity ball.
Miss AIaude Goodman has returned
60 her home in LeavenVvO after q six
weeks visit with Misses Mamie and
E1e3eu T3auman.
MRS. C.S. Sutton, Miss Georgiana Was
sou and Miss Myrtle Jetmore will
leave Saturday afternoon for New York
city
The Just For Fun club danced last
evening at Hudson's hall
The members of the First Presbyter-
fan church and their friends viii hold
an informal social Friday evening in
che church par1ors.
MRS. George Shar1tt will entertain a
Jew friends at tea this evening In honor
OF her birthday.
A4E@ S. II. EanderEeFt and dauEhteE.