The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-19

parlOrs. The hOstesses were assisted
by Mrs. w. w. Webb and Mrs. 9. D
Skinner The parlors We're decorated
with palms, potted chrysanthemurns
and bowls of pink roses
The same hostesses are entertaining
at a reception this afternoon
MI and Mrs. J. f. Crockett, Mr. and
Mrs w W. Webb, Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Steinberger, Mr.. and Mrs Kistler, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Stansfield, Mr.. and Mrs
Rome Colvin. Mr. VIM Green and Mr.
Geo Heyden formed a hunting party
Tuesday night. They drove eight miles
west of the city in a prairie schooner
and hunted coons on theROusseauMeade
place. On their return to the city at
@ clock the next morning they brought
with them two cOOns and three p0ssuTnS
as a result of the nights work The
party enjoyed dinner at the Copeland
yesterday when their game was served
on Tuesday evening the members of
the Silver Lake Baptist church surprls--
ed their pastor and his wife, ReV ana
Mrs. Geo Hume, in honor of their erys-
tai wedding anniversary
Miss Mamie Adams was married to
Mr. Pearl AtchesOn last evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Adams at Eleventh and jackson
streets Only a few friends were pres
ent, among them Mrs. S. " Carr of
Eudora.
Mrs John r. Hodson of Chicago is
visiting her son, Mr.. William HOdson.
Mrs. +. r. TomlinsOn of Kansas city
IS the guest Of Mrs r. H. ShumWay-
Her daughter. Miss Vesta Lee, is the
guest of Miss Pauline Stuart.
The Ralston Health club met last
evening in the 7. NJ. c. A parlors. The
Apollo mandolin club played two selec-
tons followed by some readings by
Prof. Palmer of WaShburn college from
Eugene Fields and Writers poems.
Mrs. SlOO read a paper on cold Wealth
er Foods, Mrs. @. ID. Skinner gave
THE Ralston idea of the effect of the
mind on the health of the body Mrs.
Geo. Hackney read a paper on w nat
is lTI3me' The secretary OF the club.
Mr. c. D. Skinner brought up for con-
SideratiOn the Pure Food exhibition
which is to take place in Topeka and
what part the club would take in it.
Mrs. T. S. Lyon read a paper on How
to obtain degrees" The president, Mr.
A K. Rodgers presided at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Q. Crane will give
family dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Grace FOulks has returned from
a visit in Wichita, having been sum
mOned home on account of the illness
of her father. Mr.. Chas. NJ FOulks.
THE Bohemian Girl'' will be given
soon under the direction of Prof Vim
cent Graham. The cast is not yet com
pleted Prof. Graham will play the
part of Count Arnheim himself, having
played it many times before
Mr.. Al Evans of Chicago spent yes
terday in the city.
Mrs. Arthur Mills has returned from
New Mexico and is visiting her par
ents in LeavenwOrth.
Mr.W. E. Hahn, general freight agent
of the R. G. & W. r.. r. of Salt Lake
City, is visiting Mr. G. w. Heron.
Mr.. VIII Carrie has gone to Toronto,
Canada, to spend two weeks with his
parents.
The wedding of Miss Fanny Graham
to Lieut. C. c. Smith of the Second reg
iment of cavalry, viii take place in
LeavenWOrth, December p at O'Clock
in the evening. Miss Graham is well
known among Topeka young people.
Mrs. A. S. Thomas and daughters.
Misses Nina and May will leave the
2Sth for San Antonio, Texas where they
viii spend the winter
Mrs @. NJ. AIorehOuse of Denver viii
arrive next week to visit Mrs. NJ L.
Morehouse.
Mrs. Chas. E Fargo is the guest of
Mrs. d. L. Lakin this week. She viii
return to Mrs. W. A. L. Thompson's
Saturday.
Col. /. Severy of EmpOria who has
been very i'll is slightly improving and
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
His daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hibben of this
city is with him DR.. Hibben returned.
from there yesterday.
Mr. Won Dahlen, Miss Gertrude Tracy
and Miss Ruth Collins will give a mus
ical recital tomorrow afternoon in the
Copeland parlOrs-
The Pansy club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. w. c. Smith, in
honor Of Miss Leila Parmalee.
Mr.. Sheldon Burr of Leavenworth
spent yesterday and today in the city.