The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-18
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 w S. Kale and Mrs L. S. Wool
verton entertained a large number of
/ ladies this afternoon with a thimble
party at the home of Mrs. WOolvertOn,
1 lib Van Buren, street.
The hau was decorated with palms
/ On each newell post on the stairway
/ stood beautiful hand painted jard1-
/ nieres holding palms A curtain made
I of smilaX strands draped the doorway
! between the hall and first parlor- Both
I parlOrs We're decorated with bowls OF
I chrysanthemums and the mantels and
I sidebOard in the dining rOOms We're
/ banked with them.
Each guest was given chrysanthe-
mum on her arrival
The hOstesses were assisted in enter
I tanning by Mrs. George Mulvane. Mrs
J. r. Hanlzla- and Mrs. G. H. GuibOr.
! Miss Jennie Bross served the punch.
The guests OF the afternoon were Mrs
! JOab Mulvane, Mrs Henry keeler, Mrs
Dan Small, Mrs. Ed Small Mrs w E.
/ Swift, Mrs. D A Clements, Mrs Geo.
[ HOgebOOm. Mrs. Trader, Mrs. w. ).
Furman, Mrs. w. C Chaffee, Mrs. N. p.
/ Garretson Mrs. r M futile, Mrs. Col
lissi Mrs ID. III Forbes, Mrs w. $.
/ Charles, Mrs e. j. Devlin, Mrs. Geo
/ Woolverton, Mrs NJ NJ Bailey, Mrs a.
/ w. Tanner, Mrs. T 3. Mayo, Mrs ]. B.
RoWley, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs
H. T. Norris Mrs. L. c. WATSON, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. ". B. Kingsley, Mrs. W s.
Burn, Mrs. J. F. Meyers. Mrs G. c.
Foss, Mrs D. W BeerbOhm, Mrs. VIM.
Hodson, Mrs. J. p. Rogers. Mrs. F.
/ Cope, Mrs. J. Howe, Mrs. Vim. John
ston, Mrs. S. J. Bear, Mrs. S L. Sea
4 brook, Mrs. B. Davis, Mrs r. Knowles,
Mrs T. s. Slower, Mrs r. NJ Wood
I Terrence, Mrs H. w. Neiswanger, Mrs.
w. w. Mills. Mrs. w. It. Gossitt Mrs.
A. r. Johnson, Mrs IT. Manspeaker,
Mrs. w. G. Edwards Mrs. II. Hills,
Mrs. j. A. Ranney, Mrs. VIM. Parker,
Mrs. @. o. Knowles. Mrs NJ. J. Holmes,
Mrs. c. T. Trap, Mrs p. Bennett, Mrs.
! @. D. Hale. Mrs. Ellis Thompson, Mrs.
j. W. Hardt, Mrs r. O. Richards, Mrs.
W S. Culver, Mrs B. f. Pitts, Mrs
Porter Smith, Mrs. w E. Culver, Mrs.
J. w. White, Mrs. D. c. BursOn, Mrs.
H. o. Carney, Mrs. c. F. Spencer, Mrs.
S. B. Brett. Mrs. J. H. Wetherell, Mrs.
! Geo. Stansield, Mrs. j. f. Lynch, Mrs.
! @. c. COlburn, Mrs. j. p. Davis, Miss
1 Susan Reeves, Miss Ridlinger, Misses
4 Holman, Miss Mary Hollis Miss Belle
Thompson, Miss Brett Miss Dora Fur
man, Mrs Trader
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. KaIe and Mr.. ana
Mrs. WOolvertOn viii entertain at high
hve this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser will en-
| terrain a number of friends at tea Fri
day evening followed by a whist party.
Mrs j. L. ShellaDarger Will entertain
a few ladies Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs G. 4. Parmelee.
Mr.. J. 4. Kirk is seriously i'll with
/ typhoid fever at his home, 1884 College
avenue.
Miss Margaret Bell spent the first of
I the week with Mrs. Charles Blood
I Smith.
Miss Franc Ldttleheld is spending the
! day in Kansas City.
Mrs. J. c. Gordon, Mrs James A.
I TrOutman, and Mrs. Harry E. Over
holt are entertaining with a thimble
party this afternoon at the Copeland
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Trump entertain
! ed at dinner last evening. their guests
/ being Mr. and Mrs. Ed Small, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Frank Crane.
Mrs. c. F. Kendall left yesterday for
I her home in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
I after spending week at the Cope
Z land.
1 Miss Anna Jones and Miss Mabel
4 Martin viii entertain Friday after
noon at cards at the home of Miss Mar
tin, corner Of Fifth and Topeka ave
nues.
Miss Mary Lalzin is the guest of Miss
/ Edna Darrah in LeavenwOrth.
Miss Josephine Joerser and Miss Car
/ RE GiacOmini Of LeavenWOrth spent
/ Sunday in the city.
The C. L. circle will discuss "Spen-
4 Ger" this evening at the home of Mr..
/ c. @. Nicholson Mr. E. A Simmerwell
viii read a paper.
Mr.. I'd Small went to Kansas city
I today.
Mrs. Frank sim and two daughters
/ returned Yesterday from a six weeks
stay in Chicago.
Miss Emma Everetts will entertain
/ eight young ladies at tea this even
/ ing.
Mr.. c. r. Troxen of Abilene is the
! guest of VIII Adams.
Mr.. Fred Gordon attended party
/ given by Miss Carrie Whitaker in Ma
4 pie Hill last evening
Mr.. @. A Roehr went to Chicago to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P. Bachelor of Val
4 lev Falls are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs p. ID. Paxton
De Forest Jetmore went to New York
( today.
Mrs. T. S. Slower returned last even
ing from a visit in Kansas City and
lola
Mr. and Mrs. George Rust of Kansas
! City will spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Roberts, arriving Wed
/ nesday.
Mrs. Fred Bonebralze will arrive
( Monday from Pittsburg to spend
4 Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs T.
B. Thompson
Mrs. r. II. Clarkson of Omaha is Wis
4 iting her daughter. Mrs. Frank Mills
4 paugh, and will remain two weeks.
The Nautilus club met yesterday af-
I ternoOn with Mrs. J. f. Davies
Mr.AnCreW Patrick OF New Phlladel-
phia, o., is visiting his sons, Charles
I and Frank Patrick.
The Modern Literature club met yes
I terday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Cole
! The new members voted into the club
/ Penheld. Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss
] Frances Moon.
Mrs. Milo Swinehart and niece, Edith
! Scott have returned to their home in
4 Terre Haute. Ind, after spending two
months with the family of Mr.. T..
Beard.
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Is the Best to All Points.