The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-28
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
Recent Social Events in Topeka and
Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

abOTy VINO mas Deen the guest Oh n0E
cousin, Mrs. e. c. Baker, for about five
months, made many friends in Topeka,
and her departure will be universally re-
GREETED
The Tuesday Night high five club
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Hard
ing.
c. B. Merriam came down from Topeka
yesterday, and in company with 3. f.
Canterbury is helping with the work OF
recognizing the Valley State bank
Hutchinson News.
Mr.. B. F. Lewis went to Atchison to-
day.
The Pansy club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. George Crawford in
stead of Hiss Dora Furman, as before
announced.
Miss Lou Nicely and Miss Sadie Atch-
ison returned to LeavenWorth Wednes-
dav afternoon.
Very pretty invitations are out for the
last Sans Pareil party of the season to
be given April 10 at Library hall.
MIR. Carl Foulks arrived from Los An
geles yesterday.
The Bunglers danced at Hudson's hall
Thursday evening.
The Chaldeans met with Miss Hattie
Mills Monday afternoon. Lorenzo de
Medici and the architecture of his time
was the subject of the lesson. The club
will meet with Miss Mills again on Mon
day. The annual banquet will be at
the home of Mrs. l.. II. Wolfe this year
Dir. and Mrs. a. w. Dana are the pa
rents of a daughter. named Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Sutton entertained
few people at supper after theater
Tuesday evening.
1t is said that the first of the spring
weddings will be that of Miss Mabel
johnson and Mr.. Frank Thomas on
April 10. Miss Henrietta Thompson and
Mr.. Fred Bonebrake will also be mar
ried in April. Miss Edith Thacher and
Mr. Amos Plumb in June.
Mr.. John C. Frey and Mr. c. E. Curry
left today in Mr.. ]. ]. Frey's special car
to bring Mrs. Frey and the children
home from Dallas. Tex They will ar
rive Monday.
Mrs. T. d. Thacher and family will oc-
cupy the Farnsworth home Topeka
avenue, SOON Mrs. Farnsworth is going
north for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols are
talking of going to housekeeping for
the summer.
Mrs. E. s. Thomas and Mrs. c.
Thomas returned to Leavenworth this
week.
MIR. Aaron Wolfe of Chicago. the af-
fanced husband of Miss Belle Ettinger,
is at the Copeland.
Hiss Margaret Sawyer entertained at
thimbles yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Albers of Junction City.
Mr.. Don Sebastian left for his home
in Chicago this afternoon.
Miss Lulu Cope is visiting in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. White have re-
turned to Des Moines, Iowa after a visit
with Miss Lillian White.
Miss Josie Won Amburgh of Emporia
has removed to this city and is now re-
siding with her sister, Miss Bess Van
Amburgh.
Mr.. e. G. Smith will spend Sunday
in SaIina.
Mr. Herman Trautman leaves tomor-
ow for several days visit in Chicago.
En- Reggie Whist Club.
The En- Reggie Whist club met Tues
day afternoon with Miss Grace Jilson.
Mrs. George Parkhurst, Mrs L. s Ferry
Mrs. Robert Delahay and Mrs Edwin
Knowles played at the guest able. Miss
Thscher substituted for the hostess.
Surprise Party for Mrs. Tator
A party of people went out to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Baker
Wednesday evening to surprise Mrs. s.
A. Tator, who leaves for homo on Mon
day. They were Messrs. and Mesdames
Q. NJ. Mcconnell, G B Reid, w. W.
Sutton, w. B. Jansen. D. ]. Harding and
w. c. Garvey.
Thenter Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. II. McKibben and
daughter and Mrs. W. ]. Spaulding saw.
the Sol Smith Russell performance from |
a box.
Mrs. A. A Hurd aud Miss Virgiline
Mulvane and Dir. and Mrs. L 81. Craw- |
ford were also in box.
A party of twenty nine took one row
across the house and part of another. |
They were: Messrs. and Mesdames G. B. |
Reed, c. :. Sutton, B. T. Lewis, c. c. |
Baker, E. ]. Cartilage, r K. Jamison.
o. III. Mcconnell, w. B. Jansen, w. w. |
Webb, S. c. Nichols, G. III. Eagle, c. s. |
Eagle, l. w. DoolittIe, Misses Hollis and |
Nellie Baker.
subscriPt iOn Party.
The following people danced at the |
party last evening: Mr.. |
and Mrs. A NJ Mills, Dir. and Mrs. W. ]. !
Misses Emily Tewksbury, Marguerite |
Warner, Bessie West, Mary Thompson,
Lucene Barker, Vera Low, Effie Loder of |
Clay Center, Edna McClintock, Daisy |
Sampson, Lillian Tefft, Elizabeth Wheel |
or, Lillian Whitolock, Libbie Hazlett, Ed !
IA Morehouse, Lottie Ranney, Margaret |
Mulvane, Helen Moon, Edna Crane, Lot
Moon, Arlie Ewart. Emma Denni.J
MessrA w. A. Alexander, John G.
Waters, John G. Frey, George Stoker,
g. E. Heyden, E. E. Dennis. E. Mcbride,
E. p Kepley, c. w. Barnes, Harry Will |
Iiams, A. F. Williams, Mark Wikidal,
Will Seller, Julius Wedding, Ralph |
Moore, Rob McMasters, w. ]. Burgess,
Rassie Bennett, Tom King, Harry Horne, |
Frank Davis and Clyde Grubbs.
Miss Emily Kings Card Party.
Miss Emily King entertained at high |
i've last evening for Mr.. Don Sebastian |
Of Chicago.
Miss Helen Wilson was awarded a |
beautiful etching for having made the
highest score among the girls and Mr..
Guilford Dudley Jr., \ silver handled |
pearl paper knife, for the highest score |
among the boys.