The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-12
I'm 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.

G. c. Nicholson in North Topeka yes
terday afternoon. Miss Ruth Collins
was guest of the club and entertained
the members with two violin solos, add
ing much to the pleasure of the after
noon The programme was of Schu-
mann's music and was as follows:
l. Sonata 800 Miss Gertrude Tracy
2. A paper on the music Of Robert Schu-
mann by Miss Grace Campdoras-
3. lmpromptu-Op. 143, No g.. Schubert
Mrs F. p. Dietrich.
4. Spring Night $500. Mrs. S. J. Hodgins
. Whims Mrs #. P- Mac Lehman
o. Musical News $500 Mrs. Barber
q ScherzinO Miss Irene Campdoras
J. Serenade Badine 800 Gabriel Marie
IN Sonf1ne --.-- 1890. Guido Paplne
Miss Ruth Collins
9, Why $500 .......... 49,. Miss Tracy
10 The Spanish Tambourine Girls -.
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Foster
Mrs. Ferry.
The next meeting will be Nov. 20 at
the home of Mrs. #. r. A1acLennan.
Miss Emily King celebrated her birth
day last evening by entertaining a few
friends at tea Her guests were Miss
Hila fiinckIey, Miss Ellie Smith. Miss
Mary SOmmers, Mr.. Tom Frost Mr.
Dorr Norton, Mr.. Joe Wilson, Mr.. Her
bert Miller.
The all social season was fnaugu-
rated IN Atchison last evening by de-
hghtrul dancing party at Turner hall
given by Miss Mary Morris in honor of
AA0A AAE5As MISS LyElSN L4akln. or 1OD6-
1a- Miss Lakin had Won many friends
in AtchisOn upon the OCCASION Of a
former visit, and few regrets were re-
celved to Miss Norris Invitations The
guests numbered nearly 1OO.-Atchison
! Globe
The invitations for the charity BAH
VIII De issued today The executive
committee met last evening with the
chairman Mrs. c. s. Sutton. and the
general committee will meet this even
lhs with her Elaborate plans are being
mace Tor the Dali and il viii practically
open the social season of the winter
There viii be an exhibition Of. Grand
mothers China at Mrs. S. Davidson's
IN Bishop NaiFs old LIBRARY. several
days next week
Miss Marie Brooks has issued invf-
latlons for reception Thursday after
noon, the 18th
Miss Russell gave an informal dane
ing party last evening to her physical
culture class in the gymnasium
Mrs. G. e. Baker. after spending sew
era4 days in Kansas City with her moth
err, returned Tuesday night
Miss Edith Isben is suffering from the
eIIects OF a sprained ankle
MT and Mrs. c. r. Hudson Mr. and
ie- n. X Baker and Miss Nellie Ba-
ker were entertained by Mrs D. J.
harding at tea Tuesday evening
MI ana Mrs. r. p. Taylor entertained
the Order Of Silent Friends and their
friends Saturday evening at their home
~ oakland The music club consisting
q MI q. Creamer, Mr.. j. Agnes and
Ar- g. Richie. furnished music during
Ihe evening and Miss Annie Doyle gave
The Vespuceian club are meeting this
aliternoon with Mrs. E. F. Hollis on
Little Pauline Hudson is i'll
Miss Mabel King is ATTENDING eohoo1
/ in Duluth, MINI.
Miss Foster of Maine is visiting her
/ cousin, Mrs. T. z. Pounds
Mr. Charles L. Zutavern. denutvr most
master at Great Bend, and Miss Pearl
~ L!they, eldest daughter of Mr. J r
I NY Mtney, county clerk Of PaWnea conn
/ in Larned
The Bachelor club of Atohison viii
give a dancing party this evening com
! pllmentary to several visitfnar zro4,T,er
! ladies', among them Miss Mary I,alli1
OF this city. who is the guest of Miss
Mary Norris.
The Browning club will meet Tues
G 9 aIteIhoon, the 18th, with Mrs. w
Mrs A. 5. Slower win leave satur-
Gays for a few days visit in Kansas
| City and lola
MISS Pearl POwlesOn of New PhiIa-
Qeplhla, o., is visiting her cousin Miss
| Nirgilne AIulvane
/ Mrs George Downing returned TODAY
/ from three weeks visit with Mrs
j. IlptOn in Kansas Cftv
Mrs. Frank Sim and daughters will
4 return Wednesday from a two months
stay in Chicago. Mrs. Sim has been
~
4 much improved in health
REV e. M Sheldon is SPEEDING the
/ week IN chicago. Mrs. Sheldon is
staying with her mother, Mrs. E. b
Merriam. during his absence
The Nignette club met vesterdav
afternoon with Mrs. Van Tassall
Graves The club is studying the his
4 tory of Greece this winter
Mrs. J. B. Hayden is spending a few
/ days in Kansas City.
"a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Robinson Friday.
Mrs r.. T. Merriam entertained the
/ Ladies Missionary society of the Cen
trail Congregational church yesterday
/ afternoon. After a discussion of for
/ eign and home missions Mrs. Merriam
/ served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman will
christen their son Willard WATSON
Mrs A ID Grey viii return tomorrow
from two weeks trip ia the east
There Will be the usual recital and
I reception ait Bethany college on
THANKSGIVING evening
The Topeka Athletic association will
the Masonic building Wednesday even
ing, the 18th.
Mrs. Tew5sbury and Miss Emily
Tewksbury of Manchester N H. are
expected tomorrow to spend the win
ter with Colonel and Mrs. A S. John
son.
About twenty-four Of Miss Ned Crit
hth's friends, attired in 'tacky'' cos
pulling taffy.
Mrs. Morton entertained Miss Amy
Hunts Sunday school class last even
ing at her home, 200 Harrison street
Miss Frances Moon viii return Sat
urday from a weeks visit in Law
renee.
Mrs. W S. Kale and Mrs. L. Wool
verton viii give a thimble party We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Woolverton, lib Van Buren, street Tn
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Kale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolverton viii enter
tain at cards.
Mr.. c. w. Merriam of Chicago viii
arrive the last of the week to spend a
month with his brother, Mr. E. B.