The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02


ding.
Social and Personal.
Mrs. John Crosby and Miss Carrie
Crosby Of Minneapolis, Mimi, viii at
tend the Hood Hammatt wedding in
Emporia December 16.
MIR. and Mrs Edwin Lange enter
tained a few friends last evening very
informally ait duplicate whist. Those
who played We're MT and Mrs. E A.
Prescott Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Ea-
@le. Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Sterne. Mr.
and Mrs ira o. Howe. Mrs George
Neale. jr., and Miss May Lange.
Miss Florence Lewis entertained a
few of her friends last evening com
plimentary to DR. Steinberg of Chica-
$50. VINO is visiting his cousin, Miss
Katherine Mills About six couples
We're present and the evening was
spent in dancing and card playing.
s. j. Craighead of Indiana Pa. was
in the city today, the guest of his old
time friend. Mr.. James Smith. These
two gentlemen attended college togath-
CT in Pennsylvania over fifty years
ago.
Mrs. Yearsley White and daughter
Kate aIriX ed today from Spokane
Nt ash, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
W bite.
Mr.. J. c. Hooper of Salt Lake City
will arrive the 18th to spend the holt
GAYS with his sister, MIS- VIII Hord-
dinner this evening
The Douze whist club viii meet Sat
urday afternoon with Miss Margaret
NIulV ane
MIR. Edgar Hopkins of Leavenworth
and Mr.. Tom Berry of St. Joseph, Mo,
win attend the charity ball.
Lieutenant Howard of TT. Leayen-
worth viii attend the charity ball
ar. and Mrs. Speed Hughes enter
tanned at a o'clock dinner last even
ins.
The Good Literature reading circle
will meet this evening at the home Of
MIR C.. @. Nicholson in North Topeka
Mr.. Charles r.. Morse. who recently
returned from Denver, has accepted a
position with Otto Kuehne & Co He
viii leave tomorrow on a trip through
southern Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs viii Canif of Toluca.
Ill., viii soon return to this city to
Miss Gertrude Anderson OF Abilene is
visiting Mrs George F. Wallace on
Quincy street.
Mrs. a. S. Wilder of Boston viii
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Walker
Mrs. r. Beechman has returned to
her home in Manhattan after visiting
with North Topeka. friends
Dr. A. H. Lewis Of Plainheld, n. j.,
corresponding secretary of the Amerl-
can Sabbath Tract society and editor
Of the Evangel and Outlook spent
Monday in the city the guest OF Sec
rotary Cottreu OF the r. r. Y NJ.
c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Belts have re
turned from a visit in GAINESVILLE. o.
Mr. Roy Ranney is Up from Arkan-
sas City visiting his mother.
Mr. W c. Garvey and Mr.. George
NI Eagle viii go to Sterling tonight
10 attend the Masonic funeral of DR.
NoOdson tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. A. i. Whiting. who fell and
hurt her head Thanksgiving day, is i'm
proving
Plans are being made for New Year
receiving. The Douze whist club viii
receive with Miss Ollie O'Brien; the
Eansy club viii receive with Miss
FLORENCE Greer; the Twentieth Century
girls viii receive but have made no
definite plans yet
Mrs. George A. Wall and children
viii arrive Sunday from Salt Lake
City to visit her parents, DR. and Mrs
Mr.. o. L. ThistIer of Chapman at
tended the Flower Miller wedding yes
terday.
Miss Allie Mason Of Lawrence will
be Miss Margaret Bears guest and at
tend the charity BAN.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Clarkson are
spending the day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Won Dahlen and Miss Gertrude
Tracy viii give their second recital
Saturday afternoon. the 18th. in the
Copeland parlOrs. No invitations will
be issued and no admission charged,
it being complimentary to the must
clans Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII II. jenkins have
returned from Burlingame where they
attended the funeral of Mrs jenkins
mother, Mrs. Almira RulisOn-
The members of the hunting party
which has been in the Indian Territory
for the past ten days returned this
morning at 5 o'clock. The party i'm
cluded w r. Jansen. Robert Fierce.
Try. G.. Willard, Willard Scott and Geo.
Palmer.
Mrs o. r Whitney and son are visit
ing friends in Lawrence
The Pansy club viii meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Florence Greer at
z.3O. 1t viii be an important meeting