The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-25

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One of the main topics of cOnYersa-
ton at present is the all important sub
ject of New Years receptions. Besides
the clubs that will receive there win be
many more receiving parties. At the
home of Mrs. e. T. Sim at 701 Taylor
street the following ladies will receive;
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs. Avery Turner,
Mrs Horace Hall, Mrs. Willard Hail.
Mrs. Mulvane, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. l.
S. Ferry, Mrs. A r. Lingafelt, Mrs. J.
L. King, Mrs. H. V. Hinckley, Mrs
Hnlyer, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Colburn,
Mrs, Nipps. Mrs. L. H. Mum, Miss
Mary Hollis, Miss Vera Low, Miss
Georgiana WassOn, Miss Clemma Linn.
Miss Spencer, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss
Gertrude Wilett, Miss Dora Furman,
Miss Huey. Miss Emily King, Miss
HiIa HinckIey, Miss Lucille NIulvane.
In the evening Mrs. Sim will entertain
at cards.
Mrs. George Stoker, Miss Anna Jones.
Miss Harriet Jones and Miss Mabel
Martin will receive at the home of Mrs.
Stoker on West Sixth street.
The E. T. c. club and a few of their
friends will receive from two until six
at the home of Miss Susie Gay,
at 915 Harrison street. Those in
the party are Miss Edna Crane, Miss
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Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Grace Weiss,
Miss Lillian Whitelock, Miss Mary
Moon, Miss Mabel Knowles, Miss Edna
McClintOck, Miss Gertrude Devereux,
Miss Susie Gay, Miss Florence Ross ng-
ton, Miss Florence Horn, Miss Grace
Curtis, Miss Josephine Shellabarger,
Miss Edna Morehouse, Miss Winifred
Wagner. Miss Margaret Bear, Miss
Helen Small of AtchisOn, and Miss
Grace Peckham of Jersey City.
Mrs. George p. Ashton will receive
assisted by Miss Wheeler, Miss Mabel
Wheeler and Miss Helen Higgins of
Kansas City.
At Miss Jean Frost's the following
young ladies will receive: Miss McFar-
land, Miss Lillian Mcfarland Miss Ii
da Bergen, Miss Emily Elliott, Miss
Martha Bradshaw, Mss Eleanor Work
Miss Santa Waters, Miss F7e Waters,
Miss Jean Frost, Miss Mary Lang, Miss
Lillian Valentine, Miss Emma Dennis,
Miss Grace Van Houten, Miss Mabel
Quigley, Miss Martie Whaley, Miss
Mabel Hills, Miss Josephine Dietrich,
Miss Grace JilSOn, Miss Ida Stagg.
The Modern Literature club and the
Douze Whist club will receive at the
home of Miss Wilson at SIG Topeka
avenue. Those in the party are Mrs.
J. 3. Furry. Miss RanneY. Miss Lolita
Horton, Miss Ollie O'Brien, Miss Arlie
Ewart, Miss Margaret Mulvane Miss
Franc Littletield, Miss Helen Moon,
Miss Frances Moon, Miss Priscilla Alex
ander, Miss Mary Thompson. Mrs w
N. West and Miss GIenna Cross They
viii receiv from three until seven
thirty.
At Mrs. W. w. Manspeaker's the fol-
lowing ladies viii receive: Mrs. w w
Manspeaker, Mrs. James B. Hayden,
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, Mrs. Arth-
ur Murphy, Mrs. A. Marburg. Mrs c..
H. Guibor Mrs. A A. Hurd Mrs Frank
Hobart, Mrs. w. T. Crosby. Mrs. George
Parkhurst, Mrs. J. r. Hankla, Mrs.
Clifford Histed, Mrs. w. l. Trump
Mrs. Norman Wear. Mrs. c. r. Kraut-
hOff, Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs. c. r
Hudson, Mrs. A. Zahner, Ms w H.
Johnston, Mrs SQuires, Mrs. D. E.
Palmer; Miss Jetmore, Miss West, Miss
Cross. Miss GarwOod, Miss Higgins.
Miss Titus and Miss Myrtle Titus of
Kansas City, Miss BrOss, Miss Penf1eld,
Miss Tefft, Miss Parkhurst.
Mrs. T. b. Sweet and Miss Sweet will
receive from three until seven, assist
ed by Mrs. H. 2. Dillon, Mrs. Walter
Noble and Mrs. Newcomer.
The following young ladies will re-
ceive at 1924 Harrison street: Miss
Lulu McMahan, Miss Pauline Maier,
Miss Lola McMahan, Miss Kathryn
Ernich, Miss Jeanette Williams, Miss
Ollie Markley, Miss Russie Hit, Miss
Leila HOrd and Miss Louie Smith
A large party will receive at the
home of Mrs. J. K. Hudson.