The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Social Calendar For t1e Week.


T. Crosby. Miss Mabel Wilson is go
ing to entertain at dinner this even
ing complimentary to Miss Franc Lit
tlefield. Miss Mabel Hills will enter
tain at tea this evening for Miss Adah
Conl1le, one of this weeks brides.
TUESDAY-N1rs. F. A. Lewis will en-
terrain at cards in the afternoon
complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
Archibald COrser of Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. S. Kale is going to give a
o'clock luncheon for Miss Conkle. Mr..
and Mrs; n F. Conkle will entertain
the Jordan-C onkle bridal party and
the out of town guests~at 6 O'Clock
dinner.
MISUNDERSTANDING only affairs booked
for Wednesday are the weddings of
Miss Franc Littlefield and Mr.. Solo
mon Stoddard at the home of the
brides parents at Topeka avenue. and
that of Miss Adah COnkle and Mr.. c.
E. Jordan of Keokuk, Iowa; both will
be followed by large receptions.
THURSDAY-Mrs. F. A. Lewis will
give her second card party for her
sister in the afternoon. Mrs. Walker
Combs will entertain at thimbles.
FRIDAY-Mrs. Walker Combs will en-
terrain at a second thimble party Fri
day afternoon. The Informal club will
give their first dance of the season at
Hudson's hall. The Viennese club
will dance at Harmony hall
SATURDAY-The H. H. club will give
their regular dance at HudSOn'S hall.
An Eight O'Clock Dinner.
a delightful o'clock dinner at the To-
peka club Saturday evening compli-
mentary to Miss Franc Littlefield and
Mr.. Solomon StOddard. Dinner was
served in seven courses and the decora-
lions were of pink roses; pink will be
the prevailing color at the wedding
Wednesday evening.
Those present were Judge and Mrs.
A. H. Horton, Miss Littlefeld. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith,
Miss Rossington, Miss RosamOnd
II A
dard, Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. Ned Os-
born and Mr.. Lew Bronson
A Birthday Party.
Mrs. H. L. Bronson entertained a
number of little girls very delightfully."-
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Virgil McGrath's fourteenth
birthday. The afternoon was spent in
games and the time passed all too
quickly for the little people.
Those invited were Lutte Palmer Bes-
sic Jett, Phil Reed, Anna Troutman.
Virgil Cain, Hazel and Opal Pearson,
| Mary Sutherland, Esther Kleinhans,
Grace and Helen Sterne, Lulu Brem-
norman, Mary Overholt, Ethel Stein
berg, Marguerite JetmOre, Dorothy
Brown, Airline Dietrich, Pearl Sargent,
! Blanche Jenness, WiIhelmina Marburg.
Minnie Chamberlain, GenevieVe Hen
derson and Maybelle Greilly.
Stewart-HamiltOn.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Ruth,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hamilton
| and Mr.. Harrison K. Stewart, occurred
| Saturday evening at half past eight a
| the home of the brides parents at 1880
| Clay street, the Rev. Mr.. SWaney, pas
! tor of the I-owman Hill NJ. E. church.
| officiating.
The attendants We're Miss Hester
| Hamilton and Mr.. Bert Stewart, broth
! er and sister of the bride and groom.
The bride was daintily gowned in
| white null, trimmed with Valenciennes
! lace; she carried bride roses. The
I 10T-6 6a1 a ink
| and carried American Beauty roses.
( The par1Or was decorated with cut
| flowers and asparagus and the bridal
! party stood under pretty canopy Of
| asparagus, ferns and white roses.i The
| event occurred on the brides twenty
| second birthday.
The bride threw her bouquet which
! was caught by Miss Bessie Babcock
! Only the relatives and few intimate
/ friends were present. Many handsome
! presents were received by the young
| couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart will be at home
| to their friends after November 1st at
| 215 East Tenth street.
Notes aud Personal Mention.
Miss Frances Hall of Fort Scott is
! visiting Mrs. H. K. Tefft.
| Mrs. Edgar Etter has gone to Chi
| cagO to visit relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
! Congregational church will hold it's first
( meeting at the country home of Mrs.
| F. O. Popenoe, Wednesday afternoon at
half past two o'clock. Should the day
| be stormy the meeting will be held in
the church parlOrs.
Mrs. a. NJ. Harvey is going to Leav-
| enworth, Tuesday, to join Major Har-
vey and attend the Peace jubilee.
The marriage of Miss Mabel P South
| er and Mr.. Louie Ramsbarger will take
| place Wednesday evening, October 26,
| at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
| Mary Way Souther.
Mrs. G. J. Devlin is spending a few
days in Spring Valley, Ill
/ Mrs. Fred Wellhouse returned from
Omaha Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Morse have
gone to Chicago to spend a couple OF
| weeks.
! Miss Bessie Hayden has returned
| from a few days visit with Mrs. A. H.
| Connolly in Kansas City. She went up
/ to attend the October ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk White are moving
to 635 Fillmore street.
J Mr.. Hartley Green went to Baldwin
today where he will attend school this
! winter.
Mr.. Raleigh Miller, one of Roosevelt's
Rough Riders, is spending few days in
Topeka or his way to Denver.
Miss Harriet Russell left Saturday
for Baltimore, Md, where she will spend
the winter with relatives. Her mother.
| Mrs. J. A. Russell accompanied her as
far as Kansas City, where she spent
Sunday with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Rice, formerly of
| the City of Mexico, who have been stay
ing with Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. West, have gone to house
keeping at 422 Madison street.
Miss Maggie Marshall of Chicago ar
rived today to spend several weeks with
relatives on her way to Denver where
she is going to spend the winter
Miss Edna Crane, Miss Gertrude
! Devereux and Miss Susie Gay attended
the football game in Lawrence Satur-
day.
LEE JONES A BAROMETER.
He Knows More Than the Good for