The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-08

| The cards enclosed read, AT home after
November 10 at POPS Troost avenue,
Kansas City, Mo-
A number of affairs will be given for
Miss Littlef1eld. Miss Arlie Ewart will
give a o'clock tea for her Monday
evening; Miss Mabel Wilson will enter
tain the bridal party at dinnerMonday.
the 18th, and Miss Ollie O'Brien will
entertain at luncheon Saturday, the
18th.
A 2 O'Clock Luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith was the
hostess at a charming 2 o'clock luncheon
Friday afternoon which she gave in
honor of Mrs. Charles Emory Smith,
wife of the postmaster general Wash
ington, D. C., and Miss Anna Rose.
Pink roses and masses of green added
the finishing touches to the dining table
with its load Of shining silver cut glass
and snowy linen. When the ices were
served an exquisite pink rose was
placed on each plate. Mrs. Smith gave
the guests of honor each large bunch
of pink roses as souvenir.
The other guests present were Mrs.
C. K. Holiday, Sr.; Mrs. Q. K. Holiday,
a. Low, Mrs. Frank Wear, Mrs. G. r.
Hudson, Mrs. AIorehouse of Denver,
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien and Mrs. A L. Redden.
AT O'Clock Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. M A Low entertained
very delightfully."- at a o'clock dinner
EIlQaV evening IN nO1OT OF postmaster
General Charles Emory Smith and wife
of Washington, Fourth Assistant Post
master General Bristow and Mr..
Smiths private secretary, Mr.. C. E.
Dawson.
The other guests present were Judge
and Mrs. W. a. Johnston, DR.. and Mrs.
J. c. McCIintock. Mrs. Charles Blood
Smith and Mr.. Dean Low.
The table looked very pretty with
its decorations of pink and white roses.
A Subscription Dance.
Mr.. Howard Patton and Mr.. Robert
Shortz had charge of a very delightful
subscription dance which was given in
Wetheren's hall in the Masonic build
ing Thursday evening.
The young people were chaperoned
by Mrs. J. T. Meyers; susie was fur
nished by Woods orchestra
Those who danced were Miss Louise
Wood Miss Edna McChntOck, Miss
Susie Gay, Miss Louise Allison, Miss
Lulu Ewart, Miss Lillian WhitelOck,
Miss Libbie Hazlett, Miss Anita Collins,
Miss Jessie Meyers, Miss Gertrude Dew
ereux, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Daisy Neil, Miss Grace
Frost, Miss Ina Dreisbach, Miss Min -
Knabjohann. Miss Agnes Burdge, Mr..
Wallace Thompson, Tom King, Arthur
McCintock, George Esterly, Charlie
Hinckley. Joe Morgan, George Snyder,
Ed Mcbride Earl EWart, Hal Hazlet,
Hugh Davidson, julius Wedding. Harry
Butterfly, Howard Guild, Proctor FOUGHT,
Stacy Hadley, Frank Davis, George
Bates, Pierre Allaire, Lester Davis and
George Butterfly.
Viennese Party.
The Viennese club gave their first
dance Friday evening at Harmony hall,
which proved to be a delightful affair.
The hall was gaily decorated with red
and white bunting and refreshments
were served during the evening.
The following new members have been
taken into the club: Mr.. Malcolm
James, Mr.. J. A. McDermott, Mr. Harry
Roehr and Mr.. Cal Jones.
Those who danced Friday evening
were: Miss Nellie Kirk, Miss ida Wood,
Miss Ethel De Obert, Miss Gertrude
Brister of St. Joseph, Miss May Wilson,
Miss Rosa Davis, Miss Ethel Wilson,
Miss Bertha ROWley, Miss Mary Chase,
Miss Jessie King, Miss Bernice Vree-
land Miss Eta Beck, Miss Belle Stage,
Miss frankie Scoville of Seneca, Miss 1
Agnes Walsh and Miss Bertha Smith of
Muncie, Ind; Mr.. Roger Van Hook,
Mr.. Fred Gehagan, Mr.. Malcolm Car
rard, Mr.. Louis Felt, Mr.. Clarke Daley
Mr.. Glen Hatfield, Mr.. George Barry, !
Mr.. Phil Daley, Mr.. Thad Payne, Mr.. /
Bert Curry, Mr.. Harvey Davis, Mr.. Paul
Roehr, Mr.. Day Karr, Mr.. Merle King, |
Mr. Gale Jones, Mr.. J. A. McDermott, |
Mr.. George Duden, Mr.. Harry Roehr, |
Mr.. Will Hilton, Mr.. Curtis Bailey and
Mr.. Allen Lauck.
Notes aud Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. s. Sutton returned the first
of the week from several weeks visit !
in the east
Miss Iibbie Hazlett, who has been |
spending several weeks with Topeka |
friends left today for her home in Chi |
cago, accompanied by Miss Lillian |
WhiteIock, who will be her guest for |
several weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Tanner and son Volney, |
who have been spending the summer !
at MacIinac returned to Topeka Fri |
day. Mr.. Tanner is now in st. Louis |
and will return later.
Mr. w. H. Whitton is in Junction |
City.
Mrs. Frank Lewis, who has been |
spending the past few months in the |
north and east, returned home last |
week
will be open for ladies and gentlemen |
Monday evening, October TO- at |
o'clock
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, who has
been spending a few days in Omaha, |
returned Friday in the private car with |
Postmaster General Smiths party.
The Informal club will give their first |
party this season Friday, October q, |
at Hudson's hall This club, which is |
more popular than ever, will dance eV- |
cry two weeks during the winter.
The Felicity Card club met Thursday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dan |
Small and reOrganized for the season |
They will meet next time with Mrs
Brett.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton met Friday afternoon in the !
physical culture parlors. Mr.. H G. |
I,ariner delivered a lecture on Ameri-
can history and civil government which |
will be of great benefit to them in their
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