The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Calendar for the Week.


with Miss Edna Millice.
TUESDAY-The Felicity Card club will
be entertained by Mrs. c. G. Foss.
Mrs. Alya Hayes will entertain in the
evening. The Professional High Five
club will meet in the evening with Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Morton. The Com
misceo club will give their regular
dance at Hudson's hall.
WEDNESDAY-Mrs Frank Hobart
and Mrs c. w. Kouns will give a re-
ception in the afternoon at the home
of Mrs Kouns. The Ladies' Music
club give their first recital with the
associate members in the afternoon at
Mr.. Won Dahlen's rooms. The Bach
elOr Girls will meet with Miss Helen
THOMPSON The Karnival Knights
will give their ball in the evening at
Hamilton hall
THURSDAY-Ther will be recital
and reception in the evening at
Bethany college. The Santa F'e club
will dance at Hudson's hall.
FRIDAY-The Imperial club will dance
at Hudson's hail. The Helianthus
club will dance at Harmony hall. Miss
Anna Walsh will entertain at cards
in the evening. Mrs. George Walp is
going to give a thimble party in the
afternoon for Mrs. T. S. Hand of New
York and Mrs. Harry L. King of
Trinidad.
SATURDAY-Mrs. Albert Horton and
daughters will give large reception
in the afternoon at their home on
Harrison street
A New Club.
The ladies Of AuburndaIe met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. L. VOOrhis
and organized a literary club which will
be known as the Magazine club" The
following officers We're elected: mrs.
Rodybush president; Mrs. A. L. Voor-
his, secretary; Mrs. Whitaker, assist
ant secretary, and Mrs. Bowers, treas
urer. Miss Mary Eby of POtwin was one
of the prime movers in the affair and
deserves much credit for her assist
ance.
The membership includes Mrs. Brint-
nal Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. Blinn, Mrs.
Cook. Mrs. Eby, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ogles-
by. Mrs. Pohlman, Mrs. Paramore, Mrs.
Rodyman, Mrs. Speilman, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs Towers, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Uric,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Senft and Mrs.
H. H. Party.
The H. H club enjoyed a very pleas
ant dance last Saturday night at Hud-
sons hall Those present were Miss
Alice Haslins, Miss Pauline Maier, Miss
Jessie King Miss Agnes Gunther, Miss
Fannie Funk, Miss Sadie Downing, Miss
Anna Walsh Miss Nellie Nevill, Miss
Helen Butterfly, Miss Marie Hager, Miss
Kate Ernich, Miss Margaret Gilhllan,
Miss Octavia Greenwood, Miss Blanch
Bear. Miss Sarah Shull, Miss Kittie
Ragland, Miss Nellie Graham, Miss 10
Pickens, Miss Ella Duckworth, Miss
SaraI Schrieber, Miss May DeCIercq,
Miss Nellie Kirk, Miss Hulda P1ckenS,
Miss Alice DunfOrd, Miss Bea Hayes,
Miss T0ttfe Steinberg, Miss Edna Pres
colt, Mr.. Harry King, Mr.. Geo. Bene-
Dudley, Mr.. Jay Farnsworth, Mr.. Harry
Bowen, Mr.. Aure1 Rulings, Mr. Ora
Hubbard. Mr.. Ben Sias, Mr.. Frank
Hungate, Mr.. Robert Stout, Mr.. Al Bry-
son. Mr.. Kent Chesney, Mr.. Harry But
terly Mr. Carl Shook, Mr.. Harry Lay
dan Mr.. Fred Brown, Mr.. Fred Strick-
worth, Mr.. Frank Barley, Mr.. Chas.
Stolpe Mr. Frank BeVelle, Mr.. Joe Ram
d, AT7- fran x
Sturgess, Mr.. Chas. Marley, Mr.. Louis
Wingert and Mr.. Victor Martin
Notes aud Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Greenwood left
today for a two weeks visit in Gales
burg, III.
The E'tworide club was very pleas
autIv entertained Saturday afternoon
by Miss Louise Allison The first part
Of the afternoon was passed with their
thimbles after which the game of can
dies was played. The prize a pretty
picture of the hostess was cut for by
Miss Fay QuintOn and Miss Grace
Frost; Miss Quinton was the fortunate
Mrs. A. w. Tanner returned to her
home in Emporia. Saturday after short
visit with Mrs. w. E. Swift.
There will be a committee of ladies
at the Robins Mercantile store at the
old Manspeaker stand Tuesday and
Wednesday from 9 until 6, to receive
donations for Christ hospital. Anything
in the way of general supplies Will De
gladly received.
MrsJ B. Furry entertained the Douze
whist club very pleasantly Saturday at
ternoon At a guest table were Mrs
Frank Lewis, Mrs. W 5. McChntock
Miss Nichols of Olathe and Miss Myr-
tile Jetmore. The substitutes were Mhs.
Charles Blood Smith. Miss Kate Gun
Their and Miss Lolita Ranney.
S s OFT is in Denver on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Whitmer and Miss
Julia Whftmer returned Sunday even
ing from a short visit in Kansas City
Miss Jean Frost returned Saturday
from a visit in Lawrence.
Miss Jean Frost will leave Tuesday
for a two or three weeks visit in lola
and other points in the southeastern
part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ritter and little son,
William Henry of Kansas City, are Wis
iting Mr.. Ritter's parents at 721 Blu
chanan street.
Mrs. T P. Gully and sister, Miss
Brown spent a day last week in Kansas
City.
The Junior AtIanteans will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mat Mac
ferran
Miss Bertha Rowley is going to enter
tain at cards this evening.
The following young people, chaperOn-
ed by Mrs. Campbell, took their lunch
cons and spent Saturday afternoon in
the country: Miss Grace Lemon, Miss
Sarah Horner Miss Jessie Stultz. Miss
Ruby Roark. Mr.. Roger VanHook. Mr.
Louie Felt Mr. Allan Lauck and Mr..
Curtis Bailey.
A number of ladies met Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Pohlman and
Mrs. Senft in Auburndale, and sewed
carpet rags for the benefit of the Saliva
ton Army hospital Refreshments were
served and a very pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs. L. NJ. Flint, wife of the late A.
s. Flint of Emporia, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs AIva Tubbs at $40 West Ninth
street.
Miss Kate Gephardt and Mr.. J. A.
Richards II of Fort Scott. We're mar