The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Social Calendar For the Week.
MONDAY

TUESDAY.
Mrs. w. ]. Radcliff will entertain at
| cards in the afternoon. The Imperial
club party at Hudson's hall in the even
ing.
WEDNESDAY.
The annual Social Science Round
Table at Unity church, to be followed
by a reception for the visiting teachers,
given by the City Federation Miss
Reita Updegraff VIII entertain informal :
~ for Miss Louise Allison and Miss
Louise Willis.
The Helianthus club will give a Christ
mas party at Harmony hall
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Radclin will give
a card party in the evening.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. D. J. Harding will give an after
noon reception complimentary to Mrs.
c. r. Hudson, and Mrs. W. A. Johnston
gives one, with Mrs. W. r. Smith as
guest of honor
Mr.. Jean Bailey will give a sub
scriptiOn dane at Harmony hall
Miss Louise Allison and Miss Louise
I Willis Will be the guests of honor at an
evening party given by Misses Helen
and Fay Quinton, Miss Ethel Davis and
FRIDAY.
A card party will be given in the
afternoon by Miss Bessie Hayden
The Informal club Will give the first
party of the second series
Mrs. J. w. Farnsworth and Mrs.
Harry Ashby give a reception in the at
ternOOn in honor of Mrs. p. L. SOper.
SATURDAY.
The H. H. club dance at Hudson's
hall.
Barnes=Bear.
Miss Margaret Bear, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Bear, and Mr.. Charles
w. Barnes were married this morning
at the home of the brides parents at
1912 Harrison street. Owing to the re-
cent death of Mr.. Barnes mother, the
wedding was very quiet, only the rela-
tives being present.
The ceremony was performed at ten
O'Clock nv T IT NTaFaT11n nd Of the
First Methodist church. Steinberg's
orchestra stationed in the library, play
ed as the bridal party entered, also dur
ing the breakfast which was served on
small tables through the rooms after
the ceremony. The decorations of the
house were very simple, consisting en-
tirely of palms, ferns and Christmas
greens. The bay window in the parlOr
was filled with them forming a back
ground for the bridal party.
The bride wore her travelling gown, a
becoming tailor made costume in one
of the new blue shades; it was a jacket
suit with which she wore a. pretty blue
and white silk blouse. Her hat was a
small black affair, trimmed with black
wings and clusters of viOlets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes viii go to house /
keeping at once at GIL West Tenth ave
nue. At home cards will be issued
which read, AT home after February
first"
Though the wedding was a very quiet
affair the young people received a great |
many beautiful presents. Mr.. Barnes
anu his DIlQe are popular III 4OpGk4 So
ciety.
The Superba Party.
The fifth dancing party of the Superba !
clubs first series was given Saturday /
evening at Hudson's hall, and proved to /
be a very delightful affair.
Those present were, Mrs. @. K. HOlli- /
day, Miss Louise Wood, Miss Reita (
Updegraff, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Jessie Meyers Miss Jeanette Ware, /
Miss Olive Gundry, Miss Hila Hinck- !
ley Miss Louise Willis, Miss Louise /
Allison, Miss Carol Baker, Miss Agnes +
Burdge, Mr. Arthur AIcClintOck Mr.. (
Howard Patten, Mr.. Terance Holiday, /
Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.. Harley REFS :
man, Mr.. Marlin Poindexter, Mr.. Lester (
Davis, Mr. Charlie. Guibor, Mr.. Ben
Curtis Mr.. Charlie Hinclley, Mr.. /
Charlie Ost, Mr.. George Bates, Mr.. |
Proctor FOUGHT and Mr.. Gilbert Upde- |
graft.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Some suggestions for Christmas pres |
entS: NiOletS. American Beauties, +
Roses, Carnations Hyacinths and pot /
ted Plants. Mrs. J. r. Hague. Prem /
ium stamps. ST Kansas Ave. Tele. COZ. /
Engraved or printed cards and we'd /
ding invitations. Adams Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BOnebrake and /
little son of Usage City are spending F.
Christmas in Topeka
Mrs. c. c. Baker will spend Tuesday f
in Kansas City.
Miss Budlong of Kansas City spent 7
Sunday in Topeka with Miss Mabel /
Mrs. - E. Wear returned Sunday /
from St. Louis where she has been /
studying music for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dienst of Kansas /
City are visiting their daughter Mrs. (
Norman Wear in POtwin.
Ben Blythe of MOberly, No, formerly
of Topeka Will visit Topeka friends this !
week
A. A. Robinson arrived today from !
the City of Mexico in his private car;
he was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. /
Paul Hudson who will SnPnd the holt I
days here. General and Mrs. J. K. /
Hudson met the party in Emporia.
Miss Lulu Thompson is visiting her /.
sister, Mrs. r. A. Scherer in Kansas /
City.
George Knowles of Philadelphia is in /
Topeka visiting his parents, Mr.. and (
Mrs c. o. Knowles.
Joe Williams spent Saturday and /
Sunday in Kansas City.
Mr.. Arthur Silvernan who has been [
travelling in Indiana for the past seven /
months in the interests of a hardware I
firm will return to Topeka this week to /
visit his parents.
E. Lee SidweH is spending Christmas |
in Ell Dorado with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. JamisOn and little |
daughter Marie are visiting in St. Louis. I
Miss Anna Walsh has returned from (
Hardin college at Mexico. Mo. TO spend /
the holidays with her parents.
Howard Knowles was I'D from Kan
sas City spending Sunday with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Shaffer and daugh- |
ter Grace are spending Christmas in /
Clay Center, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs |
W P. Hemphill: Miss Grace will re- |
main several weeks visiting her sister /
Miss Nellie Phillips and Mr.. Elmer |
Barnes are in Lyndon today visiting |
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Gregory.
Mrs. Mary L. Bunker is visiting in
c. r. Hudson arrived Sunday from
the City Of Mexico to spend Christmas.
John Cloves. Hugh Todd and Peter |
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