The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Social Calendar For the Week.
MONDAY

informally at cards this evening in
honor Of Miss Cornell of Goshen, Indt-
ana.
TUESDAY.
Miss Anna Crane viii give a spider
web party in the evening, with Miss
Georgia Radclim of Carthage, Mo, as
guest of honor.
WEDNESDAY,
Mrs. James L. Kings reception in the
afternoon, followed by a dancing party
in the evening viii be the largest ar
fairs of the week.
In the evening the Patterson Weaver
wedding will take place at the home of
the brides mother.
Mrs E. H. Anderson will entertain
the West Side Reading Circle with a
musical in the afternoon.
THURSDAY
Mrs z. L. Copeland viii give a large
thlmbIe party in the afternoon.
Miss Birdie King has issued invita-
tons for a party Thursday evening. In
one corner of the invitation is the
word ''SCentOlOgy.''
The CommisceO club will give the
second party of the series in the even
ing at HudsOn's hall.
FRIDAY.
The Informal and Helianthus clubs
viii give their regular dancing parties
Mrs. J. D. Countermine and the La
dies Aid society of the First Presbyter-
ian church viii entertain the ladies of
the church at a reception in the church
parlors in the afternoon.
SATURDAY,.
The Happy Hoppers will dance at
HudsOns hau in the evening.
A High Five Party.
very pleasant affair was the high
five party given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Clyde Hornaday and Miss Eda
Smythe at the home of Miss HOrnaday.
Brilliant autumn foliage, roses and bit
ter sweet decked the rooms. The score
cards were marked with the monogram
of the hOstesses-H. 5:
Mrs. Rigby and Miss Crane cut for
the first prize, q, pretty hand painted
candlesticki the cut was in favor of
Mrs. Rigby. A china manicure tray
was the second prize and was won by
Miss Whtttlesey; it was cut for by Mrs.
Robert Merrick. Miss Nellie Goodrich,
Miss Whittelsey and Miss Emma Whit
mer.
The invited guests were Mrs. A B.
GiIIett of Kansas City Miss Georgia
Radclif of Carthage, No, Miss Law
renee of Garden City. Mrs. Lewis Green
wood, Mrs. Robert Merrick, Mrs NJ. f.
Rigby, Mrs. o. F. Rigby. Mrs. c. J.
RoSen, Mrs. Frank Blanch, Mrs. Harry
Stillman, Mrs. c. A. Fellows, Mrs. w.
J. Radcliff, Mrs. George NJ Stone, Mrs.
Morris Schlegle, Mrs. Edwin Fox, Mrs.
Ed Clark Mrs. John Tasker, Mrs. Dell
Parker, Mrs. J. NJ. McCaslin, Miss For
dyce, Miss Lulu Fordyce, Miss BabcOck,
Miss Gertrude BabcOck. Miss Wether-
holt Miss Metcalf, Miss Hayes, Miss
Whitmer, Miss Emma Whitmer, Miss
Ernich, Miss Hannigan, Miss Simmons,
Miss Ada Simmons, Miss Minnie Carr,
Miss Anna Crane. Miss Birdie King,
Miss Downing. Miss Mabel PrOudht,
Miss GeneVieve Butterheld, Miss Lucy
Knowles, Miss Blanch Carnahan, Miss
Vera CIauser, Miss Blanche West, Miss
Grace W hittlesey. Miss Bertha Law
renee, Miss Elizabeth Lee. Miss Good
rich, Miss Margaret Goodrich, Miss
Matte Evans, Miss Aline Lamy, Miss
Ethlynn Palmer, Miss Hattie Irwin,
Miss GarwOOd, Miss GOe, Miss Jessie
Perkins Miss King, Miss Olive Knox,
Miss Carrie AIerrick. Miss Louise Jones,
Miss Jennie IsenhOur. Miss Ada Carter,
Miss Reed.
The Superba Dance.
The superba club gave it's second
dancing party of the series last Satur-
day evening at Hudson's hall. Those
present We're Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Jessie Myers, Miss Bertha Beal, Miss
Maud GiIlett, Miss Reita IJpdegraff.
Miss Carol Baker, Miss Florence Bail
ey, Miss Grace Frost. Miss Hazel Wolff
Miss Daisy Neil, Mr.. Stacey Hadley,
Mr.. Marlin Poindexter. Mr.. Terrence
Holiday, Mr.. Howard Patton. Mr.. Har-
ley Reisman. Mr.. Howard Guild, Mr.
Charles Hinckley, Mr.. Lester Davis, Mr.
Proctor FOUGHT. Mr.. George Bates, Mr.
Ora Garvin, Mr.. Ben Curtis, Mr.. Ed
Garyey, Mr.. Charlie GuibOr Mr.. Earl
EWart, Mr.. Harry Rigby.
A Surprise Party.
Miss Lena and Mr.. Ralph Tiffany
were given pleasant surprise party
last Friday evening at their home
three miles northwest Of town. The
young people who drove out were chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs Atchison.
Those in the party We're Misses Ella
Stafford, Eva Porter, Grace Cunning
ham, Lucinda Hendricks E2lva. Cunning
ham, Oral Porter, Cora Anderson, Ger
tr0de Fay, Celia and Winnie Adams,
Ethel Anderson: Messrs. Rollo Cum
ntngham, LamasSOn, Floyd BFOckett,
John Fay, Bert Haskell, Albert Herrick
Rufus WhiscOmb, Fred Howe Guy
Dana. Chester Robinson, Omer Batter
ton, Charles Kline, Samuel Kline, Mr..
Galloway and Mr.. Strowig.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
Ell Foster al 613 Buchanan street, Tues
day of this week instead of Wednesday.
The change on time was made on ac-
count OF the Union Missionary meeting
at the CHRISTIAN church on Wednesday.
F. E. Wear spent Sunday in St Louis
with Mrs. Wear who is spending the
winter there.
Engraved or printed cards and we'd
ding invitations. Adams Brothers
Mrs. I. I. Wagner returned to Ottawa
Sunday after g ten days stay in To-
peka.
Miss Virginia Shippey of Kansas City
spent Sunday in Topeka the guest of
Miss Emily Hagar.
Miss EIizabeth Moore returned to her
home in Lawrence Saturday after a few
days visit with Miss Eleanor Smith.
Joe wilson was up from the universe
ty to spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery spent Sun
day at Lake View.
]. r. Whisner of Kansas City is visit
ing Topeka friends.
Miss Marie Clarke left for her home
in Billings, Montana, Sunday after an
extended visit in the city with Miss
Cora Baker.
Invitations have been issued for the
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