The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Social Calendar For the Week.
TUESDAY.

I TUESDAY.
The largest affair of the week will be
J the Charles Blood Smith party at Ii
J brary hall Tuesday evening when their
} daughter Louise will make her formal
/ bow to society.
I The Ladies Shakespeare club will
| meet at 2:3O, at the home of Mrs. H. w.
| Roby, at Twenty-drst street and Kan
! Sas avenue.
The Occidental club will meet at the
home of Miss Lucy Kingman.
The state conference of the Daugh-
! terS of the American Revolution will be
held Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
] Eugene F. Ware. There will be a bus
| mess meeting in the morning, a pro-
gramme in the afternoon, closing with
a reception in the evening.
WEDNESDAY.
The second large social event of the
week Will be the reception Wednesday
afternoon al the home of Mrs. George
W. Parkhurst, given by Mrs. Parkhurst
| and Mrs. W. T. Crosby.
THURSDAY
The regular December meeting of the
City Federation will be held Thursday
afternoon at Unity church.
The COmmisceO club will dance
Thursday evening at Hudson's hall
FRIDAY.
The Sub-SeniOr girls of the high
school will entertain the high school
| football team Friday evening at the
home of Miss Laura Sheean.
The Viennese club will dance at Har-
mony hall.
OIGOA4.
The Superba club will give its regu-
lar dancing party Saturday evening at
Hudson's hall.
A New Church Association.
There will be a meeting of all the Ia
dies societies of the First Congrega-
uOnaI church Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors for the purpose of
discussing the formation of an assocf-
atom which will include all of the soci-
cites; the organization will be similar
TO the Federated ClIlhG There ra
societies, the Ladies' Aid society the
Home and Foreign Missionary socie-
ties and the Helping Hand; all of the
ladies of the church who are not mem
bers of any society will also be invited
to join. The ladies are also talking of
having Church at home day" once
week in the church parlOrs where all
the ladies will be welcome and where
they may become acquainted without
making so many outside calls Nothing
has yet been decided upon but will be
discussed Wednesday afternoon.
A Pleasant Luncheon.
Mrs. F. o. Popenoe was the hostess at
a charming luncheon Saturday after
noon which she gave in honor of Mrs.
e. b. Merriam'S guests. The afternoon
was spent in making sofa pillows for
the Kindergarten sale.
The guests were Mrs. Messer and
Mrs. Forrest of Chicago Mrs TilIing-
hast of Toledo, Mrs. E. d. Worden, Mrs.
Z. M sheldon, Mrs-T- E Bowman, Mrs.
z. B. Merriam, Mrs. Edward King and
daughter and Mrs. ]. H. Hunt and
daughter.
The H. H. Club Party.
The H. H. club enjoyed a very pleas
ant dancing party Saturday evening at
HudsOn's hall. Those present were:
Misses Mary Morton, Maggie Wilson
Marie Wilson, Jessie King, Alice Van
derpOOl, OctaVia Greenwood Ethel
HadIey, Mae De Clercq, Lorraine Kin
ney, Frances Coffin, Kitty Flynn, Flor
ence Van Tassal Mary Irwin. Mabel
Fusselman of Atchison. Eta Beck
May Van Horn, Mabel FOUGHT, Mar
garet Gillhllan, Vida Heap. Sarah
Schrieber, Alma Menard, Winifred Pres
colt, Patience Bevier, Emma McMuI-
len, Lulu FOrdyce, and Bessie Rick
etts; Messrs. Ralph Babcock, Fred
Wilson, Chas, Nelson, Joe Johnson,
Frank Bevelle, Ora Hubbard Earl
Graham, Robt Stout Ross Heller. Vic
ter Martin, Frank Dudley, Louis Win
CERT, Earl Shook. Aurel Rulings, Will
LeBaron, Harry Lyddane, Fred Brew
er, Carl Samin, Joe Ramsey, VIII She
nan, nan, John Henrietta. Harry Butterfly,
Frank Sturges, Ray Lyddane, Leon
White and Cephus Winget
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Louise Rankin left Sunday for
her home in. Chicago, after a several
weeks visit with Miss Helen Wilson
The Thalia Card club will be enter
tanned tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Eleanor Work, by Miss Work
and Miss Berdena CrandeII.
Mrs. Della MOreland of EIiawatha is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. A |
A. Hurd.
The Daughters of the King will meet !
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O IN the Guild
parlOrs. A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Short and daugh- |
ter Ienna left today for their home in |
Chillicothe, Ill, after few days visit |
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Norton on |
Fillmore street.
Mrs. George Johnston returned to her |
nome IN Kansas City Sunday after a |
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Mr. and Mrs A. A. GODDARD will en-
tertain their card club next Friday |
renee this morning to visit Miss Edna |
McClintOck.
Mrs. George Harrison will entertain !
at dinner this evening in honor of the |
birthday of her mother, Mrs. Henry |
Bennett.
Mrs. c. r. Hudson spent Saturday in
Kansas City.
DR.. Frank Sheldon returned to Kan
SaS CITY today after several days Wis
it in Topeka
Mrs. Gardner of Moline is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. F. G. Roberts of Chicago arrived
IN Topeka today and will spend a few
days with friends on her way to San
Francisco, where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Maud Tegart has returned from
a short visit in st. Joe.
Miss Annie Wardau came up from
Kansas City Sunday to visit her moth
er, Mrs AlOnzO WardaH
Miss Mae Wilson has returned from
a few days visit with her sister in JEFF
fersOn City. Missouri.
J. B. Mills is in Wamego on business
The marriage of Miss Geraldine Minis
and Mr.. W. H. BowIby will take place
evening. December 21
Mrs. Lewis Wolff, who has been
spending several months in Topeka
will return to her home in Indian
apolis, next week
Miss Marie Henderson left this morn