The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Social calendar For the Week.

Al caFdS II the afternoon
The Felicity club viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Dan Small.
Al informal dance viii be given IN
the evening at Harmony hall by the
young ladies Of the Sixty Three club
WEDNESDAY
Mrs F. d. Fuller viii entertain AT
thlmbles at her nome on Clay street
Miss Katherine Mills will give q card
party in the evening
THURSDAY
Mrs F D Fuller viii entertain at a
second thiuble party in the afternoon
The regular meeting Of the City Fed
Grafton viii be held Thursday afternoon
at Unity church at go
FRIDAY
Miss Grace Weiss and Miss Mabel
Knowles have issued Invitations for
card party at the home of Miss Weiss
complimentary to Miss Mertshreimer OF
Kansas City
The Duplicate whist club will meet
with Mrs Harry Ashby-
The Viennese club viii give its reg
ular dancing party
SATURDAY
The H H club viii dance at Hud-
sons hall
Sorosis Entertained.
Mrs A 4 GODDARD entertained the
members of Western Sorosis at a
charming O'Clock luncheon. Saturday,
which was followed by the regular pro
subject Of an interesting paper read by
Mrs GODDARD: It treated Of household
problems, and gave remedies for the
same, also suggestions for making an
IDEAL home. and the dainty three course
luncheon was served in accordance
with the outline Of the paper, and used
many ingredients recommended by IT.
The first course consisted OF cFOquetteS
and whole wheat bread. followed by
salad course. and ice cream and cake
The guests were seated at one large ia
bic and three small ones; the decora-
tons were potted plants and cut flow
erS- Guests OF the afternoon were Mrs
George A Clark and Miss Edith Samp-
son of Kansas City Mrs L. D White
more and Mrs. F. O. Popenoe, mem bers
of the club who have been granted a
leave of absence were also present.
Each one of the six departments Of
Sorosis made a brief report. and Mrs.
". A. McEaFter gave the result of the
Helman-Taylor art exhibit; something
over $500 vas cleared and with this
sum. GO pictures were bought, and the
schools that as yet have none will be
attended to first
On LineoIn's birthday, February T.
husbands of the members will be en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs r. z.
Carver.
Miss Nellie Bakers Party.
Miss Nellie Baker gave a charming
card party Saturday afternoon eompIi-
AAAEA41e1Ay ~ MISS L-JLtLt4 AkEES dAa4
Misses Anna. Susie and Edna Herbert.
who have recently moved 10 Topeka
from Albany, n Y. The prize. a pretty
paper knife was won by Miss Aimee
Crandeu who cut with Miss Hila
Hiuckley and Miss Anna Harrison.
Besides the guests Of honor those in
vfted were Miss Olive Gundry Miss
Berenice Fuller Miss Kate Freshman
Miss AIIabelie TToutman. Miss Mamie
XeaIe. Miss Helen Qufnrou. Miss Fay
QuIuton- Miss Agnes Gunther. Miss
Grace Atwood. Miss Jessie Myers, Miss
Jessie Payne. Miss CaIIie CutteII Miss
Ethel Davis, Miss Reita Updegraf Miss
Louise Allison Miss Aimee CrandeII
risOu. Miss Addie Skinner Miss Bessie
Bates. Miss Anna Player. Miss Alice
LaLn, Miss HiIa Hinckley, Miss Hazel
MuIvane, Miss Louise keIlan Miss LII
ellie Sheafor. Miss Helen Hayden. Miss
Edna Kirkpatrick. Miss Agnes Whit
Ing. Miss Margaret Johnson Miss Lulu
EWart- Miss Jeanette Ware, Miss Ida
Stewart. Miss Hazel MuIvane, Miss
Mary Daniels, Miss Fife Hazen-
The H. H. Dance
The H H Club enjoyed its regular
dancing party Saturday evening at
Hudson's hall. Steinberg's orchestra
furnished the music and the evening
was enjoyed by the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Lawrence, Miss
Mary Irwin, Miss Aimee CrandelI. Miss
Eleanor CoIeorn. Miss Edna Prescott.
Miss SaraE Schrefber Miss Nav Van
Horn, Miss Katherine Ernich Miss Ma
RE Wilson, Miss Mae DeCIercq Miss
Minnie kuehne, Miss Fannie Funk, Miss
AIyrta WeIiman. Miss Florence Van
TasseI Miss Margaret Wilson. Miss
Alice VanderpooI. Miss Jessie King
Miss Ethel Black Of Kansas City. Miss
Nellie NevnI, Miss Mabel FOUGHT. Miss
Effie HazeD. Mr.. Ross Heller Mr. Ora
Hubbard. Mr. Harry Lyddane. Mr.
BeaReF Nelson. Mr.. Earl Shook. Mr.
Joseph Johnson Mr.. AureI Rulings, Mr.
Charles AIarkIey. Mr.. VIII Shehan- Mr.
Fred Wilson, Mr. Victor Martin, Mr.
VIII Wells. Mr.. Frank Sturges, Mr.. Ray
Lyddane, Mr.. Charles Nelson. Mr.. Louis
Wingert, Mr. Frank HEugate, Mr.
Carl Sawin. Mr. Frank Dudley, Mr.
Robert Stout Mr.. Charles French and
Mr.. Frank BeVelle-
The H. H Club viii give frs next reg
ulaF party Saturday evening. February
3. having changed dates with the Su-
perba Club.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs Solomon stoddard Of
Kansas City spent Sunday in Topeka
Mrs. Clifford WEIGH and sons. Of Cali
1t 723 West Tenth avenue, for a few
days
Rob Carver was up from Lawrence
spending Sunday VITA his parents
MISS OLA1Z u Law t11E1l E11A4. I1S
returned from a visit with her aunt, at
BentonviIIe, Ark
Mrs H o. Garvey is visiting friends
in Chicago
Mrs A a GODDARD entertained some
of the young ladies' of her ualghbor-
hood at tea Saturday evening, eompI1-
mentary 10 her counsin, Miss Jennie
Faurote. of Iowa. The other guests
were, the Misses VanHOuteu. Miss Ma
ris Brooks. Miss Mary Norton Miss
Misses Valentine
Mrs. J. r Case, Of Abilene, is visiting
Mrs NJ A Low
Mrs. F. c. Thompson entertained very
pleasantly Saturday evening at her
home in Highland Park, complimentary
TO her son Frank. Of Minneapolis. MINI
W A Johnson Of Kansas City. spent
Sunday with Topeka friends
The NeIghborhood Mothers Club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
2 V W0r1eu