The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-22
topeka SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Case Re-
ceiYe Informally
For Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Case, of
Honolulu.
WEDDINGS THIS WEEK.
Falkiner-Payne, Forbes MeFar-
land Wednesday Evening.
Mrs. Frank Merriam CAT HOme''
Friday Afternoon.
Social Calendar.

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Van Buren, street
Mrs Frank BIanch has invited guests
for taclzy party in the evening.
WEDNESDAY
The two most important events On
Wednesday are the weddings in the
evening; the FaIkiner-Payne wedding
takes place at $50 o'clock and that Of
Mr.. Les Forbes and Miss Lillian Ne
Farland at 9 o'clock
THURSDAY.
The SpaIding Reading circle viii meet
Thursday evening at Institute hall. in
stead Of this evening, which is the reg
ular time Of meeting
FRIDAY
The largest event OF the week will be
Mrs Frank Merriam's reception Friday
afternoon
Marquette Dancing clubs first party
at Hudson's hall
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Case.
on West Tenth avenue. was the scene Of
a pleasant gathering Saturday afternoon
and evening The occasion was an in
formal reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Case and their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Casa Of Honolulu. The hours were
from ? until 6. and from s until II, and in
spite Of the threatening afternoon and
the stormy evening the house was
thronged with guests during the entire
time
The rooms were deliberately decorated
for the occasion with ferns palms. au-
tunnn foliage and cut flowers The most
interesting bit of decoration was The
Hawaiian corner. where a gorgeous Ha-
waiian flag fioated over a collection Of
curios which Mr. and Mrs Case brought
with them.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room and a punch bowl in one OF
the parlors was one of the attractions.
Assisting were Miss Dollie Curtis, Miss
Beale. Miss Frost. Miss Foot, Miss Nor
ris and Mrs Charles Curtis. A mandolin
club played during the evening The
affair was an enjoyable one
Mr. and Mrs Dan Case leave WadueS-
day TOR their home in Honolulu
An Informal Affair."
Mrs E r. Taylor gave an informal
little company Saturday afternoon at
her home on Western avenue. compli-
mentary to Miss Mary Frost and Miss
Beulah Lee, who have recently returned
from a several months European tour
During the afternoon Miss Frost and
Miss Lee told many interesting stories
about their trip. and the afternoon was
a thoroughly enjoyable one. Mrs. Tay-
Ior's guests were; Miss Frost, Miss Lee,
Mrs. Louis Roby. Miss Margaret Weiss,
Miss Ida Macferran, Mrs. Eugene 3.
Stotts. Mrs. Waggoner, Mrs T. ".
Peers, Miss Elsie Valentine and Miss
Edith Moore.
viii Visit Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Thomas expect
to spend about seven months in Europe
next year. Sailing from New York in
January or February, they viii take
what is known as the South Atlantic
voyage and go up through the Nediter-
ranean- They will visit points IN Italy.
Constantinople, and portions OF the
Holy Land. They viii spend consider
able time at different places on the con
tinent and may go TO the north cape in
Norway
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Thomas are
planning a six weeks trip TO the Ber-
muda Islands They intend TO start
from Topeka the last week in November.
Mr. and Mrs J. D N Hamilton left
today for a few days stay in Chicago.
Mrs r. K Jamison, Of Kansas City,
spent Friday in Topeka with friends.
Mr.. J. Fred Scott returned Sunday
from a two or three weeks eastern trip.
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Mildred Scott. who spent the sum-
Miss Lee Redden Is entertaining a few
OF Miss Lillian Netherlands intimate
friends in her honor this afternoon at her
home on Topeka avenue
E H Crosby spent sunday N juno
ton City with Mr.. and Mrs Lindsay
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis go to Kansas City
Tuesday to attend the horse show
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ogiivie who have
been visiting Mrs Ogilvie's parents
Captain and Mrs. R. 81 Spivey returned
to their home in Lincoln, Neb-, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Metzker have
moved into the residence on Clay street,
recently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Ben
CrisWel.
Miss Anna Clark OF BeIoit i visiting
the several families from that town now
living IN Topeka and during the winter
she viii take a course in short hand
Miss Maud Bates and Miss Anna HaT-
rison were up from the university spend
ing Sunday with their parents
Miss Mary Quigley Of Colorado Springs
viii be in Topeka for the Forbes Nc
FarIand wedding Wednesday evening
Mrs H. L. T. Skinner Of Ottawa IS in
Topeka the guest OF Mrs. Albert War
neg
Miss Louise Smith was up from the
university to spend Sunday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blood
Smith
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong has been
spending a few days IN Lawrence with
her mother Mrs J. ". Roberts
Mr. and Mrs John Norton returned
Saturday from the east Mrs. J. B.
Bartholomew win not return for several
weeks yet
Mr.. Charles Edwin Prior Of Hartford
Conn. spent Sunday with Topeka
friends.
Mrs s. T. Fulton Of Kansas city is
in Topeka to remain until after the
wedding Of her sister. Miss Matte Payne
Wednesday evening
w NJ Hord left today for Arkansas
after q few days visit IN Topeka
Miss Margaret Manning viii arrive
from Toronto, Canada. some time this
week to visit Miss nellie Mood
J. II West returned Sunday from
weeks visit in Chicago
J. IL Howard OF Denver spent Sunday