The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-18
topeka SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wear Entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs. KrauthOff.
Thirty Guests Enjoy a Very
Pleasant Evening.
AN ELMWOOD DANCE.
Attendance Tuesday Evening
Larger Than Usual.
News of Personal and Social
Nature.
AN ELMWOOD DANCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wear and cap
4air and Mrs Krauthoff were at home
TO their friends informally Tuesday eV-
ening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs W ear
in Potwin. About thirty guests called
and the evening was an enJoyaple one:
Mrs krauthom has large collection oL
curios which she has gathered ouTlHs
her travels, and these she showed the
guests at the same time explaining IN
an interesting manner.
Mrs. KrauthOm spent ten months II
Manila and was quite delighted Win
the life She says that there is a great
deal Of society there and 1t is intensely
interesting as 80 many nationalities are
represented and all entertain IN the
manner peculiar to their country. There
are no theaters and the people are de-
pendent on balls and parties for their
amusement, and it is a common occur
renee for people to drive Is and 20 miles
to ball and back again the same
Captain and Mrs. Krauthon leave
Thursday for trip to Kansas City and
Chicago, and expect to pass through
Topeka next Wednesday on their way
to San Francisco.
ElmwoOd Dance.
The attendance at the regular Elm
wood dancing party Tuesday evening
was even larger than usual and the ev-
ening was an enjoyable affair. Among
those present were, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Davis, and Mrs. l. D. Reel, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Woolverton. Mr.. and Mrs. f
]. Shubert. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried, DR..
and Mrs L c. WATSON. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Smyser. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. SchOch,
Mrs. Charles Otis. Miss Bross, Miss Ed
it'll Guibor, Miss Blanche Bear, Miss
Charlotte Anderson. Miss Truitt of EN-
Ioria, Miss Mabel Crumrine. Miss Helen
Otis, Miss Grace Otis. Miss Roberta
WATSON, Mr. Bishop Crumrine, Mr.. Ed
ton, Mr.. Fred Tuckerman, Mr.. Lester
Davis, Mr.. George Hackney, and Mr.
Clarence Poindexter.
Miss Knowles Luncheon.
One Of the charming events Of the
week was Miss Lucy Knowles luncheon
on Tuesday. Covers were laid for
twelve and at 1 o'clock an elaborate
luncheon in several courses was served
The decorations of the table were sim
pie but effective; in the center was q
mirror tray rejecting a pretty fern il
hand painted jardiniere. while the
first fragrant apple blossoms of the sea-
son edged the mirror. and a spray OF
the same blossom was laid at each cover
Roses graced the mantles
The guests were Miss Harriet Broad
Mrs. Edwin Fox. Miss Nellie Goodrich
MISS Margaret Goodrich Miss Geneviev,
Buttertield, Miss Blanche Carnahan
MISS Evelyn Holman. Miss BERTHE Love
Miss Grace Noble Miss Clyde Horna
day, Miss Eda Smyth and Miss Grac,
Welch. During the afternoon the guest,
enjoyed musical selections by Mis-
Broad and Miss WEIGH
Duplicate Whist Club.
pleasant meeting of the Duplicat
whist club was held Tuesday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Eugene s Ouintor
Mrs. Fred Freeman substituted for Mrs
W. j. Black, Mrs. VanValkenburg 70
Mrs. Harold Chase and Mrs. FSranl
Crane for Miss Irene Horner. The nex
meeting VIII be a week from Friday a
the home of Mrs T. E. Pounds.
Miss Newman 10 Marry.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Newma
or Topeka and Mr. Frank M. Eakin &
Lima, Ohio, will take place Wednes5a
evening. April %. at the home of tn
pride mother, Mrs. Omar Newman q
8l4 Woodlawn avenue. Potyyin III
wedding Will be small as only the re1s
tiVes are to be present
The Sixty=three Club.
The Sixty-three club was deliebtfnu
SnteTt famed tuesday afternoon by Mis-
charlotte Parkhurst and Miss pa,s;
Hayden at the home of Miss Havder
me prize, pretty picture vas -, =
Miss Edna Crane Guests of 49,, -,
We're MIS-. stephen Hall of Kansas OF,
Mrs. Albert and Miss Shella Par,-i,-e ~. = >
CInaha. The club will be enterfsine
an sW9 weeks by Miss Edna McClintoc
and MISS Susie Gay at the home of Nil
McCIintock on West Tenth avenue
Notes and Personal Mention.
Engraved cards and wedding in,.;4,
HONS. Adams Bros. I'll Kansas a5en1,
Mrs. Joe Sears returned to her ~,
IN Highland today after short 1is
IN the city with Mrs. J. P. Davis an
family WIS al
Mrs; Lewis Kingman and family
the City Of Mexico, are VISITING NJ
Kingman's mother. Mrs Ones MI ~ 1
man. in Potwin. 4'SF
Miss Julia Miller. of Usage Citv
spending few days in Topeka
Miss Ella scovill went to Kansas Cit
tuesday to see Irving and Terry
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Herricl< ana lft+
daughters have returned from a ~
weeks trip to Chicago and Galesb,Ir
Illinois
Fersity Tuesday. nc ~
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