The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-22
SOCIAL AND Personal.

6UC4AL AMI n GhOVNAL.
The first reception OF the season was
given this afternoon from to at the
home of Miss C1ough. 401 Tyler street.
The rooms were darkened and lighted
and the decorations were confined to
pink and green The receiving party,
consisting OF Mrs n A CIough. Miss
CIough, Miss Katherine Clough, Mrs A.
L. Nichols and Mrs w. n. Clough of
Washington, ID. c., stood in the parIors
which was entirely pink Punch served
in the library by Miss Marcia Spivey
and Miss Agnes Gunther and the assist
ants served ices and cake in the dining
room where pink roses were used for
decorations. The Mandolin club fur
nished music during the afternoon and
the rooms were filed with the society
people Of the city who have been anxious
" waiting this event Those who assist
ed were Mrs R. NJ Splvey, Mrs Geo.
Sharftt Mrs NJ OsBrien, Mrs W. Lyle
Dickey. Mrs. ". J. Black, Mrs Eugene
HaEan, Mrs j. B. Hayden, Mrs F. E.
Nipps Miss O'Brien, Miss Marcia Spivey.
Miss Yfrgilene Mulvane, Miss Grace Nc
Gunther, Miss Florence ROssington, Miss
Susie Gay. Mrs. Belle Hall Small. Mrs
w a Carter OF Leavenworth and Miss
Theresa RosSingtOn-
Miss Cartridge Entertains.
Miss Nellie Cartilage entertained very
pleasantly last evening at her home on
Topeka avenue. 1t was a "Digital
Party" and a very unique form of enter
tainment- Questions We're asked which
were TO be answered by means or
digit, prizes being awarded to the per-
son giving the greatest number of cor
rect answers The guests were Miss
Ethie HuIett, Miss Daisy Vance, Miss
Lola Berry. Miss Hazel Jones, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Grace Stearne, Miss
Esther Rauch. Miss Edna Rauch, Miss
Lulu Healy. Mr. Harry Sturgess' Mr..
Fred Stewart, Mr.. Harry Freshman, Mr.
Carl Trap. Mr.. Iinkham Veale. Mr.
Walter Myers, Mr.. Charlie Reed and Mr..
Lawrence Mcfarland
A Reunion.
A reunion of the Clary and Brashear
families in honor of relatives from Balt1-
more Nd was held at Garfield park
yesterday afternoon a larger portion
Of the time was devoted TO a football
match between the juniors and seniors
in which the elders easily carried on
the hOnorS. The green sward made a
most excellent gridiron- A bountiful
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Clary. Mrs E Hearn
and daughter of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs
John CIary of Westmoreland, Mr. Car
roll Brashear of Westmoreiano, MI ano
Mrs Cook of Valley Falls Mr. and Mrs
Straup and family Of Tecumseh, Mr.. ana
Mrs Shuser and son, Mr.. and Mrs Claud
Clary and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs 5 a
Clary and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e
Keys and son. and Mr. B. B. Clary.
Birthday Party.
Miss Meta Fay Shreve entertained
number of her young friends Thursday
evening, September 20, at her home, az
Fillmore street. the occasion oelng ner
eighteenth birthday The lawn was
decorated with fancy lanterns and the
merry young people gathered, amused
themselves by dancing and playing cards
after which the amusements were re-
newed-
Notes and Personal Mention.
Senator ]. C. Burrows was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Quinton during
his stay in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duston OF Chey-
enne, Wyo.. are visiting relatives in the
Mr.. and Mrs ]. s. Slie are here visit
ing friends for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Bailey have re-
turned from their wedding trip and viii
be at home to their friends at 1o14 Tyler
street
Miss Ida Proctor has returned from
Bloomfield. Mo, where she has been
spending the summer.
Mr. w. A Quigley and daughter Anne
of Sterling, are the guests OF Dr. and
Mrs. C. b. Reed
The Ceramic Art club held it's annual
business meeting at the parlors of the
Throop hotel Wednesday afternoon The
officers elected for the ensuing year are:
President. Mrs. c. o. Knowles; vice
president, Mrs W. S. Kale; secretary,
Mrs A W. Lacey; treasurer, Mrs Ed
win LANCE The club will give recep-
ton and exhibition of this years work
sometime during the fall
Mrs. Mary e Gard of Ohio is visiting
Mrs. J. W. Baker
Miss Anna Harrison and Miss Maude |
Bates, who are at Lawrence attending |
the university, will put on Theta coIors |
tonight They have been rushed by all /
three of the sororities and have been |
the guests of honor at any number of
parties
The Current Literature club will meet |
with Miss Anderson Tuesday afternoon /
September %, instead of in the morning /
as has been the custom for monthly |
meetings.
Misses Bertha Kelley and Elsie KEN |
Der returned Thursday from weeks /
visit at Rossville-
Miss Minnie Davis has returned from |
Ludington, Mich, where she spent q va |
cation of three months
DR. and Mrs. F. O. Burkett have re- |
turned from Liberal where they have
been spending the summer on their /
Miss Anna Herbst and Miss Bessie
Bates go to Lawrence today for a short /
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Granteer and |
daughter Opal and Mrs W. P. Warren /
spent Sunday in Rossville-
Miss Lille Markley is quite sick at 1
her home in Highland Park
Mrs w p Warren and Miss Elsie
Kember of Chicago are guests Of Mrs /
W. A Granteer-
Miss Blanche Haven of Hoyt Is Wis 1
iting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. L.add.
DIR. and Mrs. c. E. Mum leave next /
week for Denver to be gone about |
week
Mrs. Tom Ewing, of P1attsmouth, |
Neb.. will arrive Monday to visit her /
mother, Mrs NJ Backus-
Miss Eva StahI and Miss Ella Elliott 1
are spending a few days at the Stahl /
farm
Miss Lizzie Wilson left this afternoon
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