The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-29
SOCIAL AND Personal.
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GVGlAL AMI 1EhSUE ALs
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The following is from the Mexican
Herald of the City of Mexico: Mrs. Al
bert Braggiotti, her son Claude NJ But
lin and daughter Miss Patty Butlin, ex-
pect to depart on October next. for To-
peka, Kan, where on October IL, Mr..
Butlin will be united in marriage to
that the newly married couple will re-
turn at once to this city. The prospec-
tive groom and bride are so well known
and popular in this city that it is much
regretted the interesting event can not
take place here"
Masquerade Party.
Miss Helen Sterne entertained a num-
Der Of friends at q masquerade party
Friday evening from seven to nine
o'clock. They unmarked about half-past
eight, after which they played games
and light refreshments were served.
Those present were, Bessie Jet, Mary
Sutherland, Gertrude Hanlla, Lucille
Boyle. Virgil Cain. Hazel Fulton, Hazel
Howe, Edna Groves Blanche Jenness.
Eugenia Quinton, Clara Fleishman,
clara Daniels. VIII Leland, George
Veale, Albert Spivey, Wilson III. Hobart,
Afford Quinton, Roy Stuart. Harold Co
burn, Amor Rowley, George Beach,
Alan Wilcott and Conrad Sterne.
Miss Neliis in Paris.
The English and American Gazette of
Paris speaks in the following words OF
Miss Celeste NelliS, one OF Topekd'S ac-
complished musicians:
Miss Celeste NelliS, who after her
studies in Germany came to Paris 10
continue them under Atoszowsky, gave
a recital in the United States pavilion
on Thursday evening She prepared
highly interesting programme, quite free
from the hackneyed compositions that
one is compelled to hear by every pianist
1t is a pleasure to hear Miss Nellis, for
she has refined, broad style. She has
intelligence far beyond her years, and
touch that is Individual Withal, she
has magnetism. Her success was pro-
nounced and merited. For assistance she
had Mr.. Charles Clark (baritone). who
must be coanplimented for his excellent
selection of music and the manner In
which he interpreted it. Miss Eleonor
Fisher made an able accompanied
Notes and Personal Mention.
Engraved wedding invitations and
cards. Adams Bros, I'll Kansas avenue.
Mrs w H Newton of Fort Madison.
Ia. is visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs Hogeboom.
The Ceramic Art club will have call
ed meeting Wednesday, October 3, at
p. m, at the home of the president, Mrs
c, o. Knowles. All members are urgent
ly requested to be present
Miss Charlotte Lyman who came UP
from Kansas City to hear Ell1ah
returned yesterday
Prof. E. C. Kreiser, organist of Grand
Avenue church of Kansas City, attended
the opening of the Auditorium.
Mr.. Frank s. Crane spent Friday at
Lake View duck hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A Robinson and Miss
Meta Robinson have returned from
their summer home at Swampscott.
Mass.
Mrs Harry Weaver returned today. to
Kansas City after a brief visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. McClintock.
Miss Mckee will open kindergarten
Monday, Oct. 1 at Mrs. Worden'ss zZ5
Western avenue.
Mrs NJ E. Gard, who has been visit
ing her niece, Mrs j. W. Baker. Will re-
The Helianthus club met Friday after
noon, September %, at the home OF Mrs
Prouty Mrs. Tillerson's paper on wolfe
and Montcalm, was very interesting
after which dainty refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brody and
daughter, of Chicago, arrived today to
Warren, after which they will leave for
Manila where Mr.. Brody has position
under the government.
Miss Payuer and Miss VanAmburgh
today from Holton.
Mr.. C. A. Sparrow of Leavenworth is
in town for a few days
Mrs ]. Copley, who has been the
guest of Mrs Josephine Rlakely, has re-
turned to her home in Lawrence.
Mr.. J. Saur of New York city is spend
ing a few days in town.
Mrs. G. F. Meade and daughter of
Horton are the guests of Mrs. J. s. Col
Inns.
Mrs Elizabeth and family will occupy
DE-. c. B. Reeds cottage, 1853 Fillmore
street, this winter DR.. and Mrs. Reed
have moved up town.
The first meeting of the Vignette club
this fall, will be held Wednesday after
noon. October 8, at the home of Mrs F.
G. Willard. in Potwin.
Mrs. Mary c. Goddard and grand
Mary MacLennan, went to
Emporia today to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Edith Brewer has returned from
a four weeks trip to Old Mexico, includ-
ing a visit at Guadalajara with Mrs
Myrtle Callahan, formerly of Topeka
Mrs. w. A. Powers and son have re-
turned from months visit in Belvidere
and Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. ]. N Joerger returned today to
after a. visit here with her
Mrs. j. B. Chandler and daughter |
Lota leave Monday for Burlington after
4 visit here with Mrs. r. c. Miller.
Mrs. A. A. Stewart and daughter, Mrs |
3. P. Stewart of Maple Hill. are spend |
ing this week with friends here
Mrs. Fred Iserman is up from Over |
Isq 10 IBIsun1 5ql pusl1B OF YooLq |
Miss Jean Hay has returned from |
Junction City to resume her teaching.
Mrs. Updegraff. of Maple Hill, was in /
own Yesterday.