The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
SOCIAL AND personal.
CONTINUED from page 14-1
Social Calendar For Next Week

tauoua at First N. E. church.
TUESDAY.
Felicity club In the afternoon at hOile
of Mrs. e. A. Prescott
west Side Reading circle at home OF
Mrs. +. e. Vansant, on West SlAln
WEDNESDAY.
The Ladies' Music club viii meet IN
the afternoon with Mrs. Frank +. Mac
Lehman -. ....,t,,,.
at Hudson's hall.
Miss Emily Hagar will entertain the
c. c. club at cards IN the evening
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Newman
and Mr. Frank NJ Eakin will take place
IN the evening at the home OF the
brides mother in PotWin.
The Cathedral chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the King will give a supper 1oT
the choir at the Cathedral. A musicai
programme will be given.
THURSDAY.
Mrs "A. L Williams viii give
thinnble party in the afternoon, In nonoF
of the anniversaries of her daughters
Mrs. J. F. farrell and Mrs. Lyle D4ckey'
which occur next week
FRIDAY.
The Helianthus club win meet with
Mrs. W. H Hornaday, at which time
Mrs. J. F. Wright Will read her paper
on Friends who Never Weary Betray
SATURDAY.
MT. Jake smith mas lSSuc0
fions for his annual Topeka club party.
which will be given Saturday evening"
April %.
The Informal Party.
The Informal club closed its last Sc
ries Of dances with one of the most
, enjoyable parties of the season FTl9ay
evening at HudsOn'S hall. Ine 1nlof-
NAL club was organized four seasons
ago. and has steadily grown in popu-
larity since that time; It is one OF the
first dancing clubs to reorganize in the
fall and one of the last to disband IN
the spring. A number Of Out-of-toWn
guests were present Friday evening,
and added to the pleasure of the affair.
Those who danced We're; Mr. and
Mrs. c. s. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. FRED
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Davis, MI
and Mrs. c. s Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs w
H Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. Evan,
MI and Mrs. L. S. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 3. Furry Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Cat
chell, Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Lingafelt,
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Esterley, Mr. and Mrs. L. g.
Woolverton, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s Judd of
st. Louis, Mrs. Joe Pencil Of Junction
City, Mrs. W. r. Irwin of Emporia, Mrs.
c. c. Baker, Mrs. S. J. Bear Miss Ray
Martin, Miss Helen Otis, Miss Charlotte
Parkhurst, Miss Edna Crane, Miss
Ruby Nickerson, Miss Jeanette Lord,
Miss Ella Scoville, Miss Ivah Davis,
Miss Lillian Whitelock, Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss
Nellie Baker, Miss Emile King, Mr..
Dick Alden, Mr.. Ben Akers, Mr.. Austin
Brady, Mr.. Tom Clements Mr.. Lon
Davis, Mr.. E. w Dennis, Mr.. Lew
Graham Mr. Fred Gillette. Mr. Edward
Mcbride. Mr.. J. E. Morgan, Mr. Archie
Williams. Mr.. A. F. Sherman, Mr.. +. f.
Wear. Mr.. Frank Whitelock, Mr.. ]. E.
Weaver, Mr.. H. E Valentine, Mr.. Jake
Tiffany, Mr.. Aurel Rulings, Mr.. Carter
90 NTrs Tran
Davis.
AtchisOH Globe Force to be Entertained.
Mr.. Ed Howe and the force of the
Atchison Globe will come over Sunday,
April %. to attend a dinner to be given
by Mr. and Mrs J. p. FARRELL. The din
ner was to have been given tomorrow
but was postponed on account of the
death Of Mr.. Jarrels grandfather, Mr..
James Fletcher Of Atchison- Mr.. Jar
rel will go over to attend the funeral
which occurs tomorrow.
The Vakeme Club.
The Vakeme card club held its last
meeting Of the season Friday evening
at the home Of Miss Vida Wood. The
club has been meeting every two weeks
during the winter; the young ladies act
ed as hostesses serving dainty refresh
ments at each meeting while the young
men furnished the prizes. The prizes
have all been carefully chosen in order
that they might be kept as souvenirs,
but the one Friday evening out riYaled
the others and was coveted by all the
girls 1t was sofa pillow, the front of
ecru basket cloth, with the word
'Nakeme," worked diagonally across it
in big black letters outlined with gold /:
the back was red and a heavy red and
black silk cord finished the pillow. It
was won by Miss Elizabeth Cole
Inc members of the club are, Miss
Vida Wood, Miss Agnes Gunther, Miss
Marcia ice
Elizabeth Cole. Miss Katherine Fleish-
man, Mr.. Paul D. Roehr, Mr. Everett
=. Akers, Mr.. Phil Daley, Mr. Clark
DALEY. Mr.. George Fleishman and Mr..
VIII Tinker.
Daughters of the King Meet.
The regular meeting of the Daughters
OF the hlng was held Friday evening
at which time the annual election of of
hcers, and delegates to the state con
Vention which will be held in Emporia
IN september took place The cleo
ton was as follows: President. Miss
Me- NS.lora Hambleton; vice president, Miss
Ella Mason; secretary, Miss Beulah
4eorge; treasurer, Miss Estelle Martin.
dlrectress of st. Simon's SEWING. school
Miss Adelaide BOlmar; purchaser of
supplies Tor the order. Mrs S. Z. Shell
doh, delegate to the diocesan conven-
tion' Mrs. 7. d. Humphreys and Miss
anna George; alternates: Miss Meliora
Aambleton and Miss Adelaide Bolms.r
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. P. Wilder. of Kansas Citv
Is IN Topeka visiting her daughter. Mrs
., r. Crlswell, at 9l7 Clay street.
Mrs. w X. Irwin. of Emporia. WIN
aas been spending the week in Toneka
me guest Of Mrs. c. c. Baker. vent
20 Kansas City today to visit frirnds
s.la- 1oaher accompanied her aad after
spending the day there will 20 on to
81: Louis to visit relatives.
MISS Edith Snyder has returned from
Visit in Clay Center and Clifton IN
Mrs. Frank Herald is spendi5- q e..
days in Kansas CITY. d Ae"
Howell Jones, Jr-, is in Cedar Point
Kas., for a few avs oilt'
Mrs. Clarence Bowman won the ,,r,-,.
bunch Of American Beauty roses 81
the card party given Friday afternoon
Knowles NuSy
me Woman's Home Missionary. soci-
ETY. OF the First Methodist church VIII
meet wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
IN the church nqr-iOrc Tho Z