The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-08

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SOCIETY
Mrs. Guilford Dudley was the hostess
at an informal reception this afternoon
at her home on Harrison street, which
she gave IN honor of her sister, Mrs
Margaret Walker and daughter Miss
Sarah Walker of Glen Falls Pa The
rooms were simply but prettily decora-
ted with palms. ferns and cut flowers
and assisting through the rooms were
number Of Mrs Dudley's friends. Re
treshments We're served Mrs. Dudley
will give another reception Friday at
ternoon-
A Pleasant Affair.
The first of Mrs T. B. Dixcy's series
of at homes" was held Wednesday af
ternoon, and during the hours from 4
until quite a number of her friends
called There We're no decorations ex-
cepr a number Of pretty. palms and
ferns. Tea. was served from a. daintlly
arranged table by Mrs. Alice Clugston.
These Eat homes" viii continue We'd
nesdays during November and will give
Mrs Dixcy's friends a delightful Oppor-
tunity TO see her before she leaveSfOr her
future home in New York
An Informal Party.
Mrs. Anna Glib entertained the boys
Of her Sunday school class and a coz
responding number of girls at a very
pleasant party Wednesday evening. The
lours until 10 were enjOyably spent
with music and games and at the close
Of the evening refreshments were served
Mrs. GLIB was assisted IN entertaining
by Miss Julia Whitney.
The young people present were: Miss
Helen Sterne, Miss Hazel Fulton, Miss
Hazel Howe Miss Madeline Whitney,
orrfh PM
nam, Miss Kittie DOlman, Masters How
ard VanDorp. Hiram Kingsley, George
Wharton, George Beach, George Givens.
Frank AIcRae, David Gray, Lewis Mes
baum and Donald Campbell.
NoIes and Personal Mention.
Mrs L. H. Waugh, of Cleburne. Tex,
Is spending a few days in Topeka with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Freeman, on
her way home from an extended visit
in Washington, D. c.
The DOuze whist club will meet Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Furry.
Mrs Harry Weaver returned to her
home in Kansas City. Wednesday, after
a weeks visit in Topeka
Miss Mabel Case. of Hiawatha, is
spending the week in the city with Miss
Alice Gentry.
Miss Gussie Fuller is expected home
the first of the week from a. two months
visit with Mrs. Richard Gundry in FL
Reno. Ok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woolverton of St.
Louis, are in Topeka visiting Mr.. Wool
Eerton's parents, DR. and Mrs. A 3.
WooivertOn.
Mrs. s. J. Crawford, who has been
spending some time in Colorado for the
saturday Her daughter. Mrs Arthur
Capper, who has been in Emporia for
the past week Will join her and accom-
pany her home
Mrs NJ J Barbee of Portsmouth. o.
viii arrive Monday for q. visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs w II. WhittOn.
Miss Ida Shanklin returned to her
nome IN kansas City Wednesday after
a weeks visit with Miss Neal Hough
Mr. Ralph Osilvie left Wednesday for
business trip to Des MOines.
Mr. and Mrs J. N Dugan and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitmer and Mrs.
Barnett viii leave next week for Detroit
Michigan, to live
Mr.. c. Henri stra-vn who was to have
entertained some of his friends this
evening has postponed the affair in
definitely on account OF sickness in the
family.
Mrs. Laura E. Scammon of Kansas
City will arrive this week to visit her
c. McClintock-
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. HERS of Camden.
N J., who have been spending several
weeks in Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Keller. left today for their home.
Mrs James Kennedy returned to her
home in Junction City today after a
weeks visit in the city.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W. J.
Black.
Mrs. Frank R. NIfTspauegh will give a
missionary tea at her horne Friday af-
ternoon at three O'Clock. All ladies of
the parish are invited to attend.
Mrs Newell and children of Kansas
City are the guests of Mrs Frank Met
zler.
Mrs John Sebastian OF Chicago ar
rived Wednesday and is the guest Of
Mrs. Eugene s Quinton. They will hold
an INFORMAL reception Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles wood leaves next week
Tor Indiana to spend five or six weeks
with her parents
Mrs J. ]. Levi and sister, Miss Silber
OF PlaqueInine- La, are in the city the
guests of Mrs. F. Stfer at the Copeland.
Lathrop Gay a nd Clifford Devereux
are UP from the university spending a
rew days with Mrs. F c. Gay.
3 R Richie csf Pueblo s-rrived We'd
nesday to join fds wife and her mother.
Mrs WEIGH. who are guests of DR.. and
MIS- G. B. Reed, and viii accompany
them home in a few days
Miss Mayme -Fardee of vVamego spent
Wednesday shopping in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs o. s. Buck wifi leave
soon for q seve, raj months stay in the
Alonzo Ward. III OF Kansas city spent
tuesday and Wednesday with friends
Lutheran chU ,ch gave an entertain
nent in the c hurch parlors Wednesday
'Venlngs an II aterestfng programme was
-lven and II sfreshments were served.
The attendar &c was quite large
Miss Susie Gay attended a matinee
performance of THE Singing Grip in
Kansas Cit , Tuesday.
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