The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-17
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The reception given this afternoon by
Mrs Timothy b Sweet, Miss Sweet and
Miss Mary Sweet, at their home on To-
peka avenue, was not only the largest
event OF the week, but also of the sea-
son It was a very delightful AFFAIR and
in spite Of the somewhat threatening
weather. the larger part Of the three
hundred and fifty invited guests called
during the afternoon.
The handsome rooms We're deliberately
decorated with palms, ferns, carnations
and quantities Of chry thenums- III
the drawing room were pink carnations.
in the music room yellow cnEESsAt the
NUNS and white ones were IN the IL
brary. The dining room was charming
in green and pink On the polished ia
bic was q houiton center piece, while
smaller honIton pieces were under silver
and cut glass bon bon dishes on the cor
nerS. Graceful feStoOnS or asparagus
fern reached from the corners OF the Ia
bic to the chandelier overhead. On the
center piece was a high Bohemian glass
vase overhowing with pink shrysanthe-
NUNS The mantel and CRATE were bank
ed with asparagus fern and on table
in the bay window was a handsome
ancestral silver tea service
In one bay window Of the library was
a daintily arranged little tea table where
tea was served BY the assisting ladies in
turn
The ladies who assisted during the af-
ternoon were. Mrs H P. Dillon, Mrs
George NJ Noble, MIS- M - mamma -
Mrs J. Z. Sheliabarger, Mrs. Jonathan
Thomas Mrs. Sam Davidson, MRS w. l.
Newcomer. Mrs. Walter Noble, MISS
Daisy I.akin Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss
Ivah Davis. Miss Maud Bates, Miss Amy
OveFmyer, Miss Helen Walker, Miss
Celeste Nellis. Miss Anna Nellis- Miss
Josephine SheIla barger and Miss Meta
Robinson The assisting ladies were en-
tertaIned at tea after the reception
An Informal Affair.
49,, entertained
very pleasantly Friday afternoon at her
home on Quincy street complimentary 10
Mrs Cora Delahay Of Kansas city, ana
Miss Delahay OF Leavenworth, who are
her guests The affair was an informal
one though there were about twenty
five guests present The rooms were
prettily decorated and at five O'Clock q
dainty three course luncheon was served
NoEes and Personal Mentio1-
Miss celia Robinson OF Columbus. O.,
IS in Topeka visiting her cousin, MISS
Meta Robinson
Mrs z l. Herman has returned from
a months stay in Sabetha-
Mrs w G. Smyser returned Friday
from an extended visit In Fennsyl vanlA-
Mr.. A Ashbr0ok OF Kansas city mas
been spending day or two in the city
with Mr.. Dean Low.
Miss sauIa Lynn. who has been visit
ing in Enporia. is in Topeka to spend
SUNDAY with the family of Mrs Mary
Q Goddard on her way to her home II
St Louis
The Shakespeare club will meet Non
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs b
T. Lewis on Topeka avenue
Mr. T Fletcher Dennis, who has been
spending the past two weeks in Topeka
with his parents. viii leave Sunday for
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
left today for New York Mr. Mac
Lehman goes to attend The Associated
Press meetings which are held there
next week
Miss DeIahay. who has been the guest
of Mrs George w Veale, returned to
her home IN Leavenworth TO-DAY; MIS-
Delahay viii remain another week
The d. D whist club will be enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs Fred
Freeman az the Copeland
Mrs l. Dirnent has returned from a
visit in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Seelig Of Kansas
City announce the birth OF a daughter,
Tuesday. November 13- Mrs. Seellg was
formerly Miss Rose Diment Of Topeka
Mrs J. F. Daniels went TO Leaven-
worth today for weeks visit with Mrs
Frank Anderson.
Miss Maud Ranney Is the guest Of
Mrs Harrison Morgan
The Junior Atlsntean club viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Ee Waters
The Hyperion club gave a very enjoy
able dancing party Friday evening at
Hudson's hall.
Mrs s A. Miller and children. who !
nave DEEA N4SALAHS A4AAl-L 5-oeCAs !
DR.. Sarah Kline, have returned to their |
home IN Bloomington, H.
Mrs E Patrick left Wednesday for
her home in Boston, after a visit in To- |
peka with her sister, Dr. Sarah Kline
The Pleasant Hour club enjoyed a So I
cial Friday evening at the home OF Mr.. |
and Mrs Charles Adams. Each guest /
represented the title of a book There I
were about % present and the evening I
was a very pleasant affair. Punch was 4
served during the evening
Charles 3. Peck, Of Chicago, formerly /
Of Topeka. Is here for a short visit, be !
Sunday.
The only place to get the washburn !
College Pillows IS at Mrs Chamberlain , /
Art rooms. rs W 7th St
Lewis B Smith and wife are visiting 4
in the city. Mr.. Smith. who was form /
eriy night ticket agent at the Santa Ee /
depot here. Is now assistant ticket agent /
IN the Union depot at Colorado Springs /
Mr.. and Mrs.E NJ Roberts were given !
Thursday evening by a number OF their |
friends The evening was an enjoyable I
affair for the 50 guests present. there /
were Rotations and music. and at the /
close of the evening refreshments were /
served A photograph was one OF the /
features Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Wallace left today /
for a ten days trip to Galveston Tex
The Cosmos club will meet with Mrs |
Z H Guy at T23 Lane street, next (
Thursday afternoon
Noon classes IN Art Needlewcrtz at !
Mrs. Cham barlafn'z ART rooms, 1z5 W. |
7rh St u lessons for one dollar.
"a Wise woman