The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-07


- tha j. r. Daniels silver wedding
which is 20 be celebrated this evening
AZ their rooms in the Neale DloeA-
Three hundred guests have been an
vftsd for the affair and elaborate plans
are being made for their entereal
msnE
ar. and Mrs. Daniels are among the
basA known citizens Of Topeka Tney
were married in Chicago, september o
1879. and went at once to kinsley, kas-'
where they lived for two years OF
the past twenty three years they nave
made their home in Topeka For many
years afr. Daniels was engaged IN
uevspaper work. and at present hoids
the Office or grand deputy for the A. -
TrvT. Mrs. Daniels is prominent in so-
oial circles. and IS especially Wen
known for her philanthropic work OF
many years she has been actlFely -
gagged in the work OF t-@ -, ~ +1,.,+
home and has done much 70 keep -
institution up to its present slsillt1at -
NJ ana Mrs. Daniels had two cnlldlen'
a son. Royal and a daughter -l4-9Sl.
the latter having died several years
Ar and Mrs. Daniels win stand IN
tha ,av window Of their parlor at tiic
Veale block TO receive their suS7.-'
The window VIII be filed IN Win quau-
TlTraE
,--ss while overhead the figures 70
win be formed Of twinkllns lncahas7-
.grs r,arials viii wear q beautiful
costnrne III white batiste. The bodlce
has 4 front ana yoke of sheer SWISS en-
broidery. and the sleeves and lover
part of the bodice are tucked me
el<i-f Is made with a decided sweep
and finished with a circular nouilee
edged with several tiny rufneS- LOW
the sides are panels of fine ucks ana
the cores are joined with exquisite
bands of lace ~.
rooms are TO be simple and cool look
fne2 consisting almost entirely OF PAINS
and ferns. little touch of color IS 20
be added by a few bowls Of cut noWeis-
The CRATES VIII be filed In with aspar-
aRus. while the pictures. windows ana
doorways are to be artistically draped
with it,
Tie dining room IS tn red and green
the asparagus Is to be used as IN the
other rooms. the lights are 70 pc hsd
shaded and on the mantle viii be
number OF twinkiug red candies. M
the center of the room instead OF the
regulation table VIII be mammoth
ralu. banked at the base with ferns
and uotted plants. Overhead will hang
q big red electric light 70 cast rosy
glow over the surroundings
The hall Is one Of the very prettlesp
spots The floor is covered with soft
rugs. and inuumerahle cosy corners
are arranged for the comfort Of the
guests. AT the rear the mandolin cluo
viii play during the entire evening
In the center viii be an attrac lively
arranged punch table. where the fol-
lowing young ladies' who viii assist VIII
take at turns at serving Miss Bessie
Stewart. Miss Lucy Knowles MISS
Mabel Knowles. Miss Sue Sharitt. Miss
Lena McCray and Miss Grace Coffin
Sir and Mrs Daniels are to be as
sisted in entertaining their guests oy
"a
Mrs ID. %. AIcCray. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Parker. AR and Mrs. Willis Edison. Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Wilton, Judge and Mrs
Clark and Dr. and Mrs. Alzire-
AIr Daniels brother and his WIFE,
whose anniversary occurs at the same
time We're expected to be present this
evening. but owing to illness in the
family they were unable to come. A
number Of out-of-town guests are ex-
The popularity of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels was shown by the large array
of handsome presents which we're sent
them in memory Of the occasion
Ceramic Year Book.
The year book of the Ceramic Art
club has just left the hands Of the
printer and are very dainty little af-
fairs. The programme for the ensuing
year is enclosed in a dehcately tinted
cover. tied with gold cord and lettered
The first meeting win be held septem-
Der DIS. The programme for each meet
ing includes musical mum beers. papers
ana discussions. The annual exhibit
viii be held November p. the place TO
be announced later. This club was or
; gained about two years ago and is
the only club in the city devoted eX-
clusively 70 the study of ceramics
The officers IF the club are, Mrs G.
O. Knowles. president, Mrs. William S.
kale. vice president Mrs Clement
Smith. secretary. Mrs Edwin Lang.
d Na1
H. Balding. Mrs II. c. Bowman, Mrs.
W H Davis. Mrs. w T. Eckert Mrs.
r. H Hills, Mrs S. J. Hodgins. Mrs.
C. E Jordan Mrs W s. kale Mrs c.
. Knowles. Mrs Edwin Lang Miss
Aiine Lamy. Mrs Edwin Lang, Mrs w.
II. Lacey. Mrs a. FL Thompson. Miss
= fussurn, Miss ~ Smith. Mrs. ID.
Small, Mrs. Clement Smith Mrs w. f.
Schoch Miss Belle Swearingen. Mrs. w.
C Webb. Mrs N NJ. Miller Miss Marie
YVitwer. Mrs. l. S. Woolverton Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin. Miss Lou Holman.
Mrs /. Francis. Mrs J. r. Hague, Mrs.
- ". Lacey
The members may obtain year books
b applying to Mrs c. O. Knowles. F0l
Harrison street
In Their Private Car.
Mr. and Mrs H l. Nudge. Miss
Katherine Freshman. 01r sam Fleish-
man and AR Charles Nudge left todav
in Mr.. Mudge's private car for trip
To BunalO and other eastern points
Miss Lulu EWart Who is visiting in
chicago viii join them there and make
the trip with them. after which she win
60 back TO Chicago 10 complete her
visit
HelianthHs Party.
The Henanthus club gave q very
pleasant subscription dance Friday
evening at NineWoOd park The guests
Of honor were Miss Margaret Jones ana
Miss Elvira 0fillspaugh. who leave soon
for Faribault. Mimi. to attend school
Music was furnished By Steinberg's or
chestra
The affair was enjoyed by Mr.. and
AIRS. CEas. s. Eagle Mrs. Bert Garvin.
Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Elvira
Millspaugh. Miss Edna Hatfield, Miss
Jessie Myers. Miss Janette Ware Miss