The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-02
Topeka SOCIETY.
Past Week Has Been One of
Pleasant Affairs.
Mohler-M'Clintock Wedding the
Center of Interest.
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Stedman Followers Will Meet
With Mr.and Mrs. Garretson
Notes of a Social and Personal
Nature.
MON THE CLUBS.

which will long be remembered by the
participants.
The first affair of the week was an
informal card party given by MISS
Helen Smith in honor of Miss Ruth
McClintock, Monday afternoon The
guests were limited to the members OF
the bridal party, and enough additional
ones to make three tables. Sixty-three
was the game of the Afternoon.
The largest affair Tuesday was the
thimble party given by Mrs. N. F.
Handy and Mrs. A. H. Bates, at the
home of the latter on Western ave
nue.. The rooms were deliberately dec
grated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers. There were about sixty guests.
In the evening DIR. and Mrs j. Z.
McClintock closed the series OF pleas
ant affairs which were given for their
daughter, Miss Ruth McClintock with
a dinner for the bridal party the
decOra lions were chrySanthemumS ana
the dinner was served in six courses.
Miss Geneva Giles entertained about
twenty of her friends at croklnole
party in the evening. A short musical
programme was given, and refresh
mentS served at late hour
Mr. and Mrs James r. Wick also en-
| tertained the same evening with an IN
| formal card party. Music and dancing
tertainment.
The largest and most interesting
event Wednesday was the Mohler-
| McClintock wedding, which took pace
| at Grace cathedral at $50 p. M Tne
bride with her bevy of attendants, the
decoratio and all combined to pro
| duce charming picture. A reception
followed at the McClintock home on
| Fillmore street. Mr.. and Mrs. Mohler
/ went at once to their own home at lzz4
| Fillmore street
Mrs H NJ Philips gave a pleasant
1 O'Clock luncheon Wednesday comph-
| mentary to Mrs. Herman Judd, of Lead,
S. D., and Mrs. John Norton, of Gales
burg, ILL.,
| In the evening Mr. and Mrs. William
Macferran entertained about twenty
five guests in honor of Mrs Cora NC
| Cullum Smith, of Lawrence. Music
readings and refreshments were the
| main features of the evening.
Mrs William Redwood Smith was
the hostess at a pink and green lunch.
con at 1870 Thursday. The guest OF
honor was Mrs. Paul HUDSON, OIL Tic
City of Mexico.
Another pleasant luncheon Thursday
was that given bv Mrs. W. H Richter
at her home on Fillmore street, Tor MIS-
r. B. Kepley and Mrs Frank Man
speaker. Covers were laid for an even
dozen
In the evening there were Halloween
parties galore, and both old and young
went in for a good time. Following are
a few of the largest affairs: At the
Flks: at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis. on West Firth street 1ne
Miss Vida Bush's, on Clay street. the
Commisceo club. at Steinberg's nall; at
Miss Grace Clarks; phantom party at
the w. L. Bates home in Auburndale,
| the affair given by Mrs. A. W. Parks
| and Mrs A w. Lacey, at the home OF
the latter; at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Will C1auser. on Polk street
Friday evening the Helianthus cup
gave an enjoyabl dancing party at
Steinberg's hall. This was the second
of the series.
The Chautauqua Programme.
; The following programme will be
J given next Monday evening at the reg
| ular meeting of the Ninde Chautauqua'
Roll Call, Current Events.
Men and Cities of Italy, Part II, Chap
? ter 6, Mr.. Walker
ter Z. Miss Ely. ,r..,
! American Diplomacy, Chapter 3, MISS
! Walker.
J Recitation. Miss Scheerer.
Stedman Club Programme.
l The regular meeting of the Stedma1
: club will be held Monday evening at th'
home of N. P. Garretson at 110l Harrl
son street. The programme will be al
t Responses to roll call will be favorit
cOupletS
e story Mrs. J. r. Hagu
2 Poem Andrew Downlnl
Paper B. B. Smytl
Commisceo Club Party.
The Commisceo club gave the frs
regular party of this seasons serie
Thursday evening at Steinberg's nal
Everybody was in good spirits and tn
affair was very pleasant one Musi
was furnished by Steinberg's orchestra
and punch was served during the entH
| evening
!; The evening was enjoyed by Mr.. an
) Mrs Will Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
|, | Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Guntnel
: Mr. and Mrs Chas. Figg, Mr.. and Mr.:
w G. Stevenson. Miss Leila Hord, Mis-
Winifred PETER, Miss Blanche Steele
. Miss Maud McKibben, Miss Daisy " MI
4 new. Miss Theresa Krauss, Miss Jose
l mime McMahan, Miss Annie Myers, M
Mabel Roser, Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Mis-
| Grace Koontz Miss Mabel Jones, Mis-
| Ada Simmons, Miss Alice Hartman
| Miss Maud Naylor, Miss Jennie Moor
| Miss Jessie Myers, Miss Lilly Todd. mis-
/ Kathleen Hartman Miss Minnie Maiel
MT. Newton Alden. Mr.. Will II. Taggar
| Mr.. Earl Graham Mr. e L. Heydel
| Mr. Tom Warren, Mr.. Bruce Harmon
| Mr.. Frank Middleton, Mr.. W. j. Wal
| rem. Mr.. Chas NJ Smyth, Mr.. N
Eddleblute Mr. Burl Miller, Mr.. ].
| Austin. Mr. Cord Smith, Mr.. JAG
| Sharitt, Mr.. w. r. F'risbey. Mr. G. !
| Funchess. Mr. Will Kekar, Mr. ].
| Renxer. Mr. w. r. Marshall, Mr. Russo
] Kincaid, Mr. Harry c. Smith, Mr.. MOI
1 ris Stevenson
Pleasant Affair.
Miss Santa Walker entertained SON
1 Of the members of the Baby Lund CON
| many Thursday evening after the sho
| 1T her home on East Seventh stree
| Music was furnished by some of II
guests and refreshments were serve
| late in the evening
/ Those present were, Baby Lund, Fa1
| ME Lund Mrs. Keenie Hayes, Mrs V
| Atherton Miss Jessie Willard of Law
| renee, Mr.. Dan Lund, Mr.. Harry Sprint
1 sd Mr. Henry Eindfeldt, Mr.. Herbe
| Miller, Mr.. Jean Bailey, Mr. Dan Lede
| man. Mr.. Jack Sharitt, Mr.. Floyd Win
| low Mr. Clyde Swartz and Mr. Frickl
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