The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-05


A pleasant close to the weeks fes-
tivities was the party given this al
fernoon by Mrs. W. A. Morton at her
pretty home on West Tenth avenue
The guest of honor was Mrs Paul Huo-
son, OF the City of Mexico. for whom 50
many delightful affairs are being siseH,
Progressive high five was the game
of the afternoon. and to the lazy Al mar
ing the highest score was given a pISteS
asparagus fern in a. dainty Jardlnlsre.
There were six tables of guests -Al.sl
the scoring dainty refreshments were
served on the card tables ,.-,.l7
Mrs Hudson, who is an acconpilSliCA
musician. added much to the pleasure
of the afternoon by singing a NUMBER
Of Spanish songs.
The Stedman Club.
The first meeting of the Stedman ciuD
this season will be held next MONDAY
evening at the residence OF the pres
dent. Mr.. N. P. Garretson, at 1lo1 Har-
rison street
Responses to roll-can will be qua
trains from Stedmans poems. A poem
by Mrs. Sarah Hargreaves and story
by Mrs. J. r. Hague will complete the
short programme, and a discussion VI
the work for the ensuing year VIII &C
cupy the remainder of the evening.
Mary French Field to Wed.
Invitations have been received in
Kansas for the marriage of Miss Mary
French Field, daughter of Mrs eugene
Field. to Mr.. William Cassen Englar,
the marriage to take place Wednesday
evening. October 16, at 7:30 o'clock, at
st. Peters church, Belmont avenue,
Chicago. A reception will follow at the
residence, 2339 Clarendon avenue
A Wedding Announcement.
The marriage of Miss Clemma B.
Linn, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H. c:
Linn, to Mr. Charles Allan Mills, OF
New York city. will take place Tuesday
evening. October s. at the Hotel Cope
land, at o'clock. The wedding is to be
a very quiet affair, and will be attend
ed only by the relatives and a few OF
the most intimate friends
A Pleasant Affair.
The Euterpian club which consists of
nine young ladies, held its first meet.
ing Friday afternoon at the home of
Miss Gertrude Harrison, on West
Sixth avenue. An interesting feature
of the afternoon was an observation
contest There was long table load
ed with all sorts of articles, and the
guests were allowed but passing
glance at it after which they were
given paper and pencil on which they
wrote the names of all the articles they
could remember. The prizes were won
by Miss Belle Cook and Miss Lucille
Thompson. Dainty refreshments We're
served toward the close of the after
noon. The club will meet in two weeks
at the home OF Miss Ethel Muir. at 81
West Sixth avenue
Those present Friday were: Miss
Edith Van Dorp, Miss Belle Cook. Miss
Cora Gun, Miss Flora Fisher, Miss
Lucille Thompson, Miss Ethel Muir,
Miss Gertrude Harrison and Miss Pearl
Snyder.
For Miss Dimond.
Mrs James Moore gave a thoroughly
Friday
at her home on Topeka avenue, com
plimentary to Miss Mary Dimond, of
Chicago. She was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Mary Moore. The time
was pleasantly spent in playing games
and refreshments were served.
The invited guests were: Miss Di-
mond. Miss Mildred Scott Miss Sue
HerbSt, Miss Louise Kellam. Miss Alice
Lalxin, Miss Fay Quinton, Mr. Roland
Medlicott. Mr.. Ed Kellam, Mr.. George
Hackney, Mr.. George Snyder. Mr..
Kurtz Kellam. Mr.. Wallace Thompson,
Ar. Will Kearcher.
The Barnum-Cahn Wedding.
Quite an event in Jewish society
Barnum and Mr. Calm, which is to
take Wednesday evening. October 8, at
the ThroOp hotel A great many out
Df-town guests are expected for the
affair Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calm. of
St Louis, parents of Mr.. Henry Calm,
are here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Barnurn; Miss Birdie Calm, of ST
Louis. and Miss Belle Bundschu of
Davenport, Iowa, are the guests of
Miss Selma Rarnum; Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Gershon and two children. of ST
Louis, Mr.. VIII Burgaurt of Winfield.
and Mrs. Esffie eastman, of Kansas
City, are also here; Mrs. S. Greenbaum
of Newton, formerly of Topeka will
arrive Wednesday,; Mr. Dan Calm. of
Marshall, No, will arrive Monday and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas. of St Louis,
will arrive Tuesday Rabbi MAYER of
Kansas City. will officiate at the we'd
ding.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. James L. King issued invita-
tons Friday for a card party Monday
afternoon at her home on Topeka ave-
nue.. in honor of Mrs. Claud Marsh
Butlin and Mrs. Paul Hudson. of the
City of Mexico.
Kansas City Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Josephine Blakely, and
her sister, Mrs Katherine O'Reilly
Mrs. ID. f. Longenecker returned to
her home in Emporia today after a
weeks visit in the city with her sister.
Mrs. w. H. Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Purdy will move
next week from the Manspeaker house
10 the home of Mrs. Purdy's parents
Mr. and Mrs. w f. Hopkins. at sos
Lincoln street. for the winter.
Miss Hester Schoch returned tn her
home in Pittsburg. Kas.. THURSDAY
after several weeks visit in Topeka
with her brother, Mr.. w. f. Schoch
and wife.
Mrs. Ranney. of Chicago who has
been spending the past two weeks in
Topeka with Mrs Kittie Bailey, on
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