The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03

- Miss Margaret Norehouse OF DanYliie'
III, was the guest Of honor at a delight
ful card party this afternoon given by
Miss Bessie Hayden at her home on Van
Buren, street Progressive sixty-three
was the game Of the afternoon and at
the close OF the afternoon prizes were
given The rooms were prettiiy dec
Grated with palms and cut flowers
The guests invited for the afternoon
were, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. George
Esterly. Mrs. Loehr Grubbs, Mrs Frank
Davis, Mrs David Norton, Mrs Albert
Patten Mrs. Frederick Fruer, Miss Mar
garet Morehouse, Miss Hazel F'assler,
Miss Louise Smith, Miss Helen SInltn,
Miss Edna McClintoclz, Miss Janetue
Lord, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Ruth AcClintock, Miss
Sue Sharitt, Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss
Robinson OF Columbus, Ohio. Miss Meta
Robinson, Miss A1aude Bates, Miss era
Low, Miss Susie Gay, MISS fiorence
ROssingt0n, Miss Harriet Jones. Miss
Gertrude Devereux. Miss Myrtle Davis,
Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Beatrice Foster,
Miss Lillian Foster, Miss Lillian Trap,
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Josephine
Shella barger, Miss Ollie O'Brlen, Miss
Glenna Cross, Miss Grace Weiss. Miss
Phoebe Ellison Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
Miss Hila Hfnckley, Miss Mabel Knowles,
Miss Kate Cloughs Miss Nellie Clough,
Miss Daisy LaIzin, Miss Sarah Homer,
Miss Emily King, Miss Emily Elliott
Watch Party.
Miss VendIa johnson entertained the
ssIOYial Sextette'7 club and their gentle
men friends at a delightful watch party
New Years eve. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with ferns, mistletoe and
evergreen The principal feature OF the
evening was a musical romance, con-
siSting of questions to be answered by
popular songs. The questions, written
on slips Of paper, were scattered through
the room while the answers were pinned
on the curtains Miss Nellie Jones and
ms
greatest number correctly and were
each given q pretty hand-painted calen-
dar. Light refreshments were served
through the rooms and when the new
year took the place of the old, New
Years greetings and congratulations
were exchanged. Later the guests con-
for the coming year The other mem
bers of the club are Miss Nellie Jones.
Miss Nellie Breidenthal, Miss Mabel
Rosen. Miss Vera Johnson and Miss
May Richie.
Notes ard Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Rynerson re-
turned TO their home in Kansas City
Wednesday evening after a few days
visit in Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs J. f.
Myers
Mrs. A. Dienst Of Kansas City is
spending two weeks IN Topeka with her
daughter, Mrs Norman Wear, at her
home in POtWin.
Miss Alice Higgins of Clinton. Ind.
VIII arrive in Topeka Friday morning to
spend some time with her cousins, Mrs
II. o. Carney and Mrs. G. F. Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Churchill Of Dodge
City win visit Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wear in Topeka next week.
Miss Edna AcClintock entertained the
young ladies of the Davis-Gage bridal
party also the assisting ladies infor-
ma.lly Wednesday afternoon at her
home on West Tenth avenue
Miss Ivah Davis entertained the young
ladies in her sisters bridal party and a
corresponding number Of young men
very pleasantly Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary ID. Reeves returned to her
home Wednesday after spending the hol-
idays in Topeka with her cousin. MIS-
NJ A Waters
Miss Helen Smith entertained a few Of
her friends informally Wednesday eve
ming complimentary to Miss Margaret
Alorehouse OF DanviIle, III.
Mrs O.. c. Goddard OF LeavenWort7
will give q reception at her home Friday
afternoon, January 4 Mrs. George F.
Sharitt is her guest and will be one Of
the receiving ladies'
Mrs Cora McCullum Smith has re-
turned to her home in Lawrence after a
short visit in Topeka
Mrs Russell Phillips OF Leavenworth
win be at home to her friends Wednes-
days during January. AT the first one
which was held this week she was as
sisted BY Miss Edna Darrah and Miss
Anna Shire
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Callahan left To-
day for Old Mexico for the benefit of DR..
Callaham's health They will spend a
month at Santa Rosalia, after which
they viii visit their daughter, Mrs Z.
j. Callahan, in Guadalaiara-
Miss Ruth Ethel Stickney gave a 6
o'clock dinner New Years day in honor
of Miss Maria Candalaria Ruiz. Of the
City of Mexico. Other guests were Miss
Maoel Moss. Miss Mary Christian. and
Miss sara Stickney.
The week IS known as special enroll
ment week at the Y. W. c. A, as the
classes begin next week
Mrs =. A. Timmons and children have
returned to their home in Denver after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs Prank Vogel.
near Washburn college
There will be a special song service
led BY Mr.. P P. Bilhorn, at the Youne
Women's Christian association rooms.
Friday, from 1915 until 1 o'clock. All