The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-25

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SOCIETY
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton was the guest
Of honor at one of the most delightful
luncheona Of the season given at /
O'Clock Saturday by her mother, Mrs l..
l Il. Kendall The table decorations were
/ in red, to harmonize with the furnish
/ ings Of the dining ROOM The polished
table was bare with the exception of
/ dainty drawn work doilies under the va
riouS dishes A silver candelebrum,
ablaze with red candles shaded in red.
/ occupied the center of the table with
row Of tulip fairy lamps and silver can
delabra down either side.
The affair was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests. Mrs. Quinton, Mrs. Herbert
Armstrong, Mrs W. J. Black. Mrs.
Eugene Hagan. Mrs. Harry Ashby, Mrs
Harold T. Chase, Mrs A b Quinton,
Mrs Arthur Capper, Mrs Walter Noble.
Mrs. Frank farrell, Mrs. James I. King,
and Miss Leavitt.
The Fielianthus Party.
The Helianthus club enjoyed its reg
ular dancing party Saturday evening at
Hudson's hall Those present were:
Miss LOttie Atchison of Iseavenworth
Miss katherine Freshman. Miss Mabel
Wood, Miss Mildred Jones. Miss Beatrice
Foster, Miss Lillian Foster. Miss Reita
Updegraff. Miss May Wilson. Miss
Berenice Fuller, Miss Agnes Gunther,
Miss Esther Chamberlain, Miss Eliza
beth Cole Miss Margaret Jones. Miss
Ca-llie Cuttell, Miss Marcia Spivey, Mr..
Bernard Crosby. Mr.. Lathrop Gay, Mr..
Reuben SpiVey. Mr. Scott Lord, Mr..
Kenneth Wharry, Mr.. Late Resseguie,
Mr.. Gillie Updegraff. Mr. Malcolm Ger
rard, Mr. Everett Akers. Mr. James
Stewart, Mr. Herbert Robinson. Mr. Bert
Cook. Mr.. Kurtz Keilam. Mr. Walter
Hayes, Mr.. Roland Medlicott, MIR
Charles Wolff. Mr.. Don Mulvane, Mr.
Charles Andrews Of Kansas city, Mr.
Merle King, and Mr.. Sam Freshman.
NOIes and Personal Mention.
General and Mrs J. K Hudson left
today for Versailles. Mo. Mrs. Hudson
has been spending the past six weeks in
Topeka with her daughter, Mrs Dell
Keller.
Mrs. a. "A. Scott and her guests. Mrs.
Giacomini and daughter Marie Of Omaha,
are spending the day in Kansas City
The Tuesday Afternoon Card club will
not meet this week, on account OF the
regular meeting of the o. and I. Flower
Mission. but viii be entertained Tues
day afternoon. April 2 at the home of
Mrs. Frank Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CappeK have
rented the residence at 1000 Topeka ave-
nue. and expect to move this week.
Mrs J. J. O'Rourke and Mrs. George
Morrow will spend Tuesday shopping in
Kansas City.
Florence March entertained number
Of her little friends very pleasantly Sat
urday afternoon at her home at SIS Lir-
coin street in celebration of her eighth
birthday. The time was spent in play
ing games and cake walking.
Miss Jessie Smith of Leavenworth is
expected in Topeka the last Of the week
to visit Miss Katherine Clough.
W. G. Dickie spent Sunday with his
sister In DeSoto-
The You and I card club viii be enter
tained Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Clark
Rev. w. C. Todd viii leave wednes-
day for New York city and on Saturday
he sails for Porto Rico where he expects
to remain permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Paxton and daugh-
ter Joy returned Saturday evening from
Tarkio. Mo.
Mrs L, A. Harris of Cincinnati, o,
wife Of ex-Mayor Harris Of that city
who has been spending the past week i'll
Topeka with her brother, T. R. Hyatt at
Twelfth and Harrison streets, left Sun
day for her home
Mrs. Frank Adams, who is visiting in
Emrorfa. was the guest of honor at a
party Friday evening given by Mrs d.
H. Stone.
Les Adiserables, Tuesday night Seats
on sale at Roehrs; 25c.
The Hyperion club gave the last dance
of the season last Friday evening ct
Hudson's hall. A business meeting was
held and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year: r. L. Lyddane
president; Ed Eddelb1ute. secretary.
William Shehan, treasurer
Mrs. Bferf. of Usage City is shopping
in Topeka today
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrow, Of Pratt,
Kan, are spending a week in Topeka
with friends
Fred Wilson spent Saturday in Law
renee with friends.
The Tuesday Evening whist club meets |
this week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". J. Black.
Miss Nellie Sheafror and Miss Ella |
Malpert of Usage City, arrived today for |
a few days visit with Miss Daisy War |
ner.
Millinery opening at Mrs. T. L. Keener-
Stewards Thursday, March 2S
Friday Afternoon by Mrs Frank Strawn.
NJ. F. Rigby is spending a short tir1e /
in Chicago on business
Mr. and Mrs. William Keller, Of Read
ing. Pa. are visiting relatives and |
friends in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Short gave an
informal family dinner party at the Ho-
tel Copeland Sunday. complimentary to
Miss Edna McClintock and Mr.. Dorr
Norton. The table decorations consisted
OF pink carnations and ferns.
Charles Andrews, Of Kansas City. spent
Sunday in Topeka with friends
L V. Marks and family. Of Potwin
VIII leave April Q. for Los Angeles, 70
make their home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Hamilton left Sun
dav for weeks visit in Fort Smith
Ark.
Rob shortz. Of west sixth street. lett
last week for Colorado Springs. where he
viii visit his brother. Mr.. Harry Shorty.
The Ioianthe club viii be entertained
TOUR IS A SUCCESS.
Marine Band Opening Starts OutWith
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