The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-05

Florence Rossingt0n, Miss Gertruda
Devereux, Miss Mary Chamberlain Miss
Esther Chamberlain, Miss Virgiline Null
vane, Miss Nellie Hes, Miss Pearl Nc
Farland. Miss Hazel Fassler, Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Susie Gay, Miss Daisy
I4alSin, Miss Mabel Quigley. Miss Ruth
McClintock Miss Vera Low. Miss Bessie
Hayden, Miss Meta Robinson, Miss
Bessie Campbell, Miss Julia Walker of
Glen Falls, N Y, Miss Gussie Fuller.
Misses Matte, Elsie and Lillian Va1en-
Nellis, Miss Anna Marie Nellis, Miss
Edna Crane, Miss Caro- Deming and
Misses Irene and Ef6e Valentine Of Ca
sey, Iowa
A BOb-SIed Party.
Every one who could possibly do so
was out Monday evening taking advan-
tage Of the first bit Of real good sleigh
ing we have had this winter There were
slefghing parties galore; most of them
We're composed Of tvos and fours, but
the Jolliest were the bObsled parties. and
there were several Of them, and nearly
all ended the evening with an oyster
supper at the Wiley
One party was composed of Mr. and
Mrs William Macferran. Miss Virgse
Payne. Miss Lillian Valentine, Miss
Emma Dennis, Miss Jean Frost. Miss
Miriam Mcfarland, Miss Arlie Ewart.
Miss Helen Otis, Miss Mabel QuigIey
Miss Brewer. Mr.. Horace AIacferran. Mr.
Earl Case Mr. Charlie Elliott Mr. w
G. Dickey, MIR. E. M. Jolley, Mr.. Ed
ward Dennis, Mr.. John Abrahams. Mr..
Guy Adams and Mr. Frank Peacock.
The Largest Party.
The largest party OF all was composed
of the following people: Mrs. C. c. Ra-
ker, Miss Vida Wood Miss Mabel Wood
Miss Alice Lal1in, Miss CalIie Cuttell
Miss Nellie Baker. Miss Agnes Gunther
Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Beatrice Fos-
ter. Miss Lillian Foster Miss Mary
Brent of Kansas City, Miss Katherine
freshman, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Ed
ith Guibor. Miss Sue Herbst, Miss Anna
Herbst, Miss Marcia Spfvey, Miss Bere-
nice Fuller. Mr.. Phil Daley. Mr.. Franl.
Moss. Mr. Bob Stewart, Mr.. Jim Stew.
art, Mr. Late Resseguie, Mr.. Howard
Patten. Mr. Walter Hayes. Mr.. Fred
Barnes, Mr.. VIII Tinker Mr. Everett
Akers, Mr.. George Freshman, Mr. Bert
Cook. Mr.. Glllie Updegraff, Mr. Sam
Freshman, Mr. Lathrop Gay. Mr.. Char
lie Nudge, Mr.. Charlie Wolff and Nj
Lakota Club Meets.
The regular meeting Of the Lalota
club was held Monday afternoon at the
home of Miss Mary Thompson and the
following programme given:
The subject for the afternoon was.
THE Inns of Court. the Temple
The programme was as follows:
Shakespeare, Act IT. scene Nv. Mrs.
Paper. The Temple Church. Miss Flor
ence Greer.
Reading, "a Book About Lawyers
Jefferson, Miss Bessie West
Discussion, with Whom DO We Most
Identify the Temple, the Knight Tenn
plarr the Man OF Letters or the Law
yer2" led By Miss Dora Furman.
The club viii meet in two weeks with
Mrs. David Palmer.
NOTes and Personal Mention
Miss Florence Rossington went to
Kansas City Monday to see Sarah Bern
hardt.
There will be a business meeting we'd
nesday afternoon OF the Ladies' Music
club, at the studio OF Miss Gertrude
Tracy.
The vignette club will meet during
the month Of January with Mrs c. A.
MCGUIRE at zoos Topeka avenue.
The Ladies' Society of the First Meth
odist Church win meet in the church
O'Clock
The ChaIdean club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. George D. Walp, and
will continue meeting with her during
FEBRUARY. The club Is now studying
Longfellow.
The Iris club will met Saturday after
noon with Misses Isabel and Kathleen
Lord.
Mrs Case OF Abilene is in Topeka
visiting Mrs. NJ. a.. Low
Mrs. Charles Thomas has issued fnvf-
tations for a supper Friday evening.
Mrs. a. H. Horton returned Saturday
from Florida Judge Horizons health
return for some time.
The Monday club was pleasantly en-
tertained Monday afternoon BY Mrs. Ed
ward HerbEt &C a guest table
were. Mrs. Case Of Abilene, Mrs NJ a.
Low, Mrs. G. c. Baker and Mrs G B
Reed The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs A. Marburg
in PotWin.
Mrs Fred Cole entertained a few
friends at an informal luncheon today.
Mrs. Wilbur S. Clancy entertained a
few guests at a delightful luncheon
Saturday for Misses Irene and Elite
Valentine OF Casey, Iowa. Besides the
guests OF honor, those present were. Mrs.
Walter Gust. Mrs. Carl Nellfs, Miss
Ida Bergen. Miss Lee Redden. Miss
Emily Elliott Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss
Lillian Valentine
Three additional affairs to be given in
honor Of Miss Alice Prescott are. q plate
shower W ednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Lewis, an informal
amair Friday afternoon to be given by
MIS- George Q. Wilmarth and q lunch