The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-14
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| Miss Anna Marie Nellis was the host
| ess at a charming little chafing dish
| supper Wednesday evening, which she
| gave in honor of her cousin, Miss Ruth
| Nellis, of Johnstown, N Y The first
| part of the evening was spent inform
| ally with cards and music. Mrs. l.. H
| Mum sang, Miss Helen Thompson
| played. and the hostess whistled.
| Late in the evening the guests were
invited to the dining room. where
delicious chafing dish supper was
served. The guests were seated at one
| long table, in the center of which was
| square embroidered in yellow chrys-
anthemums, on which rested big
bouquet of the natural blossoms.
| The guests were: DR.. and Mrs. L. H
Mum, Miss Nellis, Miss Sadie Atchison
| and Miss Edna Darrah of Leavenworth,
Miss Helen Thompson. Miss Maude
Bates, Miss Josephine Shellabarger, Mr.
/ Ned Osborn. Mr.. Ed Kellam, Mr.. Frank
Evans; Mr.. Fran sln, Hunt Unit MI ia her Mr
| Luther Nellis.
For Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. w. 3. Swan entertained very
| pleasantly this afternoon at her home
| on Buchanan street, complimentary 20
| her sister. Mrs. George Harrison: II
| the afternoon refreshments were served
The guests were limited to the mem
] bers of a card club which played IaSl
| season. They are: Mrs. Paul Lovewell,
4 Mrs Robert Merrick, Mrs. Holloway
| Mrs David Kendall, Mrs. Lutte Emble-
| ton, Mrs. John Kendall, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs
FTed lyman MGS Ge0n Mss Bernice
Vreeland, Miss Magill, Miss Parkinson,
! Miss Sarah Parkinson. Miss Lottle
| Snyder. Miss Blanche snyder MISS
w-w.Ia Xy,r1 low
The NelIis "At Home"
| Mrs. DeWitte Nelns and daughter.
Miss Anna Marie Nellis, will give their
regular at home Friday afternoon and
| evening at their home on West Fifth
street. This promises to be an unusual
| ly pleasant affair, as it is the last one
| before Miss Ruth Nellis returns to her
home in New York. A number of out
of-town guests are expected
An Informal Affair.
Miss Mildred Scott entertained in
| formally this afternoon at her home on
| Mrs. L. B. Mackie, who leaves next
week for New York city. There were
| only a few guests invited to enjoy Miss
Scotts hospitality. Late In the AFTER,
| non refreshments were served Vocal
numbers by Miss Ethel Davies were
| much enjoyed.
L. M. G. Meeting.
| The regular meeting of the Ladies'
| Music club was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. ]. w. Going
| of Topeka avenue. The next meeting
| will be at the home of Mrs. Frank Eos
| ter in Potwin. Guests of the club We'd
nesday were: Mrs. Worthington. Miss
| Clough of Paxton, Ill, Miss Emma
Dennis and Miss Helen Otis.
The programme was as follows:
| 1-Characteristic March Schubert
The Misses Campdoras.
2@Erl King. SchuDerl
Miss Helen Thompson.
S-(a) The Hateful Color Schubert
OBJ When at Early Dawn. Schumann
Mrs. John K1einhans.
4EFour Leaved Clover .Coombs
Mrs. Frank Foster.
| 5rBarcaro1le .....-........ Rubinstein
Mrs W. G. Dickie.
| 6-Thou 'rt Like Unto a Flower. .
Rubinstein
Miss Irene Horner.
7-Serenade Schubers
Mrs. Horton.
S-Night on the Wave Smart
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs A. r. Linga-
felt, Mrs. L. S. Ferry. Mrs. Frank
Foster.
sImpromrtu .................Sc Schubert
Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan.
1O-Opus 4. First Movement. Schubert
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
11-Wind of the South Chadwick
Mrs. Frank Thomas.
12-Impromptu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schubert
Mrs. J. w. z. Hughes.
13-Impromptu -.......---..-.- Schubert
Mrs ]. w. Going.
40 Knight if Thou Lady Hast Cow
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lingafelt, Mrs.
Ferry, Mrs. Foster
.sYou and T. Club Meets.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence enter
tanned the You and I card club very
pleasantly Wednesday evening. The
prizes were won by Miss Eda Smyth
and Mr.. Will Clauser. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clauser Guests
of the club were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Stotts, Mr. and Mrs. K. r. Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clauser and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Schlegel.
Iianey-D0ugIas.
A very pretty wedding which took
| place Tuesday evening was that of Miss
| Maude Douglas and Mr.. Robert Haney,
| The ceremony was performed by Rev
F. w Emerson of the First Christian
church.
The arrangements were simple but
pretty; the rooms were all decorated
with palms and ferns and in the parlor
We're pink and white carnations and
American Beauty roses Only the rela-
tives and the most intimate friends
were present. After the ceremony
four course dinner was served
The bride wore a becoming costume
of white batiste, with a tucked chiffon
yoke, outlined with white satin ribbon
The sleeves reached below the elbows
and We're finished with chiffon puffs.
The skirt which was made with a train
was finished with a deep tucked flounce-
She carried an armful of bride roses.
A great many handsome presents were
received by the young people.