The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-28

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Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton entertained at
an informal little card party this after
noon complimentary to her guests, Mrs
Mix and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mix
Of Chicago. Progressive high five was
the game Of the afternoon, at the close
Of which refreshments were served
The guests were, Mrs. Mix, Miss Mix,
Mrs. E. A. Herbst, Mrs. D. o. McCray,
Mrs. II. H. Embry, Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Mrs. w A. Morton, Mrs. Fred Freeman,
Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs. Charles
Blood Smith, Mrs. John E. Lord, Mrs.
@. G. Baker, Mrs George W. Crane, Mrs.
Frank Crane, Miss Edna Crane, Mrs. r.
K. Jamison Of Kansas City and Mrs. A.
c. Jacques
For Miss MccHntock.
Miss Edna NIcClintock was the guest
of honor at a delightful luncheon given
at one o'clock today by Miss Hazel
F'assler at her home on West Tenth ave
nue. The guests were all seated at one
long table on which was a pretty center
piece of viOlets and jonquils. Luncheon
was served in eight courses and the
color scheme of purple and yellow was
carried out as nearly as possible.
The guests were Miss McCHntock, Miss
Ivah Davis, Miss Janette Lord, Miss
Susie Gay, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss
Bessie Hayden. Miss Vera Low. Miss
Rachel Pugh of Lawrence, Miss Louise
Smith, Miss Helen Smith and Miss Sarah
Walker of Glenn Falls, N. Y.
An Anniversary Party.
Mr.. and Mrs J. M. Miner celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage very pleasantly Wednesday even
ing al their home at 211 HuntOOn street
by entertaining about twenty Of their
friends. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with a quantity of pink and white
carnations and hyacinths and the dainty
refreshments which were served at the
close of the evening carried out this color
scheme. The guests left behind them
many choice bits Of china in memory Of
the event
Readings by Miss Clara Crumb. music
and games made the time pass very
pleasantly. One of the features of the
evening was a Floral Wedding" the
prize for this was bunch OF flowers
which was won by Mrs. Cone
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. p. w
Crannell, Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Atwood, Mr.. and
Mrs M L. Field. Mr. and Mrs. FL. =.
Cone. Mr.. apd Mrs. f. J. Whitaker, Mrs.
J. w. Campbell and son Raymond. Mrs
Beardsley. Mr. George o. Beardsley-
Miss Clara Crumb, Miss Marian RENDER
dine and Miss Lewelling.
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A large audience assembled in the
First Christian church Wednesday after
noOc to listen to the excellent pro-
gramme given by the Ladies' Music club.
The occasion was a recital for the as
sociate members and was one of the
most pleasant OF the series. Mrs John
Kleinhans had a place on the pro-
gramme and It was a disappointment to
the audience that she had such cold
that she was unable to give her NUM-
Der. The next recital for the associate
members win be given in May.
The programme was as follows.
Pinsuti-We lcome Pretty Primrose
Flower ...-.......... Ladies' Quarteate
Observation-Disclosures, Op. 61....-...
Miss Tracy.
ReesATime Of the Roses. Mrs. Kleinhars
Chopin-Etude. Op. rs, 10. 8; Waltz.
Op. "a. No. 1............ Miss Martin.
Prryn-I Love You; Lang-Irish Love
Song Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Foster.
Raf-Polka de la Refine Miss Smith
Alierch-Gently Close Thy Weary Eye
lids Mrs ThomaS-
Popper-Elfentanz.. -.-....-. Miss Collins
Chopin-Etude (Aeolian Harp ........
Mrs. Hughes.
KemptOn-JohnsOn.
A very pretty home wedding which !
took place Wednesday evening was thar |
of Miss Anna Johnson and Mr. John |
kernpton, Jr-, at the home OF the brides
parents on Jefferson street. The cere- /
mony was performed at $3.50 by Rev. p. /
w. Crannell of the First Baptist church. |
MIS- X. @. Bean sang oh, Promise Me /
accompanied on the piano by Miss Maud \
Augustus, and as the last notes dIed I
aw9y the bride entered attended by Ter /
sister Miss Helma johnson, as maid of /
honor. The groom's brother. Mr.. Eu-
gene Kempton acted as best man.
The bride wore a pretty and becoming I
gown of white silk null, and carried /
bride roses. The maid Of honor woxe a
pretty white batiste. During the cere-
moay Miss Augustus played The Flow
er Song"
The house was decorated for the affair
with quantities of orange blossoms sent
from California Punch was served dur
ing the evening by Miss Vera johnson
and Miss May Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kempton viii be at home
to their friends after April 10, at S19
street. They left this morning
were the recipients Of many beautiful
presents
Noes and Personal Mention
Mrs. A. w Towsley. wife of the su-
Derntendent NOf transportation of the
A. T. & S. F., who has been spending
the past two months IN California will
Join her husband in Topeka the first Of
The month. They have taken rooms at
OPS Harrison street.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the FIRST I1feSDy terrain ChuEcnr Will
meet Friday afternoon, March 29, in the
,hurch parlors.
The Helianthus club issued invitations
.oday for a dancing party Saturday
ivening. April IS, at Hudson's hall. This
will be the last party of the series. and
promises to be a very pleasant affair
The Primary Sunday School Teach
rs union viii meet Saturday afternoon.
March 30 at the First Methodist church.
1t o'clock.
The Cosmos club will give its annual
,arty this evening at the home of Mrs
1cGregor, al 720 West Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs John IT, CLANCY and
hildren have returned from a visit with
riends in Larned-