The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-27

a pretty china plate, and the gentle
mems a sterling silver paper cutter. The
consolation prize was mammoth blue
pencil The rooms were prettiiy deco
rated for the occasion, the first parIor
in pink carnations and the second par
lor in white carnations and marguerites
Palms and ferns were used in both
rooms.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Tatum, Mr.. and Mrs j. Z. Warehouse
of Emporia, Mr. and Mrs D. j. Green
valid, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fl. Kfnnear Miss
Rizer, Miss Belle Thompson, Miss Ma
rian Kenderdine, Miss Anna Marie
Nellis, Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Olive
Lewis, Miss Virgie Payne, Miss Ella
Ramsev- Miss Jennie Hagar. Miss Emma
Hagar. Miss Estelle Leon, Miss Brewer
Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr.. John Waters,
Mr.. Luther NeIlis, Mr.. Otis Dalton. Mr.
f.. C. Arnold, Mr. o. A. Keene, Mr.. f. III.
JoIley. DR.. Shelly, Mr. Nate Thompson
and Mr.. H Martin.
Mrs. Tuttle Enfertaius.
Mrs. s. r. futile entertained the Cur
rent Literature club at q social after
noon Tuesday. After the usual pro-
nrrsarnr1e Miss Ruth Collins gave a violin
go Ga Mis- NfabeI Marlin 4. niaro solo
While Mrs. TuttIe and her daughter
served dainty refreshments a mandolin
club played in the upper hall Mrs
Tuttle's pretty new home was decorated
with carnations and blooming hyacinths-
The guests of the club were Mrs Will
bur- Mrs Neil, Miss Mabel Martin. Miss
Daisy Neil. and Miss Ruth Collins
Mrs. Belts EHtertains.
Mrs. ). b Belts entertained at a fad
party at her home on North Quincy
street Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the
wives OF the state officers and legisla-
tors.
The following enjoyed Mrs. Betts' hos
pftality: Mrs. W. X. Stanley, MRS. Fl. z
Richter, Mrs Geo. J. Barker, Mrs @. IT.
Bi0d1e Mrs. H. f. Giessler, Mrs. G. f.
LobdelI. Mrs. Fremont Leidy, Mrs John
T. chaney, Mrs Frank E. Grimes. Mrs
T. T. Kelly. Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. Mrs
Frank Nelson, Mrs. Geo. A Clark, Mrs.
Geo. Z. Cole. Mrs Robert Dougherty,
Mrs c. w. Gabriel. Mrs. p. v. Peterson
Mrs NJ r. Ward, Mrs T. M MG 7l
Mrs. M. l.. Bowman, Mrs. R. r. Hees.
Mrs. M c. Hallet, Mrs. Harry Mcmillan,
Mrs r. Dulnont Smith, Mrs. T. a
Noftzger, Mrs. B. F. Tatun, Mrs L K
Wright, Mrs. Chas Harris, Mrs II. F.
Mason. Mrs. Chas. Sessions. Mrs z. D.
McKeever. Mrs. J. B. Sims. Mrs. W. A.
Owens, Mrs. Albert Warner, Mrs. l. A.
Ryder Mrs. Gus Mihleison, Mrs. r. p.
Gresser, Mrs. G. E. Jordan, Mrs. g. IT,
Rhodes, Miss Hayden, Miss Nellie Jones'
Miss Myrtle Belts, Mrs s. J. Mont
A cOOkey Shine.
The Pi Beta Phis enjoyed ''cookey
shine Tuesday evening At the home q
Mrs John H. Green at her home ON
Mrs John Fl. Green on Monroe street
The evening was an enjoyable
affair and an elaborate spread was
served Among the members present
were: Mrs. ]. r. MCFARLAND, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Herbert Armstrong, Mrs +
F. Doran, Mrs Green, Miss Mary Cham
berlain, Miss Ida Patterson, Miss Mary
Frost Miss Gertrude Hill, and Miss
Catherine Smith.
N0Ies and Personal Mention.
day afternoon at the home Of Miss Kate
Gunther.
The u and 1. Flower Mission met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. L.
HfIIyer at her home on Topeka avenue.
The ladies are now sewing for the Or
The Saturday Night whist club has
been changed into an afternoon club ana
will met every two weeks at the homes
of the members. Mrs. John E. Lord ell
tertained it Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Park Ewart, of st. Louis, who /
has been spending several days in To |
peka with his parents, viii leave Thurs
day for Washington, d. c., to attend !
the Inauguration.
Miss Eta Beck will entertain the !
No Name card club Friday evening
Mrs. p l. Bonebraxe has invited |
guests for an AFFAIR Saturday afternoon
The Progressive Grande club will be |
entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss /
Hfla HfnckIev at her home ON West /
Fifth street
Mrs. Caroline Brown Of Ga1esburg, III. |
is spending two or three weeks in To-
DGka WITH the ldlIl4ly VI nGL OEOLuCL, MI
G. w. Greenwood
The Commisceo club will give its reg /
ular dancing party Thursday evening at 1
Hudson'a hall
c. S. Sutton. Of San Francisco win ar
rive the last of the week for a few days
visit with Topeka friends.
The E o. ". whist club was pleasant /
" entertained this afternoon by Mrs J.
K. Jones. Mrs. l. T. Lockhart substitu- 1
ted for Mrs. Geo. Bates and Miss Sarah /
Beck for Mrs. Bowen.
"A certain Topeka lady started out on +
a calling expedition Monday afternoon I
and out of thirteen persons she called /
upon she found one at home.
Mrs A C. VanCleave has returned I
from q visit at different points in Color
ado; she has recently moved to Topeka
from I4aJunta.
Miss Marian Haslxins, OF St Louis, j.
spending a few days in Topeka with
relatives and friends.
The Occidental club met Tuesday af-
ternoOn at the home OF Mrs. GuilfoTd
Dudley The next meeting viii be with I
Mrs. A. A. Robinson.
Miss Katherine Lacey, of Chicago, is
in Topeka. called here by the illness II I
her brother. Mr. Watson Lacey.
Miss Beatrice and Miss Lillian Foster
are visiting in Kansas City
James B. Hayden and wife visited in
Kansas City yesterday.
Arthur Capper was in Lawrence yes
terday.
Rev F. NJ. Bennett. of Lawrence. Is
spending a couple Of days in Topeka
Miss Lucene Barker, Miss Rernica
Barker 1ucene Spencer and Mr.. Chas
Spencer OF Lawrence. spent yesterday n
topeka the guests Of George J. Barker.
speaker OF the mouse OF representa- ives.
Miss Edna DarTahs Of Leavenworth.
viii visit Miss Rossington Thursday
MIS-. Frederick Eruer and Miss Nina