The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-14

4 her pretty home on Harrison street. Al
. O'Clock a two-course luncheon was
served The afternoon was enjoyed by
about twenty guests Those from out OF
town were Mrs. Margaret Walker and
daughter, Miss Walker, of Gien's Falls
/ n. Y. Miss Diiler and Miss Sheeleigh,
/ of Philadelphia Several piano numbers
by Miss Walker were much enjoyed by
/ the guests.
A Dinner Party.
Miss Lizzie II. Wooster gave a delight
/ ful dinner party in the ordinary OF the
/ Hotel Throop Wednesday evening The
/ guests We're seated at one long table,
/ which was char1ningly decorated with
carnations; at each cover was a carna-
ton The dinner was served at o'clock
in nine courses
Miss Wooster's guests were: Judge
and Mrs IT. IT. Carver Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs d. w Lit
/ tie. Mr. and Mrs. w e. Connolly. Mr..
and Mrs. ". n Davidson, DR.. and Mrs.
/ Miss Diller and Miss Sheeleigh of Phila-
! delphia, Judge A. H. Ellis and Mr.. John
4 Macdonald.
Ladies' Music Club Meeting.
A very pleasant meeting Of the Ladies'
( Music club was held Wednesday after
noon in Miss Gertrude Tracy's studio.
The next meeting viii be held Wedaes-
day afternoon, March p. at the First
Christian church. and is to be for the
associate members. At the meeting
Wednesday it was unanimously voted to
endorse Mrs W. "A. Johnston for presi-
dent of the State Federation. The pro-
gramnne Wednesday was as follows:
1. Spring Night" .--.-.--.--..s chumann.
Mrs. Thomas.
2. Il Love Thee" ....... Edythe Pruyn.
Mrs. Frank Foster.
3. "katyd1d Ritter
Quartette.
4. Tournament .Nevin.
Miss Martin
5. NOcturne. op- p. No. Chopin.
Miss Gertrude Tracy.
St. Cecilia Music Club.
The st. Ceeelias held their regular
monthly meeting at Miss Bundy's stu
do last evening wednesday, These
meetings are growing in interest, and
club at each meeting. The following
interesting programme gave much pleas
ure to all those present.
Mozart and his contemporaries and
events in any way connected with the
time Of Mozart
Manhood Of Mozart Miss Council.
youth Of Mozart" Miss J. Carnahan.
National characteristics of the PeO-
pie of Bozart's Time" Miss Collins.
Anecdotes Concerning Mozart Miss
Bundy.
Minuet by Mozart at age Of 4, Miss
robert Burns" Mrs +. r. Bacon.
1.-THE Several Schools of Painting in
Mozart's Time" Mrs. L. L. Yount
Inventions in General, Time Of No
Fart" Miss L. Council
Sir Joshua Reynolds" painter, Miss
Bundy.
Political Events in the United States,
Time Of Mozart" Miss Hawley.
Political Events in Germany, Mo-
zart's Time" Miss Carnahan-
Janice Meredith" reviewed by Mrs.
Andrew Smith
Violin solo, Mozart's sonata in BIB
major, Mr. Stenger-
Two Dfaaramf Affasrr
Miss Edna ATillice gave two very de-
lghtful parties last week in honor Of her
cousin. Miss Georgia Moffitt Of Toluca,
III, who has been spending part Of the
winter in Topeka Thursday afternoon
she entertained the following guests at
thimbles: Miss Bfofitt. Mrs Ed Clark.
Mrs. George Mccoy, Mrs Carl Sawin, 1
Mrs. Charles Joslin, Mrs A. A. Hayes, /
Mrs. Ralph Clauser. Miss Mabel McGifnn, /
Miss Name Read Miss Ina Dreisbach, /
Miss Ella Ramsey, Miss Anna Crane, |
Miss Winnifred VanderpOol and Miss |
Matte Evans A guessing contest was a
feature OF the afternoon and the prize |
was won by Miss Eanderpool. The af- 1
ternoon was closed with q dainty 1
luncheon.
Friday evening Miss AIillice entertain
ed at cards. Her guests were, Mr.. and 4
Mrs. Clyde Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Will I
ClauSer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark, Miss /
Elizabeth Lee, Miss Julia Whitmer, Miss
Ethel Cockerell. Miss Leila Hord. Mr..
George Minney, Mr.. Walter Lawrence,
Mr.. DIR. Lux, Mr.. Roy Millice, Mr.. Chas.
Smythe- The prizes were won by Miss
Whitmer and Mr.. Mtnney. Refreshments
were served
Notes and Personal Mention
Phe following young people compose
an informal little card club which meets
every Wednesday evening and plays
duplicate whist: Miss Mabel Wood,
Miss Elizabeth Cole, Mr.. Paul Roehr, |
Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr.. Phil Daley and
Mr.. VIII Tinker. They met last evening
at the home OF Miss Guibor.
The You and I card club was pleas
7ntly entertained Wednesday evening by
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Lawrence The
members were all present with the ex-
,eption Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strawn
and Mr.. and Mrs. WIN CIauser substi-
luted for them. The prizes were won by
Miss Julia Whitmer and Mr. w d
Goodwin. The next meeting win be in
-wo weeks at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ed Clark.
Mrs w Logan and little son Glen left
.oday for a visit with friends in Sedalia.
The No Name card CLUB win Be enter
aimed Friday evening by Miss Octavia
Greenwood.
Mrs Ed Roland of Kansas City is Wis
ting Topeka friends for short time.
The following programme will be given
this evening at the regular meeting of
Unity club. Reading, Mrs. E. s. Robin
SON; piano solo, Miss Jean Parkhurst;
ak on Historical Novels" H G.. I.ari- /
ner; vocal solo. Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L Seagraves left
Wednesday for a trip to ElPaso. Texas.
before returning they will visit the
Grand Canon Of the Colorado river.
Mrs. r. c. Gay has returned from a |
short visit in Lawrence.
Mrs Ed Clark will entertain her card
Hub Friday afternoon.
Afr. and Mrs W. T. Miller have moved
nto their new home on Topeka avenue.
Mr. Frank Wear is spending the week
n the Indian Territory on business
AIRS. ". A. Page ana son Fred have