The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-31

incandescent lights attached to the
ribs. Under this were several quaint
taboretS from which tea was served by
Mrs. Luther Burns and Mrs. J. c. Pol
lock seated on cushions on the floor.
They wore kimonas and had their hair
dressed Japanese fashion. Ice cream
and cake were also served in the quaint
est Japanese dishes. Running around
all four sides of the room were low
cushioned seats, piled with pillows The
walls were hung with a profuSiOn OF
Japanese pictures. banners, plaques and
all sorts of curios. From the ceiling
were suspended a number of novel Ian
terms. In the doorways We're hung red
curtains.
Assisting upstairs were, Mrs. c. S.
Eagle, Mrs. D. E. EsterIy, Mrs. John
Green and Mrs. A. A. Hurd- Down
stairs were, Mrs. Frank r. Millspaugh,
Mrs. 1. S. Lauck, Mrs Edwin Lang,
Mrs. Frank Hobart aRd Mrs w. c.
Garvey Miss Phil Reed and Miss
Helen Sterne admitted the guests at
the door. All of the assisting ladies
The hours were from 2:30 until 4:3O
and in the evening all of the assisting
ladies were entertained at supper.
About five hundred invitations were
issued for the affair.
"Reviewers" Meet.
Mrs. H. T. Robertson entertained the
Reviewers club very pleasantly
Thursday afternoon at her home at 935
Quincy street The members of the club
are: Mrs w E. McVey Mrs. G.. w.
HINT Mrs p n Turner Mrs w d
Gillette, Mrs. H. d. Can, Mrs ]. c.
Wood Mrs. E. d. Robertson, Mrs. J. w.
Going, Mrs. f. E. Thatcher and Mrs. E.
B. Warren.
Mrs. Garvey Endorsed.
At the meeting of the Converse ton
club Wednesday evening, Mrs. Harry o.
Garvey was endorsed as president of the
Topeka Federation Other clubs which
have endorsed Mrs. Carney are, the At
lanteans Western SorosiS and the Wig
nette.
The EIks' Party.
The Ellxs gave their regular dancing
party Thursday evening in their rooms.
The attendance was not quite so large
as usual on account of the diSagreeable
weather but the affair was up to its
regular standard. Among those who en-
| joyed the evening were: Mr.. and Mrs
John F.. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. George StOker, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Webb Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Hall, DR.. and Mrs George P.
| Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Eagle, Mrs.
| Goss of Newton, Miss Helen Thompson,
! Miss Norma Wheeler of Kansas City,
Miss Edna Crane, Miss Goss of Newton,
Mrs. Ina b. Crist Miss Nelson of Iron
wood, Mich, Mr.. Arthur Lingafelt, Mr..
Jack Tiffany, Mr.. Will Alexander. Mr..
John Poster, Mr.. Horace Hall, Mr.. Har-
ry Valentine and Mr.. Ed Arnold.
MIR. Evans Dinner.
Mr.. Frank Evans was the host at a
charming dinner party at the Topeka
club Thursday evening His guests
We're: DR.. and Mrs L. H. Mum, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Judge and Mrs.
| w. R. Smith, Mrs. f. NJ Clark of New
| York city, Miss Florence Rossington,
| Miss Vera Low, Colonel W. H. Rossing-
| ton, Mr.. Albert T. Reid and Mr.. David
1 Mu1vane.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs ]. w. Daniels viii go to Leaven-
worth Sunday for few days visit with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Mrs. Nj. c. Hammatt will entertain
her card club Saturday afternoon at
her home on Tyler street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church give a ''Corean''