The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-15
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The reception given Brig. Gen. F'itz-
hugh Lee at the executive mansion FRI
day afternoon by Governor and Mrs.
Stanley was a very pleasant sociel
event. The artillerymen of battery B
had their cannon in position at the
north steps of the state house and as
the carriage containing the general
passed out Eighth avenue the brigadier
generals salute was fired.
The receiving hours were from until
and hundreds of guests called to meet
The general. In the receiving party were
General and Mrs Wilder S. Metcalf of
Lawrence, Major and Mrs. J. E. Rem
lnSton of Osawatomie, Colonel and Mrs.
w W. Denfson of Topeka. Captain and
Mrs Clad Hamilton. Captain and Mrs.
F. M Biddle, Major and Mrs-A. NJ. Har-
vey. Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Jones of Hoi-
ton, Colonel and Mrs f. NJ. Riddle, Mr..
and Mrs jerry Shaw of Dodge City Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harris Of Emporia
Governor and Mrs. Stanley and General
S. M. Fox.
A Club Party.
The girls of the p NJ c. club enter
tanned the members of the C. c. O. S. l.
party Friday evening at the home of
Miss Josephine Bell at 1104 Kansas ave-
nue. The masqueraders all wore masks
and a prize was offered to the girl
guessing correctly the identity of the
greatest number. 1t was pen and ink
sketch and was won by Miss Blanche
JenneSS. The favorS were small pen
and ink sketches done by the hostess.
The guests present were: Miss Flor
ence Mayer. Miss Mary Stout Miss Mary
Sutherland, Miss Bessie Jet, Miss
Blanche Jenness, Miss Edna Groves,
Miss Ruby Smell, Miss Grace Overmyer,
Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss Airline
Dietrich, Miss Helen Sterne, Miss Min
ME Chamberlain and Miss Clara Dan
iels.
A Valentine Party.
Miss Mabel Roser entertained the Jo-
vial Sextette club and a few other
friends very pleasantly Friday evening
at her home at 306 Topeka avenue. The
first part of the evening was spent in
playing high five, partners being found
by matching candy hearts tied with rib
bons- Later a valentine box afforded
much amusement for the guests. Re-
freshments were served on the card Ia
bles.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Cora Council, Miss
Lola Berry, Miss Ina Dreisbach, Miss
Vendla johnson, Miss Mae Richie, Miss
Vina johnson. Miss Nellie Jones, Miss
Minnie Kuehne. Miss Nellie Breidenthsl,
Mr.. Ed Lesh, MIR. Gfltner HostutIer, Mr..
Winn Dreisbach, Mr. Carl Tickle, Mr.
Clarence Houghtelin, MFR. Hugh Coultis,
Mr.. Elias Anderson, Mr.. Charles Howe
and Mr.. Clarence Gresser.
Hyperion Party.
The Hyperion club gave it's regular
dancing party Friday evening at Stein
bergs hall. The evening was enjoyed
by the following guests: Miss Daisy
Warner, Miss Maude Naylor, Miss Pearl
Weber, Miss Venice Whitney, Miss
Miss Kate Cuthert, Miss Mae Tally. Miss
Margaret Wilson, Miss Mabel Roser,
Miss Caroline Roser, Miss Mary Me-
DowelI and Miss Mary T1annfgan of Dem
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White, Miss Edna Prescott, Mr.. W. T.
Shehan, Mr.. Earl Graham, Mr.. d. G..
Haggart, Mr. W. r. Lawrence. Mr.. j.
Karl Henderson, Mr.. Clarence r.. Jones,
Mr. Will Cuthbert, Mr.. Bruce Harmon,
Mr.. w. Fl. MeKirahan,' Mr.. r. A. Rob-
inson, Mr.. Tom Whitmer, Mr.. J. G.
EdeIblute, Mr.. L. NJ. Saxton, Mr. H w.
Lyddane and Mr.. M. H Phillips.
Chautanqaa Programme.
The following programme will be
given Monday at the meeting of the
Ninde Chautauqua at the First Metho-
dist church:
: Roll call viii be responded to with
faVorite quotations.
American Diplomacy, chapter x-Miss
Walker
Studies in the Poetry of Italy, page
2e3 to 2S2-Miss Ada F'ulcher.
Studies in the Poetry of Italy, pages
283 to 296-Mrs. Walker.
A Birthday Party
Mrs Charles Beronius gave a little
party Friday afternoon in celebration
of her son karfs fifth birthday Tue
invitations sent out q few days before
hand bore the following verse:
I'm a merry young saint
And inclined to be gay,
So call on ST. Valentines day.
There are times to be merry
With laughter and shout,
And this is to tell you
To be sure and come out"
The decorations were pink and white,
and the efreshments were also in these
colors.
The little people were: Townsley
Roby, Wesley Coles, Fred Rigby, VIII
liam Lynch, John Zercher, Arthur Fer
Onius and Karl Beronius The favorS
were fancy bonbonnieres full OF bon
bons and with tiny doll in the center.
A Seven O'clock Dinner.
Mrs. ]. s West is to give a O'Clock
Mrs. John Bayless, of Fort Scott. Her
guests will be Mrs. Eugene F. Ware,
Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. A. A GODDARD
Mrs. A. A. Weiskirch, Mrs. Graves,
Mrs. L. A. Connolly, Mrs. James .3rier
Mrs. o. II. Kittle, Miss Mize ana Miss
Palmer.
al. r. r." Club Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Petro entertained
the members of the i. f. F. club and a
few other friends very pleasantly Fri
day evening at their home at GIL Bu-
chanan street. The members of the
club are: MIR. and Mrs. Roy Ritchie,
Mr. and Mrs o. H. Kittle. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
VIII Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bianch
and Mr. and Mrs. Petro. The guests