The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-13
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SOCIETY
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Mrs. Clement Smith ana MIS- rISU -
Snow entertained very delightfully."- at
thimbles this afternoon at the nome y
Mrs. smith at 721 Polk street. The
affair might have been termed a val
entine party, as the decorations con-
sisted of strings of red hearts festooneo
over the curtains between the doorways
and around the chandeliers me
flowers used We're red carnations, an IIL
the lights all had pretty RED Ao"eA
shades. .,4o
heart tied with red and white r1ppohs'
with pencil attached, and requested ~
draw a valentine and write an appro-
pirate verse. 1t is probable that NOR NOR
time was spent in valentine nahIns
than in sewing. &C.,,
A pleasant feature of the afternoon
were some vocal numbers by MIS- - =.
H. Anderson and piano selections py
Miss Faith Andrews. The hostesseS
were assisted by Mrs. E. w. PolndeXteL'
Mrs. Z. II. Anderson, Mrs. b. L. w eloH .
Mrs. John Sargent, Mrs. A. A RoQseIs,
Mrs. Anton Smith, Miss Caroline Roser
and Miss Mabel Roser. About ocloGk
refreshments We're served through the
rooms on trays. Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Snow will give a second thlnpie party
Friday afternoon
The guests invited for this afternoon
we're: Mrs c. o. Knowles, Mrs. Edwin
LANCE, Mrs. W. T. Eckert. Mrs. W. >
Kale. Mrs. A. w. Lacey, Mrs. Z. p
Skinner Mrs. W. A S. Bird, Mrs. D. q
McCray. Miss McCray. Mrs. c. H.
Guibor, Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson, Mrs. e
b. Reed, Mrs. T. b. Mayo, Mrs. Eugene
Stotts, Mrs. Sampson, ST., Miss hath-
crime Mills, Mrs. Albert Parker, Mrs.
Byron H. Davis, Mrs. Frank E. Parr
Mrs. ]. II. Evans, Mrs. w. A. Nc
Garter, Mrs. ]. l.. Shellabarger, Mrs
Frank Cope. Mrs. J. d. Norton, Mrs. J.
K. Jones, Mrs. E p. Baker, Mrs E l.
Sim, Mrs. VIM. Macferran, Mrs A o.
Rosser, Mrs. Joab Mulvane, Mrs j. e.
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GODDARD. Mrs. John CLANCY. Mrs. Geo.
Eagle. Mrs. J. NJ Wallace, Mrs. Jas =
Coe, Mrs. P. 1. Bonebrake, Mrs. J; +.
Rowley,, Mrs. Ida NJ. Bevier Mrs Chas
Colburn, Mrs. r. T. Herrick, Mrs. w
]. Drum, Mrs. W. D. Gassett. Mrs. j.
T.. Torrington. Mrs T. B. Sweet, Mrs.
w. B. Swan, Mrs. DR.. Fighter, Mrs
Bert Pugh, Mrs. Geo. W. Clark, Mrs
A. W. Parks Mrs. H l. Alkire, Mrs
VIM. Green, Mrs. w. NJ. Crosby, Mrs.
Walter Wellhouse, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. G.
F. Whitney, Mrs. l. NJ. Thomas, Mrs.
c. w Bower, Mrs. Franklin Metzler.
Mrs. Jacob Bair. Mrs. Fred lies, Mrs.
J. p. Griswold. Mrs Jay Morris, Mrs
Geo. NJ Noble, Mrs. Kittie Bailey, Mrs.
Thon as Martin, Mrs. Chas. King, Mrs.
IT. A Lewellyn, Mrs. A. K. Wilson, Mrs
James Sproat, Mrs. VIM. Parker. Mrs.
w. NJ. Forbes, Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs
J. r. Hayes. Miss Daisy Hayes, Mrs.
F. NJ. Sheldon, Mrs. NJ. Weightman.
Mrs. c. H. Sampson, Mrs. D. A. Null
vane.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mrs. George Port Ashton gave a
charming little thimble party Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on Topeka
avenue Her guests were the ladies
who assisted her at her Fat homes of
Saturday and Monday afternoons. The
rooms were prettily decorated and de-
HciOus refreshments were served.
The guests were, Mrs. DeWitte Nellis,
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Mrs. J. c. Pollock, Mrs. w. G. Kelly,
Mrs. Fred Wilmer of Kansas City, Mrs.
Harry Williams. Mrs. DuRelle Gage.
Miss Norma Wheeler of Kansas City,
Mics Mabel Knowles, Miss Lena Nc
Cras-, Miss Emma Kelly, Miss Anna
Marie Nellis Miss Edna Crane, Miss
Marjory Wheeler and Miss Virgiline
Mulvane.
Mrs. Lewis, who lived in the City of
Mexico for a while. gave an interesting
talk on her experiences while there, and
Miss Emma Kelly took the guests a
trip to the Klondike.
Little Misses Helen Henderson and
Lucille Pollock assisted in serving the
refreshments.
The lOIanthe Club Meeting.
The Iolanthe club was to have met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frank Strawn but on account of illness
1t was entertained by Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby
Instead Mrs. Strawn will be the hos
Guests of the club were, Mrs. H. Van
Tassel of Marshall, Mimi, Mrs. George
NJ. Stone Mrs. James B. Doncyson. Mrs.
Lewis H. Greenwood Mrs Emmett
Rigby. Mrs. Will CIauser, Mrs. Ralph
Clauser, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Miss Eva
Mayberry of Mcpherson, Miss Aline
Lamy and Miss Lolita Deisher.
Mrs. George Mccoy won the first club
prize. a pretty plate, while the second
club prize, pin tray, was awarded to
Mrs. Robert Merrick. Miss Eva May
tionery.
The Manola Club Party.
The Manola club gave it's regular
sons hall. Music was furnished by
Hairs orchestra, and the evening was
enjoyed by the following guests: Miss
Margaret Wilson, Miss May Barrett
Miss Ada Pulley Miss Fern Prafher
Miss Ada Anderson, Miss Gertrude Mil
Ter, Miss Nellie Harmon Miss Anna
Myers, Miss Estene Barnum, Miss Fran
ees McCarter, Miss Helen Harris. Miss
Myrtle Karr, Miss Ada Cartilage Miss
Stella Ssxton, Miss Wingett, Mr. w H
Mckirahan. Mr. Beamer Nelson, Mr.
Louis G. Pulley, Mr. Leonard Ralston
Mr.. B. A. Rodgers, Mr. Harry ST Holm
Mr. Harry Henry Mr.. Harry T. Smith
Mr.. Dwight H. Elder, Mr. Tony Bond
Ar Arthur l. Hudson. Mr.. Robert
smith, Mr. G. d. Hudson. Mr. Charles
Anderson, Mr.. Hadley Carter and Mr.
George Wilson.
An Interesting Entertainment.
The closing entertainment of the lee
lure course at the Second United Pres
Oyterian church took place Wednesday
Wening. The programme was an in
.eresting one. There were vocal Num-
pers by Miss Greenwood, Miss Morrow
Mss McLain and Mr. Walter Mel ,aueh
In. Readings by Miss Neal and Miss
7errberg. Piano numbers by Miss
sarkhurst. Miss Herrberg and Misses
HcLaln. There was a violin solo nv
dfss lrma Doster and Miss Anna Maria
NolliS XbiSflad