The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-15

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SOCIETY,"
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Mrs Eugene Hagan was the hostess
at a charmingly pretty luncheon given
at the Topeka club at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of her sister.
Mrs Frank Thomas of AtchisOn, who is
spending the week here The table
flowers were pink and white carnations
and lighting was by pink candles in
silver Candida bra Covers were laid for
Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. w J.
Black, Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton, Mrs.
George Crawford, Mrs. Arthur Capper,
Miss Helen Thompson. Miss Suzanne
Gay, Miss Gertrude Devereux. Miss Mar
jorie Wheeler, Miss Virgiline Mulvane,
Miss Florence Rossington, Miss O'Con-
A June Wedding.
The Lawrence Journal says: An
nouncement has been made to the
friends of Miss Emma White, a former
well known resident of Lawrence. but
now living in Topeka of her coming
marriage to Mr.. Mills, of that place,
which is to take place in June" This
refers to Miss. Emma White, who is one
of the popular young ladies of Topeka,
and Mr.. Arthur Mills, a we'll known To-
peka society man. The intimate friends
of the young people have known of the
engagement but no public announce
ment has been made.
Miss Woods Recital
The graduating recital of Miss Vida
Wood which was given at Washburn
college last night was attended by a
large and fashionable audience of the
friends of the popular young vocalist.
Miss Wood has a fresh and pleasing
soprano voice which was heard last
night in a we'll selected programme, in
the rendition of which she had the as
siStance of Miss LuCelia B. Clarke. Vio-
linist and chorus of voices. Miss
Woods gown was a dainty creation of
sheer white batiste trimmed with many
frills and ruffles and she received guam
titles Of lovely flowers.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Virgiline Mulvane win entertain
at luncheon at her home 1897 Clay street
Monday in compliment to Mrs. Frank
Thomas of Atchison- Mrs. Thomas is
Miss Mulvane's guest for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene EIagan, Miss
RossingtOn and Miss O'Connor viii go
to Kansas City Friday to see Richard
Mansfield in 'Reaueaire"
Mr.. T. L. King, Mr. Dan Hammatt
and MI Joe Wilson are among the To
peka people who viii attend the Phi
Gam party in Lawrence tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Pancoast Kidder went to Denver
Wednesday to see his sister, Miss Fath-
aryn Kidder and accom- pany her on her
tour of Colorado in Molly Pitcher"
Mr.. D. W. Eastman of Enid. Ok. is
the guest of his son. Mr.. VIII East
man.
Mr.. w. ]. Sylvester and family left
Wednesday for Chicago.
Mr.. L. A. Stebbins is in Kansas City.
The school of music of the College of
the Sisters of Bethany win give a reci-
tai Saturday night.
Miss Berenice Fuller will go to Law
renee Friday for the Phi Gam party and
will be a guest of Mrs w. A. Willis at
the Phi Gam chapter house.
Mrs. Frederick Fruer is in Leaven-
worth where she assisted at a card
party given By her sister, Mrs. Robert
Berry Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hite will go to
Kansas City tomorrow to see Richard
Mansfield in ..Beaucaire."
Mrs. Augustus Zahner's and Mrs. e
A Herbst's invitations for their recep-
ton to be given Friday, May 25, at the
Zahner residence on Topeka avenue
We're issued Yesterday.
Judge A. i. Green entertained the
members of the Newton delegation to
the Knights Templar eonclave at dinner
at the Elk's club Tuesday night. Covers
were laid for 25.
Miss Belle Waugh, who has been with
Miss Emma White this week on her
way from visit in La Junta and Col
orado Springs, left today for her home
in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs A r. Higbee of Cleveland o.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs c. b
Reed.
Mrs. A. E. swigland of Blue Rapids. is