The Topeka state journal., 1902-12-11

The Copeland at homes which are to
be an important feature of the social
side of the approaching legislative ses-
sion were inaugurated under especially
suspicious circumstances today Mrs
Chester i. Long is the especial nOSteSS
today, assisted by Mrs. j. c. Gordon,
Mrs. J. c. Pollock, Mrs. W. A. Johnston,
Mrs. ". NJ. VanValkenburg, Mrs. e
Dumont Smith, Mrs. W. Y. Morgan,
Mrs. H. E OverhoIt Mrs James E. Hur-
ley. Mrs. S. E. Sheldon. Mrs J. K Hud-
son, Mrs. ]. c. Stormont Mrs. w. e.
Nichols and Mrs W. w Webb. The
Copeland parlors are decorated simply
with palms and carnations and Miss
McNair of Halstead and Miss Carolyn
Plumb of Emooria presided al the tea
tables. The afternoon hours are from
3 to o'clock and the evening hours,
planned for the convenience of the men
friends of the hostesses. are after 8
O'Clock. No personal invitations are ex-
tended but all friends of the hostesses
are welcome.
Miss Grace Weiss entertained eight
tables at a matinee high five today for
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell of Morenci,
Arizona. Invitations were limited to the
especial friends of the guest of honor.
The prize was copy of Halle Erminie
Rives Hearts Courageous"
Mrs Harry F. Williams invitations
are out for an informal afternoon next
Z.
Mrs. Roger Van Hook of La Junta, Col.
The Ladies Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank p. Mac
Lehman for the usual programme and
lecture by Mr. George Barlow Penny
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. J. w. Going the second
Wednesday in January. Wednesdays
programme included:
(a) A Love Song. Hawley
OBJ Were My Song With Wings.
PROVIDED .-..--......-..-.....R r. Hahn
Mrs. Thomas.
Solhggietto. ...................P. F.. Bach
Mrs. Hughes.
Song Without Words ..........St Saens
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst
Quartette-' Maybells" ..... KIeffel
Mrs Thomas. Mrs Parkhurst, Mrs.
Foster. Mrs. Ferry
Let the Red Rose Fade de..........
...................H II. Clough Leighter
Mrs. Kleinhans.
2 Voice Inventior Bach
Mrs. Going
Mrs Parkhurst
Miss Parkhurst.
Aria from Passion Music Bach
Mrs. Foster.
oaraDahde ..--.-........ Bach
Mrs Kleinhans
Mrs. W. A. Johnston gave luncheon
at the Copeland today. in honor of the.
wives of the retiring state officers. The
table flowers were American 8eauty,
roses,
The marriage of Miss Virgil Ross
daughter of Mrs Nora Ross and Mr.
John Dillon took place Wednesday al
ternoon at o'clock. at the hcne of the
brides mother. I'LL Jackson street. Th-
Rev. j. d COuntermine performed ire
ceremony. which was attended by reia-
tives only. Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon win live
at I'LL Jackson street
Dr. and Mrs. George Port Ashton en-
tertaired al a chafng dish sunper for
twelve at their home on Topeka avenue
Wednesday night.
At the Arts and Crafts exhibit a,
Unity church Friday afternoon NJ
George NJ. Stone. tie Topeka 3airtrr
will give a talk on How to .I11dge a
Picture" The lecture begins at )
o'clock Many of Mr. Stones '.,ict1Ires
are among the work shown at the OK
hibit Friday evening the Shan1ine-;. !.
club gives the following programme
which begins at s O'clock:
J. The Flatterer' .......... Chanainade
Mrs. ~. II. Bowlby.
2 Vocal solo................,..
Mrs. p H. Adams
D. Ailpi"liiP1u ..-.-. :...-... RheinhOll
Miss Elinor Thompson.
f. For All Eternity" y"........
Angelo Mascheron,
Miss Esther Chamberlain
s. Violin sclo-Serenade. Schuber-
Miss Pearlade Prescott
6. Beloved, It is Morn Awkward
Miss Maud Parker
.. Etude --..--...-.-.. MOscheles
Miss Grace Mason Welch.