The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-14

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Partly on account of the present state
Of social dullness and partly by reason
Of the prominence OF the society women
who are its patronnesses and the popu-
larity Of the society girls who are as
sisting in its success the "Trip Around
the World" which was given Tuesday
night and will be repeated tonight under
the auspices of the women of the Meth
odist Episcopal church has been at
tended by unusual interest in a social
way. The entertainment combines
many unique and original features ana
is probably the most notable church af-
fair that has been given in Topeka this
year. The hours OF starting on the ex-
cursion are from to 10 o'clock, and
great many parties made the trip last
night which begins at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. JOab Mulvane, decorated
and furnished to represent Boston in
Coolnial times, proceeds from there to
the B. NJ. Davies residence, which IS
London from there to Berlin, the P l.
J. p. Davis residence, then Mexico at
Dr. McFarland's and ending at J. p.
GriswOld's which is a miniature San
Francisco.
Mrs. AIulvane is assisted by Mrs. J.
O. Mulvane, Mrs. William Eugene
Stanley Mrs. Frank Shubert, Mrs Chas,
Joslin. Mrs. Speed F. Hughes, Mrs. John
Norton, Mrs. Harrison Morgan Mrs.
Frank Patterson, Mrs. George NJ. Noble,
Mrs. S. S. Ott Mrs. McAIahan, Mrs. Nc
Vey. Mrs. David Mulvane, Mrs. Nc
Dermott, Mrs Martin, Mrs, oliver, Mrs
Prescott, Mrs. Miller, Miss Nirglllne
Mulvane, Miss Edith OFT, Miss Lola
McMahan, Miss WEIGH, Miss Stanley,
Miss Rhinback, Miss Funk, Miss Net
tells, Miss Ross. Miss Hazel MulVane
and Mr.. Joseph Morgan.
At Mrs. B NJ. Davies home on Harri-
son street are Mrs. w I. Drum, Mrs
T. A. Lewellyn, Mrs. A J. Ewart, Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. Pribble, Miss Ella Ben
nett, Miss Lulu Ewart, Miss Louise
Kellam, Miss Anna Herbst, Miss Sue
Herbst, Miss DOllie LarlSin Miss Mabel
Dickens characters, which are an I'M
portant feature of this representation OF
London, are taken by Mrs. G. p. Ash
ton, Mr. Dreaming, Mr.. Frank Forbes,
Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Paxton, Mr.. Will Moore,
Miss Trap, Miss Dunn, Miss Vreeland,
Miss Snider, Miss Abbott, Miss Nellie
Kouns and Miss Hazel Nelson.
Mrs P l. Bonebrake has the assist
Carr, Mrs E. H. Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Cope. Mrs. z. NJ. COckreI, Mrs. Atwood.
Mrs. J. L. Constant. Mrs. Mary ColdreE.
Mrs. A. s. Andrews, Miss Faith An
drews, Miss Beck. Miss Eta Beck, Miss
Mamie Beck Miss Eta Covell, Miss
Florence Welcome. Miss Grace Hougn-
tellin. Miss Laura Houghtellin, the
Misses COckrelL Miss Achenbach. Miss
Minna Bauer, Miss Gertrude Bauer, and
the Misses Atwood
Japan. the J. P Davis residence, has
among its Inhabitants to receive and
entertain the tourist, Mrs. Robert T
Heath, Mrs. Lane. Mrs. c. w. Kouns,
Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Frank Scott Davis.
Mrs Dorr Norton, Miss Suzanne Gay.
Miss Gertrude Devereux. Miss Vera
Ot(1nn71nr Miss Hazel
Ter. Miss Kate ClOugh, Miss Davis and
Miss Ethel Davis.
Mrs. J. T. Mcfarland is assisted by
Mrs E. W. POindexter. Mrs. Rachael
Weaver, Mrs. R B. Wells, Mrs J. n.
West, Mrs. B. T. Wells. Mrs. Julia
Wylie. Mrs. w. NJ. Welcome. Mrs.
George p Wallace. Miss Kate Whit
son, Miss Lydia Wehe, Mrs. Ernest
Rulings, Miss Rita Freeman, Miss
Emily Hagar, Miss Grace Adams, Miss
Tayman, Miss Lulu Healy, Miss Nora
Bond. Miss BESSIE West Miss Anna
Hagar, Miss Marjorie Ilette. Miss jose
phine Gay, Miss Margaret Carney, Miss
Mildred Poindexter. Miss Mile Ware,
Miss Bessie Resseguie, Miss Ella Davis,
Miss Julia Whitney, and Miss Minnie
At Mrs ]. P. Griswold's the receiving
party includes the hostess and Mrs. J.
7. SheIabarger, Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs
Charles Stanton, Mrs. W. H. Fighter,
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Herbert Smith
and Mrs. Fred Jenness, with Miss Mabel
OuigIey. Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
villa Rodgers. Miss Sweet, Miss Mary
Roser. Miss Winifred Welcome. Miss
futile. Miss Florence Morton and Miss
Blanch Jenness assisting
Mrs. Bert Lucas Card Party.
Mrs. Bert Lucas entertained at her
home on Seventh avenue west yester-
day afternoon, in compliment to her
cousin. Mrs. E. N Hopkins of Dies
MOines. Iowa. The guests spent the
afternoon at game of progressive high
five. in which Mrs. n. J. PetrO and Mrs
E H. Johnson won the prizes At $50
luncheon was served on the card tables
Mrs. Lucas Invitations We're extended
to Mrs. J. S Coe. Mrs. L. L Kiene Mrs
c. Z. Hungate, Mrs. o. H. Miller, Mrs
Mrs. Heatherly, Mrs. Fred Snow. Mrs
Clement Smith Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom
Mrs. Anton Smith, Mrs. E. Z. Car
penter, Mrs. G. R. Richie, Mrs ]. A
Berry, Mrs. w E Barry, Mrs. Clarence
Smith Mrs. Q. H Kittle, Mrs. G. F.
GSivens, Mrs. n. J. PetrO, Mrs Frank
Blanch, Mrs e. h Johnson, Mrs. W. C.
Ferguson, Mrs F. B. Gatchell, Mrs. c.
Matte Holyoke and Miss Emma Miller
The Ladies Music Club
The programme of the Ladies' Music
club. which met at the home of Mrs
T. w. Going this morning, follows
POGO Allegretto. from Symphony No.
in F..-....- ......... Brahms
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Going.
(a) In May Time" .-....... Obey Speaks
OBJ oh Lay Thy Cheek on Mine Dear
Mrs. Jno. Kleinhans.
La Fileuse" Observation-Disclosures Raft
Miss Helen Thompson
viii o. the Wisp". Jensen
Mrs. Going
"Afignonne'' .-........-..... Massanet
Mrs. Thomas
Scherzo, Menuetto, Presto, from So
nata op. 81 No. 3...........B Beethoven
Mrs. Dickie
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Frank Thomas Of Atchison is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Eugene Hagan,
at the ThroOp- She viii spend the week
here
Mrs. George Sharitt and Miss Sue
Sharitt returned Tuesday from a visit
with NJ lack Sharfft in Hnnstnn Tax