The Topeka state journal., 1902-04-02

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ling. Katharine strayer, Susie Sweet,
Elizabeth Gregory, Gala Wellhouse,
Edith Gregory, May Short Nellie Lin
coin, Mr.. H. j. Bowen. George Over
George McEntlre, Edward ONell Ar
thur Beard Earl Hand, John Waters.
Frank Forbes, Ed Brown. A. J. Stout
John Siegle and Ralph McEntire.
Progressive conversation was one fea-
ture of the affair parchments decorated
with india ink drawings, contained the
list of subjects. Each guest learned his
fate by unraveling an intricate cobWeb
of string, each one leading to a cosy
! corner, and from beginning 10 end the
evening was one series OF surprises.
For Miss Mood
Miss Ehie King, Miss Kate Kessler
and Miss Minnie Wingert entertained
very pleasantly Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss King, complimentary to
Miss Nelle Mood A Floral Love Story
was one Of the features OF the evening.
The prize, a fancy doll. was won by
Miss Alice Wilson, who save it to the
guest OF honor. A Fortune pie was
another amusing feature. A mock pie
Of paper with twenty strings on the
outside was passed to the guests, and
at the end of each string was found
an article which indicated their future.
Refreshments We're served late IN the
/ evening.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Mood. Miss Ro-
berta Wasson, Miss Emma White, Miss
Name Hallarin, Miss Ethel Klise, Miss
Anna Bauman. Miss Margaret McGif-
fin Miss Blanche Steele, Mrs. AddIe
/ Herrberg. Miss Pearl Herrberg, Miss
Ethel Kahnt, Miss Maude Sheldon,
Miss Zuline Norehead. Miss Bessie
Bates, Miss Madge Ross, Miss Jean
nette Diller and Miss Carrie Nesper.
An Informal Evening.
Mrs. n. B. Campbell entertained
four couples of her young friends very
pleasantly Tuesday evening at her
home at 425 Harrison street at q
''sugaIing off, party. Those who en-
joyed the evening We're; Miss Louise
Peak. Miss Laura Mcneil, Mr. Malcolm
Garard, Mr.. Henri Strawn Mr.. Otto
F'oberg, Mr.. Archibald Campbell.
The 20. l." Club Entertained.
Miss Pansy Trueman entertained the
90 l." club and a number of their
friends at a tacky party Tuesday even
ing. Mr. James NfcCauley won the
prize, which was awarded to the most
oddly dressed.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Gertrude OFT. Miss
Rose Daley. Miss Marie Rickenbacher,
Miss Selma Foberg, Miss Olive Diffen-
derfer Mr.. Harry Stevens, Mr. Ed
McCauley. Mr. Eldon Tice, Mr.. Fred
Stewart Mr.. Tom Wood.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Invitations were issued this morning
for a reception to be given Tuesday
afternoon, April p, by Mrs. ". B.
Gibson. Mrs. Clarence A Mcclure and
Mrs. David Palmer, at 415 West Tenth
avenue. The hours are from 2 until 6.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Atlanteans was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Miss Abby Ware
Miss Ware viii represent the Junior
Atlanteans at the biennial at Los An
gele.
Miss Judith Hagan has returned from
a visit with Mrs Henry Lantry, in
Strong City.
Mrs. ]. ". o'Nein has gone to Chilli
cOthe. Mo. to visit her son, Mr.. Charles
O'Neiu and wife.
The regular meeting of the Current
Literature club was held Tuesday af-
ternOOn at the home of Mrs. viii Eb-
erie. The programme was quite q de-
parture from those usually given and
was decidedly appropriate to the day.
Each member was requested to furnish
for one feature of the entertainment
something ste did when child. One
spoke" q piece, another sang a song
and a quarteete furnished comb mus
ic The affair was as unique as it was
enjoyable.
Mr. E Junior Bennett will return
Thursday from a trip to Chicago.
Miss Cora Goddard will entertain the
N embers of her basketball team Friday
afternoon at her home in POtwin.
Miss Lucy Knowles returned to Kan
sas City Tuesday after a visit with her
parents
The Froebel League of American
Mothers meet with Mrs. Pribble at 407
Tyler street. Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Mrs. D. A Downing and daughter of
Kansas City are in Topeka the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Thompson at their
J home on Winfield avenue.
Mabel Hills viii address the women
who attend the annual meeting of the
City Federation at Unity church Thurs
day afternoon on the subject Of DO
mestic Science in the Public Schools. =
Mrs Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler's piano
recital at the Crawford theater Friday
night VIII have for patronesses the fol-
lowing Mrs. Russell Barber, Miss Grace
! CampdOras, Miss Irene CampdOras, Miss
Ruth Collins, Mrs. w. G. Dickie, Mrs.
l. S. Ferry. Mrs Frank H. Foster, Mrs.
| Chas. S. Gleed, Mrs. J. w. Going, Mrs.
s. J. Hodgins. Miss Irene Horner. Mrs.
J. ". F. Hughes. Mrs J. A. Kleinhans,
Mrs. Chas. K1einhans Mrs. Arthur Ling
afelt Mrs. VIM. Macferran. Mrs. F. P.
MacLennan. Miss Ellen Parkhurst Mrs.
Frank S. Thomas. Miss Helen Thomp-
son. Miss Helen Otis. Miss Laura Tay-
lor and Mrs George Stoker.
NO DOUBT IN VIENNA.