The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-03

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entertained at cards at their home, cor
ner OF Eleventh and Topeka avenues. |
this afternoon. Mrs Arthur Murphy of
Kansas City. Miss Florence Jones OF
B3ioonlngton III; and Mrs Charles
Blood Smith assisted the hostesses. To
morrow Mrs Redden and Miss Redde1
entertain at thimbles.
The Governors House is the scene this |
afternoon of a reception given by Mrs.
William Eugene Stanley in honor of the
Topeka Federation of Women's Clubs,
which held its regular December meet
ing at Unity church early in the after
noon Mrs. Stanley is assisted by Mrs.
w. A Johnston president of the state
federation; Mrs. H. o. Carney, president
OF the city federation, the members of the
executive board of the city federation, in
Guiding Mrs. f. w. Poindexter. Mrs. c.
o. Knowles. Mrs. F. NJ. Bonebrake, Mrs.
John B. Sims, Mrs. D. c. Nellis Mrs. w.
A. McCarter. Mrs T. F. Carver. Mrs
George w. Crane. Miss Kingman and
Miss Waters, and by Mrs. ]. T. CLANCY,
Mrs. George NJ. Noble. Mrs. P. Fl.
Adams and Mrs Speed Hughes. The
members of the Junior Atlantean club
presiding at the tea tables are Mrs. Lee
Clinton Forbes, Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts
Mrs ]. N. Green, Mrs. w. S. CLANCY
Of Pocatello, Idaho, Mrs. Charles Nc
Charles Cooper. Miss Waters, Miss
Helen Curry, Miss May Short. Miss
Mary Frost, Miss Berenice Holcomb
Miss Adelaide Bolmar. Miss Cornelia
Lescher, and Miss Jessie Marsh.
Miss Grace Weiss has issued invita-
tons for an afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Charles L. Mitchell of Morenci, Arizona.
Thursday, December II.
Mrs. Eugene Hagan will entertain Fri
day afternoon for her sister, Miss Marie
Johnson and Miss Frances Solomon of
Atcbison.
The annual December exhibit of the
Ceramic Art club is being held in the
First Congregational church parlors.
The exhibit began Tuesday and will
probably continue until Thursday noon.
Tonight a reception will be given +he
officers of the Ceramic Art club re-
ceiving, assisted by other members. The
exhibit is unusually large and otherwise
ereditable this year. There are several
new exhibitors and many new pieces
and some novelties have been introduce
ed. Mrs. w. S. Kale is showing decora-
ted glass, the first exhibited here. and
Miss Aline Lamy's miniature portrait
work is among the most admired of
the individual exhibits. The club MEM
bers whose work is shown are Mrs. c.
o. Knowles the president of the CLUB;
Mrs. w. c. Webb. Miss Marie Witwer,
Wellman, Mrs. w. S. Kale. Mrs. H. C.
Bowman Mrs M N Schlegel Mrs J.
w. Going. Mrs. H Z. Lyman. Mrs c. E
Jordan, Mrs. w. T. Eekert. Mrs Glenn
ent Smith, Mrs L. s Woolverton Mrs.
r. E Weaver, Miss Edith Snyder Miss
Jennie Bross, Miss Elizabeth E NJ.
Smith Miss Anna Marie Walsh. Miss
Mabel McGiffen, Mrs. Edwin Lange,
Miss Belle Swearingen. Mrs. F. c. Bow
en-, Miss Aline Lamy, Mrs. Charles Ben
nett. Mrs John Hale and Miss Lima E.
Zeis.
The Bohemians will meet Tuesday
night of next week with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Cartilage.
Mrs. c. B. Reed entertained the
Felicity Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. w. Willis of Tulsa, I. T., played
for Mrs. E. A. Prescott, and Mrs. J. L.
Root Of Kansas City for Mrs. Edwin
Lange. The next meeting will be with
Mrs Stephen r. futile planned sur
prise party which was given in honor
of ner daughter Miss Vivien Tutt,e,
Tuesday night and which was attended
by Miss Laura Neil, Miss Alice Tucker.
Miss Stacey Burgess. Miss Julia Well
house. Miss Nellie Kaster Miss Lulu
Healy Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss Wini-
fred Williams. Miss Margaret Betzger,
Miss Esther Rauch, Miss Celia Smith.
Mr.. Carl Trap, Mr. Sumner Everine.
ham, Mr.. Fred Wellhouse, Mr. Earl
Engle Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.. Alder
Philips, Mr.. Ralph Johnston. Mr. Harry
Cowgirl, and Mr.. Glenn Clark.
The regular monthly meeting of the ST.
Cecilia club was held in Miss -2undy's
studio Monday evening An election of
officers was held. and the following were
elected for the year: President. Miss
Cora Eby: vice president, Miss Carna-
han; secretary Miss Margaret GiIfilIan;
I Ocf via Il
egates to federation, Miss Gilfllan. Miss
Wellman, Miss Greenwood; alternates.
Miss Loretta Kinney, Miss Mary Meade,
Mrs. w r. Marshall. Mrs. H O. Gar
vey. president of the federation. was
present and gave a short talk, which
was followed by this programme: Story
of opera Carmen" Miss Loretta Kin
ney; current events, Miss Maud Stay
ton; duet selection from Carmen, "
Misses Bundy and Stevenson. The next
meeting will be held January 4, 1903