The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-03

.[SQCIE VII !.
Miss Marcia spivey entertained a few
of the members of the Progressive
Grande club this afternoon in compli-
ment TO Miss Margaret Jones. who re-
turns shortly to school at st. Marys
Hall. Faribault, MINI.
Miss Clara freshman entertained at
cards Friday afternoon for Miss Jose
phine Gay of Kansas City and Miss
Lucille Boyle of Holton. The others
asked were Miss Gertrude Hanklnm. Miss
Julia Wellhouse. Miss Blaneh = Nein
of Leavenworth, Miss Laura Neil, Miss
Edna Herbst, Miss Rachel AGcGiffert,
Miss Julia Whitney, Miss Ella Davis
and Miss Dorothy Wilson.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
/ Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at ".
F. Roehr's music store. Mr.. Penny win
lecture on the pianofOrte.
The invitations of Mr. and Mrs. Will
4 liam Sylvester Furman to the marriage
of their daughter, Dora. and Mr.. Her
bert Sanford Fuller at the University
York city, at half after O'Clock
4 Wednesday, January IA. have been re-
ceiyed in Topeka At home after March
4 l. rs Park View street, Boston, Mass.
The Furman family formerly lived here
and Miss Furman has many friends in
j Topeka who win be interested to hear or
/ her wedding. Mr. Fuller is a Boston
man.
The ladies assisting at Mrs. R. H.
Baldings' reception January Z, are Mrs.
/ W. A. Johnston. Mrs. Chester I. Long,
+ Mrs. H. Q. Garvey, Mrs. De White e.
/ Nellis. Mrs. J. J. Everinghan1, Mrs. Ar
4 thur Mills Miss Nellie Everingham,
/ Miss Anna Marie Neilis. In the even
ing a small company will be given COM
plimentary to the receiving ladies and
their friends
Miss Eva Smith and Miss Isabel Smith
entertained the T. S. S. club girls and
number of their boy friends Friday
evening at their home, 327 Topeka ave
nue..
Mrs c. F Nenninger entertained In
formally Friday night for Miss Maud
Chamberlain of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mrs Lutte Embleton entertained ar
/ her home, s29 Morris avenue, this after
noon in honor of Mrs. Frederick Lyman
| of Chicago
Miss Nell Jones, 4oS Harrison street,
entertained Friday afternoon and even
ing in hconr of Miss Margaret Johnston
Miss Maud Matthews of Wichita, Miss
Nell Prudential of Kansas City ana
Miss Maud Rea of Hiawatha. Invited
to meet them in the afternoon We're Miss
Anna Sweet, Miss Jennie Thayer. Miss
I Gertrude Reed. Miss Harriet Stanley
Miss AnabelIe Tice. Miss Agnes Burdge
Miss Edna Morrow, Miss Florence
WEIGH Miss Margaret Johnston, Miss
Lola Berry. Miss Nellie lies, Miss jean
pefte WoleOtt Miss Alice Stafford. Miss
I
Miss Jean Parkhurst. Miss Mabel Roser.
Miss Eendla Johnson Miss Ina DrelS-
bach. Miss Myrtle Belts Miss Lottie
Kelley, Miss May Ritchie. Miss Marcia
Williams. Miss Alice Fuller, Miss Mabel
Rosen. Miss Alice Noble. Miss Bessie
Davidson Miss AIinna Bauer, Miss
Helen Ingham and Miss Edith InghaTr.
In the evening invitations were extended
to Miss Jean Parkhurst. Miss Mary
Strauss, Miss Florence WEIGH, Miss Lola
Berry, Mr.. Paul Adams. Mr.. Ellis An
derson. Mr.. Harry Jones, Mr.. Giltner
Hostutler. Mr.. Otis Backenstoce. MIR.
George Higginbotham Mr.. Charles
Howe and Mr.. Frank Richie
Mrs J. P. wahle viii be the hostess
of the Clio club for the month of Janu-
| airy. The subject for the first meeting,
/ January 3 is "Titians Assumption ana
) his lie and minor pictures The last
half hour will be devoted to Men and
, Cities Of italy" part II, chapter 3
Miss Maud Kimbal gave chaflng
dish supper Friday night which was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Coldren of New
York city, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Clauser
, Mr. and Mrs. Will Clauser Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Decker. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Law
j, renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kimban
: and DR. Coldren.
The Helianthus~ literary club will meet
| Friday, January 9. with Mrs. Fl. Nj
Hadlev instead of Mrs. S. A. Morrison
The change was made on account of ILL
ness in the family of the latter.
It will prove an inspiration to al
Chautauquans to recall the enthusiastic
powerful president of the ChautauquN
institution. who SO delighted that spien-
did Kansas audience at the high sch0C
! this week. It must certainly recomneIl1
the Chautauqua course to those who arr
unfamiliar with it's merits to know that
Prof Geo T. Vincent. of Chicago uni
: versity, IS its president. The programme
Of the Ninde Chautauqua circle on Mon
day, January 5, at 100 Tyler street, be
ginning at z. so p. M, is as follows: Rof
call. Causes of the Crimean War" Ir
Ten Englshmen of the Nineteenth
Century Salisbury, Mr.. Betzler; Peel
Mr. Walker. In the ChautauQuan
studies in English Exposition
The Chaminade Music club will mecf
, Wednesday afternoon at half after
o'clock a Miss Ingalls, studio at Wash
Z burn COLLEGE.
Mrs. Roy Dietrich will entertain the
D Reviewers club and their friends next
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Mon
roe street. instead of Thursday, as was
: first announced.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Governor and Mrs William Eugene
Stanley and Miss Harriet Stanley viii
l leave the Governors House next weel
for the Copeland where they have taker
rooms for the legislative session. Thu
new governor. Mr. Willis Joshua Bailey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Bone will 81
to the Governors House a week from
T Monday