The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-13


published.l
Miss Dorothy Wilson's formal intro
duction to society was made last night
under most auspicious circumstances at
the reception and dance given by ner
mother, Mrs Joseph C. Wilson, at stein
berg's and attended by a large and
fashionable company. It was quite the
prettiest of the dances which have been
given thus lar this season. The dancing
hall and reception and supper rooms !
We're adorned with Alabama smilax, 4
OVerhangtng the door and window /
arches, euIWining the chandeliers end
garlanding central pillars and the walls |
In the reception and hail room the flow
eFs uSed-7vera American Beauty roses
and ia the supper room where a cOursed Z
supper was served on guartette tables I
lighted by pink shaded candles lhsre
were pink roses. The company was rep
reSentat1Ve of many sets and ages in
society. ranging from the buds to their |
parents and a spirit of unusual gaiety /
prevailed. making the event a memora- |
bly, happy and successful one. a great !
many handsome toilets were worn and !
all the buds at that irresistible a ge
when girl can not help being pretty if
she tries. In their charming dancing
IrOcks, made an uncOmmOnIy pretty
picture against the background of ef-
fective decorations. Miss Wilson'S gown
was of white embroidered batiste. She
carried armful of American Beauty
roses and easily sustained tle family
reputation for good looks. Mrs. Wilson
wore an especially becoming toilet of
lavender crepe de chine and her flowers /
were violets. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Will /
son received alone and among the as
Slsting friends were these debut1nLes OF
the iatteT's set: Miss Eva. Smith, Miss
Isabel Smith, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss
Nellie MillsDaugh, and a visiting bud, /
Miss Josephine Gay of Kansas CITY
Others asked to assist We're Mrs J. B
Furry, Mrs. Everett H. Dallas, MIS-.
James L. King. Mrs. HamIuatt, Mrs |
O'Brien, Mrs. J. p. Griswold, Mrs. John
f. Norton, Mrs Eugene Huntington
Ware, Mrs. Rudolph Best of Fort Scott, /
Mrs. William Williams Wikidal, Miss
Abby Ware, Miss Jeanneute Ware, Miss
Fay Quinton, Miss Reita Updegraff, Mss
Mary Dallas Gage and Miss Marian
Thompson. About two hundred invita-
ti0ns were extended.
The new Topeka club viii be opened
next week and a house warming 20 CeIe-
brate the event Will be given Wednes-
day evening, December q. Only The
club members and their families viii be
included IN the invitations.
The Friday Bridge club win meet this /
week with Mrs. w S. McClintOck on
Topeka avenue.
The Vignette club viii have an even
ing musicale tonight at the home of
General and Mrs. j. w. +. Hughes IN
POtwin Place.
Mir and Mrs. James Frederick Scott
will entertain the Wednesday evening
whist club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Greer gave an
informal evening last night for the
members of their SHAKESPEARE club, the
Stratford. in honor of their mother, Mrs.
Greer, of Oxford, Ohio, who is their
guest. The other members of the club
are Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Iarimer. Mr.
and Mrs. z. H. Berry aIr. and Mrs
D. H. Brannaman, Mr.. and MIS- ". H.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Startzman,
Mr and Mrs ]. H. Noble Mr. and Mrs.
]. B. Brown, Mr.. ana Mrs. F. c. Tripp,
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Pribble, Mr., and
Mrs. G. II. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Heath
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lewis enter
tained small party at dinner at the
Elks club last night for Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Parker OF La Junta.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage in Kansas City last month of
Mrs. Rene Malou of Kansas City and
Or. D. D. KlOpfer Of Argentine Mrs
Alopfer is the sister of Mrs. J. W Rio-
ley Of POtWin whom she is now visiting
The marriage has been kept secret I
until this week when it was announced
TO the members of the families Dr. I
and Mrs. BlOpfer Will leave the first of
the year for the east to spend three
months in Boston and New York where
DR.. Klopfer Will attend some post
graduate lectures in medicine They
VIII live I'm Argentine after their return
from the east.
Mr.. Ralph Clauser viii give a dinner
Thursday night for Mr.. w. A. Clauser