The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-14


Aside from the coming and going
Of the political crowd and few small
functions given for its members, there
IS nothing doing in Topeka in a social
way in this dull post-holiday season
Society's calendar for next week IS
absolutely blank aside from the first
of the Copeland at homes Thursday
afternoon and these card club meet
ings:
Monday-D. D. whist with Mrs L.
S. Ferry-Monday high five with Mrs.
TuesdaySFencity whist with Mrs.
A. A. Gocard.
Wednesday, evening
whist with Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Eng
land, 1868 Fillmore street
Thursday-Bridge whist with Mrs.
s. E. Barber, 400 Topeka avenue
Fillmore street with Mrs John E.
Lord.
Friday-Duplicate whist with Mrs.
Harold 7. Chase-Maids and MatrOns
with Miss Kate Gunther.
Topeka friends of Miss Clara
Thatcher, daughter of Mrs. Thacher of
Philadelphia and the late Mr.. T.
Dwight Thacher, who formerly lived
in Topeka and is now a missionary
nurse in Manila under Bishop Brent
the Episcopal bishop of the Philip
pines, will be interested to hear of her
engagement to Mr.. George Agnew of
Manila The date of the wedding has
not been announced Mr.. Agnew is
at the head Of a mercantile business
in Manila
Major and Mrs. A. NJ. Harvey en-
tertatned a small party at dinner at
the Elks' club last evening in honor
OF Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. D.
J. Hanna.
Mrs John G. West is giving a large
thimble party, the second of a SERIES
at her house on Harrison street this
afternoon. Her daughter, Miss Bess
West. assists her.
Mrs. Charles L. Wood will give a.
series of informal afternoon teas at
the National for the visiting ladies'
who are in town during the session of
the legislature.
Mrs. Alice Clugston entertained the
members of the caste of "A Crazy
idea" the sub-senior play given at
the nigh school last night, at supper
at the Virginia after the performance.
Stout, who directed the performance,
were also asked, and the players in
cluded Miss Marian Thompson. Miss
Lillian Paffitt, Miss Dorothy Marshall.
Miss Lora Neil. Miss LaVere Langdon'
Miss Craze Rousseau. Miss Lura
Wharton, Mr. John Clugston, Mr..
Marvin Els Oft, Mr. Fred Wellhouse,
Mr. Fred Thrapp, Mr.. Quinton Adams,
Mr.. Fred Renker, Mr.. Osborne I.ari-
ner, Mr.. George Veale, and Mr.. Austin
Schnaacke.
Mrs. Fl. W. Roby will give a small
dinner tonight for her niece. Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, of Boone, Iowa,
who is visiting her. The others asked
are Miss Celeste Nellfs, Miss Anna
Marie Nellis Miss Marian Garretson.
Miss Hoch, Miss Anna Hoch, Miss Lii
Ian Foster, and Miss Lou Nash.
The Ceramic Art club meets We'd
nesday with Mrs. c. o. Knowles.
The Every other Week club met
with Mrs. Dowding at the home of
Mrs Albert Parker Friday afternoon.
and viii meet next time with Mrs
Willis Edison.
The S. S. club had its first meeting
this season yesterday afternoon with
Mrs Samuel Larimer, 72O Harrison
street The club is sewing for the
children of the Topeka Orphans
home.
The Buds Friday afternoon card
club. which met with Miss Ethel
Morton yesterday will meet in two
weeks with Miss Mabel Cuthbert
The Chaminade Music club win have
an evening meeting next Friday at the
home OF Mrs. /. L Goodwin, $40 Mon
roe street, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs.
Harry Pribble, hostesses. Each mem
Der is privileged to ask three guests.
Miss Vida EsteIle Bush entertained
Informally last night at her home 222
Polk street. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs R. S. Magee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
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