The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-20
Topeka Society Inaugurates the
Morning Card Party.
First One Is Given Wednesday
by Mrs. j. A. Ranney.
1T WAS A SUCCESS.
Mrs W. 7. Crosby and Miss
ArIie EWart Win Prizes.
Other Social News Personal
and Otherwise.

The card party given Wednesday
morning BY Mrs. ]. A Ramsey and
daughter, Miss Lotta, was thoroughly
| enjoyed by the large number Of guests
| present. Besides being a delightful az
fair it was the first party that has been
given for a long time.
/ The mornings are the most pleasant
part Of the day and the rooms were
| dainty and sweet with their decora-
tons Of sweet peas, nasturtiums and
ferns The pretty women, beautifully
gOwned added the finishing touch to
/ the scene.
The time was spent in playing high
five and two first prizes were given, one
to the married lady making the high
est score, and the other to the unmar-
ried lady. Mrs. W. T. Crosby received
a beautifully embroidered centerpiece
and Miss Arlie Ewart was given pref
~ lace handkerchief. A delicious three
course luncheon was served on the card
[ tables The hOstesses were assisted by
Mrs Harrison Morgan, Miss GIenna
Cross and Miss Mary Thompson.
The invited guests were Mrs. Harry
Hubert, Mrs. George p. Ashton, Mrs.
r o. POpenOe. Mrs. Walter Gust, Mrs.
David Palmer, Mrs Fred Cole. Mrs.
Earle " nIams, Mrs. E s -QuintOn. Mrs.
{
crawford Mrs +. @. Willard, Mrs.
Avery Turner, Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs.
Harry Seery, Mrs. 3. E. Sells of Win
field, Mrs. Ben CrisweIl, Mrs. w W
Webb, Mrs. W. J. Black, Mrs. c. r.
Hudson, Mrs. Herbert Armstrong. Mrs.
Frank Hobart, Mrs W. T. Crosby, Mrs
H l. P Hllyer, Mrs J. B. Furry, Mrs.
F. A Lewis, Mrs Willard Hall, Mrs.
Horace Hall. Mrs Frank Merriam. Mrs.
James b Hayden Mrs E H Crosby,
Mrs Norman Wear, Mrs A AIarburg,
Mrs Harrison Morgan, Mrs. J. W
HaFdt. Mrs. SOuthWlck. Mrs. Charles
Adams, Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss IVAN
Davis Miss Lillian WhilelOck, Miss
Daisy Sherman. Miss Edna Crane, Miss
Weaver, Miss R0samOnd Horton, Miss
MABEL MarIln, MISS Annie Jones, Miss
ArHe Ewart, Miss Irene Homer Miss
Jeanette Lord, Miss Ollie O'Brien Miss
Katherine Mills, Miss BrOss, Miss Edith
Snyder, Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Maisie
Sweet, Miss Hazel FassIer, Miss Ida
Bergen, Miss Elsie Valentine Miss
Matte Valentine, Miss Helen Thomp-
son, Miss Margaret Weiss, Miss Grace
Weiss, Miss Lee Redden Miss Villa
Rodgers, Miss Myrtle Jetmore. Miss
Bessie West, Miss Charlotte Parkhurst
Miss RosSlnStOn, Miss Abbie Ware,
Miss Florence Rossington Miss Pris-
ella Alexander, Miss Florence Horn.
Miss Bessie Hayden, Miss Emily Eli
ott- Miss Mabel Wilson. Miss Mary
Thompson and Miss Glenna Cross.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Misses Margaret and Grace Weiss
are entertaining informally this after
noon in honor of their guest, Miss Isl
dore MertShelrner OF Kansas City.
Mrs. J. F. Myers. daughter Jessie and
son Waiter left today for Mac1inaw. III
TO spend the remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. Myers viii join them later
Mrs H. c. Lescher left today for her
home in Great Falls, Montana, after a
several weeks visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor on West
Sixth street
Mrs. L. N. Powell and children left
today for LudingtOn Lake, Mich. for a
several weeks outing
Mr. Sheldon Wentworth viii go TO
Kansas City Saturday; from there he
viii 60 to Denver for a. visit.
The Primary Union will meet Friday
afternoon at 4:15 in the 7. W. c. A.
rooms.
Mr.. Charles Hayden Of Holton will
spend Friday with Topeka friends.
Miss Octavia Greenwood and Miss
visit in Chicago.
The Mothers c. z. society met We'd
nesday afternoon in the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church.
Misses Isabel and Lizzie BOYLE viii
90 TO Arkansas City, Saturday. for a
two weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
Charles TrOwbridge.
Miss Edith VanDOrp has returned
from Colorado where she has been
spending some time for the benefit of
her health.
Miss Edna McCIintock returned to-
day from visit with her sister, Mrs
Harry Weaver in Kansas City She
viii be the guest Of Miss IVAN Davis
until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Shepherd Of
South Chicago. arrived in the city
tuesday, and are at the ThrOOp hotel
Mr. Shepherd was interested in the
Topeka Rolling mills several years
ago
Mrs K NIacLennan left Wednesday
Tor weeks visit IN Chicago with her
sister. Mrs. Rebecca Macarthur
Miss Merriam Henderson left this
morning for Colorado Springs where
she viii spend the summer with reIa-
tives
Mrs Clarence L Brown left TODAY
for her home in Chicago. after a sew
eral weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Tanner of EN-
poria are visiting friends in Topeka
and are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank P MacLennan at 1913 Topeka
avenue They are en- route to Les
CheneaUx Islands, near Mackinac Isl
the remainder of the summer They
viii sail on the new steamer Illinois
from Chicago July 18th.
Mary McGlnley gave a picnic at Gar
ned park Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her fifteenth birthday. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs NIcGin-
ley and Mr. and Mrs Z. C Bailey and
the following children attended; Fay
I rIny, Grace Clark. Rosa c. Kiene,
Marguerite kiene. Emily, Eenrietta and
6race mckinley. Lean and George
Bailey and Harry Brockett
Mrs J. z. Donaldson leaves today. for
ten days visit with relatives in IN
dlanapolis and Terre Haute, Indiana
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