The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-19
Topeka SOCIETY.
Mrs. T.. A. Brown Cues of Honor
at Mrs. Bakers
Morning Card Party Including
Felicity Club Members.
COOL PORCH PARTY
Miss Fanny Funk Entertains
Her Young Friends
Notes Personal and Otherwise OF
Interest in Society.
COOL PORCH PARTY

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was the guest Of honor at charming
card party this morning, given by her
hostess. Mrs c. c. Baker, at her home
on West Sixth avenue The decora-
lions were simple but pretty and cor
sisted OF roses. pink and white carna-
tons. sweet peas and nasturtiums- The
porch was artistically fitted up with
chairs. rugs. cushions and palms
The time was spent in playing progress
eive high five. The prizes were pretty
cut glass bon bon dish and a Dresden
vase.
Punch was served during the morning
by Miss Hazel Mulvane, Miss Berntce
Fuller and Miss Nellie Baker. and at
the close Of the games other refresh
rnents were served
Mrs Bakers guests were the mem
bers Of the Felicity club and a number
of Others. The invited list included.
Mrs Brown. Mrs L. H Mum, Mrs G.
J. MuIvane. Mrs W. s Kale, Mrs 4 A
GODDARD. Mrs. W. H. StiIIwell. Mrs. Geo
Clark, Mrs J s. Hobson. Mrs J s Coe,
Mrs George Esterly. Mrs L c Was
son, Mrs Albert Parker. Mrs r NJ
Gage. Mrs. w T. Crosby. Mrs E H
Crosby. Mrs T. b Dixcy. Mrs. J. d. NJ
Hamilton, Mrs Edward Herbst, Mrs
Warren NJ. Crosby. Mrs A C Davis,
Mrs B T. Lewis. Mrs George W.
Crane Mrs Frank Crane, Miss Gussie
Fuller Mrs. w a Morton. Mrs c b
Reed, Mrs Dell Small. Mrs D J. Small,
Mrs Porter Smith. Mrs J. F. Myers.
Mrs Edwin Knowles, Mrs. A w Lacy,
Mrs. Henry Keller. Mrs Ira Howe,
Mrs. A E Prescott, Mrs W. E Sterne.
Mrs George Eagle. Mrs Edwin Lang.
Mrs George Veale. Mrs E T. Cart
Hdge. Mrs. Mary Bunker. Mrs Floyd
Baker. Miss Mary Hollis, Mrs George
w Hogeboom, Mrs Dent HOgebOom of
Pittsburg. Mrs H B HCgebOOTn. Mrs
Kansas City. Mrs Mcfarland. Mrs NJ
a Low, Mrs. J. c. McCuntOck. Ms s
C Nichols and Mrs A. NJ Fuller.
A Porch Party.
Miss Fannie Funk entertained very
delightfully."- Wednesday evening COM
plimentary TO Miss Margaret Gillian,
who leaves the last of the week for the
east to spend the summer. It was an
out door affair and the porch and lawn
were gaily lighted with japanese Ian
terms and furnished with hammOcks,
easy chairs. cushions and everything
that could add to the comfort OF the
guests
Punch was served during the evening
by Miss Lugrace Whitmer- Miss Funk
was assisted IN entertaining by her sis
ter. Mrs Charles Joslin, Mrs Caldwell.
Mrs Kaulbach OF kansas City, and
Miss Julia Whitmer
On the side lawn was a gypsy tent
which proved to be a very attractive
spot It was furnished in true Bohe-
milan fashion and Miss Louise Mitchell.
in lieu Of gypsy. told fortunes
Another unique feature was intro
duced by the hostess Strings in all the
coIors OF the rainbow were wound
through the house and around the
porch and lawn. and each guest after
a a Ha ~
q number and the name OF the book;
partners were then found and the
young people walked for five minutes
and talked about the book, the name
who returned first was given a prize:
it was a copy Of KipHng's. IN Black
and White and was awarded to Miss
Winifred Prescott Refreshments were
served on the porch late in the evening.
The invited guests were. Miss Mar
garet Gilhilan, Miss Octavia Green
wood, Miss Isabelle Vansant, Miss Liz
zfs Cayitt. Miss Nellie Kirk Miss Eta
Beck, Miss Winnifred Prescott, Miss
Leila Riley, Miss Anna Walsh. Miss
Gail Clark. Miss Edna Prescott, Miss
Sadie Shun. Miss Louise Mitchell. Miss
Mary Morton. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Earl
Graham. Mr.. Nathan Thompson, Mr..
Frank Sturgis, Mr.. Lou Wingert. Mr..
VIII Day, Mr.. Ben LeBaror, Mr.. Mes
bit Smith. Mr. Turner Mr.. Herbert
Robinson. Mr. Frank Barley, Mr. Sea
gle, Mr.. Prescott and Mr. VIII Davis
A Family Reunion.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. May
berry has been the scene OF a very
pleasant family reunion during the past
week
This Is the first time in ten years that
the children have all been at home to-
gether and the time was very pleas
antly spent
Those who were here are J. W. May
berry and wife OF Larned. H a May
berry and wife OF Chase. L D Monroe
and wife OF Charlton. Iowa. Mrs A n
Hayes Of Topeka. Chas- E Mayberry
and wife OF New York. L ". Mayberry
and Miss Eva ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry formerly lived
IN Topeka and the above item will be
OF interest to their many friends here
ar and Mrs L D. Monroe and little
son Harry Of Charlton. Iowa arrived
today and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E May
berry OF New York city who have beer
IN Mcpherson viii arrive the first Of the
week to visit their sister. Mrs a A
Aayesa en- route to their homes
BrOkaw-Hassad.
The marriage OF Miss Mary A. Hassad
and Mr.. L R Brokaw took place we'd
uesday evening at the home Of the bride
on Jefferson street The ceremony was
performed al $50 by Rev F. E. Nal
There were No attendants and the bridal
couple stood under 8 canopy OF white
gauze and feathery white flowers The
rooms were all decorated in green and
white with the exception OF the dinfns
room which was IN pink and green
The bride wore 8 pretty costume ol
white orgzndy trimmed with valen-
ctenneS lace the skirt was fiounced anG
the bodice had a fichu OF the organdS
edge with lace She carried bride rose:
which she Afterwards tossed among hel
friends; they were caught by Miss Maut
Campbell
Only the relatives ana a few futirnat.
friends were present at the wedding
After the ceremony refreshments wers
serves through the rooms Mr. and Mrs
BrokGw viii be at home TO their friend.
after August I. 81 CD Jefferson street