The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-24

DAY complimentary TO Miss Mix or Chi
cago- Covers were laid for y, and the
pretty table was lighted at either end by
a candeIabrun the cenkerpiece was OF
chrysanthemums.
The guests present were: Mrs. J. D.
NJ. Hamilton, Mrs. w. IT. Crosby, Mrs.
w j. Black, Miss Mix, Miss Susie Gay.
Miss Florence Ro6sington, Miss Emily
King, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Louise
smith Miss Helen Smith and Miss Hazel
FassIer.
For Miss Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gust entertained
Informally at cards Friday evening at
their home in Potwin, complimentary to
Miss Lulu Cross Of Chanute The time
ladies' prize, a pretty bon bon dish was
won by Miss Cross Judge Furry and
Mr. Carl Nellis tied for the gentleman's
prize; the cut was I'm Judge Furry's IA
jar.
Mrs. Gust was assisted by Miss Lee
Redden and Miss Pearl Mcfarland. The
score cards were heart shaped, lavender
for the men and white ones for the la
dies Refreshments were served il two
courses.
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Furry. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sto-
ker. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Nellis, Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Forbes. Miss Lee Redeem, Miss
Pearl Mcfarland. Miss Helen Wilson,
Miss Celeste NelEs. Miss Anna NelIis.
Miss Emily Allen, Miss Olive Lewis. M
Everett Dallas, DR.. D. z. Esterly. Mr..
Fred Gordon. Mr.. Luther NeiIis Mr.
Bert Curry. Mr.. Otis Allen and MrLaw-
renee Chamberlain
Marquette Club.
The Marquette club gave it's regular
dancing party Friday evening at Hud-
sons hall The evening was enjoyed by
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Myers OF Holton,
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Webb, Mr.and Mrs.
Frederick Fruer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Freeman
2. ~ - nd Arz
F. s. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Cole, Mr. and Mrs
@. A. Esterly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Muir
ply, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wear Mr.
and Mrs. W H Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 8 Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed
son, MIR and Mrs Clifford Histed, Mr..
A R. LingafeIt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
GauIt. Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Downing. Miss
Glenna Cross. Miss Maud Ranney Of
Arkansas City, Miss Edna Crane, Miss
Mabel Quigley, Mrs. B. F. CriswelI Mrs
Crist. Mr. J. E. Weaver. Mr.. Horace
Macferran, Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. al. T.
Reid.
Reception at CART ieId.
The reception given by the teachers of
Garfield school Friday afternoon was a
Between the hours of three and six
about hundred and fifty guests called
and when the people turn out such a
day as that to attend q school reception
interested in the subject
A few of the rooms were charmingIy
furnished with rugs. draperies, cosy
corners and plants but the majority of
them were decorated. only with palms
ported plants and cut flowers the OBJ
ject being to show the visitors therooms
as they appear every day to the
During the past year Garfield school
has made great strides in school room
decorations; It now has hundred and
- MI
plaster casts All are copies of standard
works and among them are a number
Of fine colored photographs. All of these
pictures with the exception Of three
were bought by the school itself Las
year quite a sum Of money was raised
by giving an entertainment and this
year a novel scheme was resorted to.
Buttons were made containing a picture
of Garfield school and these were sold
for fifteen cents each, realizing 3 good
many dollars in this way.
The teachers OF Garfield school are.
Miss Carrie Goddard, principal; Miss
Laura Bailey, Miss Anna Banks, Miss
AIDA B. Smith, Miss Mabel Pond, Mrs.
Kathryn Crawford, Miss Gertrude Nor
ton and Miss Alice Mccoy.
a sweet toned music box, loaned for
the occasion by H. 3D. Kelly, played in
the upper hall during the afternoon and
IN one OF the rooms punch was served
Dick
Judge and Mrs Hazen. Entertain.
Mrs. z. T Hazen entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at very pleasant
informal afternoon last Tuesday and at
six O'Clock the ladies' were joined by
Judge Hazen and number of other
gentlemen, after which an elaborate
course dinner was served. The table
was prettily decorated with cut flowers
and these with the elegant silver and
cut glass presented a charming effect
Notes and Personal Mention.
The marriage Of Miss Maud Case and
Mr.. J. NJ. Hayes will take place Wednes-
day evening, November rs, at $50. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Small at
927 Western avenue
The Lakota club will meet Monday af-
ternocn with Miss Myrtle Jetnore in
stead OF with Miss Rosamond Horton
as was intended The subject for the
afternoon viii be Westminster Abbey.
The regular meeting Of the Felicity
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. A W. Lacy on Harri-
son street.
The hrst meeting this season of the
Professional High Five club is to be
held next Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs W a Morton on West Tenth
avenue.
Miss Florence Miller went to salina
today for few days visit.
Miss Hattie Moore will come up from
Kansas City next week to spend Sun
day with her parents at Lowman Hill
The West Side Reading Circle viii
meet Tuesday afternoon, November IT
at the home of Mrs w. w. Cook ST 7e6
Taylor street.
Mrs ". NJ Gregory OF Chicago is ex-
pected in Topeka next week to visit
friends.
The members Of the ". 7 K club are
requested to meet at the home Of Miss
Cole at SIS Park street. Tuesday morn
ing. November e. at $50. and II the
weather is pleasant they will go to tbs
country home of Mrs. Section for an all
day meeting; If the weather Is stormy
they win remain at the home of Miss
Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Patterson