The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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Miss Daisy Lakin. The rooms were
sweet with bowls of fragrant blossoms
in every nook and corner and at the
conclusion of the card playing refresh
ments were served.
The ladies' first prize. a bunch of La
France roses. was won by Miss Susie
Gay, while the gentlemen's prize, a Glib
son frame. was awarded to Mr.. Joe
Morgan. The consolation prize, also
q Gibson frame, was given to Miss
NickerSon.
The guests invited for the evening
were, DR.. and Mrs. George Esterly, Mrs
I. S. Lauck, Miss Jane Ross. Miss
Theresa Rossington, Miss Florence
R~OSSington, Miss Abby Ware, Miss
Genevfeve Bayless of Fort Scott, Miss
Myrtle Davis, Miss Ivah Davis, Miss
Louise Smith, Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Susie Gay. Miss Ruby Nickerson
Of the City OF Mexico, Miss Charlotte
Maud Bates, Miss Mabel Quigley. Miss
Bessie Hayden, Mr.. Archie Williams,
Captain Clad Hamilton, Mr.. George
Hackney, DR.. D. E Esterly, Mr.. Han
son of Cleveland. Ohio,Mr. John Waters.
Mr.. Joe Morgan, Mr.. Dean Low, Mr.
Harry Parsons, Mr.. Galen Nichols, Mr.
Lew Graham, Mr.. Ed Mcbride, Mr..
Ton King, Mr.. Harry Valentine. Miss
Lakin is planning to entertain again
next week for Miss Ross
WIS. ~ D. keCH LulGEldlUSs
Mrs. c. B. Reed was the hostess at a
charming card party Friday afternoon
at her pretty home on Fillmore street
The afair was given in honor of the
wives Of the visiting dentists
Thosewho enjoyed the afternoon were,
Mrs. Archibald B. Stote OF Kansas City,
Mrs. C. E Esterly Of Lawrence, Mrs.
E. P. Cronkhite of st. Joe, Mrs J. P.
Root of Kansas City. Mrs. RENEE Of
Leavenworth, Mrs. Patterson of Kansas
City, Mrs. J. w. O'Brian of Lawrence,
Mrs L.. c. WATSON, Mrs. W. N. West.
Mrs. ". A. McCarter. Mrs. Henry
Keller, Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs
John Green, Mrs VIII Morse, Mrs Geo.
Esterly.
Sixty three was the game Of the after
noon Mrs. Keller and Mrs. WATSON
cut for the prize; it was a large uncn
Of carnations and was divided etwee
the two ladies. At the close OF the
games a delicious luncheon was served
on the card tables. The rooms were
prettily decorated with cut flowers
ChaIdean Club Banquet.
The Cha1dean club closed its years
work with a banquet at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Vance on Lane
street Friday evening, at which time
the husbands of h members were de-
l~ightfuliy entertained
For the past year the club has been
studying the revolutionary epoch Of
American history, and a patriotic spirit
was suggested by the entire
The doors and indOW were ~feStO0ned
with large American flags and red, white
and blue bunting, while bowls OF lilacs
and sword fern were much in evidence
The banquet was served from six ar
tistically decorated tables. On one able
VS. a toy cannon; on another q drum;
on the third a bust Of Washington on
the fourth 1recrackers; in the NTH a
tiny boat, with tea overheard and on
the sixth some tiny guns; all six tables
- - -skI z-1an EnGz
The following toasts were responded
| to: Invocation. Mr.. A H. Vance "Ou1
| Diversions" Mrs Robert Steele; Have
/ Women Robbed Men of Their RESPONSE
bilfties?" Mrs. J. B. Larimeri music,
Mrs. J. W. T. Hughes; Our Magazine
| Evenings" Mrs Albert Watkins; "Chal-
| deans as Wives" Mr.. J. w F Hughes
"Our Revolutionary Spirit" Mrs. W. 5
Charles; Some Of the Problems OF the
/ Twentieth Century" Mrs John B. Sims
The favors were pretty little booklet:
with a picture Of Washington and al
American flag on the front:
The members OF the CLUB ana tneh
husbands are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. MlfEs
Colonel and Mrs J. ". F. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 3. Larimer, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Steele, M and Mrs W.
Charles. Mr. and Mrs. H NJ Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walp, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wat
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Sim, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby. Mrs: J. "
Hardt. Mrs. Berthe McGimert. Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs. J. E Adams, Miss Bell
Thompson, Mr.. Robert Thompson
Notes and Personal Mention
Engraved cards and wedding invita-
tons. Adams Bros, III Kansas avenue
The Junior Atlanteans will NEE
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at tn'
home of Misses Pearl and Lillian Nc
Fariand at 100 Harrison street. A
members are requested to be present a.
a special programme has been prepared
Miss Katherine Mills will entertain a
an informal thimble party next Tues
dav afternoon complimentary to Mrs
House, Ohio, and Mrs r. h RagIand O.
Kansas City
Miss Rebecca Rodgers has returned
from a several days visit in Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sharitt and
daughter Helen and Mrs. George Balm
ter and daughter Fife spent today Il
Kansas City.
Mrs J. B. Thompson returned todal
from Usage City where b has peel
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Bonebrake-
The Helianthus club will meet Fr1da.
afternoon. May II. with Mrs H NJ
Prouty at SIS Topeka avenue. The sub
ject for discussion will be The Philip
pine Islands" which will be followed b.
a miscellaneous programme.
John Nicholson viii spend Sunday a
his home in Lawrence.
DR.. and Mrs. William Walker of Soutl
Bethlehem. Pa. are the parents Of
son. named Dudley. Mrs. Walker wa
formerly Miss Margaret Dudley of To
peka-
The EIks have issued invitations for
reception in their new rooms in the Ma
sonic building. Thursday evening, Ma
10. There will be dancing after
o'clock. h event promises to be a
enjoyable one as elaborate preparation
are being made.
There will be an informal danein
party in DR.. Lindsay's new barn at hi
residence on Taylor street Friday ever
ing. Several young ladies in his neigh
borhood viii give it.
w c. O'Brien has returned from
few days in Chicago
Miss Gertrude Devereux has returue
to Lawrence after a weeks visit In tt
peka-