The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-19

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| SOCIETY
The Imperial club enjoyed a very
pleasant dancing party Tuesday evening
at Hudson's han. A number Of out-of
town guests were present Among
those tho danced were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Black Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r FTuer Mr.. and Mrs. Hail. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Eagle, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Junior Bennett. Dr. and Mrs. George
EsterIy. Miss R0sSington of Tennessee.
Miss Hayden Of Holton, Miss Scott Of
Larneds Miss Mix OF Chicago, Miss
Helen Smith Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Glenna
Cross Miss Edna Crane, Miss Emily
King Miss Josephine Shellabarger, Miss
Mabel Knowles. Miss Kate ClOugh, Miss
Helen Otis Miss Ivah Davis, Miss
Myrtle Davis, Miss Vera Low. Miss Lulu
Hassam of City of Mexico Miss Ruby
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Fassler, Miss Marcia Spivey, Miss HIla
Hinckley, Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss
Bessie Hayden, Miss Gertrude Dever-
eaux OF Lawrence, Miss Florence Ross
fngton Miss Edith Goddard, Miss
Blanche Bear, Mr.. Cal Darlington of
Leavenworth, Edward Hogue OF Leav-
enWorth, Al Reid OF Kansas CITY,
DR.. Frank Sheldon Of Kansas City,
Mr.. stone of Kansas City, Mr.. SilveTs
Lawrence. Mr.. Dreschel, Mr.. Geo. Hack
ney, Mr. Walter Burgess, Mr.. Everett
Dallas. Mr.. Jack Tiffany. Mr. Ralph
Wunderlan. Mr.. Galen Nichols, Mr.. Lon
Davis, Mr. Joe Morgan, Mr.. Clarence
Young. Mr.. Dan Hammetts Mr.. Win
Alexander Mr.. Frank Curry, Mr. Law
renee Chamberlain, Mr.. Burton Nudge,
Mr. Krrtz KeIlan Mr. Roland MedIi-
cott Mr.. VIII BrelsfOrd, Mr.. Perry
Barber Mr.. Terrence Ewart, Mr.. Fred
McGiffin. Mr. CIauser, Mr.. Edward Den
MS. Mr. Fred GiIlett. Mr.. Ed Mcbride,
Mr.. Dean Low.
For Miss Mills.
verv charming affair was the party
given Tuesday afternoon in honor or
Miss Hattie Mills by Mrs. C. F. Spencer
and Mrs H O. Garvey at the home
Of Mrs Garvev The guests were in
take their Christmas fancy work
During the afternoon a delightful lit
tie musical programme was given Mrs.
r. II. Adams sang NeVln's Rosary ana
responded to an encore with Schuberts
Serenade. THE Daisy" and The Four
Leaf Clover were two pretty selections
sung by Mrs Arthur Lingafelt. Mrs
J. ". f. Hughes played a piano number
of NeVin's and responded with an Inn
promptu- One of the most delightful
features of the afternoon was an orig
fnaI sketch by Mrs Frank farrell, en-
titled Timorous Timothy.
The rooms were pretrily decorated
with Christmas green's and rerresn-
ments were served in courses through
The invited guests were. Miss Hattie
Mills, Mrs. W. w Mills. Mrs. Lille
H. l. Shirer, Mrs A. H. Vance. MIS-
Frederick K Brown. Mrs. j. w r
Hughes, Mrs Arthur Lingafelt, MIS-
Frank Bonehrake, Mrs. Alberta Mct1if-
fert Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby Mrs. John
r. Clancy Mrs w S. Clancy, Mrs. W.
C. F. Reichenbach, Mrs J. D Counter
mine Mrs Lee Clinton Forbes, Mrs
Harrison Morgan, Mrs p H ADAMS
Mrs Speed Hughes, Mrs Frank Jarreils
Mrs. IsvIa Dickey. Miss Ollie OsBrien,
Miss Innie Payne, Miss Ida Macfer-
ran Miss Amelia Garvey. Miss Belle
Thompson, Miss Anna CLANCY and Miss
Pearl Mcfarland
Gage-Davis Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plantz Davis are
issuing invitations for the marriage re-
ceptfon of their daughter Myrtle May
and Mr.. DuRelle Gage of Boston The
marriage viii take place at the DAVIS
residence Thursday evening, January 3,
and will be attended by only the more
intimate friends; a large reception VIII
follow.
Miss Davis will be attended by her
sister Miss Ivah as maid Of honor ana
the following young ladies viii act as
bridesmaids: Miss Vera Low, Miss Ger
rr1Ides Devereux Miss Edna Crane. Miss
Edna McClintoek Mr.. Cages only at
tendant will be his father Mr.. OTIS
Skinner Gage.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mrs. w L. French and Mrs L N.
Powell entertained at thimbles Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Powell.
complimentary to Mrs Frederick Fuller.
The affair was an Informal one but was
doubtless all the more enjoyable on that
account Mrs. w B. Swan entertained
the guests with several vocal numbers
At S O'Clock a course luncheon was
served on small tables through the
rooms. At each cover was a carnation
and q hand decorated card. each lady
wrote a pretty original thought on the
card at her place after which they were
collected and presented to Mrs. Fuller
TIE invited guests included Mrs Full
Ter Mrs F. E Vincent of Kansas City,
Mrs. W. M. Forbes. Mrs W NJ Well
come Mrs Matthew Weightman. Mrs
Hayes, Mrs John T. Clancy, Mrs @. p.
Adams Mrs E H. Anderson. Mrs "
B. Swan Mrs. Henry Bennett, Mrs. c.