The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-15
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F. Parker, Mrs. Geo. D. Hale. Mrs. BY
ron Roberts, Mrs. David Overmyer, Mrs.
Geo. w. Crane. Mrs. Won Dahlen, Mrs.
W. E. Culver. Mrs. T. B. Mayo, Mrs A.
F. FARRELL, Mrs w. w. Mills, Mrs c. J.
Devlin, Mrs. n. Adams, Mrs. c. W.
Snyder, Mrs. A. B. Quinton, Mrs E S.
Quinton, Mrs. T. J. Hankla, Mrs. J. +.
Hankla, Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Henry Kee-
Ter, Mrs. James B. Hayden, Mrs. D. p
Elliott. Mrs. II. B. Sweet, Mrs. A. A
Hurd, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. NJ. W. Van
Valkenburg, Mrs. A. L. Redden, Mrs. T.
lis Gleed, Mrs. ". S. Lindsay, Mrs. I.
w. Harrison, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. T. J. KEEL
lam Mrs. D. NJ. Fisk, Mrs. Herbst, Mrs.
W. II. Fighter, Mrs. NJ. A Low, Mrs. J.
G. McClintock, Mrs. Charles McClintock
Mrs. L. H. Crandell. Mrs. John Small,
Mrs. Dan Small Mrs. I. S. Laucb Mrs.
d. L. Lal1in, Miss Smith, Miss Gather
inc Smith. Miss Kate Gunther, Miss
Anna. J. Hooley, Miss Alice Smith, Miss
Root and Madam Mettke.
A Tally=h0 Party.
The members of the Vakeme club en-
joyed a tally-ho party Thursday after
noon, going to the Taylor farm be-
yond Calhoun Bluffs were supper was
served by moonlight The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt,
Miss Kate Gunther and Mr.. Ralph Pet
erson.
The party was composed of Miss
Mabel Wood, Miss Vida Wood, Miss
Agnes Gunther Miss Katherine Fleish-
man, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Eliz-
abeth Cole, Miss Helen Otis, Mr.. Phil
Daley, Mr.. Clark Daley, Mr.. Paul
Roehr, Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr.. George
Fleishman, Mr. VIII Tinker Mr.. Geo.
Huron and Mr.. Robert Stewart.
An Informal Picnic
The young ladies of the Io1ene club
and their men friends enjoyed a pleas
ant picnic at Garfield Park Wednes-
day. The girls spent the afternoon at
the park and the young men joined
them for supper and all spent the even
ing there.
Those in the party were, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jocelyn, Miss Julia Whitmer Miss Biz
Mabel McGiffin, Miss Maud Naylor.
Miss Leila Hord, Miss Kent, Miss
Holsinger of Kansas City, Miss Ethel
Cockerell, Miss Katherine Ernich Mr.
Roy Millice. Mr.. Bert Harris, Mr. U.
S. Alvord, Mr.. Tom Whitner Mr.. Fred
Click, Mr.. Ed Durein, Mr.. .Fohn Sheetz,
Mr.. Fred Tuckerman, DR.. Lux and Mr..
Frank Paxton.
A ChiIdrens Party.
Miss Julia Warner entertained twenty
little people Wednesday afternoon, June
IS, in honor of her cousin Erminie
Lucille Platt's fifth birthday. The af-
fair was enjoyed thoroughly by the
little folks Those invited were, Mary
Theresa Danner of Berryto Marguerite
and Laura Sturges of Maple Hill, Addie
Nannah, Kitty Tandy, Clara Howe,
Carrie Pierce, Dorothy Aston, Lydia
Holland, Mildred Bird, Margaret Traut-
man, Nellie White, Ethel Mattingly,
Howard Harvey, Samuel Nelson, Ruth
| Newell, George Johnston, Gene Herrick,
Hazel Koontz, Fred and James Acker-
man, Blanche White, Floyd Dougherty
and Marjory Holland.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Alice Clugston and Mrs. = B.
Dixcy went to Kansas City Thursday
for a short visit.
Mrs. A W. Tanner came. from EN-
| poria Thursday and is the guest of Miss
! Carrie Goddard, at 1909 Topeka avenue.
| Mrs. George F. Sharitt and daughters
! Sue and Helen have returned from
! Kemper Hall. Kenosha. Wis, where
| Miss Sue Sharitt has just been gradu-
! ated.
Miss Blanche Bear is recovering from
1 two weeks illness.
Miss Ella Mclaughlin and Miss Ger
trude Bauer visited Miss Ella True at
! her home near Newman last week.
I Miss True, who returned with them for
a short visit, will go to her home to-
day.
Mrs. f. S. Savage and son have gone
! to Des AIoines for a summer visit.
Mrs. R. L. Cofran and daughters
| Maud and Grace and son Roswell and
Mrs. Charles Youngreen have returned
| from a visit in Empolia.
Miss Mary Arion and Mr. Bernard
Dreyer We're married Thursday morn
| ing at IL o'clock at the home of Mr..
| Dreyer's parents at 113 Monroe street
Rev Mr.. Brandt of the German Evan
gelical church officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dreyer left on the noon train for
/ Marion TO visit Mrs. Dreyers parents
for a few days. Mr.. Dreyer's parents
expect to leave soon for a trip to Ger
many. and the young people will live
at their home at 113 Monroe street, I'M
til their return
The engagement is announced of Miss
Pearl Sheldon Hull and Mr.. Guy w
Ludington, both of Oakland.