The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

One of the charming affairs given for
Miss Lillian WhiteIock and Mr. Frank
Davis was a O'Clock supper Monday
evening It was given by Misses Myrtle
and IVah Davis who have an enviabls
reputation as hostess The decorations
through the rooms consisted entirely OF
brilliant hued nasturtiums, while the
color scheme in the dining room was
carried out in pink At either end Of
the table was a candelabrum holding
pink candles; the center piece was pink
roses and sweet peas A low cut glass
dish was filed with pink sweet peas
and rising from the center was a high
cut glass vase Of pink roses. The name
cards were beautiful little souvenirs n
the shape of copies Of Gibson's pictures
done in pen and ink by Miss Georgiana
WATSON. The guests were limited to the
members of the bridal party.
An Informal Affair.
Misses Santa and Fe Waters enter
tanned a few Of their friends at an in
formal porch party last Friday evening
1t their home on Buchanan street Their
guests were nearly all members Of their
last winters bowling club and includ-
ed Miss Firgie Payne, Miss Mary Ham
bIeton. Miss Pearl Mcfarland. Hiss LII
Ian Mcfarland. Miss Mabel Hills, Miss
Marie Brooks. Mr.. VIII CLANCY, Mr.Lee
Forbes. Mr.. Earl Case. Mr.. Charles Ell
lott, Mr.. Horace Macferran. Mr.. How
ard Huey and Mr.. Frank Smith.
Miss Lows Luncheon.
Miss Whitelock was also the guest of
honor at a luncheon given by Miss Vera
Low Monday afternoon at her home on
Fillmore street The luncheon was an
elaborate affair served in five courses at
1:S0- In the center Of the table was
mirror which reflected a taH Venetian
glass vase of feathery pink blossoms,
supplemented with pink carnations. The
rooms were all decorated with cut flow
ers and foliage fer the occasion
Besides the guest OF honor those pres
ent were Miss Libbie Hazlett of Chi
cag0. Miss LOttie Page Of Denver, Miss
Wiuifred Wagner. Miss Edna Crane.
Miss Myrtle Davis and Miss Ivah Davis.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Libbie Hazlett arrived Monday
from Chicago and is the guest of Mrs
[ George Port Ashton
Mrs. Gale Jones Will go to Colorado
/ Springs this week for a months out
ing
/ Miss Helen Curry is entertaining the
( members OF the Junior Atlantean club
/ this afternoon at her home in Highland
I Park
s The engagement is announced of Miss
7 Lena JOSSelyn OF Manchester, y. H.
} and Mr.. Frank Lamson Of Lowell, Mass.
/ Miss Josseiyn IS quite well known in
! Topeka having visited Misses Myrtle
| and Ivah Davis for several weeks three
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herbst and
! daughters will go TO Abilene Wednesday
/ for q several weeks visit. and from
| there they expect to visit in Rochester
n Y. their former home.
Miss Maud Bates. Miss Bessie Bates
[ Miss Lulu Ewart and Miss Emily Elliott
/ VIII go TO the Bates farm near Pauline
Wednesday, to spend the remainder OF
/ the week
\ pleasant reception was given Mon
/ day evening at the Central Congrega-
tiOnal church as a farewell for Mr. and
/ Mrs Thomas Gray who will leave il
Ponopa Islands, in Micronesia Mrs
Gray was formerly Miss Leta Danley
one of ToDeka's popular musicians.
Miss Olive Wilson Of LeavenwOrth Is
visiting Miss Lottie Atchison at tbs
home OF her sister Mrs W J. Black or
Harrison street.
s. s OFT has gone to Denver on bust
ness.
Miss Bessie Elder has returned from
the Illinois university where she has
{ been attending school the past year OF
her way home she visited friends il
HillsborOugh- III. for a week
Miss Anna NJ Parry Bundy left tOdaI
for Des MQines, Iowa to attend the Ma
/ ti0nal Music Teachers association.
Miss Emma Bale Of Chicago is spend
ing several weeks with friends in To
I peka-
Terrence Ewart came up from Kansa
City today for a short visit with hi
parents, Mr-aEd Mrs. 4 J. Ewart
Hugh Mcfarland is visiting HOrac
King, at the ki1k ranch near Valencia