The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

Miss Edna ATcC1intoclz It was also a
china shower, and many bits of pretty
china were added to Miss A4cClintocks
collection. The same afternoon the La
dies Music club gave a recital at the
First Christian church for the associate
members, which was attended by a
large and appreciative audience. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Miner en-
tertained about twenty Of their friends
in celebrating their twentieth wedding
anniversary.
Thursday afternoon Mrs J. D. M.
Hamilton gave an informal little card
party at her charming home on West
err avenue complimentary to her
guests, Mrs Ira Mix and daughter Eliz-
abeth of Chicago The prizes were won
by Mrs. Mix and Mrs. Fred Freeman
Miss Hazel Fassler gave a o'clock
luncheon the same day with Miss Edna
McClintock as guest of honor. The color
scheme was carried out in yellow and
purple, both in the decorations and the
different courses.
In the evening the Cosmos club gave
it's annual entertainment at the home of
Mrs McGregOr, at 720 West Fifth street.
The affair was one of the most enjoyable
ever given by the club. The Commisceo
club gave the last dancing party of the
series at Fudson's han the same even
ing, with the largest attendance Of the
season
Miss Florence ROssington was the
hostess at q charming / o'clock luncheon
on Friday, which she gave compliment
tary to Miss Edna AfcC1intock- The
weeks festivities were closed by a
pretty ! o'clock luncheon given this
afternoon by Miss Helen Smith, also in
honor of Miss Edna McClintock
Judging from present appearances
next week win be even more gay, and
arranged. Invitations for two are al
ready out, and others will soon follow
suit.
Miss Smiths Luncheon.
one of the very prettiest affairs Of TIE
week was Miss Helen Smiths luncheon
at I O'Clock this afternoon. It was IN
honor of Miss Edna McClintock, the in
teresting bride for whom so many de-
ligctful affairs are being given On the
table was a center piece Of delicate pink
tulips. The name cards We're dainty lii
tie heart shaped affairs decorated in wa
ter eOlors. \ loving cup was passed
Tie guests were. Miss McCGntOck,
Miss Rachel Pugh of Lawrence, Miss
Edna Darrah of Leavenworth. Miss Ivah
Davis Miss Janette Lord. Miss Hazsl
FassIer. Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Vera
Loz-, Miss Susie Gay. Miss Florence Rcs-
sington and Miss Louise Smith
Meeting Of Ceramic Club.
TIE Ceramic Art club held a meeting
Wednesday afternoon for the purpose Of
eIe9 ing new officers for the ensuing
year 1t resulted in a, reelection as I'll
of he present officers were retained for
another year The officers are: Mrs. {.
o. Knowles. president; Mrs w. s. kale.
vice president: Mrs. Arthur w. Lacey.
secretary; Mrs. Edwin Lang, treasurer;
delegates to the city federation: Mrs
Knowles, Mrs. Balding and Mrs Gckert.
delegate to the state federation. Mrs
Knowles, with Mrs. NJ. NJ Miller as al
teTEate-
The club endorsed Mrs. w. A. John
stos. for president Of the state federation
and Mrs. A H Thompson for president
Of the city federation. At the close OF
The meeting the club adjourned to the
home of Mrs A H. Thompson where
TIE. spent a delightful half hour in look
IN at her collection Of old potteries ana
nor claims.
Topeka Women Endorsed.
The regular meeting Of the Shakes
peare club was held Tuesday afternoon