The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-01

Parker entertained at neighborhood
thimble party for her daughter, Mrs. j.
Lynn Smith, who leaves next Thursday
for Arkansas City to join her husband.
In the evening the Commisceo club
gave a pleasant subscription dance at
Vinewood
Thursday evening Miss Ella Ramsey
and Mr.. Charles Rice were the guests
of honor at a pleasant party given by
the Iolene club, of which Miss Ramsey
is a member, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. a. Hayes, on Prospect street.
Friday evening the EllxS gave an en-
joyabIe dancing party at their rooms,
which was attended by about fifty
guests.
Saturday afternoon Miss Katherine
Mills gave a o'clock luncheon in honor
of Miss Ella Ramsey. The decorations
consisted entirely of daisies
The Federation Meeting.
The regular June meeting of the To-
pel1a Federation will be held Thursday
afternoon, IN Unity church. The bust
ness meeting will last from 2:30 until
$3.50 and promises to be very interesting,
as reports of the State Federation are
to be given.
Promptly at $3.50 the programme will
begin and is to consist of an address by
Mrs. ". A Johnston, president of the
State Federation, in which she will give
an outline of the work to be done by
that organization. Several musical
NUMBERS VIII also De given.
The Junior Atlantean club is to have
charge of the social hour Each mem
Der of the Federation is privileged to in
vite one guest for the afternoon.
Miss Mills Party.
Miss Ella Ramsey was the guest of
honor at a charming O'Clock tea given
this afternoon by Miss katherine Mills
at her home on Topeka avenue
The guests were all seated Al one long
table which was artistically decorated
with field daisies Csarlands of daisies
extended from the chandelier to the cor
ners of the table where they were
caught with big white satin bows; the
center piece was mass of daisies.
Fastened to the name cards with white
satin ribbons were daisies and on the
back of each card was a conundrun
The guests invited for the affair were,
Miss Ramsey, Miss Virgie Payne, Miss
Anna Crane, Miss Elizabeth Gavitt, Miss
Olive Lewis Miss Daisy Hayes, Miss
Nellie Kirk. Miss Belle Welch, Miss
Edna Millice, Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss
Anna Marie Walsh Miss Julia Whit
mer, Miss Katherine Ernich, Miss Emily
Hagar,. Miss Nanon Heron, Miss Jones
and Miss Verh Jones of Texas, Mrs.
Gerald Holsinger. Miss Holsinger and
Miss Maud Holsinger of Kansas City,
and Mrs J. p Rodgers.
OxfOr0 Club Programme
The oxford Literary club win meet
in the lecture room of the First NJ. E
church Monday evening, June 3. All
young peoples societies of the different
churches have been asked to become
members. This invitation is extended to
young people outside of the churches
also No regular course of study is ta-
ken up but each member takes his turn
in adding to the pleasure of those at
tending when called upon by the pro-
gramme committee The next pro-
gramme is as follows:
instrumental Solo. Miss Fanny Knox
2-The Two Mourners, (An original
story 1890 MI S1m0IdS
3-Original poetry ..-... Miss Tina Wade
4-Original poetry Mr.. Roy Millice
5-Voca1 solo. Miss Knox
6-"Three of the most ridiculous things
I ever did" .------... Miss Deminile
Current Events Mr.. Casebier
S-Recitation-- Miss Tuttie
9-Critic's report.
10-Tnstrumental solo. Mr.. Whitney
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph H Cav have an
nounced the engagement of their niece,
Miss Jessie Helen King, to Mr.. Ralph
Van Houten The wedding win take
place June L. Mrs Florence King. the