The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-26

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Mrs. DuRene Gage gave charming
little birthday luncheon at one o'clock
today in celebration of the fourteenth
birthday of her niece Miss Ella Davis.
The guests were seated at one long
prettily arranged table. in the center
was the birthday cake ablaze with
fourteen candles and decorated with
sweet peas and balsam. The cake was
afterward cut BY Miss Davis six
course luncheon was served
The guests were, Miss Margaret Gar
vey, Miss Marjory lett, Miss Bessie
Resseguie, Miss Mildred POindexters
Miss Julia Whitney, Miss Eugenia
Quinton and Miss Ethel Hindman.
A Pleasant Affair.
About thirty young ladies will enjoy
a. picnic at Garfield park this evening
The chaperOnes are to be Mrs. Frank
Strawn, Mrs. VIII Griffith Mrs. K r.
Stewart and Mrs. Brown of Kansas
City. The party viii be composed of
Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Miss Kate Cuth-
bert. Miss Mary Irwin. Miss Minnie
Cook, Miss Kate Ryan, Miss Edna Pres
colt, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Maggie
Nelson, Miss Heloise Green, Miss VIM
ME PETER, Miss Julia Chute, Miss Myr-
tie Dillon, Miss Jeanette Peppin, Miss
Daisy Warner, Miss Venice Whitney
Miss Ada Simmons Miss Bea Hayes.
Miss Edith StOlpe Miss Ethel DeVer of
Atchison, Miss Maud Gillett, Miss May
Tally, Miss Bessie Dreamer and Miss
Minnie Maier.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. James S. Sproat will entertain
about thirty little people this evening
from until z, at her hone on Fill
more street, in honor of the fifth birth
day of her little daughter, Dorothy
Elizabeth The time will be spent on
the lawn, where all sorts of games will
be played. A peanut hunt is to be one
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souvenir each guest is to be given a.
quaint little Dutch paper cap. Re
freshmentS will be served on the lawn.
Mds. Sproat will be assisted by Mrs. j.
E. Morris. Mrs. W. c. Garvey and Miss
Cora Hopkins.
The invited guests are: Mary and
Helen POindexter, Myra and Grace
Phil1ey, Mildred Bird, Margaret and
Beatrice ShalSeshaft Ethel Chase,
Marjory Rodgers, Emily Seery, Mary
Samson, Ella Davis, Margaret Garvey,
Florence Davis, Rose White, Helen
Wells, Dorothy Crane, Beatrice Clark,
Jessie McClusky, Kenneth Samson,
Roblee Woolverton, Willis Garvey,
Lewis Samson, Byron Dudley, Robert
Hunt, Hampton Shirer, Randolph
Gene Kepley. Jack Thompson. Ward
Thompson, Orrin DeMuth.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Rachel McGrath entertained in
formally Thursday evening at her
home on Clay street, complimentary to
her guest, Miss Franc Gilbert, of Atch-
ison.
Mrs. J. S. Small who has been visit
ing friends in Maple Hill for some time
spent Thursday in Topeka en- route to
her home in Oklahoma.
Miss Sophia Skinner of Ottawa is in
Topeka the guest of Mrs. Albert War
ner.
Mrs. W G. Patton and children of
Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting Mrs.
Patton's sister. Mrs. W. S. Ward at
1857 West street.
Mr.. Bert Green of Oklahoma is spend
ing a short time in Topeka with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
on Quincy street
Mrs. c. L. Burnham of Manhattan,
who has been spending a short time in
Topeka left Thursday for a trip to Chi
cago and Buffalo.
Judge II. F Carver has returned from
an outing in Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Scott Davis re-
turned Thursday from a two weeks
northern trip; they visited Buffalo,
Mackinac and took quite an extensive
lake trip.
Miss Lucy Dougherty, registrar of
Washburn college will return to her
home in Kansas City, Kan, Saturday
after a few days stay in Topeka.
Miss Florence Miller returned to her
home in Usage City today after a
weeks visit in the city with Miss Villa
Rodgers.
Mrs. G. F. Menninger and baby left
Thursday evening for Colorado Springs
to remain until September.
Mrs. / D. Lewis of EmpOria is in the
city visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Crawford.
Miss Darby of Quincy. Ill, is spend
ing some time in Topeka with Miss
Susie Sweet
Mrs. Philip Griffith viii leave this even
ing for her home in Florence. Col. after
several weeks visit in Topeka with Miss
w F. Evans has returned from a sew
era1 weeks. trip to Buffalo, Washington
Mr.. Edwin Knowles is spending the day
Misses Florence and Alice Rossineton Will
leave Saturday for Las Vegas, N. NJ.
where they viii be Joined later by Mrs.
Mrs. B. f. Pitts left Thursday for a trip
to Albany, N. Y, and other eastern
DR.. George Esterly and Mr. Charles
Eagle are spending a few days in Ell
Mrs Frank Thomas of Atchison is in
Topeka visiting her sister. Mrs. Eugene
M. william Henderson has returned
from the ElkS' convention in Milwaukee
Miss Kline Of Rossville spent today
shopping in Topeka
Mrs. Joe Brown of Newton spent today
in Topeka
DR. VIII Bowen and Mr.. Harry Bowen
have returned from FL Reno.
Mrs. J. A. P. Carna han has returned
from a three weeks visit with Mr.. Car
Mr. Charles Barnes and Mr. Will Wads~
worth drove to Lawrence this morning.
They will return this evening.
Miss Jessie BudIong of Kansas City will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Knowles
and daughter Mabel to Colorado next
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schlegel will spend
next week in St Joe with Mrs Schlegel'a
S. G AfcAdams has returned from a
several weeks trip through Texas ane
Miss Pearl FTnney has returned to her