The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-22

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Mrs. w. e. Stanley has changed the
dates of her Eat homes from the 10th
and 25th of each month to the 18th and
18th; beginning with next Tuesday she
will be at home on those dates during
the season to her friends at the execu-
tive mansion.
Monday afternoon the 25th, Mrs.
Charles Short will entertain a dozen
guests at an informal thimble party at
the Hotel Copeland, complimentary to
Mrs. Stanley's cousin, Miss Bookings
of California
Mrs. Dill0ns's Luncheon.
The luncheon given this afternoon by
Mrs. H. P Dillon was equally as de-
lightful as the previous one. The decor
atoms were similar to those of the day
before and the guests were: Mrs. Frank
Crane, Mrs. Walter Noble, Mrs. Harold
Chase, Mrs. Harry Ashby, Mrs Speed
Hughes, Mrs L. H Mum, Mrs. A B.
Arthur Capper Mrs. Fred Freeman,
Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Lee Forbes and
Miss Susie Sweet.
TOrrence=McGrew.
The marriage of Miss Grace McGrew
of Kansas City, and DR.. Henry Sey-
mour Terrence of Cripple Creek, Col.
took place Thursday afternoon at 4:30
at the home of the brides father, at
Fifth and Quindaro boulevard. Rev. Mr..
Foulks officiating
The wedding was very quiet affair;
the bride wore her travelling gown and
they left Immediately for their future
home in Colorado.
The bride is very well known in To-
peka, having spent several years here
as stenOgrapher for Judge w. r. Smith.
Her father was one of the first lieuten-
ant governors of Kansas, and served
two terms in the senate from Wyan-
dOtte county
A Plate Shower.
Miss Louise Mitchell and Miss Maude
Mahoney gave a plate shower Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Mitchell,
complimentary to Miss Cora Backus.
The rooms were appropriately decora-
ted with flaming red hearts and an eS
pecially large one, decorated with pic
ture of Cupid, was given as a prize for
the best figure made from chewing gum
and toothpicks; it was won by Miss
Selma Johnson.
Various amuSementS were provided
for the evenings entertainment and at
a late hour refreshments were served.
Each guest presented Miss Backus with
a pretty china plate.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Cora Backus, Miss
DeMuth of ST. Louis, Mrs. Sewers, Miss
Maude Bannister Miss HeloiSe Green
Miss Backus, Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Miss
Kate Cuthbert, Miss Alma Menard,
Miss Lorraine Warren, Miss Julia Fink
Miss Selma Johnson, Miss Bessie Hol-
gren, Miss Martha Smith, Miss Gertie
Babcock, Miss Grace Babcock and Miss
Lucille Mitchell
Card Club Entertained.
Mrs. E. E. Wagner entertained the
Pastime card club very pleasantly
Thursday afternoon at her homie at SOL
Taylor street. The club has decided
upon high five as the game for the sea-
son, at the end of which prizes will be
given. Mrs. H. D. Wilson will be the
hostess Thursday afternoon, Decem-
Der 5.
The members present were: Mrs. H.
c. Lang, Mrs. George Boone, Mrs. H.
D. Wilson, Mrs. Matte Lewis, Mrs. J.
c. Allen, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Troupe.
Guests of the club were: Mrs. o. Fl.
Barager, Mrs. George Wagner Mrs. |
Lena Jackson, and Miss Josephine
Ewing.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Emma Dennis will leave Satur- |
day for weeks visit in Humboldt,
Nebraska
Mrs w. V Church will go to Pea
body Saturday for a short visit with
her mother.
Mrs c. O. Knowles returned the first
of the week from visit in Kansas City
with her daughter, Miss Lucy Knowles. |
Mrs. r. G. Gay returned Thursday
from a ten days visit in Chicago.
Mrs Frank Edison gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday noon, compliment |
tary to Mrs. Arthur Murphy, of Kansas
City.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton and Mrs. o. P.
Updegraff spent Wednesday in Kansas |
City at the flower show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes returned |