The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-24


McClintock was Miss Sue Sharitt's caro-
party this afternoon. at her home on
King street Progressive sixty-three
was the game of the afternoon. Inc
score cards were small blood-red hearts.
The prizes were an Indian bust ana
Cupid head
At S o'clock a two-course luncheon
was served on the card tables MISS
Sharitt was assisted by Miss Helen
Thompson and Miss Helen OTIS
Miss McClintock wore one OF ner
trousseau gowns, which is charming
affair of blue crepe de chine over rose
colored taffeta. 1t is elaborately
trimmed with ecru applique and bands
of blue panne velvet studded with
coral.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Harry
williams, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs
David Norton. Mrs. Dorr Norton, MRS
DuRelle Gage, Mrs. G. A Garyln, mrs
William Dreschel, Mrs. Ina B. Crlsi'
Miss McClintock, Miss Jeanette LORD,
Miss Helen Otis, Miss Sue Herbst. Miss
Anna Herbst, Miss Bess Stewart, MISS
Helen Thompson, Miss Hila Hinckley'
Miss Tvah Davis, Miss Katherine
Freshman. Miss Katherine Clough,
Miss Maude Bates, Miss Ruth Nellls OF
JohnstoWn, N. Y, Miss Anna Marie
Ne11is, Miss Emile King, Miss Harriet
Stanley, Miss Agnes Gunther, Miss
Susie Gay, Miss Gertrude DevereuX.
Miss Edna Crane Miss Ida Shanklin of
Kansas City, Miss Mabel Knowles, MISS
Florence Rossington, Miss Grace Weiss
Miss Helen Small of Atchison, Miss
Eleanor Smith, Miss Louise Kellam,
Miss G1enna Cross, Miss Louise Smith,
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Helen McClint-
oclx. Hiss Gala Cuttell. Miss Vera Low,
Miss Florence Mitchels of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Miss Mary Hambleton and Miss
Bessie Hayden.
Miss Hamblet0n Entertains.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the o'clock supper given
Wednesday evening at the Bishops
House by Miss Mary Hambleton, in
Case.
The color scheme was carried out In
yellow and white; the flowers used
were dainty marguerites- The name
cards were in the form of marguerltes,
and the artistic centerpiece was com
posed of the natural blossoms AT in
tsrvals down the length of the table
were candelabra ablaze with white
candles The chandelier overhead had
pale yellow tulip shades. The finger
bowls were tied with pale yellow rib
bons. and the only bit of other color in
troduced was a tiny buch of pink
flowers on the ice cream plates. The
supper was served in four courses.
Those who enjoyed the affair were:
Mr.. and Mrs Case, DR.. and Mrs. w. N.
West. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes.
Florence Mitchell. Miss Mcfarland. Mr.
Horace Macferran, Mr. Charles Elliott
and Mr.. John " Abrahams.
l. M. c. Meeting.
A pleasant meeting of the Ladies'
Music club was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. W. F.
Hughes in Potwin. The next meeting
win be in two weeks at the home of
Mrs J. w. Going on Topeka avenue.
The programme was as follows:
Misses Campdoras.
NSChumann Evening Song
Miss Collins.
2-(a) Allitsen. Observation-Disclosures.
ia Pine Tree standeth Lonely
(b) Bohm. Still as the Night
Mrs. Foster.
4-Schumann NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Warum
Miss Thompson Issl;. saranaaa
Miss Horner.
6-Schumann- Night Song, No. 4
Mrs. Going
7-Nevtn. The Raft Song |
Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
e-Schumann -Traumerai |
Mrs. Hughes.
Gustin-Porter.
The marriage OF Miss Ada Porter, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Porter, |
and MIR. George Z. Gustin, took place |
Wednesday evening at $50 at the Third |
Christian church, Rev. T. E. Mallory |
officiating.
As Miss Ida Mills played Mendelssohn's |
March the bridal party enter |
ed The bride was attended by Miss |
Maude Williams and Miss Nellie Porter,
and the gromsmen were. Mr.. Charles
Porter and Mr.. Frank Pagan
The church was artistically decorated |
with quantities of autumn foliage and /
asparagus fern. After the ceremony an
informal reception was held at the
church.
The bride, as well as both of her at
PENDANTS. wore pretty white dresses and
carried roses and carnations Many
were received by the young
people Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin will be at |
home to their friends after November
L. at 619 Chandler street.
Pleasant Affair.
Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs. Jas
Humphrey gave a delightful reception
at their home in Junction City, in hon
Or OF Mrs. w A. Johnston of Topeka
president OF the State Federation: Mrs
9 9. Goddard of Leavenworth secre-
SORE NECK