The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11

Daisy Lal1in, today. There were nearly
d hundred invited guests, but the
thorough informality of the affair was
one OF the most enjoyable features.
The hours were from until 6. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
catalpas, roses palms and ferns, while
the verandas were delightfully."- fitted up
with rugs. cushions and cosy corners
galore. Punch was served during the
afternoon by Misses Alice and Virginia
Mead and Miss Marcia Spivey.
The dining room was one of the at
tractive spots; the decorations were in
red and green. to correspond with the
furnishings Of the room. Miss Alice
Lakin and Miss Bessie Mead served ice
cream from punch bowl at a prettily
arranged table in the center of the
room During the afternoon some of
the guests gave several musical num-
bers which were much enjoyed.
The assisting ladies were: Mrs. D. L.
Lakfn, Mrs. I. S. Lauck, Mrs. Eliason
and Miss Eliason of Washington, D. G.,
Miss Florence Rossington, Miss Louise
Smith, Miss Maud Bates and Miss Susie
Sweet.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Charles
Blood Smith, Miss Barringer OF Omaha.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mead. Misses Mary, Bessie
and Elizab beth Mead, Miss Collins OF
Pueblo, Misses Mary and Esther Cham
Kellam, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. H. F.
Dillon. Mrs. II. =. Sweet. Miss Sweet,
Miss Mary Sweet, Mrs. Edward Wilder,
Mrs Evelyn Lewis, Mrs W. ]. Black,
Miss Atchison OF Leavenworth, Mrs. {.
r Hudson of the City of Mexico, Mrs.
DOrr Norton, Miss Emily King, Miss
Hila Hinckley. Miss Helen Wilson, Mrs.
J. B. Furry. Mrs. Earle Williams, Miss
Charlotte Parkhurst, Mrs Eliason, Miss
Eliason, Mrs. / s. Lauck, Miss Abby
Ware, Miss Douglas. Mrs. Fred Cole.
Mrs f. Junior Bennett, Mrs. w. N.
West, Mrs. Frank Edison, Miss Bessie
West, Miss Arlie Eswart, Mrs. Charles
Strawbridge Of Chicago. Mrs. G. s.
Downing, Mrs. Clarence Bowman, Mrs.
Fred Freeman. Mrs. Arthur Capper,
Mrs. Frank farrell. Mrs P. I Bone
ME Wilson Of Valencia Mrs. c. w
Kouns, Mrs Frank Hobart, Mrs. Harry
Ashby, Miss Knox, Mrs. Alice ClugstOn,
Mrs r. NJ. Spivey. Mrs. Ralph Ogilvie,
ney, Mrs. c. D. Skinner, Miss <s,ddfs
Skinner, Miss Dora Furman. Miss Lucy
Knowles, Mrs. L H. Mum, Mrs.
DuRelle Gage. Miss 1vah Davis Mrs
Albert Patten. Miss Clough. Miss Kath-
crime Clough. Misses Helen and Edith
Goddard. Mrs. Frank Merriam, Mrs.
George Evans of Kansas City, Miss
Hambleton. Miss Wilton, Miss Mabel
Martin. Miss Celeste NelIis, Miss Anna
Marie Nellis, Miss Margaret Weiss,
Miss Grace Weiss. Mrs. George Stoker,
Miss Kate Gunther, Mrs. H L. Robin
osn. Miss Lee Ledden, Mrs. E. P. KEEL
lam, Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Mrs J. c.
McClintock, Miss Ruth McC1intocS.
Miss Nina Thomas, Miss May Thomas
and Miss Helen Moon.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mrs Louise NJ. Tinker give a very
pleasant party Monday afternoon at her
Nellie Kingman whose marriage takes
place Wednesday morning. 1t was
linen shower and each guest added a
pretty piece to the linen chest Of tne
The rooms were deliberately decorated
with quantities of flowers and about five
O'Clock dainty refreshments were served
through the rooms. Mrs Tinker was as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Ida Tinker,
and Miss Maud VanHouten-
The invited guests included, Miss
Kingman. Mrs J. D Berry, Mrs w. A
Wright, Mrs L. L. kiene. Mrs John
March, Mrs. L. Y. Grubbs, Mrs Ida
Kfefer, Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom, Mrs.
E. E Carpenter. Mrs j. w. Squires. Mrs.
Harry Noble, Mrs H. A OFT, Mrs. Henry
McAfee, Mrs. r. 3. WEIGH, Mrs J. s.
Lee Mrs J. c. Lockhard Of Eskridge,
Mrs. L. Kingman, Miss Anna SquireS,
Miss Maud VanHoutens Miss Belle
WEIGH, Miss Beulah Lee.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, state regent OF
the Kansas. and Mrs A. H Thompson,
"A.
planning to go to Lawrence Saturday
to attend the June meeting of the Law
renee Chapter. They will be entertain
ed by Mrs J. G. Haskell
Mrs. w. l. Green Of Salt Lake City
who has been visiting Topeka friends
has gone to Atchison.
Miss Ida Wingert goes to Valley
Falls Wednesday for three weeks stay.
Mrs c. c. Funnel and Mr. Ray Fun
nell spent Sunday in Lawrence
Miss Bessie Hadden of Smith Center is
in Topeka the guest OF Mrs L P. Simp-
son.
Miss Bessie Hayden viii go to KAN
saS City Wednesday to attend the
Shriners' ball. She will be the guest of
Mrs. A n Connolly for a few days:
Mr.. Paul Lovewen left this after
noon for St. Louis. where his marriage
to Miss Margaret Sawyer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs O. F. Sawyer, formerly OF
Topeka. viii take place Wednesday eve
ming at eight O'Clock, at the residence
at 1889 West Belle Place
Miss MOliie CUP of Salfna who is Wis
iting in Kansas City viii arrive Thurs
day to spend a few days with Miss
Roberta WATSON at her home on West
Tenth avenue.
Misses Zoe and Anna Norris are ex-
pected up from Kansas City this week
to visit their grandmother, Mrs Whit
telsey.
Misses Nellie Lincoln and Branche
Steele are visiting friends in Kansas
City for few days
Mrs. George J. Graves. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. s. w Love, left
Monday for six weeks trip to Buffalo.
Miss Carrie Sicher of Minneapolis,
Mimi. formerly of Topeka is in the
city visiting Miss Lottie Steinberg-
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church Will give a social and
reception for the new members this ev-
ening at the church. There will be no
admission and all are invited TO attend.
The following programme viii be given:
Piano solo. Mrs. VIM Macferran: vocal
solo. Mrs. W c. Morgan: reading. Mrs.
Lillian Catch; vocal solo, Miss Esther