The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-11

Mrs A l. Williams entertained
small company of ladies very inform
ally this afternoon at her home on Fill
more street. The guests of honor were
Mrs Paul Hudson and Mrs. Walter j.
Veale, of the City of Mexico. At
o'clock a three-course luncheon was
served
Those besides the guests of honor
who enjoyed the afternoon were: Mrs
Nathan Price, Mrs. George w Veale,
Mrs. James B. Hayden. Mrs. Margaret
Wiggin Mrs. George Eagle, Mrs Dell
Keller. Mrs. Lyle Dickey, Mrs Frank
FARRELL. Mrs. Harry Williams and Miss
Jennie Wilson of Valencia
The ChanceI Chapter Tea.
The first Chancel Chapter tea of the
season was given Thursday afternoon
by Miss Sue Sharritt and Miss Emile
King, at the home of Miss Sharitt, on
King street A large number or guests
called during the afternoon, and the
affair was an enjoyable one
Refreshments were served in the
dining room. which was cnarmingiy
decorated in pink and green On the
polished table in the center of the room
were daintily embroidered linens, with
a cut glass vase of pink roses as a
centerpiece- There was small table
at either side Of the room; from one
was served tea and waters, and from
the other coffee. cheese straws and
olives.
A Birthday Party.
Mrs. H. l. Snirer entertained about
sixty little people very delightfully."-
Thursday afternoon at her home or
Fillmore street. in celebration of her
son Hampton's seventh birthday. The
hours were wrom until $50. Refresh
ments in several courses were served,
the little guests all seated on the floors
of the two large parlors. The favors
were little women and men, made of
peanuts, their gowns made of gay
japanese napkins.
Miss Lulu Mckee was present and
played kindergarten games with the
smaller children, and various games
were provided for the older ones. 9th
ers who assisted were Mrs. A. B. Whit
ing Mrs. Harry Whiting, Miss Jessie
Bair. Miss Anna Whiting and Hal
Whiting.
The invited guests were: Phillip and
Rorothy Sproat Willis Garvey, NIL
dred John and Jean Kepley Ruth and
Helen Whitaker, Marius Downing,
Ethel Chase, Mary and Alden Weight
man, Joy Paxton, Willard and Douglas
Bowman, Maurice Coates, Eloise and
Churchill Sargent, Dorothy and Chester
Wahle, Josephine Mckee, Anna and
Hal Whiting, Margaret Troutman,
Rose and Marshall Hite, Margaret and
Beatrice Shakeshaft, Edwin Waggoner,
Effie Banter. Helen Sharitt, Don Ilette.
Ray Dickinson. Archibald and Sanford
farrell. Richard Richter. Charles and
Bessie Wilbur. Louise, Elizabeth and
Wellington culver. Gladys and Harold
Cav and Marion Sheldon
One O'clock Luncheon.
Mrs George o. Wilmarth entertained
at an informal little one o'clock lunch
con Thursday at her pretty home on
West Eighth avenue. It was in honor
of Mrs J. L Penney Of Hutchinson who
Evarts.
Covers were laid for eight and the
guests were, Mrs Penney. Mrs. ]. r.
NcQuade. Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. John Sar-
gent, Mrs Collins. Mrs. Edwin c. Fox
and Miss Grace Collins.
An Informal Reception.
The members of the High School Bible
class Of the Y. w. c. A are giving a re-
ception this afternoon at the rooms for
the high school girls The rooms are
astraGtively decorated with a profusion
OF golden rod and autumn foliage The
hours are from three until five and re-
freshments Of punch and waters will be
served.
A short musical programme will be
given consisting OF vocal numbers by
Miss Esther Chamberlain; a piano
duet by Miss Greta Lee and Miss
HUGHES; a whistling solo by Mr.. vinton
Inen1s and piano selections by Miss
Ruth WEIGH Miss Harriet Broad will
give a talk class work
An Anniversary Party.
A number of the friends of DR. and
Mrs w. N West gave them an enjoy
able surprise party Thursday evening at
their new home on Topeka avenue In
versary.
The invited guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Hammatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ashby, Mr..
and Mrs Eugene S. Quinton, Mr. and
Mrs Hrold Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Capper, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
and Mrs w. ]. Black and Mr., ana RTrs,
Frank FARRELL
An Informal Evening.
Miss Minnie Seller entertained the
young men who composed such a pleas
ant serenading party during the sum-