The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-29

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Miss Florence Rossington gave a de-
Ightfully informal luncheon at l
o'clock today, complimentary to Miss
Edna McCIintock. Her guests were Miss
McClintock. Mrs Russell Phillips and
Miss Edna Darrah of LeavenwOrth,
Miss Rachael Pugh of Lawrence, Miss
Louise Smith, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Susie Gay, Miss Gertrude Devereux,
Miss Ivah Davis. Miss Helen Thompson
and Miss Vera Low.
The Commisce0 Party.
The Commisceo club gave one of the
HudsOn's hall Thursday evening. This
was the last party OF the series. and
punch was served throughout the even
ing.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs Will
Griffith Mrs Charles Schilling of
Draughn, Ark, Miss Ethel Black of
Kansas City, Miss Nellie Sheaffor of
Usage City, Miss Venice Whitney, Miss
Grace Church, Miss Mabel Horton, Miss
Pauline Maier, Miss Maud McKibben,
Miss May Wilson, Miss Lorraine Kinney
Miss Katherine Ernicfl Miss Ada Sim
mons Miss Blanche Steele, Miss Edna.
Prescott, Miss Alice Hartman, Miss
Jessie Cuthbert, Miss Byrd Lee, Miss
Pearl Weber, Miss Daisy Warner, Miss
Dorothy Tuckerman, Miss Olive Leon
ard, Miss Josephine McMahan, Miss Jo-
sephine Van Amburgh Miss Beatrice
Hayes, Miss Jane Moore, Miss Josephine
Pickens, Miss Pearl Sample, Miss Maud
Gregg, Miss Leila HCrd, Miss HelOiSe
Green, Miss Leona Sage Miss Myrtle
Dillon, Miss Maggie Wilson, Miss Eda
Smythe- Miss Kathleen Hartman, Miss
Hulda Pickens, Miss Eleanor ColcoId.
Miss May Tally, Miss Minnie Maier,
Miss May DeClercq, Miss Maud Adams,
Miss Pulley, Mr.. Osborn and MIR. H.
w Brent of Lawrence, Mr.. Lem White,
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Mr.. .Aurel Rulings, Mr.. Reuben Fogel,
Mr.. II. c. Goodrich. Mr.. Charles
Smythe, Mr.. ". r. Frisby, Mr. Earl
Graham. Mr.. Cord Smith, Mr.. N. G.
Edleblute, Mr.. w. H. Taggart. Mr. F. z.
Goodrich, Mr. Jack Sharitt, Mr.. Harry
Trivoli, Mr. T. L. Heyden, Mr.. James
Austin, Mr.. Thee Rickenbacher, Mr.. F.
w. Swearinger, Mr.. w r. Lawrence,
Ralph Ball, Mr.. w c. Stevenson, Mr..
G. NJ McCarter, Mr.. VIII Herren, Mr..
w. II. Kekar, Mr.. Russell Kincaid, Mr..
F. M. Tuckerman, Mr.. Newton Alden,
Mr.. Morris Stevenson, Mr.. w. r. Mar
shall, Mr.. F. z. Middleton and Mr..
Bruce Harmon.
ANIMAL Cosmos Party.
The annual party of the Cosmos club
was given Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. McGregor at 720 West Fifth
street The t'old crowd and the young
crowd" take turns at furnishing the err
tertainment for these parties and this
was the ''old crowds turn. The affair
was one OF the most pleasant ever given
by the club
Miss Matte McGregor in fancy
gipsy costume told fortunes during the
evening, while music by Mrs. J. P. Rog-
ers and Delsartean pOsings by Mss
Grace Simpson were much enjoyed. A
iaughable feature of the evening was i
scene from Josiah Aliens Wife, given by
Mrs. n. Millizen. Mrs. Edward Bartlett
and Miss Grace Simpson. The evening
was closed with a delicious supper.
The guests of the evening were: Mrs.
A E Brusman, Mrs D A Blood Mrs
Ed Bartlett, Mrs. c. J. Drew, Mrs H d.
Davis, Mrs Jennie Cart, Mrs. J. L. Guy
Mrs Geo. Hanley, Mrs. L. u. Harrison,
Miss Daisy Harrison, Mrs Homer Larsh,
Mrs. N. 8Iilliken, Mrs. S. NJ. Wood Mrs.
J. M Wallace, Miss Grace Simpson, Miss
Ella Wade, Mrs W. H. Wilson, Mrs. J.
p. Rogers, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Edt
Guy, Miss Rose Davis and Miss attic
AIcG1egor.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Thompson issued invita-
tiors Thursday for a card party mkt
Wednesday afternoon at her home an
topeka avenue complimentary to Miss
Edna McClintOck
MIS-. Clarence Bowman and son VII
lard returned Thursday from weeks
visit in Kansas City with Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs Frank Manspeaker and son of
Kansas City are in Topeka visiting Mrs.
Manspeaksr's mother, Mrs c. w. Jew
ell 81 800 East Sixth avenue.
Miss Minnie Davis, who has been i'll
WITH typhoid fever at StOrmOnt hospital
for the past several weeks, has so far
recovered that she returned to her home
Thursday.
The Progressive Grand club was pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Marcia Spivey- The next meeting
viii be in two weeks at the home of Miss
Bates The guests We're; Miss Susie
He. bst, Miss Blanch Bear, Miss Peat
rice Foster and Miss Lillian Foster. Miss
katherine Freshman won the prize,
which was pretty hat pin.
Mrs. Harry Weaver returned to her
home in Kansas City today after a few
days visit in Topeka. She will return
next week and remain until after the
Norton McC1intock wedding
Mrs. Russell Phillips came over from
Leavenworth today to attend Hiss Ros-
sington's luncheon; she will return
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Devereux of Lawrence
is visiting in the city
The following young people enjoyed
an informal oyster supper at the home
of Miss Mabel Quigley Wednesday even
ing as the result Of an election bet;
Miss Dora Furman, Miss Ida Harsh,
Miss Miriam Mcfarland. Mr.. Horace
Macferran, Mr.. Charlie Elliott, Mr.. Earl
Case and Mr.. John Abrahams-
mrs RhllI1pS and mrs Morenead OF
Manhattan are spending the day shop
ping in Topeka
The regular meeting of Western Soro-
sis will be held Saturday afternoon at
the z w G A. rooms The paper of
the afternoon will be read by Mrs. c. J.
Evans on the subject, THE American
Revolution from the British Stand
point"
Miss Ella Malapert and Miss Nelne
Sheanor have returned to their homes
in Usage City after a few days visit in
Topeka with Miss Daisy Warner.
Inc senior class OF the hlsn school IS