The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-08
Social Calendar For the Week.

cay was Miss Helen ThOmpSOn'S luncn-
con for Miss Edna McClintock-
TUESDAY
The Imperial club will give dancing
party in the evening at Hudson's hall
WEDNESDAY.
Miss Kate Gunther has invited guests
1or large card party Wednesday after
noon in honor Of Miss Ollie O'Brien.
II the evening the marriage Of Miss
Edna ATcClintock and Mr.. Dorr Norton
viii take place at the home Of the brides
parents on West Tenth avenue. Another
wedding the same evening is that Of
Miss Edna Kirk and Mr.. Frank A. Ehr
man which win take place at the resi-
dence on Topeka avenue.
THURSDAY.
The first after Lenten reception viii be
given N the afternoon by Mrs. c. s.
Downing and Mrs Fred Freeman at the
home Of the former.
In the morning at 1890 Mrs. Clarence
Bowman will entertain in honor OF Miss
Ollie O'Brien.
The Commissceo club is to give a sub
scription dance at Hudson's hall in the
evening.
FRIDAY
Mrs G. s. Downing and Mrs Fred
Freeman have invited guests for a large
card party in the afternoon at the home
81 Mrs Downing on Tyler street
SATURDAY.
In the afternoon a card party will be
given for Miss Ollie OfBrien by Mrs. A
IL Nichols, Miss Clough and Miss Kath-
crime Clough at their home on Tyler
street
The Helianthus club will give a dane
ing party in the evening at Hudson's
hall.
Miss ThOmpson's Luncheon.
Miss Edna McCIintock was the guest
OF honor at pink luncheon was the guest
today given by Miss Helen Thompson at
her home on Harrison street The dining
room was darkened and artif1cially
lighted; the gas lights were pink shaded
and at either END of the table was can
delabrum ablaze with pink candles shaded
with pink On pretty Battenburg
square in the center Of the table rested
O. Venetian vase Overlooking with pink
roses; feathery strands OF asparagus fern
extended down either side Of the table.
crossing in the center.
The guests were: Miss McC1ntocd,
Mrs. Harry Weaver of Kansas City, Miss
I-dna Darrah of Leavenworth, Miss Ger
trude Devereux of Lawrence, Miss MarIs
Norton Miss Mary Thompson,M Miss Ivah
Davis Miss Susie Gay, Miss Florence
RoSsington, Miss Hazel Fassler. Miss
Louise Smith and Miss Helen Smith
A Pleasant Affair.
A very pleasant affair was the party
given Saturday afternoon by Miss
Clough and Miss Katherine Clough at
their home on Tyler street compliment
tary to their guest Miss Jessie Smith Of
Leavenworth. The guests were the MEM
bers Of the FortnightIy Euchre club and
Sixty-three was the game of the after
noon and three prizes were given; the
first, fancy hat pin, was won by Mrs.
Walter Smith; the seeond,a pretty plate,
by Miss Bessie Hayden, and the consoia-
ton. an Easter souvenir, by Miss Helen
Small of Atchison-
In addition to the members Of the club
the guests invited were, Miss Smith, Miss
Gertrude Devereux OF Lawrence, Miss
Edna Darrah of Leavenworth, Miss
Helen Small Of Atchison. Mrs. J. B.
H. NJ Vie ATr-cs
George Esterly, Mrs Frederick Fruer,
Mrs. W. J. Black, Mrs. William Dreschel,
Miss Emma White, Miss OlBace Weiss,
Miss Josephine Shella barger, Miss Vir-
CLINE Nulvane. Miss Ruth McClintock
Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss Hila Hinckley.
Miss Ollie O'Brien, Miss Katherine
Gunther and Miss Sue Sharitt.
An Egg Hunt
A club composed of eight little girls
enjoyed an egg hunt Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Elizabeth Holiday.
The eggs were decorated the previous
day and before the guests arrived were
hidden about the lawn and most Of the
afternoon was spent in looking for them.
The club members are Louise Raster,
Esther Rodgers, Jean Rodgers. Eliz-
abeth Manspeaker, Marguerite Parkfn-
son, Lizzie Smith, Vera Smith and EIiz-
abeth Holiday
An Enjoyable Party.
Miss Celia Smith entertained Friday
evening at her home on Polk street
was a guessing contest The guests
were requested to bring baby pictures
or themselves and these were placed in
conspicuous places about the rooms.
Miss Margaret Better received the prize.
a picture OF Baby Stuart, for guessing
the most correctly
Those invited were; Bertha Hoover
Esther Rauch. Editha Lang, Edith Og-
den. Maude Grimes, inertia Keener, Oc-
tober WOrden, Margaret Better. Jean
Miller, Eva Clayton. Lulu Healy, Ethie
Hulett, Webster Hoover, Archie MuIm0l-
land. Carl Trap. LaurenS Mcfarland.
Harry Sturgess, Ralph Forbes. Fred
Stewart Herbert Breidenthal, Glenn
Clark, Herbert Clark. Will Heron, Wal
ter Heron. Robert Pierce Harry
F1eischman.
N0Ies and Personal Mention.
Instead Of giving a tea Thursday
Ollie O'Brien, Miss Maud Bates has der !
cided to give a breakfast Saturday !
morning April 20.
Mrs James IS. Hayden will issue in !
vitations in a few days for an affair
Monday afternoon, April p, comkIi- /
mentary to Miss Ollie O'Brien.
Mrs George F. Sharitt goes to I.eav- /
enworth Tuesday for two weeks visit
with friends and relatives
Misses May and Grace Hobart are |
spending q week with Mrs. George Nor
row at the Throop hotel.
Airs. A w Towsley and little daugh- |
ter left Sunday for d few days visit in
Miss NTcGonigle will come over from
Leavenworth Saturday to spend Sunday /
with Miss Clough.
Miss Zeralda Barriger. Miss Ida Stew /
art and Miss Eslvie AIillspaugh spent
Saturday in Kansas fCty.
Miss Marian Rely left today for her |
home in Chicago after a short visit with |
friends az Bethany college en- route from |
California.
Mrs. Emma Burgess Byers Of Chicago