The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-22


Mrs. W. H. Eastman entertained about
twelve tables of guests at a delightful
card party this afternoon at her pretty
home on topeka avenue. The game
played was $ogressive high five Line
prizes were two pretty books
The rooms were charmingly oecoratgu
for the occasion with quantities OF Drill
liant autumn foliage and great bowls Oh
cosmos blossoms and other cut mowers
The guest list included Mrs. w T.
Crosby, Mrs. Z. H Crosby, Mrs a
Marburg. Mrs Charles Blood Smith
Mrs Fred Cole. Mrs. James L. klng,
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis. Mrs Albert
Patten, Mrs Willard Hall, Mrs h Y
Whitfield. Mrs A. c. Markley, Mrs. D.
o. McCray Mrs. George Harrison, Mrs
Arthur Capper, Mrs. George Crawford'
Mrs. Frank Crane, Mrs. George w
Crane. Mrs. C. G. Baker Mrs. James ..
HAYDEN Mrs. W. A. Morton, Mrs
Harold Chase, Mrs. D. p. Paxton. Mrs
Frank Patterson. Mrs. Harry Ashby,
Mrs. Frank Bonebrake, Mrs w J.
Black, Mrs Frank Merriam, Mrs; T. "A
Herbst, Mrs. ]. C. McClintock, Mrs: H.
o. Garvey, Mrs Charles F. Spencer, Mrs
Frank Lewis. Mrs Harry Seery, MIS-
H. L P. Hillyer, Mrs. l. Il Mum, MIS-
Mrs. c. B. Reed, Mrs A L. Nichols Mrs
Frank P. MacLennan, Mrs. Charles
Downing, Mrs. Schuyler Nichols, Mrs.
Speed Hughes. Mrs Harrison Morsan'
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afelt. Mrs. Clifford Histed, Mrs. T. l.
Cartridge, Mrs. George w. Parkhurst,
Mrs. Frederick Fruer, Mrs h L. Shlrer,
Mrs A A. Hurd. Mrs B. T. Lewis, Mrs
Howe Mrs. James Gray Thomas Miss
Daisy Hayes, Miss Ida Bergen, MISS
Helen Smith. Miss Mary Thompson
Miss Josephine Shella barger, Miss Hor-
ton, Miss ROsamond Horton, Miss Mary
Harrison. Miss Arlie Ewart, Miss Edna
Crane Miss Lee Redden. Miss Mabel
Quigley, Miss Emma White, Miss Nell
Clough, Miss Katherine Clough, MISS
Lucy Knowles, Miss Lena McCray, Miss
Ruth McClintock, Miss Bessie Hayden,
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst and Miss
VILLA Rodgers
For Miss McClintOck.
Miss Ruth McClintock was the honor
ed guest at a charming little card party
given this afternoon by Miss Maude
Bates at her home on Western avenue.
Progressive sixty-three was the game of
the afternoon; the prize was big bunch
of pink carnations
The rooms were prettily decorated
with roses. carnations and palms. The
score cards were small heart-Shaped
affairs, each one bearing a tiny picture
of the bride-elect- At $50 a three
course luncheon was served in the din
ing room, the guests all seated at one
long table which was deliberately deco
rated with saliva.
One of the features of the luncheon
was a wedding cake which was cut by
Miss McClintock and a piece passed to
each guest. The cake contained the
three mystic symbols. a thimble, ring
and dime.
The guests were, Miss McClintock.
Mrs Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. David
Norton, Miss Florence Rossington, Miss
Hila Hinckley, Miss Emile King, Miss
Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Bessie Hayden.
Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Ida Shanklin of
Kansas City, Miss Jeanette Lord, Miss
Sue Sharitt, Miss Hazel Fassler. Miss
TT@1~ y, I'D Tsce
Vera Low.
A Pleasant Affair.
Governor and Mrs.W. E. Stanley gave
an enjoyable dinner party Monday ev- |
ening at the governors mansion. The !
color scheme carried out in the decora- |
lions was pink and white.
The guests invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. |
H. E Richter. Mr.. and Mrs Frank !
Grimes, Mr. and Mrs George A Clark |
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Cole. Mr.. and |
Mrs. A A. GODDARD, Mr. and Mrs. Nor |
ton Albaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. |
Church, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, |
and Mrs. Hin of Wichita.
10 Honor of Miss Felt.
Misses Beatrice and Lillian Foster en-
tertained informally this afternoon at |
their home on Harrison street compli- |
mentary to Miss Winnie Felt The af- |
fair was a card party and handkerchief |
shower combined and the guests were |
limited to the young ladies invited to |
the wedding.
Sixty-three was the game played and |
the prize was a pretty jewel casket. |
During the afternoon Miss Frances
Harp of Denver played and Miss Lii
liam Foster sang. Refreshments were |
served after the scoring.
The guests were: Mrs. Harp and |
daughter Frances of Denver, Miss Vim |
ME Felt, Miss Gertrude Felt, Miss Nell |
Miss Mamie Veale. Mrs. Bert Garvin, |
Miss Marcia Spivey. Miss Edith Snyder, /
Miss Mary Chamberlain, Miss Esther /
and Miss Elizabeth Cav
lit.
MIR. and Mrs. Wood Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood have fnvi-
ted guests for an informal little card |
party this evening in their apartments /
in the National hotel The guest of hon
or is Mrs Hayden of Port Arthur. Tex.
High fve Will be played at several ia
bles- Mrs Hayden as guest of honor
Will be given pretty souvenir spoon /
and the prize for the highest score is a
dainty picture in black and white The
rooms viii be attractively decorated in
cut flowers and potted plants. Punch
will be served during the entire even
ing.
After the scoring a luncheon will be
served on small tables in the blue room
III SAuAAe1A anu
palms. In small room at one side A
mandolin orchestra will play during the
luncheon
The guests invited are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Burns, Mr.. and Mrs A A God
ard, Mr. and Mrs Frank Metzler. Mr..
and Mrs D. o. McCray, Judge and Mrs,
:. E Foote. Mr.. and Mrs Katey. Miss
Lena McCray, Miss Mamie Kahr. Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs Kammack, Mr.. ii. G.
Larimer, Mr. Frank Squires. Mr.. French
and MIR. Riggs of Kansas City.
A Surprise Party
In honor OF his twentieth birthday.
Mr. Herman Gabler was given a party
Saturday evening at the home of his
mother, MIS- J. w Morgan, Sixth and
Golden street Those who gathered for
he occasion were: Mr. and Mrs Lee
IA bier Mr. Afrs -