The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-19

o. Garvey will give a luncheon in her
honor at her home at 515 Buchanan
street.
Big Four and Merrymakers.
The Big Four and the Merry
makers clubs gave an enjoyable pic
mic Wednesday evening on the WASH
burn college campus. The first part OF
the evening was spent in playing
games and later refreshments were
served.
nedy, Lula Aye, Laura Anderson,
Mamie Anderson, Kate Krigbaum,
Love Krigbaun1, Cora Anderson, Mary
Montgomery, Maggie Brennan, Martha
Miller, Mary Hartwick, Grace Bren-
nan, Mamie Kennedy, Margaret Casey,
May Mulvihill, Sallie Lewis, Rose Col
Inns, Josie Lewis, Celia Murphy, Teresa
Peterson, Anna Murphy, Nellie DWyer'
E.ffie Early, Anna Sheehan, Rebecca
VanHorn, Anna Kushura, Frances
Casey: Messrs. Ralph MCNEIL. Ralph
Kennedy, Johnnie Collins, Thomas Nc
Ginnis, Ira Bechtol George Bradshaw,
George Reel, Jimmie Dwyer, Arthur
Roberts, George Hartwick, Mark
Symmes, Will Wilson, Ernest Wilcox,
Joe Donhowe, Nate Cafferty, Ed Bren-
nan. Ezra Cooper, Lewis Laws, Elsie
Banks, Jack Butler, Arthur King, Mil
Ter Powell Harry Henry, Frank Spet-
ter, Sam VanHorn, George Wilson. Jack
Morrisey, Ash Thomson and Elmo Will
kerson of Albuquerque. N. M, and
VIM. Carraher of Peoria, Ill
Miss Root Entertains.
Miss Edith Root gave an enjoyable
little party at her home at 1lO4 Tyler
street Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Sena Young of BelOit- Music and
gay conversation were the features OF
the evening. Refreshments of cream
and cake We're served.
The guests present We're, MISS Edna
Simpson, Miss Ethel Klise, Miss Lille
Todd, Miss Flora Vesper, Miss Sena
Young, Mr.. Sidney Blenkarn, Mr.: Lem
McGhee. Mr. Earl, Mr.. Fred Phillips
and Mr.. Charles Root
DoncysOn Porch Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Doncyson enter
tanned a number of their friends at
very pleasant porch party Thursday
evening at their home on Western ave
nue.. The porch and lawn were cOmfor-
tably furnished and lighted with Japa-
nese lanterns. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
Most Of the guests had participated In
a Fourth of July picnic at Lake View
and during the evening each guest was
given a piece of drawing paper and a
pencil with the instruction to draw
picture of some incident that had oc-
CURED then. The two prizes, a. first
and a consolation were won by Mr..
Bert Kelly and Miss Julia Whitmer
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Schlegel. Mr.. and
Mrs. AIcVey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Mercer,
Miss May Guthrie of Wichita, Miss Eda
Smyth, Miss Julia Whitmer, Miss Ill
Grace Whitmer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bar
tel, Mr.. Orvin Kelly, Mr.. Bert Kelly and
Mr.. Charles Smyth.
Gay-Patneaude.
A very pretty wedding which took
place Thursday morning at the Church
of the Assumption was that of Miss
Ulia Patneaude and Mr.. Francis Paul
Gay The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Hayden
The bride wore pretty gown of
white dotted tissue, trimmed in lace
Miss Anna Hartley, wore a white null
gown trimmed with lace and insertion.
Miss Mamie F1eisch and Miss Wini-
fred Hartley, in dainty little white
girls. Mr.. August julius Gay, brother
of the groom, acted as his best man.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
consisted of pink and white carnations
and maidenhair ferns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gay left at once for their future home
in Cleburne, Texas
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Edith States has gone to Man
itou, where she will remain during the
hot weather.
Mr. W. a. Alexander, MI 4. L. King
and Mr. David Lalxin returned Thurs
day from a trip to FL Reno, o. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay, of Gle
burne. Texas, are in the city visiting
the family of Mr.. Victor Patneaude,
on Madison street
Miss Myra VanHouten viii go to st. |
Joe Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
c. U. Philley. Her little nieces, Grace |
and Myra Philley, who have been
spending the past 5 weeks here will ac-
company her home.
MISS. F. Steele and daughter Blanch
and Mrs. viii Gunther went to Lake
View Thursday for a few days outing
Mrs Florence King is spending two
weeks in Granville, Mo.
Miss Blanche Wilson left today for
Chicago; after taking a lake trip she
VIII go to New York on business.
A. w Bronson and family are spend /
ing a few weeks in Colorado.
The marriage of Mr.. Luther B. Reid |
of st. Joe, and Miss Amy Lu Hunt of !
St Joe, formerly of Topeka, took place |
Thursday evening in St. Joe at the
home Of the brides relatives. The bride |
is well known in Topeka having made /
her home here for a number Of years.
After leaving Topeka she held the DO
sition of society editor on the St Joe |
Evening News.
Mr.. w. z. Trap viii leave Saturday
Tor business trip to Enid Ok
Mr. and Mrs Byron Client and Mrs
Ed Warner left Thursday for a several |
weeks outing in Colorado.
Leslie McCanne left Thursday even
ing for a trim to EIReno, Ok.
The "Chip-ln club gave another of |
It's very enjoyable car rides Wednes-
day night A great many people Won
dered II tie predicted cyclone had at |
last struck the town. The party start |