The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-07
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Mrs. l. d. Wh1ttemores MIS- %laIA
and Mrs McEachron were the hos
tesses at a studio tea at Washburn coli
lege Friday afternoon from four until
six. The affair was q novel as Wen as
an enjoyable one, and was attended Dy
several hundred guests
Studies in charcoal and water colors
done by the students, were on exhibit
and these as well as a large collection
of photographs of works OF art, etc.
were of much interest to the visitors
Tea was served from attractive little
tea tables by Miss Jessie Guild, Miss
Preston, Miss lone White, Miss Nelson
and Miss Ireland One table was set
entirely with old fashioned china, and
old pewter platters were used as SerV-
ing trays The rooms were lighted by
candles in quaint old brass, pewter and
silver candlesticks, set in the WINDOW
recesses and other convenient places
Among those who enjoyed the affair
besides many members of the college
and faculty were, Miss Crosby, Mrs. D.
M. Fisk. Mrs. A. H Thompson, Mrs.
Charles F. Spencer, Mrs. T. J. kellam,
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. W. r. Cow
ley of Columbus. Kansas. Mrs Eugene
F Ware, Mrs. Harry Whiting, Mrs
Grimsley. Mrs. Dean. Mrs. H. o. Car
vey, Mrs. McVicar. Dr. Barnes, mrs
Morris Mrs A A. Robinson, Mrs. Mel
Parsons. Mrs. William Bishop. Mrs.
Martin Mohler. Miss Maude Bishop,
Mrs. Neiswanger, Mrs Merriam, Miss
Brinker, Miss Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
-
Sheldon.
The Hyperion Club
The Hyperion club gave an enjoy
able party Friday night at stem ten.
Nellie Clark, Miss May Talley, Miss
Minnie Maier Miss Josephine McMahan.
Miss Maud Naylor, Miss Winifred
PETER Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Miss Oc-
tavio Greenwood. Miss Mabel Roser,
Miss Ethel Hadley Miss Daisy Warner,
Miss Bessie Creamer, Miss Pearl Web
er. Miss Venice Whitney. Miss Maud
Wilson, Miss Lizzie McNeal, Miss
Marie Wilson. Mrs. Harry Steinberg,
Miss Pauline Mcdonald; Mr. Walter R.
Lawrence, Mr.. T. A Robinson, Mr.. H
G. Martin, Mr.. A S. Hadey, Mr.. Ray
]. Lyddane, Mr.. Tom Herren, Mr. Tom
Whitmer. Mr. William Herren, Mr..
Harry Steinberg, Mr.. F. e. Middleton,
Mr.. Bruce Harmon. Mr.. Carl Graham,
Mr.. Ray Signor. Mr.. Aurel A Rulings,
Mr. D. G. Haggart, Mr.. J. Karl Hen
derson, Mr. Beamer NJ Nelson, Mr.. w.
H. McKirahan. Mr.. N. G. Edelblute.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Della Frazer, of Lawrence, is in
the city visiting Mrs. Herbert Arm
strong.
A reception is to be given Monday by
the Art league of Leavenworth, in the
club rooms, in honor of Mrs. w. A.
Johnston ana MIS-. harry -. GarVeys OF
Topeka.
DR.. and Mrs. George Esterly came up
from Lawrence today to remain over
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. D. z. E,s-
terly.
Mr.. Blakesley and daughter, Mrs
Harry F'inke, of Sedalia, Mo, have left
for California after a two days visit
in Topeka with AIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
West, on Harrison street.
Mrs. George Stansfield will attend
grand opera in Kansas City next week.
Mrs Arthur Lingafelt will leave next
week for New York city. where she will
pursue her musical studies with Francis
Fisher Powers.
Mrs. John Wilson, who has been
spending two or three weeks in To-
peka with Mrs. Earle Williams went to
kansas City today to join her husband
and they will go from there to their
home in Fort Scott
Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler land daugh-
ter Eleanor, who are now in Paris ex-