The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-31
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Miss Mabel Hills. who has returned
from Pittsburg. Pa. for weeks visit,
was the guest of honor at a charming
luncheon given at / o'clock today by
Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes, at her home
on West Eighth avenue
Covers We're laid for the following
guests: Miss Hills. Mrs. Carl Nellis.
Mrs Wilbur 8. CLANCY, Miss Mary
Hambleton. Miss Santa Waters, Miss
Fe Waters. Miss Ida Bergen and Miss
Pearl Mcfarland.
Delightful Affair.
Mrs. William Thrapp entertained
very pleasantly Saturday afternoon at
her home on West Eighth avenue, com
plimentary to her sister, Mrs. c U
Pulley, and Mrs Dick Johnson, of St
Joe
of entertainment. Mrs. George Walp at
the piano played a number of old
fashioned airs while the guests guessed
what they were. The prize, potted
primrose. was won by Mrs J. s. Coe,
who cut with Mrs. Thomas Grey Ken
nedy. About O'Clock a three-course
luncheon was served on small tables.
The guests who enjoyed the AFTER
noon were: Mrs. Philley. Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. ]. s. Coe. Mrs. George o. Will
marth, Mrs. Z. w. Poindexter. Mrs c,
III. j
s Sproat. Mrs. Thomas Grey Kennedy.
Mrs Jay Morris. Mrs. Ralph Van
Houten. Mrs. II. NJ Hadley, Mrs. r. Il
Kepley. Mrs Roy Ritchie, Miss Eliza
beth Davis Miss Myra Van Houten,
Miss Maude Van Houten. and Mrs.
George Walp.
An Egg Hunt.
Mrs z. w. Poindexter gave an egg
hunt this afternoon on the lawn ad-
joining her home, for her son Early and
a H. tor
of the lawn was a row of plates, one
for each guest, and marked by flags.
The eggs were hidden in various hooks
and corners. and when one was found
the finder rang a bell and was given
credit for it. There were two prizes,
basket of candy eggs for the girl
finding the greatest number and rab-
bit for the boy. After the hunt re-
freshments were served.
The guests were: Henrietta Stark,
Ruth Whiting, Helen Kittle, Irene Kit
tle Dorothy. Sproat, Lethe Blanch.
Alice Noble, Rose Hite, Marjorie Rodg-
ers, Floyd Snow, Otis Cleland. DeWitte
Hagar, Marshall Hite, Phillip Sproat.
Ray Lord and Paul Anderson.
A Birthday Party.
Misses Selma and Theresa Johnson
entertained for their sister. Vendla, in
honor of her birthday last Saturday eV-
ening. The time was spent in listening
10 a photograph and playing high five,
after which refreshments were served
SeXtette club and some of their
friends. They We're; Misses Minnie
Kuehne. Mabel Rosen. Theresa KrauSs,
Nellie Jones. May Richie, Vera john
ston, Lola. Berry, Nellie Breidenthal
Messrs. Ellis Anderson, Clarence Ores
ser. Charles Myers, Beamer Nelson,
Clarence Houghtellin. Chas. Howe, Rob
ert Roediger. Otto Lobere. Giltner Hos
tutler, and Francis johnson.
Birthday Party.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Till
man. POP Spring street Thursday, in
honor of Mrs. TillThan's seth birthday.
The whole family, consisting of two
sons and four daughters, We're present.
The families represented were, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. E. Tillman of Topeka. DR.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Atchison of WakaruSa, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. McComb of Elevation
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. FoltZ of Waka-
rusa; G. T. Tillman and Pearl Tillman,
the youngest son and daughter of Mr.
They met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. c. Tillman and went from there to
the home of their mother and took her
completely by surprise
There were twenty-seven in all. fifteSn
of the number being grandchildren.
After dinner was over the afternoon
was spent in singing and having a
good time in general
The W. Y. S. w. Party
The w. Y. S. w. boys and their girl
friends enjoyed a very pleasant party
Friday evening at the home of Mr..
Ralph futile on Fillmore street 1t
might be termed an Easter egg party
most of the evening was spent in
decorating eggs and Easter novelties
We're given as prizes for the best ones.
Later in the evening refreshments were
served on small tables; partners were
found by matching the two halves of
pasteboard eggs which were decorated
with faces done with pen and ink.
Music was furnished by the mandolin
club composed of Mr.. Earl Ewart, MI.
Proctor FOUGHT. Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr..
Bayard Whitney and Mr. Ralph futile.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing young people: Miss Ethel Davis,
Miss Edith Morton, Miss Mabel An
drews, Miss Sarah Mcclellan, Miss
Maude Grimes, Mr.. Earl Ewart. Mr..
John Freshman, Mr.. Harry Fleishman,
Mr. Proctor FOUGHT, Mr. Russell Frost,
Mr.. Ed Gossett, Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr..
Earl Mcfarland. Mr.. Harry Rigby and
Mr.. Bayard Whitney.
A Class Party.
The Sophomore class of the Topeka
High school enjoyed a lively time Fri
day night at the home of Alice Tucker,
in Potwin. In the egg hunt Miss Lulu
Healy won the prize. q bunch of car
nations. spider web occasioned much
fun during the evening, and many other
games We're played. Supper was served
at a late hour
Those present We're: Miss Lulu Healy
Miss Nellie Raster. Miss Esther Rauch
Miss NiviensTuttle, Miss Winifred Will
liams. Miss stacy Burgess. Miss zella
Lukens. Miss Mabel skinner Miss Mar
garet Better Miss Celia Smith. Miss
Louise Fleming. Miss Eva Walton. Miss
Mabel Cuthbert, Miss Pearl Givens,
Miss Winifred Hadley. Miss Edith Van
Dorp. Miss Pearl Herrberg. Miss Ger
trude Sears Miss Inca Stebbins. Miss
Alice Winget. Miss Ethel Huleut Mss
Blanche Hughes Miss Ruth Rulings
Miss Marriott Smith and Miss Alice
Tucker. Mr.. Carl TrapD Mr. John
Shul Mr. Ed Guild. Mr.. Art Griggs.
Mr. Frank Griggs. Mr.. Harvey Hulett |
Mr. Sumner Everinghem. Mr. Walter |
Myers. Mr.. Paul Mon, gomery. Mr.. Paul
Iilddy, Mr.. Earl Engle Mr. Allan |
Philips, Mr. viii Leland Mr.. Leon
DaNls, Mr.. Glenn Clark. Mr.. Ralph |