The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
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SOCIETY
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Crane will
give a dinner party this evening for
the young men of the Mitchell-Crane
bridal party and a corresponding num-
Der of girls. Dinner viii be served at
Z and the decorations viii all be in
white.
Covers win be laid for Miss Edna
Crane, Miss Charlotte Page, Miss
fslenna Cross, Miss Mary Lakin. Miss
Mary Thompson, Miss Grace Weiss, Mr..
Fred Alternately. Mr.. Lew Graham. Mr..
Joe Morgan, Mr.. David Lakin. Mr. ".
A. Alexander. and Mr. Jack Tiffany.
An Approaching Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George Trout, of Wa
mego, have announced the engagement
of their daughter Bess to DR. Howard
Stephen Lowry of Kansas City. The
marriage is to take place Thursday,
Wamego. They will live in Kansas
City, where DR.. Lowry has bought
residence in Hyde park. Miss Trout is
a charming young woman, well known
in Topeka society. as she often visits in
the city. and her many friends viii be
interested in her approaching marriage.
The tieIianthns Party.
The Helianthus club gave a very
pleasant dancing party Friday evening
at Steinberg's hall. This was the last
of a series Of delightful parties which
have been given during the winter
large number of guests were invited for
the occasion.
Those who danced We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Akers, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
Miss Hila Hinckley Miss Grace Cilpin
of Leavenworth, Miss Gertrude Becker
of Lawrence. Miss Hazel Fass1er, Miss
Amy Nelson of IronWood, Mich. Mrs
Ina Crist, Miss jeanette Lord, Miss
Gertrude TeVereux Miss Eliza beth
Meade, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Anna
Walsh. Miss Anna Player. Miss Sue
Herbst, Miss Sue Sharitt, Miss Mamie
Veale, Miss Beatrice Foster Miss Lii
liam Foster Miss Jessie Payne Miss
Louise KelIam, Miss Katharyne Clough.
Miss Katharyne Freshman Miss Agnes
Gunther. Miss Gala Cuttell Miss Alice
I-akin, Miss Emma Dennis, Miss Essie
/ Cham berlain, Miss Jessie Campbell.
Miss Bernice Fuller, Miss Marcia Spi-
vey, Miss Jessie Meyers, Miss Ethel Da-
! Wis, Miss Dot Wood. Miss Elizabeth
/ Cole, Miss Mabel Wood, Miss Vida
/ Wood Mr.. Charles Wolff Mr. Barney
/ Ley, Mr. Fred Gillette, Mr.. Tom King,
Mr.. VIM Dreschel Mr. Joe Morgan,
! Mr.. Paul Palmer, Mr.. Robert Stewart,
/ Mr.. Howard Patten. Mr.. Reuben Spi-
/ Vey, Mr.. Joe Wilson, Mr.. Chas. Moon,
/ Mr.. E. H. Custer. Mr. Fred Barnes. Mr..
I Martin Van de Mail. Mr.. Malcolm Ger
rard, Mr.. Walter Hayes. Mr.. Phil
Daley, Mr.. James Mcknight of Law
renee, Mr.. Shaler Mr.. VIII Henry, Mr..
1 Ralph Wunderlich Mr.. Ralph Harvey,
Mr. Walter Mclaughlin Mr.. Morrison
/ Mr. VIII Edwards, Mr.. Harley Refs
! man. MI W lAlldll Carthage, Mr.. Bert
Cartridge, Mr.. ChaS. Nudge, Mr.. Merle
+ King Mr.. Gill Updegraff. Mr.. Sam
/ Freshman. Mr.. George Freshman Mr..
/ George Snyder, Mr.. Bernard Crosby,
Mr.. Wallace Thompson, Mr.. Arthur Nc
/ Chntock. Mr.. Dana Davis. Mr.. Lathrop
! Resseguie, Mr. James Stewart Mr.
kurtz Kellam, Mr.. Roland MedlicOt
Mr.. VIII Wikadal, Mr.. Bert Cook, Mr.
Harry GaYitt, Mr.. Maurice O'Rourke,
/ Mr.. Clarence PoindeXter, Mr. Paul Null
vane. Mr.. Don Mulvane, Mr.. Burns
Williams, Mr.. Theodore Snattinger.
Mr.. Harry Parks and Mr. Everett
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Edith Metcalf gave a charming
little card party Friday evening at her
| home on Harrison street. Progressive
| sixty-three was the game of the even
| ing. Mrs. J. p. Fritts and Miss Lulu
F'ordyce cut for the prize, a pretty wa
| ter color; the cut was in favor Of Miss
| Fordyce. The gentlemans prize. a deck
of cards in a leather case was Won by
Mr.. W. D. Goodwin. After the scoring
delicious refreshments were served in
[ three courses
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs John
P Fritts, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wolf MI
and Mrs. c. H. Samson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Stotts. Mr.. and Mrs. w. " Carr,
Miss Nellie Wetherholt, Miss Myrtle
Fordyce, Miss Lulu Fordyce, Miss Eda
Smyth, Miss Josephine Herren, Miss
Nanon HerFen, Miss Effie King, Miss
! Ned Griffitt, Mr.. c. S. Gillespie. Mr..
Walter D. Goodwin, Mr. o. S. Pirkey,
MI A. NJ. Bunten, Mr.. Otis Dalton. Mr..
Ernest Robinson, Mr.. Walter A. Carr
and Mrs E. F. Caldwell of Lawrence.
The Mutual Improvement Club
The ladies Of the Mutual Improvement
club entertained their husbands at the
home of Mrs. NJ Reinbach, 1905 West
Sixth avenue. Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in guessing contests
of historical drawings and Crambs
Professor Harvey WoTrel and Miss
Edith VanDorp furnished music and
Mr.. J. W. Heyn sang, and Miss Caro-
/ lyme Reinbaeh gave q rea ding, all OF
which was much enjoyed. Refreshments
were served and enjoyed by The follow
/ ing. Mr. and Mrs l. W. Hileman, Mr.
W Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Field,
Mr.. and Mrs E P. Pollard, Mr.and Mrs
J. Heym, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A HeatOn
Mrs. I. A. Case. Mrs. Whitmer. Mrs
Anderson, Mrs. Wright, Miss Edith Var
Dorp, Miss Caroline Reinbach, Mr.
HerVey Worrel.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The marriage of Mr.. Bates Allen Of
Cleburne. Texas. and Miss Lucy Col
linson of Topeka, viii take place We'd
nesday evening, April 81 al the home Oi
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
COllinson at 1913 Topeka avenue.
The members of the Commercial elut
have extended an invitation to the To
peka Federation Of clubs to meet witt
then next Wednesday evening to lister
to q talk on Topeka Prosperity" bS
Mr.. Beardsley of Kansas City Mr.
Reardsley is the man who has done 81
much to interest Kansas City people IL
the park question
Mr. Ralph Morrison came UP from
Lawrence to attend the Helianthus par
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