The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

Winnifred Prescott and Mr.. Earl 3.
! Mcdowell which viii be solemnized
! Tuesday evening, June g. at $50 o'clock
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
! corner Of Sixth avenue and Harrison
4 street. Miss Prescott viii be attended
by Miss Eta Beck as maid Of honor and
! Mr.. Lew Graham viii be the grOoms-
I man. MT. and Mrs. John A. Prescott OF
4 Kansas City and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L.
/ Brown Of Arkansas City viii also be at
/ tendants, the young matr0ns in the ca
1 pacity Of bridesmaids and Mr.. Prescott
! and Mr.. Brown ushers with Mr.. Paul
! Palm er, Mr. Herbert Robinson. Mr..
/ Frank Barley, Mr.. Malcolm Garrard.
! and Mr.. George Noble. Jr.
Several entertainments are being
/ planned In honor of the prospective
bride and invitations for some of them
/ are already out. Friday, May %. Miss
/ Beck and Miss Eta Beck viii give an
/ afternoon for Miss Prescott. Miss Erol
I Buckmaster has chosen Thursday, the
9th, as the date for an afternoon card
I party in her honor and Saturday, May
/ 81. Miss Nellie Kirk viii entertain fox
/ her
/ After June 20 at S25 Quincy street IS
( the at home date and address annOunc-
! ed with the invitations
City Federation Business Meeting.
There viii be a called meeting of the
{ city federation of womens clubs at
/ Unity church Wednesday morning, May
/ q at 10 o'clock for the purpose Of COM
J
meeting of the state federation, May q.
( % and %.
For Miss Bessie Bells of Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Bells of Kansas City who
/ formerly lived in Topeka and who has
4 many young friends here was the guest
of honor at a delightful lawn party Fri
] day night which gave her girl and boy
/ friends a most pleasant opportunity Of
I renewing her acquaintance. The party
was given at the home of Miss Ethel
/ Steinberg. SIG Monroe street, and the
/ duties of hospitality were shared by
! Miss Steinberg with Miss Charlotte But
/ terly Miss Bessie Jet, Miss Helen
/ Sterne and Miss Grace Sterne. Jap
/ anese lanterns decorated the lawn and
piazza at the Steinberg home and the
affair had all the enjoyable features
which distinguished an outdoor gather
] ing. Invitations were extended to Miss
/ Percy Montgomery, Miss Edna Miller,
Miss Lille Parfitt, Miss Myrtle Carr,
! Miss Bessie Tincher, Miss Mildred
: POindexter, Miss Louise Magill, Miss
/ Dot Marshall Miss Nellie McKirahan,
[ Miss Norma Holman, Miss Blanch Jen-
ness, Mr.. Harry Sturgis, Mr.. Carl Trap,
( Mr. Leo Conwel Mr.. Neil Anderson,
I Mr.. Stright Lauche, Mr.. Ohio Jet, Mr.
/ Galen Miller, Mr.. Edwin Guild, Mr.. Don
] Thompson, Mr.. Tod Matthew's, Mr.. Geo.
/ Neale, Mr.. Harley Carter, Mr.. Dana
! Parkhurst Mr.. John Heller, Mr.. Roy
Maxwell, Mr.. Al Ferguson and Mr..
Miss Bells visit is creating no little
/ excitement among the young people OF
I her set, and a number Of affairs are
/ being given in her honor. Following the
! lawn party Friday night Miss Charlotte
I Butterfly gave an all-night party for
/ the guest of honor and the hostesses
and this afternoon Miss Helen Sterne
is entertaining at cards for Miss Bells.
/ The prize is a game of high five to
which the afternoon is devoted is book
/ The invited list includes Miss Louise
Magill, Miss Blanch Jenness, Miss Bes-
: c.s1 TeAt t-.17 ,4~,E.
/ Charlotte Butterfly, Miss Hazel Howe
/ Miss Hazel Fulton, Miss Eugenia Quin-
I ton, Miss Dorothy Marshall and Miss
! Bessie Tincher.
| Tonight there viii be another all
/ night party for the Kansas City girl at
which Miss Bessie Jet will be the hos
/ tess and Miss Bells, Miss Helen Sterne,
! Miss Grace Sterne, Miss Ethel Steinberg
and Miss Charlotte Butterfly the guests.
A Lawn Party.
/ The class of 1903 of the Topeka High
/ school will give lawn party at the resi-
! dence of Miss Daisy Vance. 536 Greenwood
! avenue, Potwin tonight. The invited list
! includes all the Juniors and the following
/ young people who were formerly enrolled
/ Mamie Knox, Miss Zenorah Sim. Mr.. Art
( Griggs, Mr.. Ed Lannan, Mr.. Glen Mil
thur Wolf
The Delta Party at ViuewoOd.
The season at Vinewood, which has
! been the scene of so many delightful
1 hops and picnics and which has been
the favOrite resort Of the Topeka sum-
mer girl and her cavaliers since the time
/ when the memory Of man runneth not
to the contrary was opened last night
with q picnic and dance at which the
! boys of the Delta OmicrOn fraternity of
the high school were the hosts. A tally
no ride to the park and a picnic supper
were agreeable preliminaries to the hop
with which the evenings gaieties closed.
/ Mrs. A. 3. QuintOn and Mrs. George W.
CNanRrnnRd " no
were Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Helen
QuintOn, Miss Fay QuintOn, Miss Louise
! Wood, Miss Jessie Campbell Miss Alice
Lakln, Miss Lugrace Whitmer, Miss
Agnes Burdge Kiss Daisy Neil Miss
Grace Frost, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss
Edith Morton, Miss Annabelle Tiee, Miss
Gertrude Reed, Miss Jessie Payne Miss
Maud Grimes, Mr.. EldOn Ifce, Mr.. John
Freshman, Mr.. Harry Freshman, Mr..
Arthur Wolf. Mr.. Glen Millice, Mr..
Robert Smith. Mr.. Ivan Haggart, Mr..
Harry Adams, Mr.. Clarence Houghtel-
lin, Mr.. Claude Rightman, Mr. Arthur
Griggs, Mr. Harry Rigby, Mr.. Ralph
futile. Mr.. Russell Frost Mr.. Edward
/ O'Donovan, Mr.. Clarence Johnson, Mr..
Monta Kistler, Mr. Hugh Larimer and
Mr.. Bob Anderson, and Mr.. Frank
Bangs Of Lawrence
An AII-Day Birthday Party.
The seventeen birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Lydia Snow is the occasion of a
pleasant gathering Of her friends who
are being entertained at an an-day
party at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
4 Fred Snow. 706 Polk street. today. The
| event has been made especially memora-
/ Bile to the guest Of honor by the presen-
! tatlOn of a gold watch and chain, the
gift Of her son, Mr. Snow. Mrs. Shows
pleasant home is attractiVeiy decked
with roses, peonies and other garden
1 flowers and the guests are dividing their
time, spent with needleWork and friend
~ gossip. between the house the porch
ana the lawn Mrs. Snow is assisted by
Mrs. l. l. ROser. The Invitations were
from Il O'Clock until and luncheon was
served at o'clock at a long table IN
the dining room where covers We're laid
Houten, Mrs. Sam Hfndman. Mrs
Sparks Mrs. J. D. Norton, Mrs J. s.
Stansfield, Mrs. ]. T. Kirk, Mrs Clock
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