The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-08

Turner Reid. which is to take place Oc-
tober p. were issued Tuesday, will be
luncheon at which Miss Helen Thomp
son will be the hostess Saturday.
President and Mrs Norman Plass will
faculty of Washubn college in Library
hall tonight
Mrs Carl NeIlis entertained in Miss
Ida Bergen's honor at her home 1905
Tenth avenue west, this afternoon The
guests were limited to Miss Bergen's
closets friends and included Mrs.
Thomas Grey Kennedy. Mrs. Lee Clin-
ton Forbes. Mrs. c. C. Stillman of Nor
ganville, Mrs. Earl Case. Mrs. David
Norton, Mrs. Herman Judd of Lead, S.
D., Mrs. e. Callahan of Mexico, Mrs. e
M. Jolley of Kansas City, Mrs. Ben
jamin Cfiswell, Miss Faye Johnston OF
st. Louis, Miss Mary Foster of Ottum-
wa Iowa. Miss Eleanor Work of Okla
noma. Miss Anna Marie Nellis. Miss
Lucretia Blankenburg of Philadelphia.
Miss Marian Garretson, Miss Waters.
Miss Fe Waters, Miss Georgiana Was
son, Miss Lillian Valentine. Miss Elsie
Valentine Miss Jean Frost, and Miss
Lee RedGen.
The ten Topeka boys who are students
at the St Johns military school at Sa-
dents whose homes are in other states.
are planning to give a large dancing
party at Steinberg's hall in Topeka dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
The Portia club will meet with Mrs
L. NJ. Powell, 703 Taylor street Thurs
day at half after o'clock.
Mrs. John B. bartholomew extends A
cordial general invitation to all interest
ed in the study of the history Of art to
meet with her Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the little chapel at the corner
of Sixth avenue and Harrison street.
where an outline for the years study
viii be made and plans discussed. Mrs.
Bartholomew will conduct classes in the
study of art during the winter. and es-
pecially Of the art of the Victorian era,
which she pursued at the Chaffee stu
dio, Worcester, Mass, and in Boston
and New York last summer in prepa-
ration for this winters work. The lit
tie chapel has been placed at the dis
posal of Mrs Bartholomew by Mr.. Ed
ward Wilder. whose interest in art is
so well known and who has done so
much to further art interests IN Topeka.
A house party at Manhattan Beach
hotel Eureka lake. for the end OF next
week is being planned. Mr. and Mrs.
/ Dorr Norton will be the chaperons, and
| the party will INCLUDE the young people
who spent the Fourth of July there anj
some others of their friends.
The eleventh birthday anniversary of
Miss Cornelia Gleed was made pleasant
~ memorable for the following little
girls who were invited to the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles S
Gleed in Potwin Place between tbs
hours of and o'clock Tuesday, Mar
ian Wear. Charlotte Mcclellan. ALA
belle Garvey. Fay Wise. Emma Tom
linson, May Tomlinson. Ruth Smith
Mary MacLennan. Anna Sim. Ruth SUIT
ton, Mary Alexander. Milly Wharton
Dorothy Gleed, Laura Hail. Alice
Hughes, Beulah Corbin. Corinne Ripley
Myra TomDkins Nina Roude-
bush, Ruth Sutton. Alice Hughes
and Bertha KitcheH. Hanging baskets
filed with brilliant autumn leaves dec
GRATED the verandas and Dirk roses. an6
carnations the rooms where huge spi
der web had been constructed the I'M
winding of which furnished a diversion
for the guests each one Deirg rewarded
with a souvenir found at the end of hel
string The. dining room, where sup
per was served was in pink. the ta5i;
decorated with carnations and a large
white birthday cake with lighted can
dlcz.