The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Thurston have is
sued Invitations for a reception fridasy
night, June g. from until II o'clock
1901 Lane street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. AcF'arland's invi-
tattons are out for the marriage o.
their daughter, Miss Pearl Mct arlahu'
and DR.. Charles Stillman Of Morgan
Vile at the Mcfarland home, corner OF
Eleventh avenue and Harrison street,
Wednesday morning j une i! ~ ~
o'clock. At home after July ]. Morgan
vile.
A picnic party on the Kaw near
11enoken Friday afternoon included Mr.:
and Mrs. Earl Case, Miss Nelson OF
Iron wood Michigan, Miss Helen Ihomp-
son, Miss Marjorie Wheeler, MISS
Josephine Shelabarger, Miss mabel
Quigley, Miss Mary Thompson MISS
Eliza beth Channel of Philadelphia MISS
Nell Dodge. Miss Emma Dennis, Mr.
Herbert Curry. Mr.. Horace Hail. MI
Ellsworth Weaver, Mr.. John Abraharns,
Mr.. Guy Adams, MI Chester Wood
ward. Mr.. Fred Gillett Mr.. Horace Mac
ferran and Mr.. Charles Elliott
Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts entertained the
Junior Atlantean club on Thursday az
ternoOn in honor of Miss Mcfarland,
the clubs brfde-elect and Miss Catherine
Smith of Hillsdale Michigan, former
member of the club who spent Thursday
in Topeka en- route to California
Much amusement was afforded when
each guest was given small square OF
black paper and pair of scissors with
the instructions to cut a silhouette Of
the bride performing some househola
duty. After the figures were cut Out
they were pasted in q book tied with
club colors and the artists wrote an
original verse under their picture Ihe
book was then presented to Miss NC
Barland.
Miss smith and Mrs. Azariel Smith
of Michigan delighted the guests with
some vocal and instrumental music az
ter which a two course luncheon was
served.
The guests were. Miss Pearl MeFar-
land, Miss Catherine Smith, Mrs. S1nlth,
Mrs J. N Green. Mrs. c. J. Cooper, Mrs
Albert Rosen, Mrs. Chas McClintock,
Mrs. S. w Lyman, Mrs. w. :. Cnaney'
Mrs Lee Forbes. Mrs John Sargent,
Mrs. a r. Daniels, Mrs. c. H. samson,
Mrs. b. Harte. Miss Lesher, Miss Curry,
Miss Frost. Miss Waters, Miss Fe Wa
ters Miss Ware, Miss Short. Miss
Marsh Miss Elsie Valentine Miss Lii
Han Valentine, Miss BolInar. Miss Hol-
comb.
At the Sub Junior high school party
at the home Of Miss Grace Frost on
Western avenue last night prizes in q
guessing contest called a musical we'd
ding" were taken by Miss Isabel Smith
and Mr.. Harry Hulett The guests were
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith. Miss
Ethel Morton, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Mabel Andrews, Miss Norma Holman
Miss Nell Mcdonald, Miss Nell Cart
lidge Miss Alice Willard, Miss Lola
Berry, Mr.. Harry Hulett, Mr.. Glen Mil
lice, Mr.. Art Wolf Mr.. John Freshman
Mr.. Bayard Whitney, Mr.. Harry Went
worth, Mr. Frank Griggs, Mr.. Art
Griggs, Mr.. Win Montgomery and Mr.
Ed Lannan.
A card party given this afternoon by
Miss Nell Kirk at her home on Monroe
street was in compliment to Miss Win
nifred Prescott. The house was deco
rated in green and white, daisies and
asparagus fern being used lavishly in
all the rooms. The staircase railing was
wound with asparagus fern and the
doorWays and windows curtained with it
Big bowls and Jars of daisies completed
a nota bly, pretty effect. The afternoon
was devoted to a game Of progressive
sixty three" at the close of which a
cOursed luncheon, the details of the
serving Of which carried out the green
and white color scheme, was served on
the quartette tables. The score cards
were small white hearts tied with
daisies and a pretty prize was given
Miss Kinks guests The list OF invita-
tons included Mrs Charles Rice, Mrs