The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-19
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The inclemency of the weather inter
fered with the plans of Miss Mary
Alice L.akin and Miss Lulu Ewart.
whose invitations for q garden party
and platform dance at the Meade resi-
dence Friday night went out week
ago, and at q late hour In the afternoon
yesterday it was announced that the
party would take place at Steinbergs
hall. The necessary change was natur-
ally disappointment to the hosteSses,
al fresco entertainment, but the party
was thoroughly enjoyable one and the
sudden drop in the temperature incl
dental to the rain which worked disaster
able to dancing. The hall was decorat-
ed in sweet peas, and there were SO
many beautiful gowns that it was hard
to realize that the party could have
been much prettier IL the original plans
had been carried out.
The hostesses received and Miss
Ewart, Miss Herbst, Miss Bessie Bates
and Miss Louise Smith assisted In
done were Miss Nallah Davies and Miss
Loubeth Davies of Chicago, Miss Alice
Willard, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
Alice Meade and Miss Julia I.arimer.
Among the out-Of-town guests were
Miss Holloway and Miss Kate Hollo-
way of Kansas City. Miss Grace King
of Holton, Miss Frances Dodge and
Miss Norma Harris of ST. Joseph, Miss
of Leavenworth, Miss Sherman Of Fres-
no. Cal, Mr.. Charles Winn, Mr. Allen
Litchfield and Mr.. Howard McPherin of
Kansas City.
The F. S. W. girls and their boy
friends, who will picnic at Martin s
Hill this evening. will be chaperoned
by Mrs. Ina Crist and Mrs. John Thomp-
son of Chicago The party will include
Miss Bessie Resseguie, in whose honor
the picnic is given, Miss Marjorie Ilette,
Miss Mildred Poindexter, Miss Amelia
Ware. Miss Ella Davis, Miss Clara
freshman, Miss Gertrude Hankla,
Miss Blanch Jenness, Miss Julia Whit
ney, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Ethel Hy-
|, man, Miss Margaret Garvey. Mr.. Tink-
ham veale. Mr.: Todd Matthews. Mr..
Mr.. Harry Sturgis. Mr.. Leo Conwell,
Mr.. Carl Trap, Mr.. VIII Collinson, Mr..
Harold Coeland. Mr.. Streight Lock and
Mr.. Charles Adams
Miss Mary Thompson will entertain
very small company at ping-pong to-
night for her guest, Miss Miller of
Usage City.
MISS Mamie Knox entertained at
| thimbles Wednesday afternoon at the
nome of her grandparents in Belvoir.
| Rugs and hammocks made the porches
attractive; the parlor, library and mus
| ic room were prettily decorated in
| sweet peas and tiger lilies. Ping pong,
and railway excursion with guesses
at each station which caused a great
deal of merriment made the afternoon
pass only too quickly. Miss Ethel
Davis guessed correctly all the names
/ of the stations that had been asked dur
| ing the trip. Punch was served in the
upper hall by little Bessie Lagerstrom,
May Tomlinson and Helen Alice Knox.
Mrs. Dibert Knox was assisted by Miss
Knox, Misses Olive and Florence Knox
Inc invited guests were Miss Anna
Sweet, Miss Minna Bauer, Miss Jennie
Heap, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Alys
Meade, Miss Addie Skinner. Miss Mar
| jory lett, Miss Vivian Tuttle, Miss Hell
| en- Hahn of Salt Lake City, Miss Zenora
| Sim, Miss Alice Willard, Miss Bessie
! Embree, Miss Hattie Embree, Miss Sara
Mcclellan, Miss Agnes Burdge, Miss
Leila Mcclellan, Miss Grace Bailey Nue.
kle, Miss Fay Tincher. Miss Edna Conk-
! lin. Miss Mabel Andrews, Miss Daisy
Vance, Miss Allabelle Troutman, Miss
| Jessie Campbell, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Daisy Neal Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss
Alice Gregory, Miss Ruth Morgan, Miss
| Florence Tucker, Miss Cora Goddard
Miss Grace Cockrell. Miss Mary Glas-
| gov, Miss Jessie Myers, Miss Eleanor
Lukens. Miss Nellie lies, Miss Stella
Feakins, Miss Wilhelmena Marburg
Miss Nellie Allen, Miss Emily Allen
| Miss Elizabeth Gregory, Miss Lena
Ebey Miss Belle Thompson, Mrs. W
! w. Kftchell, Mrs. l. L. Kiene, Mrs. Wal
| ter M. Thompson, Mrs. Frank Lager
strom, Mrs. c. E. Tomlinson. Mrs. A. H
| Vance