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

party at her home. 1905 Sixth avenue
west, this afternoon in compliment to
Miss Mabel Ray Martin. one of next
weeks brides. Bid euchre was the game
and the prizes were very beautlful
terra Gotta bust and a cut glass vase
Red carnations, palms and ferns decor
ated the rooms of the attractive home
Invitations were extended to Miss Mabel
Ray Martin, Mrs. Warren Newton Ak
ers of Scofield. Utah. Mrs. c. w Goss
of Newton, Mrs. Reese Ling of Prescott,
Arizona, Mrs. c. c: Baker: Mrs; Ben
nett r. Wheeler. Mrs. Clifford listed,
Mrs. George Parkhurst, Mrs w l.
Crosby, Mrs. f. H. Crosby. Mrs Chas-
Barnes, Mrs. Ben Akers. Mrs. George
Morrow, Mrs Frank Edison, Mrs ". l.
Trump, Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mrs. w. j.
Black Mrs. w. N. West. Mrs. William
Drechsel, Mrs. David Palmer, Mrs Wal
ter Gust. Mrs. L. Y. Grubbs. Mrs. Geo.
Klureman. Mrs. Frank Patrick. Mrs; n
E Ray. Mrs. H. o. Garvev. Mrs Chas
Kleinhans, Mrs. Earle Williams. Mrs
Harry Williams, Mrs. ]. F. farrell, Mrs.
Jane r. Dennis. Mrs ]. c, Mohler Mrs.
w. S. McCIintock. Mrs. L. H Mum.
Mrs. 4. A. Scott. Mrs. ]. G. Pollock.
Mrs. ]. P. deb. Kaye. Mrs. E. Junior
Bennett, Mrs. Clarence Bowman. Mrs
Harrison Morgan. Mrs Ben Criswel
Mrs. Frank Crane. Mrs. George Craw-
/ ford, Mrs. Arthur Capper, Miss Martin
Miss Harriet Jones. Miss Jessie Goss of
Newton. Miss Fuller. Miss Berenice Full
/ Ter, Miss Chalotte Parkhurst, Miss Ma
bel Quigley, Miss Helen Thompson, MISS
Vera Low Miss Bessie West. Miss Arl1e
Ewart Miss Hambleton, Miss Mary
Hambleton. Miss Nellie Baker, Miss Al
labelle Troutman. Miss Susie Sweet.
Miss Mary Lakin. Miss Lee Redeem.
Miss Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Weiss.
Miss Grace Weiss, Miss Irene Horner,
Miss Kate FIeishman and Miss Agnes
Gunther. Miss Berenice Fuller. Miss
Troutman and Miss Baker assisted the
hostess. A coursed luncheon was served
on the card tables after the scoring
Only about $50 invitations were ex-
tended by Mrs. Chapel Foote for her
reception this afternoon at her home,
81 Buchanan street, but the affair was
one of the prettiest that have marked
the opening of the season in Topeka
Mrs William Eugene Stanley, Mrs
| Myrtle Foote- Holmes and Mrs. Kuhn
received with the hostess and she was
| assisted by Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs.
Charles Wood, Mrs. Frank Prescott
Mrs. D. ]. Greenwald, Mrs. w. E. Nc
Vey, Mrs. Emma Foote, Miss Agnes
Hanson of Lawrence, Miss Harriet
Stanley. Miss Pearlade Prescott and
| Miss Emily Hagar. The receiving party
! stood in the little parlor off the recep-
ton hall which is finished in pale green
and where pink roses supplemented the
Alabama smilaX. palms and ferns which
were used for the basis of the decora-
tions ali over the house The drawing
ROOM in a darker tone of green, was in
white carnations and the hall in Ala
bama smilax and autumn foliage with
the punch bowl in charming little green
embowered nook under the stairway.
Serving was done in the dining room
where American Beauty roses blended
effectively with the crimson decorations.
The round Flemish oak table was COW
cred with a large Battenburg piece the
center embroidered in a design of
American Beauty roses and American
Beauties filled a tall cut glass vase
forming the centerpiece and We're mass
ed upon the sideboard. Red ribbons
tying the bonbons adjoining the handles
of the frappe glasses. and forming a
were minor details in the decorative
scheme. Crimson autumn leaves mass
ed upon the window panes shut out the
DAYLIGHT and the fiattering effect of arti-
fetal lighting added to the effectiveness
of the arrangements. In the dining
room the red candles in candlesticl1s and
candelabra had red shades and innu-
merable red tulip fairy lamps glOwed
among the decora lions of the table and
buffet Steinberg's orchestra was sta
toned behind a bank of palms in the
upper hall.
Mrs. Foote wore ecru silk tissue over
} white taffeta trimmed with lace richly
} studded with turquoise and pearls. Her
: mother Mrs. Kuhn, was in black
spangled net over black taffeta and
chiffon and her daughter. Mrs. Holmes,
was in light blue grenadine trimmed
with quantities of white lace and chif-
fon. The hours of receiving were from
' to o'clock, and the beauty Of an
ideal autumn day added materially to
the success of the affair.
r Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes and Mrs
Charles c. StiIlman of Morganville gave
= n thinble party at the home of the for
e mer, 519 Eighth avenue west. this after
= noon in compliment to Miss Ida Ber-
y gen The entertainment was perfectly
! informal and provided a number of this
4 October brides best friends an oppOr
tunity for a delightful afternoon in her
company Invitations were extended tC
Miss Bergen. Mrs H. S Judd of Lead
S D.. Mrs. Ed Callahan of Guadalajara
Mexico Mrs. E. NJ. Jolley of Kansas
: City. Mrs. David Norton. Mrs. Ben
janrin Criswell, Mrs. Eugene E. Stotts
Mrs. Perry Barber, Mrs. w. H. Wnitton
e Mrs Frank Beck, Mrs. Carl Nellis, Miss
$ Mary Foster of Ottumwa, Iowa, Miss
II Fave Johnston of ST. Louis. Miss
. Eleanor Work of Oklahoma City. Mis-:
q Emily Elliott of Enid, Okla, Miss Lu
: cretia Blankenburg of Philadelphia
!, | Miss Marian Garretson, Miss Lee Red
+ den, Miss Sweet, Miss Susie Sweet, Mis-!
Elsie Valentine. Miss Lillian Valentine
" Miss Waters, Miss Fe Waters. Miss Bes
3 sic West, Miss Virgie Payne. Miss Mar.
5 Hambleton, Miss Frances Sibley anC
5. Miss Mary Wilton
= Chief Justice Frank Doster was tn
Is guest of honor at a dinner given b,
N Judge C. E. Foote Thursday night 70
the members of the supreme court o
"a the occasion was also, as it happened
- the fiftieth birthday anniversary of tn
- host. The dining room of the Foot
: residence at 81 Governors Square, 1
= finished in red and was decorated 70
!" this occasion with Alabama smilax
:, American Beauty roses and crimson
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