The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-01

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Monte Kistler. Mr. Proctor FOUGHT. Mr..
Clarence Graham, Mr.. Douglas Granan,
and Mr.. Chauncey Brown
The F. G. G. girls entertained their
boy friends at the home of Miss Louise
Magin- The house was lighted by jack
o'-lanterns and decorated, with bitter
sweet and autumn flowers A Hal
loween supper was served at midnight
at long table in the dining room light
ed by an alcohol ghost lamp. The rain
spoiled the hostesses' plans for a Dig
bonfire of autumn leaves, but otherwise
the occasion was a delightful one ire
t. G. G. girls and their guests We're:
Miss Magill. Miss Dorothy Marshall,
Miss Charlotte BUTTERFLY, Miss Bessie
Tincher Miss Grace Sterne. Miss Helen
Sterne, Miss Bessie Jet, Miss MaDel
Thompson, Mr.. Leo Conwell. Mr..
Streight Lauek. Mr.. Dana Parkhurst'
Mr.. Otto Jet. Mr.. Tom Warren. MIR.
Will Herren, Mr.. Gene Rogers, Mr.. John
Heller and Mr.. Roy Maxwell.
A number OF Potwin girls were the
hostesses at Halloween celebration al
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs James A.
Troutman, Miss Mildred Smith. Miss
Alice Iarimer, Miss Antoinette Schwarz-
kopf. Miss Bertha Schwarzkopf, Miss
Helen Cottrell. Miss Grace Vance, Miss
Emma Bolmar, Miss Myra Tompkins,
Miss Eva Simpson and Miss Blanch
Roher, and their guests were Mr. Robert
Pierce, Mr. Louis Hall. Mr.. Roy Fun
nell, Mr.. Arthur Larimer Mr.. Roy
Starr, Mr. Herbert Lininger, Mr.. Arthur
Gray, NJ. David Gay. NJ. Paul Simpson,
Mr.. Philip Mowers, Mr.. George Willard,
Mr.. Gilbert Morley, Mr.. James Hughes.
The girls were all in witches costumes.
The ladies of the City Federation are
preparing to give bazaar for the interest
of the Orphans home November II and
10. They will have work on exhibition
ff.r- Il
tend Admission 10 cents. At the Cap
ital club.
The Alpha Theta girls of Washburn
celebrated Halloween at the home of
Miss Mary Daniels The irforma. ev-
ening was enjoyed by Mss Daniels, Miss
Mary Strauss. Miss Agnes Fisk, Miss
Edna Morrow, Miss Amabel Tice, Miss
Clara Daniels. Mr. Orville Town. Mr..
Robert Maxwell. Mr.. Clovis Dale. Mr..
Wilbur Galloway, Mr. Frank Ritchie,
Mr.. George Daniels
Miss Nellie Kaster's ouidnunc party
was attended by the following en-
masque and arrayed in ghosrly garb:
Miss Margaret Better, Miss Stacey
Burgess, bliss Pearl Givers. Miss Wini-
fred Hadley, Miss Lulu Healy. Miss Es-
Their Rauch. Miss Mariet-e Smith, Miss
Celia Smith. Miss Alice Quicker, Miss
Vivien Tuttle. Miss Winnie Williams,
Mr.. Glen Clark. Mr.. Harry Cowgirl Mr..
Leon Davis. Mr.. Earl Engie, MIR. Clair
Faulkner. Mr.. Ralph Johnston, Mr. Will
Leland, Mr.. Allen Philips, Mr.. Harry
Stevens, Mr.. Victor Smith and Mr.. Har-
old Tice.
Miss Effie Hazen, who was the hostess
at a party given in honor of Miss
Maenae Nichols and Miss Myrtle Pea
body of Kansas City, provided high five
in addition to the usual Halloween
sports for her guests. The score cards
were in heart and club shapes decorated
with water color sketches FaVors, hid
drawn from a big pumpkin and the
decorations We're all very appropriate
to the coca sion. Ghost tapers and Jack
o'-lanterns lighted the rooms and the
flowers used were purple and white
chrysanthemums in the parlors, pink
and white cosmos in the library and yell
low marigolds lin the dining room.
Among the Halloween fortune telling
! games played were sailing the fortune
ship, blowing out the Is lighted tapels.
the potato race, and the apple contest.
Miss Flossie Burdge entertained Miss
Myrtle Peabody of Kansas City, Miss
Ethel Hadley, Miss Alma Gobrecht, Miss
Carrie Reinbach. Miss Mary Glasgow.
Miss Carlotta Nelis. Miss Alice Noble,
Miss Bessie Bradford of Waverley, ILL.,,
Mr.. Lester Bennett, Mr.. Ernest Craw-
ford, Mr.. James Cottrell, Mr. Marion
Van SAINT, Mr. Russell Kincaid, Mr..
Paul Ost, Mr.. VIII Moore, and Nc Ed
O'Donovan. -
At the Governors House Master Eu-
gene Stanley entertained Hazel Criswell,
Mary Van1or pool. Ruth Tincher, Libby
Hill. Jamesina Johnston. Homer Rulings,
Seymour Organ, Roger Croner, and John
Crow
The Merry crowd of College Hill"
spent Halloween evening with Miss
Mary Gaylord and Miss Ella Fuller at
the home of the former, 1914 Garfield
avenue. Those present were: Miss IneZ
Robbins, Miss Dollie Brown, Miss Maude
McMurtrie, Miss Minnie McMurtrie, Miss
Nora Spencer. Miss Jennie Wells Miss
Edna Danner, Mr.. Clarence Johnson,
Mr.. Frank Mohler. Mr.. viii Robbins.
Mr.. Bulfe Stark, Mr.. Ralph Snebly, Mr..
Elgie Bratten. Mr.. Raymond Newall
Mr.. Lynn Day, Mr.. George Badders, Mr..
Charles Steele. Mr.. Frank Gephart.
AT Miss Lena Ebv's Halloween party
Friday night gypsy fortune teller was
among the diversions provided for tie
| guests who included Mr.. and Mrs C.
Fl. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Ely
Miss Iottie Fisher, Miss Leona Dawson
Miss Savage. Miss BESSIE Fisher, MISS
Lottie Ruppel, Miss Selma johnson. Miss
Inez Granger. Miss Aida Bell. Miss
Bailey. Miss Laura Whittekind, Mrs
| BTussman. Miss Blanch Wilson, Mrs
| Woods, Miss Sunday. Miss Grace NuclOe
Miss Jessie Cuthbert. Miss Kate Cuth-
bert, Miss Lola Berry, Miss Halle
Means, Miss Mary Green, Miss Lol aine
| Warren Miss Heloise Green Miss Ina
Harrison, Mr.. Charley Hunt, Mr. Paul
Hamilton, Mr. Giltne Hostutler. Mr.
Charles Faas. Mr.. Robert Irwin, Nr. w.
G. Edelblute. Mr.. F. Halbert Phillips
Mr.. Fred Renker. Mr.. Frank Hopper,
Mr.. Robert Anderson. Mr. George
Geddes, Mr.. Elmer Ely, Mr. Howard
Ely Mr.. o. L. Allen.
The marriage of Miss Annie 3. Por-
ter to Mr.. Alonzo s. Thomas was sol
emnized at o'clock Wednesday after
noon, October %. at the home of the
| hride,S narentS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas