The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-08
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Mrs. George Port Ashton was the nos
tess at a charming affair this afternoon
at her home on Topeka avenue. 1t was
in honor of her mother, MIST N Pack
ard, who is spending the winter with
her, and Miss Norma Wheeler of Kan
ras City. Receiving with them was Mrs.
Fred Wilmer, also Of Kansas City
1t was in the nature of an at home
and over 200 guests were invited
Mrs. Ashton was gowned in a pretty
white dimity deliberately trimmed in II
ash point lace.
Mrs Paekard's costume was a hand
some affair of black lace over black
silk.
Miss Wheeler wore a pretty and be-
coming gown of white nuns Velllns over
canary colored silk
Mrs. Wilmer was charming in a cos
tune of white mOusseline over pale blue
satin.
The parlors were both in pink and
white carnations. The decorations how
ever were centered in the dining room
The polished table in the center OK the
room was dotted with Battenburg doll
les and on the BattenburR center piece
rested a big mirror plateau, surrounded
with a wreath of smilax, and rejecting
a fiat globe of gold fish Tea ana coI1ee
were served from either end or the Ia
BILE. The sidebOard was banked with
palms and ferns. and vases OF red and
White carnations; in the midst of the
greenery q sweet toned music box play
ed all afternoon. Assisting in the din
ing room were, Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs.
w. G. Kelly, Miss Virglline MulVane ana
Miss Emma Kelly. Little Miss May
DetInar Kelly In a. dainty frock OF pale
blue crepe de chine, accordion pleateo'
over white silk, also assisted in the din
ing room.
Assisting in entertaining was Mrs. B.
T. Lewis, Mrs. DeWitte Nellis. Mrs, j.
G. Pollock, Mrs. Harry Williams. Miss
Mabel Knowles Miss Lena McCray ana
little Miss Mary Henderson.
The hours were from to and the
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large number Of guests who called Mrs.
Ashton will give a similar affair on
Monday afternoon
The heIianthus Party.
Those who danced last night at the
aelianthus dancing party al Stelnberg
were: Miss Lucietia Blankenberg or
Philadelphia, Miss Jessie Goss of New
ton, Miss Amy Nelson, Miss Emma
Dennis, Miss Edna Crane. Miss Hattie
Jones. Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Jessie
Campbell. Miss Mabel Wood, Miss Dot
Wood. Miss Anna Player, Miss Edith
Crawford, Miss Sue HerbSt, Miss Anna
Herbst, Miss Sue Sharitt, Miss Mamie
Veale Miss Beatrice Foster, Miss Louise
Kellam, Miss katherine Freshman, Miss
Agnes Gunther. Miss Essie Chamber
lain, Miss Bernice Fuller, Miss Lulu Ew
ART, MISS MARCIA CDlNEN- MISS jessie
Meyers. Mr. Fred JoIley, Mr.. Louie Val
entine of Clay Center, Mr.. Hugh Nc
Fariand, Mr.. Malcolm Gerard, Mr.. Otis
Dalton. MIR. Reuben Spivey. Mr.. Fred
Barnes, Mr. Joe Morgan, Mr. Allan
Lauck, Mr.. Everett Akers, Mr.. Harry
Parks, Mr.. Theodore Snattinger, Mr..
Jack Tiffany. Mr.. Don Mulvane, Mr..
Burns Williams, Mr.. Clarence Poindex-
ter. Mr.. Maurice O'Rourke, Mr.. Bert
sock, Mr.. Walter Hayes, Mr.. VIII WIKI
adal. Mr.. Roland Medlicott, Mr.. James
Stewart, Mr.. Lathrop ReSsenguie. Mr..
Dana Davis, Mr. Wallace Thompson, Mr..
George w. Snyder, Mr.. Samuel Flesh
man. Mr.. George Freshman, Mr.. Gill
Updegraff. Mr.. Merle King Mr.. Charles
Nudge. Mr.. Bert Cartilage, Mr.. William
Cartilage, and Mr.. Harley Reisman.
The Bachelor Party.
The. Bachelor club gave a delightful
party last night at Hudson's hall. This
was the first party of the second series
The club viii dance again on the 18th.
Those who danced were. MIR. and Mrs
w. Z. Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blume,
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Rolfe, Mr.. and Mrs
y. f Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. F. f, Good
rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beronius. Mr.
and Mrs. F. D. Dreisbach, Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Leach, Mr. and Mrs Lew Miller.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Nagle. Mr. and Mrs
y. J. Fetro, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
RoweIls. Miss Marie Henzo, Miss Lillian
Todd. Miss Frances McCarter, Miss
Stella Barnum. Miss Sarah Bernstein
Minnie Carter
Miss Lulu Barteu Miss Jane Moore
Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Maud Maxwell
Miss Ethel White Miss Gussfe Pickens
Miss Aimee Avery. Miss Sarah Ander-
son, Miss Fannie Tweedel Miss Alice
Quinn. Miss Elliot Mr.. W. s Goodrich
Of Memphis. Tenn, Mr. A NJ Stenger
Mr. Joe Aigner, Mr.. Murray Burriss, Mr.
Toury Bond. Mr.. Bartell Mr.. Ben
Barnum. Mr.. Cohn, Mr. N A. Emmertz
Mr.. Courtney Flower. Mr. H NJ. Good
rich. Mr. f. L Heyde1, Mr. c. D. Hud-
son, Mr. Win Kerr, Mr.. Bert Maxwell,
MIR. Roy Millice. Mr. Will Newly. Mr.
G A Richie and Mr.. Maurice Todd
The s. S. Club Meets.
The s. 9. club which is composed of
ten girls who meet every two weeks
was pleasantly entertained Friday af-
ternoon by Miss Marjorie Davis at her
home in Potwin- The members of the
club are, Misses Emma BOlmaF Anna
Troutman. Grace Vance, Alice Larimer
Isabelle Heath, Mildred Smith. Ger
trude Kftchel, Wilhelmina Marburg
Marjorie Davis and Bertha Schwarz-
kopf
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs @. w. Hogeboom has returned
from a visit with her daughter Mrs
w H Newton in Fort Madison Iowa
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
of Miss Rosamond Horton
David Mulvane left Friday for a trim
to Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Day Smith and little daughter
Katherine of Kansas City who have
been visiting Mrs. Ben Criswell went to
Emporia today to visit friends.
Mrs. Waterman Stone of Kansas City
went to Lawrence Friday after a short
visit with Mrs. j. G. McClintock
Mrs. George o. Wilmarth entertained
the following ladies at an informal enc