The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-12
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Hefbefl bartlett Holt OF Las CIucso'
New Mexico The tea is served in the
dining room at one long table decked in
sweet peas, at which covers were laid
for the hostess, the guest of honor and
T. the following ona insimat e. friends Of 'ne
Roby, Mrs. George Walp. Mrs. Joseph
Wahle, Mrs. George P. Stitt. Mrs.
Thomas Gray Kennedy, Mrs w. II.
Warren M. Crosby. DR.. violet Church.
Miss Alena Church, Miss Davis, Miss
Edith Davis. Miss Hazard Of Bridge
vile, Delaware, and Miss Myra Van
Houten.
The tenth birthday anniversary of
Miss Majorie Rodgers is the occasion of
porch and lawn party to be given by
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, at
their home. 720 Fillmore street, between
the hours of and 10 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Rodgers will be assisted in enter
tanning the youthful guests by Miss
villa Rodgers. Miss Andrews, Miss
Mabel Andrews, Miss Alice Willard.
Miss Mary Thorn pson, Miss Rachel Nc
Giffert and Miss Mildred Poindexter.
Rodgers, Esther Rodgers. Alice An
drews, G1esna Rowes of Kansas City,
Susie Rodgers. Juanita Lord, Lena
Hte Ray nofd pnoaf Pha te
Dorothy Hadley. Helen Podndexter,
Early Poindexter, Mary Poindexter,
Paul Anderson, King Roby, Floyd
Snow, Henrietta Alexander. Mary Alex
Burr Willard, Frances Willard, Edna
Shreve, Alice Noble, Ruth Whitney.
Helen Kittle, Edith Wear, Hazel Park
inson, Letha Blanch. Elizabeth Holli-
day, Elizabeth Manspeaker, Josephine
Doran, Josephine Tice, Herbert Lininger,
Dean Lininger, Howard Lininger, Mar
cia, Brown, Hazel Brown, Marian Wear.
Marian VAIN Charles C1nia
Berry, Irene Frank, Lucille Frank. Ina
Hodgins, Georgia Reeder, Lille john
son, Ray johnson, Emery Hughes, Lou
Use Raster, Ruth Raster, Marguerite
Parkinson, Margaret Prout, Charlotte
Mcclellan, Fanny Gobrecht, Flossie
Crannell, Leah Bailey, Lala Scott,
Eloise Sergeant, Margaret Charles.
Anna Sim, Flossie Cox, Nellie Boone.
Margaret Tillottson and Robert Nc
Giffert.
The breakfast given by Miss Anna
O'Clock this morning was in compliment
to Miss Robb Young of Ellsworth The
table was decorated in sweet peas and
the name cards, which were in black
lege at Mexico. Mo-. the alma mater
Of the hostess, the guest of honor and
a number of the other guests. desig-
mated places for Miss Young, Miss Bes-
sic Bates, Miss Alabele Troutman. Miss
Mary Meade. Miss Elizabeth Meade.
Miss Ethel De Obert, Miss Fay Smith.
Miss Nellie Bush of Pekin, ILL.,, Miss
Agnes Burdge. Miss Pearl Burdge, Miss
Addie Skinner, Miss Nellie Baker, Miss
Laura Sheahan, Miss Elizabeth Gavitt,
Miss Jennie Hudson of Dallas, Tex.
Miss Josephine Shellabarger will en-
terrain small company at ping pong
next Monday night for her cousin, Mr..
Howard Hickman OF San Jose, Cal
Mrs. De Witt Nellis entertained the
fcers of the city federation of clubs at
her home. 314 Fifth avenue west Fri
day afternoon. Sweet peas decorated
the salon and music room and an in
teresting musical programme was given
by Mrs. Brown. harpist. Miss Nina
Watta, vocalist, and Miss Celeste Nellis,
pianist. Miss Anna Marie Nellis also
contributed whistling solos.
Miss Mary Hazard of Bridgeville, Del
aware, was the guest of honor at an af-
ternoon reception given by Mrs. Glenn
ent Smith, Friday, at her home on Polk
Ralph Valentine, Miss Valentine, Miss
Elsie Valentine, Miss Lillian Valentine.
DR.. Violet Church, Miss Nina Church,
Miss Van Houten, Miss Maud Van
Harrison, Miss Fay. Smith, Miss Nellie
Bush of Pekin, ILL.,. and Miss Lena Nc
Cray.
Miss Jessie Myers entertains infor-
mally tonight for Miss Nellie Bush Of
Pekin, Ill. who is visiting Miss Fay
Smith.
Wednesday for Mrs. Herbert Bartlett
Holt of Las Cruces, N. NJ, and Miss
| Cora Silver.
| meeting Thursday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. Foster on Topeka avenue.
| very enjoyable programme was given
| and plans for the year discussed. Re
freshments and social hour closed a
| delightful afternoon. This club includes
| in its membership four members of the
faculty of Washburn college. the vocal
teacher of Bethany, and many other fine
| musicians. Its members are: President,
] Mrs. Eli G. Foster; vice president, Mrs
w. A. Harshbarger; secretary and
| treasurer, Mrs Sedgwfck A Scott; Mrs.
| z. H. Adams, Mrs. W. H. Bowlby, Mrs.
| E. ]. Bennett, Mrs. Frank Banks, Mrs.
Fred Buell., Miss Lucelia Clarke, Miss
Esther Chamberlain, Miss Emma Den
mis-, Miss Susan M. Davidson, Mrs.
| Grimsley, Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Miss
Helen Ruth Ingalls, Miss Lisbeth M
Pond. Miss Pearlade Prescott, Mrs. w
B. Swan, Miss Eiinor Thompson. Mrs.
| ]. p Wahle, Miss Grace Mason WEIGH,
and Miss Mary Harrison.
| There will be called meeting of the
| Ruskin Art club Monday afternoon al
o'clock with Miss Swearingen. 812 b.
| chanan street
| Miss Bertha Langdon entertained at
cards Friday morning at her home. 1895
| Tyler street, for the following visiting
| girls: Misses Fredricka and Berenice
Fluke of Lawrence. Grace Fowler OF
| Houston, Texas, Lorette Smith of Mich
| iQan. The other Misses
| Madeline Whitney Miss Bertha Rowles
| Miss Laura Eller, Miss Laura Lux, Miss
| Clara Daniels, Miss Nadine Lytle, Miss
| Rachel McGifert, Miss Julia Wellhouse
| Prizes were won by Miss Madeline
| Whitney and Miss Rachel McGiffert.
Mrs. w. E. Atchison and Mrs. 0. B
| Martin will entertain the Reviewers
| club at an old-fashioned fair at 82G
Jefferson street Thursday, July IT.