The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-07
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Mrs. E. 3. Guild dinner for Mrs C.
/ W Mcknight of Junction City
Duplicate Whist club meets with Mrs.
Willis Merton.
Reception for the State Editorial as
ISOLATION at the Oxford hotel.
TUESDAY.
Felicity Whist club with Mrs VIII
Thrapp.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. c. D. Startzman and Mrs. L. H.
I Stricken, afternoon reception at the
home of Mrs. Startzman. 700 Taylor
Ladies Music club with Miss irene
Horner.
Mrs. Chas 2. Adams. luncheon for
Miss Mabel Quigley.
sorosis banquet at the home Of Mrs.
J. d. Mcfarland, Eleventh avenue and
Harrison street
FRIDAY.
Mrs. William F. Schoch. afternoon at
fcards for Mrs. George Warren Gabriel
of Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs William Andrews Quig-
ley have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter Mabel and Mr..
Sidney Joseph Holland. Wednesday,,
February IL, at 8 o'clock. First Method
ISL ElBlSCDDal GnuEGn- Al HUME dAAC4
March 1 the Windermere, Chicago, Ill.
After wedding cards received in To-
peka announce the marriage Tuesday
February 8. at FL Reno. Ok. Of Mr.
Henry Sterling Gundry and Miss Laura
v. Magill. At home after March TO-
Waurika, Ok. Mr.. Gundry is the son of
Mrs. Richard Gundry of FL Reno. form
erly of Topeka and is well known here
Topeka society is rather interested
just now in the rumor of the engage
ment of man whose people live here
and who was formerly very prominent
in the social life of this town, but VINO
has for the past year or so spent most
/ of his time elsewhere. and southern
girl who with her family is spending the
+ winter in Kansas City. The young Wo-
man is from Memphis, Tenn, and IS re-
4 ported to be both beautiful and charm
ing The one fact that she is an ex-
/ perienced hOrSeWOman would account Tor
the attraction as the man in the case IS
/ decidedly hOrSey. His turnOutS have
taken prizes at a number of horse shows
and he is interested in racing.
Topeka friends of Miss Mabel Wheel
er, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. wheeler OF
1908 Linwood avenue, Kansas City, will
/ be interested in the announcement OF
her engagement which has Just been
made to Mr.. Charles Hatfield of Denver,
/ Col The wedding will take place some
time during the post-lenten season Miss
Wheeler has visited DR.. and Mrs. George
Port Ashton frequently and has many
friends here
A number the men friends of Miss
Mabel Quigley, whose marriage to Mr.
4 Sidney J. Holland of Chicago is to take
place the 18th, will give a dinner party
/ in their honor at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs A K. Rodgers Monday even
ing, February IS. About thirty invita-
tons will be extended.
Mrs. T. T. Kelly will give a house par
ty week after next and among her
guests win be Mrs. Charles Harris of
Emporia. Mrs. ". W. Martin of Leav-
Gardner. Mrs. Kelly will issue invita-
tons for an afternoon party to intro
duce her guests during their visit.
The annual reception given by the
young women of Washburn college IN
/ celebration of the college anniversary,
( Washburn day, February 8, was an
| event of Friday night The reception
was given in the college library where
/ the WashbuTn blue, college flags and
banners were used in decoration. Mrs.
Norman Plass, Miss Charlotte Leavitt,
I Miss Vida Wood, Miss Mabel Hite, Miss
/ Jennie Thayer, Miss Maud Nyhart, Miss
/ Emma DetWiler and Miss Mayme Mar
| tin were in the receiving line and assist
! ing in the favor booths and at the punch
bowls Wer= Mrs. Frank Davis. Miss Sue
/ fieTDST. MISS Louise hGlldIll, MISS Agnes
Fisk, Miss Marjorie Anderson OF st.
Marys, Miss Kate Lyle, Miss Florence
Morton Miss Mamie Neale, Miss Ella
Foster Miss Edna Morrow, Miss Leila
Mcclellan, Miss Grace Galloway, Miss
Lulu Harvey. Miss Helen Ingham, Miss
Edith Ingham Miss Bertha Cheney,
Miss Anna Whiting, Miss Mildred Potn~
dexter and Miss Mary Daniels.
Mrs. John Kleinhans entertained a
company of little people this afternoon
at her home on Quincy street in celebra
ton of her daughter Esther's birthday
anniversary.
The Chaminade Music club had a very
enjoyable programme Wednesday after
noon at the studio of Miss ElinOr ThOmp-
son. Visitors included Mrs F. B. Hines
and Mrs. Dumont Smith of Kinsley
Miss Freshman. Miss D'Obert Miss
Walker. Mrs. Peak. Miss Peak. Mr.
Harry Knowles. and Mr.. Hill. 1t was
Beethoven day, and most of the num-
bers were by that composer. The pro
gramme follows.
Musical Current Events, Mrs. J. P
) Paper. Beethoven" Mrs. Franz
Sonata, op. 2. No. 3.......-.. Beethoven
Miss Elinor Thompson
! The Bird Let Loose --...... Beethoven
) Mrs Fred Bull
r Duet, 9Th Symphony, first and second
movements -....-.. Beethoven
2 Mrs. ". H Bowlby, Mrs Frank
: Banks.
S Violin, adagio movement from quar-
tette Observation-Disclosures. Beethovel
/ Miss PearIade Prescott
: Quartette. Sweet and Low -.-...-
+ Miss Chamberlain, Miss Thompson,
I Mr.. Knowles, Mr.. Hill
, THE Silent World is Sleeping ........
+ ....-.....-.-... ..--..---.. Dudley Bucl
: Miss Emma Dennis.
I / THE Gypsy RondO' ..--.....-.... .Haydl
Miss Katherine Freshman.
THE Diving Rose ....... TuIlisOl