The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
MONDAY

MONDAY.
Miss Pearlade Prescott evening for
DR.. and Mrs. William Maclay Lyon OF
Kansas City.
Annual exhibit of the Ceramic Art
club at the First Congregational church.
Mrs. John z. Frost afternoon cards
for Miss Jean Kitehell Frost and Miss
Ivah Davis.
Mr., and Mrs. William E. Sterne even
ing for the Bohemians.
WEDNESDAY.
Miss Marian Garretson afternoon for
Miss Lucretia B~lankenburg of Phlladei-
phia and Miss Ann Warner of Wash
ington, D. c. r+,,,.gn~
Evening clubs dance at ~Steinberg's.
FRIDAY.
Miss Katharine Clough luncheon for
Miss Iva Davis and the members OF
her bridal party.
The Juvenile Bowling club, composed
of u society people, met at the
home of Miss Helen Smith Friday even
ing to organize for the winter. After
a very interesting discussion Mr.. Dan
Hammatt was elected president, MI.
John Waters and Mr.. Ed Mcbride vice
presidents, Mr.. Ben Johnson treasurer
and Miss Hazel Geraldine Faster secre-
tary. The club will bowl at the Elite
alley and be entertained afterwards at
the homes of the young women of the
club and the bowling will alternate with
bridge whist as the diversions Of the
meetings. The young women will be
coached by Miss jeanette Lord. an eS-
pert in bowling, who took several prizes
at Eureka Lake last summer. Mr..
Thomas Laing King, the well known
hot air specialist, is the clubs press
agent. The membership includes: Miss
Helen Frost of Towanda, Pa, and Miss
Sue Gay of Kansas City, honorary
voaDohora Misc HNlan Smith Miss Flor
ence R~ossington. Miss Wheeler, Miss
Eleanor Wheeler, Miss Janette Lord,
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Meta Robinson, Miss
Bessie Campbell. Miss Bessie Hayden,
Miss Hazel Fassler, Miss Emile King,
Miss Helen Wilson, Mr.. Thomas L.
King, Mr.. Robert Carver, Mr.. Dan
Hammatt. Mr.. Leslie Guild, Mr.. viii
B~rownson, Mr.. John Waters. Mr.. Ed
Mcbride, Mr. Paul Walker, Mr.. Dean
Low and Mr.. Jack Dillon.
Mrs. James c. Chappelle is entertain
ing informally at afternoon cards at
the Copeland today for Mrs. Urquhart
Lee of Chicago. Her guests are limited
to the ladies who live at the Copeland
and are Mrs. Noble Prentis, Mrs. Thos.
t. Kelly, Mrs. Joseph r. Burrow, Mrs.
John C. Pollock, Mrs. c. H. Pattison.
Mrs. Fred Dumont Smith of Kinsley.
Mrs. NJ w. Van Valkenburg, Mrs. Geo.
A. Clark, Mrs Frederick w. Freeman,
Mrs. William w. Webb and Mrs. Anna
Overholt.
The children whose people make their
home at the Copeland were given a din
ner party in the ordinary of the hotel
Friday evening. The table was decora-
ted with pink carnations and covers
were laid for Haze Kelly, Lucille Pol
lock, Mary Clark, Antoinette Clark.
Meryl Parks, Hilda Burrow, Randall
Burrow. Eloise Pattison and Donald
Pattison.
The 'rY" club met Friday afternoon
with Miss Rose Daley. At the guest
table were Mrs. ]. F. Fleisch, Mrs. Har-
ry Hobson, Miss Agnes Burdge and Miss
Sarah Mcclellan. The regular members
are Misses Gertrude Harrison, Mary
Jennings, Thelma Keitsman, Flora Fish
er, Marie R~ickenbacker. and Pansy Tru-
man. Miss Burdge won the prize, &
handkerchief.
The Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity
entertained at cards for the girl friends
of the members at the home of Mr.
Holmes Meade, Friday evening.
The girls of the Junior class of the
high school were entertained by TIL
: boys of the Sigma Beta Sigma society
at the home of Mr.. Ralph Forbes, las
7 evening.