The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

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The Primrose club is giving a picnic
at Vinewood this afternoon and the par
ty includes: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Beck, Miss Bates, Miss Bessie Bates,
Miss Walker, Miss Helen Walker, Miss
Mary Harrison, Miss Sweet, Miss Mary
Sweet, Miss Effie Neil, Miss Amy Over
myer, Miss Bolmar and Miss Lydia Boil
mar, Miss Laura Wedding, Miss Helen
Goddard. Miss Mollie Magill, Miss Edna
Overmyer, Mr.. A. J. Stout, Mr.. Paul
Sweet Mr.. Henry Goddard, Mr.. Edgar
Thomas, Mr.. Carl Bolmar, Mr.. Otis AL
len, Mr.. George Allen. Mr.. 0. B. Towne,
Mr.. Ernest B. Conant. Mr.. Merrill Lind
say, Mr.. Horace Macferran, and DR..
Wilson Lauck.
Miss Alice Aston, of Kansas City, has
been the guest of honor at number of
entertainments during her visit in To-
peka Miss Eva Smith and Miss Isabel
Smith gave a dinner for her Monday
evening, and Tuesday there was a pic
mic for her at Vinewood. Mr.. Harry
Southwick entertained at pool for her
Thursday evening, the other guests be-
ing Miss Eva Smith. Miss Isabel Smith.
Mr. Arthur Wolff and Mr.. Art Griggs.
Miss Pearl Herrberg gives an informal
party this evening, to which she has
asked beside Miss Aston the Misses
Smith, Mr. Harry Fleishmann, Mr..
Lawrence Mcfarland and Mr.. Tinkham
Veele.
One of several entertainments which
are being given for Miss Eva Smith and
Miss Isabel Smith. who leave soon to-
enter an eastern boarding school, was
Miss Pearl Herrbergs matinee today.
The guests were entertained at STOCK ex-
change and a verse writing contest, the
author of the best original verse dedi-
Gated to the guests of honor receiving
a prize Miss Herrbergs invitations
were extended to Miss Eva Smith, Miss
Isabel Smith, Miss Alice Aston OF Kan
sas City, Miss Nellie Millspaugh. Miss
Helen McClintock Miss Hazel Mulvane,
Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Mildred Pom
dexter, Miss Maud Grimes, MISS Perme-
liza Curtis, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Grace
Frost. Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Alice
Meade Miss Clara Fleishmanns Miss
Kathleen Lord, Miss Ethel Morton, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Nell Cartridge,
Miss Mary Moore, Miss Julia Weilnouse'
Miss Esther Rauch Miss Louise Nc
Neal. Miss Mabel Andrews, Miss Pauline
Peake, Hiss Nellie Raster, Miss Percie
MONTGOMERY, Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss
Edith Morton Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss
Daisy Neil, Miss Florence Bailey, Miss
Julia whitney, Miss Lola Berry, Miss
Hazel Wolff Miss Winifred Hadley
Miss Zinorah Sim, Miss Margaret Going,
Miss Julia Lariner. Miss Hattie Embree,
Miss Bessie Embree, Miss Vivian Tut
tie. Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Pearl Civ
ems. Miss Lulu Healy, Miss Emma
Smith. Miss Grace Otis, Miss Cora
Cook.
Miss Berenice Fuller gave a small
card party Thursday evening for Miss
Mary Daniels, Mr. Merrill Mills, Mr..
Urban Poindexter and Mr.. wallace
THOMSON. three former WaShburn STU
dents who leave Topeka next week for
the winter, Miss Daniels to enter Rad
cliffe at Cambridge. Massachusetts,, Mr.:
Mills for the school of medicine of
Thompson to spend the winter In New
york. and Mr.. Poindexter to return to
Princeton. The other invitations were
extended to Miss Alice Lakin, Miss ALA
/ belle Troutman. Miss agnes FISK MISS
Nellie Baker, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss
Mamie Veale. Mr.. Hobart Mills, Mr.
Maurice O'Rourke. Mr.. Lem MCGEE, Mr.:
Charles Guibor, Mr.. Jow Ramsey ana
Mr.; Bernard Crosby MISS Nellie eni Bske fa1
honor of Miss Daniels, Mr.. Mills, Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Poindexter-
on her son, Mr.. Harold Colburn, which
was given at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Davis. THURSDAY
evening. The guests were Miss Phil
Hazel Heath Miss Susie. Rodgers, Miss
Juanita Lord, Miss Mary Dallas Gage,
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Virgil Cain of
La Junta, Colo, Miss Gertrude Null
vane. Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Hazel
Howe Miss Henrietta Alexander. Miss
I.etha Rice, Miss Ella Davis. Mr.. Will
son Hobart, Mr.. William Wellhouse, Mr..
Albert S9ivey, Mr.. Alfred Quinton. Mr..
Robert McGiffen, Mr.. Frank McRae,
Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh, Mr.. Dick
Reed, Mr.. Quinton Adams, Mr.. Louis
Hall and Mr.. Walker Updegraff.
The Clio club will meet Monday.
September IA with the president, Miss
Gertrude Barnes, 1878 Clay street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. NJ. Hamilton and
their son John left today for Chicago
to spend = --c-t-
Mi Lon De.N-s, who has had his
Headquarters at Chillicothe, Mo-, since
he left Topeka, has gone to Kansas City
to 1--we.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Schoch will move
next week from 600 Sixth avenue west
to 614 Tyler street, where they have
taken rooms for the winter.
Miss Helen Hogeboom, vocalist; Miss
Ir1na Doster, violinist; Miss Helen
E4naf7r nj zf nd Mr.