The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-19

MONDAY.
Miss Helen Brown, evening at the
home of Miss May Kellam, 909 Tenth
avenue west.
TUESDAY.
Mrs. William A. Johnston, 1900 Sixth
avenue west. at home for Mrs. Eugene
Ware of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. George Port Ashton, afternoon
for Miss Harriet Jones.
Miss Phil Reed. evening for Miss
Helen Quigley of Sterling and Miss
Blanch Jenness.
WEDNESDAY.
! Mrs. Eugene s. Quinton, Ills Topeka
avenue, garden party.
Miss Marcia Spivey, afternoon for Miss
| Harriet Jones.
Miss Emile King and Miss Hila
| Hinckley, evening, cards for the Jones'
Alden bridal party at the home of Miss
King.
THURSDAY
! Miss Agnes Gunther, luncheon for
Miss Katharine Fleishmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, dinner and
evening cards for Miss Harriet Jones
| and Mr.. Dick Alden at the Davis resi-
dence, 1116 Tyler street
Mrs.F NJ. Prescott, afternoon for Mrs.
]. K. White.
FRIDAY.
Miss Margaret Jones, afternoon cards
| for Miss Jones.
SATURDAY.
| MISS margaret Jones second CdIQ
party for Miss Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross Mulvane an
nounce the engagement of their niece,
Mrs. Pearl Cray and DR.. George Cullen
of Chicago. The wedding will take place
at the Mulvane residence Wednesday,
October IA. DR.. Cullen was formerly
with the Santa Fe hospital in Topeka,
but left here about year ago to study
abroad and has been in Chicago since
his return to this country.
Mrs. Kate Devereux Flintom of Law
renee, and Mr.. Edward Epps of New
York city, will be married some time in
November. Mrs. Flintom is a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ILathrop Bull
lene of Lawrence with whom she makes
| her home, and a sister of Mrs. Roy AL
len of Wichita, who was Miss Gertrude
| Devereux, once of Topeka. Mr.. Epps
formerly lived in this town and both
| have a wide acquaintance here who will
be interested in their plans.
| Another betrothal announcement of
out of town people well known here is
that of Miss Louise Winans. daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. W1nanS of
Hutchinson and Mr.. Ralph H. Faxon of
Medicine Lodge. Miss Winans visits in
! Topeka and Mr. Faxon, who is Senator
Chester I. Longs private secretary, once
lived here and has many Topeka friends.
i 4llC AAio1A ~ wan ~~--AO h-@~O~
| spring.
Miss Hila Hinckley has given up her
plans for an afternoon in Miss Harriet
Jones' honor today and will with Miss
Emile King entertain in honor of Miss
Jones and Mr.. Alden Wednesday even
ing of next week, limiting the invita-
lions to the members of the bridal par
ty.
The Ladies' Music club viii have its
first meeting of the season with Mrs.
| JohN A Kleinhans, 821 Quincy street, at
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Helianthus Literary club Will
meet with Mrs G.. c. Sherer, 1875 Kellam
avenue, Thursday, September "A.
Miss Louise Allison will entertain
fourteen guests informally this evening
at her home, 1923 Eighth avenue west.
Mrs. Ar1nin A. Weiskirch is giving
childrens party at her home in Potwin
| today in celebration of the sixth birth
day anniversary of her daughter, Anita
The guests include Berenice Emahelzer.
Alice Andrews, Ruth Larimer, Vernon
West, Jean Hodkins, Wesley Cole, Guy
| Brier, Theodore Smith, Herbert Tucker
Mary Hughes, Robert Loomis, Pauline
| McVey, Freddy Worley. Armin Weis-
! <irch