The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-13

/ Mrs. George Warren Ga briel of Par
/ sons was the guest of honor at a matt
nee high five given by her hostess, Mrs.
4 William F. school, at her home, S24
/ Harrison street today. The rooms were
] decorated with festoons of paper hearts.
i diamonds, clubs and spades which ex-
tending from the chandeliers to the four
/ corners of the ceiling and draped over
the curtains, pOrteres and wall spaces
made a brilliant bizarre and unusual
effect The flowers were red carnations.
Mrs. SchoCh's invitations were extended
to Mrs. l. r. Wright and Mrs. J. E.
Waterhouse Of Emporia, Mrs. Mary Nc
MILAN Of Minneapolis, Mrs. E. w Pom
I dexter, Mrs. W H. Davis, Mrs. W. A.
+ Johnston, Mrs. w H Lininger Mrs. w
r. Smith, Mrs. George o. Wilmarth,
Mrs. George W. Crane Mrs. J. r.
/ Hankla, Mrs W. T. Eckert, Mrs. f. p.
+ Good, Mrs T. G. Kennedy, Mrs. H NJ.
Hadley, Mrs. Albert Parker. Mrs. G. T.
+ Ashton, Mrs. w. c. Garvey Mrs. E. H.
+ Clement Smith, Mrs. J. *. Jones. Mrs.
I J. S. Sproat, Mrs. Thomas Myers, Mrs.
4 d O. McCray, Mrs T c. Biddle, Mrs
+ George Z. Cole. Mrs. G D. Startzman,
Mrs. Emma Evarts Mrs. William
+ Green Mrs. John Dudley, Mrs. George
4 z. Clark, Mrs. c. f. Jordon. Mrs E. A.
+ Prescott, Miss Katharyn Mills, Miss
/ King Of Denver and Miss AcCray. Miss
kibbiineer. Miss Margaret Carney and
Miss Mildred Poindexter assisted the
I hostess in the duties of hospitality.
Mrs William l. Newcomer gave an
informal afternoon today in compliment
4 to Miss Mabel Quigley, whose approach
ing marriage is being made the occasion
Of a number of entertainments. Mrs.
+ Newcomers guests were Miss Quigley's
/ particular friends.
The Kansas Alpha chapter of the
! Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity gave a
! high five evening Thursday at the home
nf Hob.
thirteenth anniversary of the fraternity.
Prizes We're won by Miss Flossie Burdge
and Mr. Ed Gossett. The frat colors,
red, white and yellow, prevailed in the
decorations and refreshments. The
guests and their hosts included Miss
Margaret G2rVey, Miss Blanch Jenness,
Miss Julia Wellhouse, Miss Mabel KEN
en- Miss Flossie Burdge. Miss Clara
Fleishman, Miss Mabel Andrews, Mr..
Robert Pierce, Mr.. Carl Trap, Mr.. Geo.
Mcclellan. Mr. Proctor FOUGHT Mr. Earl
Ewart, MI Julius Fritz, Mr.. Roy Rauch,
Mr.. Jesse Trecon and Mr.. Ed Gossetg.
The annual sorosis dinner given by
club members on the night of Lincoln's
birthday anniversary took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs j. D. McFar-
land Thursday evening The company
was seated at q long table extending
the length of the drawing room and
library and dressed with the club flow
er. the JacGueminOt rose. supplemented
+
covers laid for Mr.. and Mrs McFar-
land Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mr..
and Mrs. H o. Carney. Judge and
Mrs T. F. Carver, MI ard Mrs. P. C.
Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Zahner. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Davidson,
M. and Mrs Lee Clinton Forbes. M.
and Mrs. A. A. Rodgers Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Spencer, Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe,
DR.. and Mrs. j. @. McClintOck, Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. Huron, DR. and Mrs H. W
Roby, ME- and Mrs c. J. Evans, Mr.
Mrs c. c. Stillman of Morganville,
Mrs Charles Adams. Mrs. w ".
Kttcheu, Mrs. Eta Madison, Mrs.
Helen Butterdeld. Mrs. austin. Miss
Viola TFoutman, Miss Graham Miss
Enie Graham Miss Laura Ewing DR..
Miss Esther Chamberlain. Mr.. w. A
McCarter, Mr.. Paul Adams, the Rev
Abram Wyman and MI D. A. Nalen-
tine. The programme of after dinner
speeches was arranged ia imitation of
the meeting of a legislative body, with
forming the duties of clerk of the
house Mr. J. D. Mcfarland, in the
role of the gentleman from Kansas, in
PRODUCED and spoke in favor of An act
for the determination of patriotism
Mrs p c. Chamberlain, as the mem
Der from Wyoming. An act creating the
office of public executioner-a t-large;
Mrs w w. Kitchell. the member from
Utah An act providing that Utah be
classified as a first class state; the Rev
Abram Wyman, South Dakota, An act
for the prevention of Much Ado About
Nothing, Mrs. Madison, native mem
her of the Philippine commission, A
petition asking for the establishment of
a system of reflections; Mr.. W. NJ.
Davidson, Memorial of the Western