The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-29

Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs William Mac
ferran, DR.. and Mrs. William F.
Bowen, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss
Mary Walker, Mr.. John Seigle. Mr..
Walter Davis, and Mr.. Horace Mac
ferran.
Miss Maud Herriott, who is a grad
uate of the Christ hospital nurses
training school1-andz has lived in To-
peka for several years, was married
at the home of her mother. Mrs. NJ
October "a, to Mr.. Arthur T. Gibhart
of Phillipsburg, Kansas. They will
live in Phillipsburg
The Ladies' Music club will give a
breakfast Wednesday morning at Mrs.
Frank p. MacLennan's house on To-
peka avenue in compliment to Miss
CharIottee Parkhurst, whose wedding
to Mr.. Robert Carver takes place in
November. The invitations will be
limited to the club members.
Mrs. Carroll B. Merriam, 1925 Fill
more street, was the hostess of the
Duplicate Whist club yesterday after
noon. Mrs Curtis e. Mum of Wash
fngton, d. c., played for Mrs. Eugene
Quinton, Mrs. John Clark Harmon for
Mrs. w. J. Black and Mrs. John E.
Lord for Mrs. Arthur Capper. Mrs.
L. H: Mum will be the next hostess
The Owls gave a Halloween mas
querade last night at the home of Miss
Marguerite Mills in honor of the
sorority's new pledges: Miss Hen
rietta Alexander. Miss Marie Lager
strom Miss Janet Hurrie, Miss Alice
Larimer and Miss Majorie Thompson.
The others present were. Miss Alice
Rankin of Lawrence. Miss Katherine
Kellam, Miss Clara FIeishman. Miss
Marguerite Mills, Miss Josephine kei-
ger, Miss Mary Gleed, Miss Clara Dan
iels, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, MISS Eva
Bailey, Miss Anna Troutman. MISS
Susie Rodgers, Miss Marian Thomp-
son, Miss Maud Grimes. Miss Edna
Herbst, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Vir-
ginia Meade, Miss Mabel Skinner, MISS
Ethel Morton, Miss Julia Larfmer, MISS
Alice Meade. Miss Anna Ward or Las
Vegas, Mr.. Russell Frost, Mr. George
Daniels, Mr.. Arthur Gray, Mr.. Harry
Freshman. Mr.. Jay Close. Mr. Jack
Taft, Mr.. Roy Rauch, Mr.. Quinton
Adams, Mr.. Ray Jones, Mr.: Sahoro
Chamberlain, Mr.. Warwick UpdegraH'
Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr.. Holmes MEADE,
Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr.. Todd Mat
thews, Mr.. Grove Dolman. Mr.. Frank
Griggs, Mr.. Russell Grimes, MI har
old Colburn, Mr.. Allan McNeal and
Mr.. Frank F'lenniken.
Mr.. Howell Jones, jr., will give
Halloween "shack-warming" at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Louise Magil will entertain at
a Halloween party tonight at her nome |
on Western avenue.
The washburn Dramatic club of |
which as Miss Amabelle Tfce Mrs DaVio |
Gossett was member in her colege
days will entertain at the MorroW resi-
dence on Throop street wednesday |
evening in honor of MIR. and MIS-. 0os-
Sett. |
The Misses Page of North Topeka |
orix-a Halloween "Darn !
warming party at their fathers, ME-
Thomas Page, country place, north OF
town Monday evening, Their guests NH |
be principally Washburn students. Inc
party will leave the college at about |
i O'Clock Monday. afternoon and go to |
the farm for supper ana TO spenq the |
evening. The entertainment Will pc
given in a big barn winch mas JUST
been finished on the farm.
The public school teachers of all the |
grade schools and the high school We're
the special guests at q reception given
Yesterday afternoon at the PotWln
Place school. The school rooms were all |
very beautifully decorated with autumn
foliage and flowers and the room Wnlcn
was used for serving was all in yellow
and white. The Potwin teachers re-
ceived and some of the patrons OF tne
school assisted. Miss Leila Mcclellan |
and Miss Pearl Burdge presided at 9ns
coffee booths The reception preceded |
a supper given by the Potwin teachers
and patrons for flag and flag staff |
fund.
Miss Berenice Emahizer will entertain
the girls of the Just For Fun cluD OF
Potwin at her house on Greenwood ave
nue. tonight at q, Halloween party The
club members are. Berenice Emah1zer,
Poole Florence Embree, Anna
Sim. Verna Worley, Cornelia Gleed,
Emma TomIinson, Alice Andrews, Char
Iotte Mcclellan, Helen Spielman, Mary
Close, Bertha Kitchel1, Berry Morgan,
Mabel Gardner and Mabel Coe.
The Sophomore class of the Topeka
high school was entertained last night
at a Halloween party at the home of
Miss Marguerite Thompson. The house
was lighted with jack-o-lanters and
candles and the diversions of the even
ing were the usual Halloween games
and charms. Miss Helen Morrow in the
garb of a fortune teller presided in
gypsy tent in a corner of the living
1oon and read the futures of the guests
with cards Prizes in the Halloween