The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-09
TUESDAY.

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Mills.
TUESDAY
Mrs. L. B. NIcClintock and Mrs Dorr
Norton of Kansas City. afternoon tea
for Miss Agnes Gunther.
Miss Mabel Wood, dinner for her bri-
dal party.
Women's Press club banquet at the
Throop.
WEDNESDAY.
Miss Mary Thompson, afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Don Mulvane. dinner
I for the Gunther-M cClintOck bridal
party.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. Ben Akers' luncheon for Miss
/ Agnes Gunther.
Evening wedding and reception at
/ the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Wood of Miss Mabel
1 Wood and Mr.. Everett Akers.
FRIDAY.
Miss Anna Harrison, afternoon cards
for Miss Agnes Gunther.
SATURDAY.
Miss Maud Bates, matinee cards for
Miss Agnes Gunther.
Miss Kate Gunther, dinner for the
Gunther- McClintock bridal party.
Good luck symbols will characterize
the dinner to be given tonight by Miss
Edith Guibor for Miss Mabel Wood and
/ Mr.. Everett Akers and the members of
/ their bridal party. The horse shoe and
! four-leafed clover viii be in evidence
/ in all the decorations which win keep
/ a color scheme Of pink, green and
white The center piece Will be of APP
! plebloccom geraniunls, sweet alyssunl
and smiIax in the form of large
/ horse shoe and the name cards viii be
/ adorned with four-leafed clover.
/ Lighting will be by pink candles under
/ shades and the company Will include
+ Miss Wood, Mr. Akers, Miss Vida Wood,
! Mr.. Robert Stewart. Miss Louise Wood,
Mr.. Charles Guibor, Miss Elizabeth
/ Cole Mr.. VIII Tinker Miss Guibor and
I A1r. Frank Moss of st. Marys.
Miss Ella Funston, daughter of Mr..
/ z. H. Funston of lola and DR.. Frank
4 Eckdan of Enporia. are to be married
May 2Sth at the Funston home and
viii live in EmpOria- Miss Funston
brother. General Fred Funston, who is
I at Vancouver Barracks, Wash. VIII
I come home for the wedding Miss Fun
/ ston formerly attended the College OF
+ the Sisters of Bethany and IS also a
I graduate of the University of Kansas
/ at Lawrence where she was a mem
Der Of the Theta sorority.
Miss Alice Lakin Will give an infor-
nal company this evening for her
{ guests Miss Inez Plumb of Emporist.
and Miss Helena Jahren of Kansas
/ City
Miss Marcia spivey is entertaining
/ very informally this afternoon for Mi IS
( Agnes CSunther and the young women
/ Miss Herbst Miss Sue Herbst, Miss
Louise Kellam and Miss Anna Harii-
SON
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mills will enter
tain at cards this evening their home
on Topeka avenue for Miss Agnes Gun
Their and Mr.. Arthur McClintock, limit
ing their invitations TO the members Of
their bridal party, who are MI and mrs
Don AIulvane, Miss Marcia Spivey, Miss
iHerbst. Miss Sue Herbst, Miss Louise
Kellam Miss Anna Harrison. Miss
Edith Crawford OF St Louis, Mr. La
throp Gay of Kansas City, Mr. George
Snyder. Ne. Gill Updegraf and Mr.
Scott Lord.
The school Of music of Washburn col
lege is giving the second of its series OF
musical teas at the down town studio
727 Kansas avenue, this afternoon Mr.
and Mrs George Barlow Penny and
Mrs. George Parkhurst receive, Mrs
George Stoker and Mrs George Perry
Grfmsley are at the tea tables and Miss
Jessie Goss OF Newton and Miss Agnes
Fisk are assisting The programme in
I cludes piano. violin and cello numbers
bv Ar ALI Knngenberg. Mr. Ralph
Mrs. Parkhurst viii sing Won Felitz's
song cycle Fair Tessie-''
The Helianthus dance at Steinberg's
Friday night was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Alden Mr.. and Mrs Don Null
vane Mr. and Mrs Frank Scott Davis,
Mrs. Burton Nudge Of Fort Madison,
Ia Miss Agnes Gunther. Miss Wood,
Miss Mabel Wood. Miss Louise Wood,
Miss Edith Guibor. Miss Louise kellaTn.
Miss Gala Cuttell. Miss Nellie Baker,
Miss Mary Meade. Miss Bess Meade,
Miss Helen Quinton. Miss Fay Quinton.
Miss Alice I.akin Miss Inez Plumb Of
Emporia, Miss Floyd RObenson Of Mex
lea No. Miss Pauline Peake. Miss Hila
Hinckley. Miss Eda Wand of Oklahoma
Miss Porterheld. Miss Maude Grimes,
Miss Ethel Griffith. Miss Roberta Akers
of Chicago Miss Helen Otis, Miss Jessie
PAYNE. Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Hazel
Mulvane Miss Ethel Morton Miss Mel
lie AIillspaugh Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Anna Ruder Of Leavenworth, Mr.
Robert Stewart Mr. James Stewart. Mr..
NJ. Everett ASers. Mr. Ed Arnold. Mr..
Paul Nudge, Mr. Ralph Wunderlich Of
KIngman. Mr.. Ernest Winters of E.
Paso Texas. Mr.. Art Griggs. Mr.. Gill
Updegraff Mr.. Reuben Spivey Mr.
Harley Reisman, Mr. Walter Hayes,
M Frank Moss of St Marys. Mr.. Ben
Scandrett Mr.. Maurice O'Rourke. Mr..
Bert Cook Of Kansas City. Mr.. George
Snyder. Mr.. Theo. Snattinger. Mr. sam
E1eishmann. Mr.. John Fleishmann 8Ir.
Harry F'leishmann. Mr.. Harold Cope
lard. AR Day karr. Mr.. Bayard Whit
ney. Mr. Russell Frost. Mr.. Harry Nor
ton Mr. Allen Lauck. Mr. Frank Gaia
gan. Mr.. Amer Rowley, Mr.. Fred
Barnes and Mr.. Jack Sharitt-
The chanceI chapter Of Grace cathe-
dral held a business meeting at the
cathedral last Tuesday and Mrs. s. z.
Sheldon was reelected direCtress. The