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

Elizabeth Meade. Miss Mary Sweet,
Miss Susie Sweet, Mrs. ]. P. Wahle,
Mrs. ". d. Storrs, Miss Nellie Baker.
Miss Gala Cuttell, Miss AlIabeile
Troutman- Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss
| Dell Frazer of Lawrence. Mrs. John
| Lawrence Work of Meriden, Mrs. Arthur
/ Mills, Mrs. @. T. Grimsley. Mrs. A. A.
Scott, Mrs. James Frederick Scott. Mrs.
| George Overmyer, Miss Lillian Trap.
Miss Josephine Shellabarger. Mrs. Eu-
gene Hagan, Miss Bessie Hayden. Miss
Mabel Knowles. Miss Georgiana Was
son. Miss Helen Curry, Miss Maud
Thompson of Burlingame, Miss Mary
WlStton. Miss Ethel DObert, Miss
Marian Steele, Miss Jeanette Ware,
Akers. Miss Vida Wood. Mrs. 7. q.
Kennedy. Miss Elizabeth Cole, Miss
Aimiee Crandell, Miss Charlotte Park
hurst, Mrs. Louis Wulfekuhler of Leav-
enworth, Miss Maud Bates, Miss Besse
Bates and Mrs. Don Mulvane.
Everybody who attended it is talk
ing today about Mrs. c. J. Devlin's
euchre matinee yesterday for Miss Ed
it'll Guibor which is agreed to have
been the prettieSt as well as the most
elaborate affair of the kind given in
Topeka in many years. The Devlin
house is one of the most beautiful in
town and is so large and so admirably
arranged for entertaining that although
the company yesterday was large the
four rooms in which the card tables
were placed accommodated them per-
fectly. Decorating all the rooms were
a great many big bowls and jardinieres
on tall pedestals filled with golden rod
and asters which harmonized exquisite
ly with all the appointments of the
house and made an uncommonly effec-
tive background for the company of
pretty young matrOnS and maids in
their dainty summer frocks. Miss Gui-
Dor who sat at the head table in the
front drawing room throughout the at
ternoon, wore one of her trousseau
co
with val lace. The prize was a panel of
Gibson pen and ink sketches which was
presented to the guest of honor by
Miss Lois Porterfield and Miss Anna
Harrison who tied on the high score.
Following the game, supper was served
at small tables in the dining room. The
brides color, yellow, was in evidence
through tout the serving and the ices
were nodded in the form of tiny Jap
idols under Japanese parasols. The IA
vors were big white asters.
Miss Alice Lakin gave a small lunch |
con today in compliment to Miss Edith |
Guibor and Miss Sue Sharitt, two of
the September brides. The others ask |
Wood, Miss Elizabeth Cole, Miss Beat |
rice Foster, Miss Lillian Foster, Miss |
Name Brownson of Dubuque, Ia, and
Miss Elizabeth Meade
A neighborhod party which will have |
a picnic supper on Mr.. and Mrs L. ;. |
Ferry'S back lawn at their house on |
Topeka avenue this evening will in |
of South McAllester, Indian |
Territory, Mr.. and Mrs. William East |
man, Mrs. Flory. Mr.. and Mrs. Elon |
S. Clark and family, Mr.. and Mrs. K. q. |
Whitfield and Helen Whitted, Mr. and |
Mrs. A. o. ROSSer, Doris Rosser, Miss |
Veene Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erick- /
son and Jack Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Combs, Miss Dot Kinney and 1
Mr.. Ed Bodelle.
Miss Pearl Herrberg will entertain
the T. S. S. girls Tuesday of next week, |
at her home on Clay street
A small company of girls and boys
will spend this evening informally with
Miss Melville Campbell, of Wichita, at |
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Hurley, where she is visiting.
Mrs. w. S. McClintock will give a
party this afternoon between the hours
of and o'clock for her son Billie. !
Philip Gault, Gale Morgan, Charles and
Victor Blakely, Samuel Ryus, Wilbur
Cole, John Adams, Carl Menninger, |
Inez and Ruth Devlin. Irene Beers. Ed
win Nellis Isabel and Elizabeth Mills, |
Lucille Mills, Katie Bacon and Helen
Wells.
Mr. Louis n. Flint of Manhattan, and
Miss Elizabeth Browning of the same
place, We're married very quietly Tues
day evening at the home of the latter.
Mr.. Flint is one of the editors of the
Nationalist. is a graduate
of the University of Kansas and we'll
known throughout the state. He visits
in Topeka and has a NUMBER of az
1uaintances here
Miss Vivien futile and Miss Nellie
Raster entertained at cards this morn
ing at the home of the former on Fill
more street. Their invitations included
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Virginia Meade, |
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Maud Grimes, Miss Louise Nc
Neal. Miss Margaret Going, Miss Ethel
Morton. Miss Amelia Ware, Miss Helen
Mccormick, Miss Esther Raucn,
Miss Alice willard, Miss Kathleen
Lord, Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Lulu
5ealy. Miss Berenice Healy. Miss Grace
Otis Miss Elizabeth Mckee. Miss Mel
ie Cartilage, Miss Louise Raster. Miss
Julia WellhouSe. Miss isabel Heath,
Mss Lucy Dickinson. Miss Bessie
xumm, of Pittsburg. Miss, Miss Mabel {
skinner, Miss Julia Leland. Miss Zeno-
all Sim, Miss Myrtle Keener, Miss
Anna. Strauss, Miss Celia Smith Miss I
Margaret Better. Miss Edith Morton
Hiss Julia Whitney. Miss Mabel Cuth-
'ert. Miss Lulu Kelly. Miss Frances
Iitchell. Miss Jean Austin. Miss La I
rere BanEdon, Miss Florence Tucker
Hiss Alice Tucker, Miss Winnie Will &
ans, Miss Carry Morton. Miss Pearl ]
sivens, Miss Louis Fleming, of Te-
rIFnseh Miss Edna Miller. Miss Nfnf- | Y