The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lyman, which will
be in the nature of a consolation for
| the number of prizes which a court
eous custom has been obliging her to
give up, after making the high score,
to a. prospective bride who has shared
with her the honors of a number of
entertainments given by their friends
recently At the party Saturday after
noon, the bride, who was married
Wednesday, will be only a neglected
matron and Mrs Lyman will be al
lowed to keep all the prizes she can
win. She expects to leave for her
home in Chicago Sunday.
Mrs Arnain Fassler gave a luncheon
Of u covers today for her guest, Mrs.
Frank Holiday of indianapolis
The Ladies Music club is enjoying
its annual picnic at Pres de PEau, Mrs.
Charles Kleinhan's home at Granville
today. The party left on the Union
Pacific plug this morning and viii re-
turn tonight
Miss May Short is giving an informal
afternoon at her home on Clay street
for Miss Jessie Burdick oil Kansas City,
Miss Ethel Hadley's guest. Next Tues
day evening Miss Eta Beck and Miss
Nan Beck will entertain for Miss Bur-
dick.
The Pactolian club is picnfcl1ing and
fishing today at Mrs. Burton Homer
Pugh's riverside home in Oakland. The
party includes Mrs. PuGh Winifred
Pugh, Mrs. Van Houten, Edwin and
Harold Van Houten, Mrs. o. P. NJ Nc
Clintock, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Lindsay,
Mrs. Charles Rice, Miss Daisy McCamp-
bell, Miss Mary Barley. Miss Beulah
Lee. Miss Banks, Miss Lindsay, Miss
Mary Walker, Miss Katherine WEIGH
and Miss Gault.
Mrs. Dick Alden was the hostess of
-, 1I.r
yesterday. Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Lulu Ewart and Mrs. Frank Metzler of
Colorado Springs were the substitutes.
The members of the Washburn class
of 1902. who were in town for COM
mencement week, gave picnic on the
campus Tuesday afternoon. 1t was at
tended by Miss Guild OF Sabetha, Miss
Mehl of Burlingame, Miss Edith Nell
son of Smith Center, Miss Clara Plum
mer, Miss Bertha Osborn, Mr.. Robert
Daugherty of Kansas City. Mr.. Wilbur
Galloway, Mr.. Paul Sweet, Mr.. John
Fay and Mr.. Malcolm Garrard.
Miss Bertha Long. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Long and Mr.. Fred
White were married at $50 o'clock
Wednesday night in the First NJ. E.
church, the Rev. DR.. Mcfarland Off
ciating. A reception in the church par
lOrs followed.
Miss Ethel Grant, Twenty-fourth and
Topeka avenue. Friday afternoon. All
members should attend.
Mrs. F. o. Rooster won the first
prize, a book, and Mrs. Ben Payne
the consolation prize, a big bunch of
daisies, in the guessing game which
was one of the diversions at the thin
BILE party given by Mrs. L. R. Lane
and Mrs o. b Martin at the house
of the former, 1874 Western avenue.
Wednesday afternoon. Daisies, aspara-
gus fern and cherry branches deco
rated the rooms. Mrs. E. J. Cocker
of Brookf1eld, Mo, and Mrs. George
z. Clark received with the hostesses
and assisting them were Mrs. Q. G.
CoIburn, Mrs. w. E. Atchisons Mrs.
Emma Marshall, Miss Marshall, Miss
Ona Marshall, and Miss Miller. Mrs.
Eli G. Foster the Misses Marshall and
Master King Lane gave musical
afternoon. The guest list included:
Mrs. E. H. Anderson. Mrs. w E.
Atchison, Mrs. George Beach, Mrs
George E. Clark. Mrs @. G. COlburn,
Mrs. Roy DIETRICH, Mrs. E. G.. Foster,
Mrs. D. J. Greenwald. Mrs. George
Greenwood, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. John Mar
tin Hayse, Mrs. z. L. Hopkins, Mrs.
J. K. Jones, Mrs. M. Rooster. Mrs.
Marion Kenderdine, Mrs. w. J. Lewis,
Mrs. N w. Laubach, Mrs. Harry Ly-
man, Mrs. J. T. Mcfarland. Mrs. ".
E. McVey, Mrs. Emma L. Marshall
Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. George Mays, Mrs.
Archie McGargie, Mrs. McGiffon, Mrs
S. S OFT Mrs. Edwin O'Neil. Mrs.
benjamin Payne, Mrs. Irving Pribble,
Mrs. w. C. Ralston, Mrs. E. D. Robert
SON. Mrs. Howard Stewart Mrs. G. D.
Startzman. Mrs. F. H. Stokes. Mrs.
Fred Snow, Mrs. c. E. Sutherland,
Mrs. w. F. Schoch. Mrs. L. H. Strick-
1ar ATrS THYI1eblOOd Mrs Emmett