The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-11
NIONDAY.

Monday Whist club with Mrs. Logan
The Progressive Grande club with
Mrs. Arthur McClintock.
HANDLERS club, evening at the home
of Mrs. Earl Mcdowell.
TUESDAY.
Pi Phi high school sorority, breakfast
at the home of Miss Isabel Heath for
Miss Nellie Kouns.
Mrs. z. @. Foster, afternoon for the
Chaminade Music club in honor of Miss
Maud Parker of Kansas City and Miss
Lumina Riddle.
D. A. r. flag day celebration at Mrs.
Henry McAfee's country place.
WEDNESDAY.
Wedding at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Wander
poel, Clay street, of Miss Winifred
Vanderpoel and Mr.. Henry L. Miller 8
O'Clock in the evening.
Mrs. L. R. Lane and Mrs. o. 3. Mar
tin. afternoon thimbles al the home of
the former. 1874 Western avenue.
Owls sorority dance at HudsOns-
Wednesday Whist club with Miss
Florence Rossington.
THURSDAY.
Pactolian club picnic at Mrs. B. H.
Pughs in Oakland.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Charles Curtis and Miss Curtis,
reception from to o'clock, 905 Van
Buren, street north.
Mrs. Dick Alden, afternoon frOlic for
her niece, Mary Weightmann.
The popularity of June as a month of
weddings seems to have somewhat a bat
ed of late and this y ear there have been
few indeed, in Topeka at least. Several
are planned, however, for the late sum
mer and early fall. Two of the brides
are PotWin girls, one but just out OF
college who will be married to a Wash
burn classmate The other will make
her future home in Washington, Kan
sas. A LeavenwOrth girl who has been
visiting in Topeka for almost a year
ant q
prepare her trOusseau- She is a very
pretty blonde and the daughter of one
Of the wealthfest men in LeavenwOrth.
The young man lives In North Topeka
"A pretty Fillmore street girl and
young Topeka lawyer will be married
before the summer wanes and live in a
new house now being built for them.
Then there is the July wedding limited
at before in these columns of a Topeka
avenue girl and a young Santa Fe man
of the Helianthus set who will live in a
vine covered cottage on Harrison
Street. A Topeka girl but recently re-
turned home for her summer vacation
and a Pittsburg man are among the
matrimonial probabilities for fall and
one of her particular friends, now liv
ing here but whose family is soon to
move to New York and a Brooklyn
man are another pair of whom there
are many Interesting rumors of the
same nature.
Mrs David Kendall and Miss Mollie
Magiu are entertaining a small COM
pany Informally this afternoon at the
formers house on Taylor street for
Miss Winifred aNaRderpOel. Their guests
are Miss Vanderpoel Mrs. W. B. Swan,
Mrs Frederic Lyman of Chicago, Mrs.
Oscar Neil Dr. Eva Harding Mrs. Paul
Lovewell, Mrs. Lutte EmbletOn, Miss
Eliza beth Rabbit of Abingdon, Illinois,
Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Effie Neil,
Miss Emily Hagar and Miss Louise
Magill.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. D.Norton's guests
at dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. W. Mead of PEORIA Ill, Friday CIV
entng were Mr.. and Mrs. Mead, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Short, and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Norton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scott Davis also entertained
for Mr.. and Mrs. Mead last evening at
cards, the others asked being Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Short, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mohler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Alden, Mrs. Harry
Williams and Mr.. Walter Smith.
Miss Florence Rossington will enter
tain the Wednesday Whist club at her
house on Monroe street Wednesday
morning Of next week.
The Pactolian club will have a fish
ing party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Homer Pugh in Oakland next
Thursday
The marriage of Miss Stella Smith
L.
at noon next Thursday al the home of
the brides family at 1885 Van Buren,
street north. The Rev. J. A. StaveIey
will be the officiating clergyman. After
a wedding trip to New York they will
be at home in Topeka.
Tuesday. June "A, flag day." will be
celebrated by the Topeka chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton at the country home of Mrs. Nc
Afee west of town. Mrs. AcAfee and
Mrs. Youngs will be the hostesses.
There will be patriotic programme
and the entertainment like all flag day
celebrations, will be al fresco if the
weather permits
Mrs Frank farrell will entertain the
Saturday Night club this evening.
The girls of the Pi Phi high school
sorority viii give a breakfast next
Tuesday morning al $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Miss Isabel Heath on Van
Buren, street in compliment to Miss
Nellie kOuns, one of their number who
leaves soon for Chicago to make her
home Only the Pi Phis will be asked.
Mrs. n. Logan Stewart will entertain
the Monday Whist club next Monday
afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Roby have asked the
members Of the Authors club to spend
Sunday afternoon with them at their
mousse, 1Wenly-llrSI street ana Kansas
avenue. A special Sunday programme
has been arranged and will be given on
the lawn if the weather permits.
Misses Ethel and Winifred HadIey
have been the hostesses of a house
party of out of town friends for the
past fortnight including Miss Burdicl
pad Th;nl.