The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-25

In spite of the rain a large number
of guests are attending the reception
being given this afternoon by Mrs.
John Ross Mulvane, Mrs. John Baird
Nicholson and Mrs. Don D. Mulvane
at the NIulvane residence, 800 Sixth
avenue east. The house is very beau
tifully and lavishly decorated with
blossoms from the MulVane gardens,
locally famous for their loneliness. The
drawing rooms have profusiOn of
bridal wreath and syringas, the den is
in yellow roses, the living room in
bridal wreath and the library and din
ing room in pink Wiegelia- In the lat
ter apartment the table and buffet are
set with Teneriffe lace and adorned
with wicker baskets overlooking with
wiegelia blooms. The chandeliers are
draped with smilax, ropes of which are
festOoned from one chandelier to an
other and to the table beneath. Smilax
is employed throughout the rooms to
drape chandeliers, windows and door
ways. Steinberg's orchestra plays in
the upper hall behind a. wall of palms.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin of Kansas
City and Miss Sallie Scruggs of De
catur, Illinois, are receiving with the
hOstesses and the assisting ladies are
Mrs Joab Mulvane, Mrs. David Null
vane, Mrs Guy J. Mulvane, Mrs. J. G.
Fleisnmann Mrs. J. c. Smith, Mrs
Jesse Shaw, Mrs. Q. w. Jewell, Mrs
Frederick Freeman, Mrs. Arthur Nc
ClintOCk, Mrs. William Ehrsam of En-
terprise Miss Helen Smith, Miss Hazel
Fassler, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss
Janette Lord Miss Marcia Spivey and
Miss Helen Thompson. The young girls
at the punch bowls are Miss Hazel
NIulVane Miss Gertrude MulVane, Miss
Clara Fleishmann, Miss Elizabeth
Holiday. Miss Louise Raster and Miss
Esther Rodgers. The hostesses will
entertain the assisting ladies at dinner
tonight after the reception which is
from to o'clock.
Mrs. Adrian L. Greene was the hos
1-1s al r,A
last meeting of the year, Tuesday. The
substitutes were Mrs. Kistler, Mrs.
Edwin Knowles, Mrs. G. L. Short and
Miss Nellie Baker.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
James E. Hurley for a reception Sat
urday afternoon at her house at the
corner of Harrison street and Eighth
avenue, and for another Saturday
evening which Mr.. Hurley will give
with her. Fifty invitations have been
sent out for each occasion.
Mrs. William Wnitton gave an in
formal afternoon Tuesday for her
guest, Miss Elizabeth Anderson of
Portsmouth. Ohio, asking some of the
Bethany girls to meet her. The Rev.
s. B. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson and Miss
Anderson arrived Monday to visit Mr..
and Mrs Wilton and will go from
here to st. Louis where they viii be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Whitton.
The Tabord Inn club gave it's annual
dinner Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of the president, Miss Maggie, All
Woodlawn avenue, Potwin. The table
decorations were in green and white,
garden flowers and greenery being used
effectively. Each club member asked
a guest and the company included Mrs
C. T Mcclellan, Mrs. A. D. Gray, Mrs
Lucien Thomas, Mrs. W. NJ. FORBES
Mrs William Fish, Mrs. Stewart, Miss
Blanch Stewart, Mrs. Mary Goddard,
Miss Caroline Goddard, Mrs. Hender-
son Miss AIDA Smith, Miss Maggie,
Miss Samson and Miss Duggan.
The marriage of DR.. Elvinora Wilson
of Marvsville and DR.. T. ]. Ernst of
Topelxa will take place Wednesday,
June l. at the home of the brides
family in Marysville. DR.. Wilson and
Or. Ernst are both graduates of the
school of medicine of Washburn college
in this years class
western Sorosis viii hold an all-day
meeting on Saturday with Mrs. w W.
Kitchen in Potwin Place. Members are
urged to come early, that all prepare
lions for the floral parade may be COM
pleted.
Mrs. A. O. Nacgaree entertained in
formally, Tuesday afternoon, at her
home on Van Buren, street, at a chat
ing dish luncheon. Those present
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