The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-31

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The faculty Of the College Of the
SISTERS OF Bethany will give a recep-
ion tonight on the east campus in
4onOr OF Bishop Millspaugh and in
zee ralon OF the tenth anniversary
"a ms conservation. Miss HambletOn,
principal Of Bethany, will receive with
the Bishop and Mrs. Aillspaugh and
Ehe other members of the faculty will
assist The visiting bishops and other
clergy and the delegates to the do
cesar convention will be among the
guests and a general invitation is ex-
tended. The hours are from 8 to 10
o'clock. The campus will be lighted
by japanese lanterns and serving will
be in the parlors.
A picnic party which spent the after
noon Of Decoration day at SaylOr's
farm and the evening with Miss Mar
ian GarretsOn, Eleventh and Harrison
streets, included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Elliott, Miss GarretsOn, Miss Mary
Thompson Miss Nina Thomas Miss
Helen Thompson, Miss Alice Widney
Moore, Mr.. Guy Adams, Mr. John
Abrahams and Mr.. Ernest B. Conant.
Mrs. Frank H. Foster and Miss
Gertrude Tracey will entertain the
Ladies Music club at a guest evening
Saturday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst. The pro-
gramme viii be by Mr.. ALT KIingen-
berg, head of the department of piano
Of the school of music of Wash burn
MI a frr
gramme, assisted by the Ladies AIu-
sic club quartette.
Mrs. Frank R. Mulspaugh gave a
luncheon at the Bishops House today
for the delegates to the Woman's auxil-
larry which is meeting here in connec-|
ton with the diocesan convention and
in honor of the visiting bishops.
Mrs C. r. Trapp is entertaining a
family party of twenty this afternoon
for Mrs. Charles Barnes of Usage City
and Mrs. George Thacher of Water
vile.
Mrs. Edward A Herbst will enter
tain the Fillmore street whist club to-
morrow.
Mrs Alfred A. Scott viii entertain
next week for her guest, Miss Jone
1IcCredit of Chicago, who arrived to-
day to visit her. Miss Fuller Will also
give a party for Miss McCredit and
Miss Whitley of Emporia whom she
expects Friday.
The high school sophomore girls
entertained the boys of the class at
the home of Miss Mary Overholt in
Highland Park Saturday night.
The Guild OF. Grace cathedral gave a
luncheon at Guild hall yesterday in
celebration of the anniversary of Bishop
Alillspaugh's conservation. The guests
were the visiting clergymen and dele
gates to the diocesan convention, now
in session, the delegates to. the Woman's
auxiliary and the members Of the ca
thedral choir. The hall was decorated
with flags and garden flowers.
Miss Edith Pierson entertained at a
six o'clock dinner Monday evening at
her home on Clay street for Mrs r. M.
Williams Of Denver, Colo, and Miss
Ella Pollitt Of St. Marys. Ohio. Covers
were laid for tWenty-fOur. Those in
vited were Mrs Charles Miller, Mrs.
Gaurd, Miss Conklin, Miss Clara Miller,
Miss Irene Reynolds, Miss Maggie
Dewitt, Miss Gertrude Cies, Miss Eau
BILE Miss Jennie Usher, Miss Minnie
HOuser Miss Belle Fletcher, Miss Celia
Dugan, Miss Winnifred Hayes. Miss De
Laran, Miss Aurelia Ruthvan, Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Miss Terhoun of In
dianapOlis. Miss Mabel Miller, Mr..
y
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Littlefield of
Kansas City viii be in Topeka tonight
and viii stop at the Copeland for a
number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r Barber and Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Watson are at Lake
View for the remainder of the week
Mrs. D. s. Ryan of LeavenwOrth is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William
j.. Drechsel.
Mrs. Harry c. Ashby. her son Frank
lin and Miss Clara Francis viii leave
tomorrow for Vinita, Indian Territory
to visit Mrs 2. J.. SOper.
Mr.. George p. Marrow of Chicago who
has been in Topeka for about two
months, superintendent of construction
at the new gas works will sail from
san Francisco June II for Japan, on a
business trip
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans of Granville
is with Mrs. w T. Crosby for a few
days.
Mrs. Margaret Hill NcCarter will be
among the speakers at the Ottawa,
Clay Center and CawlSer City Chautau-
quas this summer.
Mrs. d. NJ. Philips of Manhattan is
in town today,
Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton is very i'll at
her house on Western avenue and I'M
able to see visitors.
Mrs. Frank J. Thomas returned Mon
day night from Las Vegas where she
stopped off for a few days on her way