The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-24

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Chief Justice and Mrs. w. A john
ston and Miss Margaret Johnston were
in Leavenworth this week for a party
given at Evergreen park by Dr. and
Mrs. Clarence Case Goddard at which
they were the guests Of honor. Over 100
guests were entertained and 500 was play
ed on a pavilion in the lawn "A num-
Der of out of town guests were present
Mrs. Chester L Long Of Medicine
Lodge will give Fourth of July house
party for her two daughters, asking a
number of friends from different towns
In Kansas The Topeka guests viii be
Miss Hildegarde Hurley and Miss Luz
Gle Pollock.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean's society ed
itOr says:
In a week that has produced more
Chicago brides than almost any other
of past years. Miss NOretta Mix, who
Tuesday evening became Mrs. Dean
Ruskin Low. has been pronounced the
most graceful and the most beautiful
of them all. Mrs Low will go with her
husband to that no mans land known
as Oklahoma, there to make her tenn
porary home
Mrs. William w. WikidaI entertain
ed Informally at luncheon today Mrs.
Sheffield Ingalls, of AtchisOn, who is VS.
iting Mrs. Eugene Huntington Ware,
Mrs. Ware, the Misses Ware and Mrs.
Everett H. Dallas.
Miss Virgil cain who is home from
Miss Wolcotts school, Denver, for the long
vacation, and who has recently return
ed TO Topeka with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. z. Cain, AFTER a short residence
I'm La Junta, was the guest of honor at
a garden party given, last night by Miss
Eugenia QuintOn at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Quin-
ton, 1245 Topeka avenue. The front and
back lawns and the -verandas were
lighted by many gay fantastic japanese i
lanterns strung on wires, hammOcks,
garden seats, rugs and cushions were
arranged attra Ctively on tie lawn and
pOrches and Jars of field and garden
flowers decorated them. Fortune telle
ing from q gypsy tent on the south
lawn and dancing in the drawing room
were the amusements of the evening. 1
The hostess was assisted by her mother /
and her sisters, Miss Helen and Miss
Fay QuintOn Mrs William w Wikidal /
Miss Ethel Davis and Miss Pauline
Peak and the girls at the punch bowls /
were Marian Wear, Edith Updegraff, !
Mildred Morton and Helen Louise CrOs- /
by. The invitations included Miss Hazel /
Howe. Miss isabel Heath, Miss Mary /
sutherland Miss Gladys Scott, Miss /
Emma Bolmar, Miss Edith Morton I
Miss Julia Wellhouse, Miss Margaret /
Going. Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss Hazel /
Nelson, Miss Gertrude Mulvane. Miss /
Nadine Lyle Miss Mildred Kepley, /
Miss Grace Overmyers Miss Josephine /
Bell, Miss Eva Bailey, Miss Mary Dali /
las Gage, Miss Clara Daniels, Miss Hen
rietta Alexander Miss Ella Davis. Miss
Hazel Grimes, Miss Elizabeth Holiday /
Miss Marie Lagerstrcrns Miss Katharine
Miss Gladys Boyle, Miss jose
phine Norton Miss Clara Freshman, !
Miss Anna Troutman, Miss Sue Rodgers, /
Miss Josephine Keller, Miss Mar Over /
holt, Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Marian /
Miss Katharine Kellam, Miss |
Mary Gleed,- Miss Grace WalwOrth. Miss |
Mills, Miss Lucille Pollock I
Miss Grace KOOntz, Miss Berenice John /
son, Miss Juanita Lord, Miss Katharine !
Mann, Miss Leta Rice Miss Phil Reed, |
Florence Mill and Miss Edna Kerr of
Kansas City, Miss jeanette Lewis of
Knoxville, Ill, Mr.. Arthur Gray, Mr..
Ray Jones, Mr.. James Mcfarland, Mr..
Roy Rauch, Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.. Carl
TrapD, Mr. Harry Wolfe Mr.. Arthur
Wolfe, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Albert
Epivey, Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr.. John Heller,
Mr.. David Overmyer, Mr. Charles Rob,
ertson, MI Roy Funnel, Mr.. Holmes
81 eade, MI. Osborne Larimer, Mr.. John
ClugstOn, Mr.. William WellhOuse, Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Wilson Hobart, Mr..
clyde Corbett, Mr.. Herbert Lininger,
Mr Harlow Hurley. Mr. Fred Parfitt
Mr.. Jay Close, Mr.. Walkie Updegraff,
Mr.. Joseph Risteen, Mr.. George Veale,
Mr.. Grove Dolman, Mr.. Harold Col
burn, MI. Quinton Adams, Mr.. Roy
Stewart, Mr.. Dana Parkhurst, Mr.. Tink-
ham Veale, Mr. Arner RObensOn, Mr..
Wayte Lyle, Mr.. James Mott OF Kansas
City, Mr. Harry Eagle. Mr.. George
Beach, Mr.. Rex Stout, Mr. Clarkson
5Eillspaugh Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr. Todd
Matthews, Mr.. Harry Freshman and
Mr.. Dan Kelly of Las Vegas, n. NJ
The marriage of Miss Della Lawrence
Colson and Mr.. Edward T. Haug of
C0ncordia was celebrated Wednesday
evening at the First Baptist church of
Concordia and was followed by a large
reception at the home of the brides
Fnarnnfa Mr. aud NTve CoTecv,