The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-08

Mrs. Willis Dana Storrs is entertain
ing few of their friends very inform
ally THIS afternoon for Mrs. Thomas
Grey Kennedy and Mrs. Guy Morrison
Kennedy, of Junction City.
oconomowoc has been almost
sassy in its smartness during the
born in the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Mr.. George r. Peck has been per-
forming for society in his most gem
erous ballroom manner that the
daughter of that wittiest of men, the
late Senator Ingalls, of Kansas, may see
Miss ingalls, will return Thurs
day from Oconomowoc, and Fri
day evening her mother, Mrs. John
j. ingalls,, will give dinner in cele-
bration of her birthday at the ingalls,
Mrs. o. B. Martin, S25 Jefferson
street, is giving hiking" party for
the members of the RambIers club
and an, some other friends this afternoon.
The party will hike" principally by
the exercise of their imagination,
from Berlin to Vienna, from Vienna
to St Petersburg, from st. Petersburg
70 MOSCOW, and thence to California,
Z. S. A. The Ramblers have been
studying the stoddard lectures the
past season At each stop refresh
ments characteristic of the place are
served. There are about forty guests.
Mrs. Preston c. Doty. of Beaumont,
Tex. well known in Topeka, is in
Colorado Springs for the summer and
was among the guests of honor at a
tea given by Mrs. c. S. Baker and
Mrs. c. d. Sears, of the Springs, last
week, at which Mrs. Franklin Metzler,
formerly of Topeka, was one of the
assisting friends. Mrs. E. c. Culp of
Salina, is spending the summer at the
Springs. the guest of her brother, Mr..
Edward P. Preston. Mr.. L. C. Boyle,
of Kansas City. former attorney gem
eral of Kansas, and his family and
entire household have three cottages
at Wagon Wheel Gap, where they are
spending the summer.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake gave a small
picnic at Vinewood last night for her
cousin. Miss Louise Spencer, of Kan
sas City. The other guests were Miss
Henrietta Alexander, Miss Hazel
Grimes, and Miss Florence tombstone.
DR.. I. S. MCGEE, of Topeka, Kas.,
has purchased the cottage of Thomas
Zweisel, on Waltham avenue, Mani
tou, for $1,000. The cottage which
has been known as the Lincoln place
cottage. is one of the best residences
in Manitou and will be used by Dr.
MCGEE as a summer home.-CoIorado
Springs Gazette.
A camping party at Silver Lake next
week will include Mrs. Butterfly Miss
Anna Butterfly, Miss Mary Conner,
Miss Name Paul, Miss Maud Trobert.
Miss Clara Wingert.
Miss Emma Sands, Miss Nettfe VIII
liamS, Miss Caroline Robertson, Miss
Carrie Ford, Miss Charlotte Shelton
and Miss Beulah Gilman composed a
party at Vinewood last night and had
supper at the cafe.
Miss Clara Daniels gave a porch
party Monday afternoon at her home
on Topeka avenue in compliment to
Miss Ruth -Herriek of Chicago and
Miss Ef1ie CranneIl of Kansas City.
The friends asked were Miss Jean
Campbell, Miss Rachel McGiffert, Miss
La We're Langdon, Miss Mary Whar-
ton. Miss Katharine Kellam, Miss Rose
Mitchell, Miss Jean Austin, Miss Grace
Cockerell, Miss Helen Cockerell, Miss
Emma Schlaudt of Hutchinson Miss
Madeline Whitney, Miss Bertha
lie Mcfarland, Miss Marguerite Love-
we'll, Miss Marguerite Mills. Miss Cora
Monypenny, Miss Jennie Monypenny.
Miss Alice Nobel gave a $50 o'clock
breakfast followed by cards at her
house, 400 Lincoln street yesterday.
The guests were Mrs. Charles Warner,
Mrs. Rolla B. Cunningham, Mrs. Geo.
OFlSWGiIs MIS-. FToQ f1OuSnJOn, Mrs.
John Green. Mrs. Robert Higgins, Miss
Margaret Perkins of Lawrence Miss
Carlotta Nellis, Miss Florence WEIGH
Miss Margaret Johnston, Miss Nell
lies, Miss Ethel de Obert. Miss Eva
Roth of Leavenworth, Miss Rachel
McGrath, Miss Lucy Dickinson, Miss
Louise McNeal. Miss Edith Van Dorp,
Miss Belle Evarts. Miss Marie Ricken-
bacher, Miss Mabel Proudfit and Miss
Ruth Wilson of Omaha.
nene Brake entertained at her
home, 1855 Lane street, Saturday
evening from 7:3O to $40. Those in
vited were: Zelma Troubridge, Lucille
Crane, Louise Brown, Hazel and Lola
Hixon, Jessie McCarter. Ina Brown,
| Bernice Jones. Katie Whitlow, Lois
Chamberlain, Margaret Tasker, Alice
Sormley. George Wells. William Nc
Gerald Sinner, Richard Jones, Albert
and Donald Swan, Bernard Kenney
and Cecil Barber.
Miss Marian Alt entertained at a /
O'Clock luncheon last week at her
home in Potwin Place in honor of Miss
Helen Graham of Holton. Covers
were laid for Misses isabel Heath,
Gertrude Kitchel1, Mabel Adams Mar
garet sBeerholm, Helen Graham and
Marian Alt.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Gilbert have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Rose. to Mr. Corrington S. Gavitt
son of Mr.. w. W. Gavitt The wedding
will take place August % and invita-
lions will be issued tomorrow.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. F. Hor1ler, who has been i'll
with appendicitis for a number of days
underwent an operation yesterday al
Christ hospital and is very dangerously
| ILL., Her daughter Miss Irene Horner
who is in New York and her sons, Mr.
Walter and Mr. Ed Horner of Chicago
have been sent for and are expected to-
day or tomorrow.
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