The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-30

Of the State Journal VIII CONFER d AdNol
BY giving the full first name or Two
Initials, with all proper names Items
must be accompanied by the name anu
address of the writer or they can not Dc
publtshedl
Mrs D. o. Crane and Mrs. Mollie
Radcliffe are giving thimble party
this afternoon in compliment to Miss
Anna Crane, who will be one of the
September brides. The house is deco
rated with garden flowers and bios
soming vines, and the invitations in
cluded Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs. M. F.
Rigby, Mrs. w o. Rigby, Mrs George
Mccoy, Mrs. Carlton Sawin, Mrs. Fred
Norris. Mrs. Fred Evarts, Mrs. Frank
Blanch, Mrs G. F. Givens, Mrs. w. z.
Heatherly, Mrs. c. M. Lawrence, Mrs.
Ed Fox, Mrs. VIII Barry, Mrs. Frank
Strawn, Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs. J. w.
Woodding, Mrs. Ralph Clauser, Mrs.
VIII Clauser. Mrs. L. H. Greenwood,
Mrs. Robert Merrick, Mrs. c. E. Gault,
Mrs. w. E. Gillespie, Mrs. c. E. Joslin,
Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. John Hayes,
Lyman, Mrs. Bert Swan, Mrs. B. H.
Pugh, Mrs. n. E. Keller, Mrs. L. c.
Browning, Mrs Anna Fulton Glib, Mrs.
Charles Tyler Mrs. F. L. Crane, Mrs.
F. S. Crane, Mrs. Frank Quinton, Mrs.
Maurice SchlegeI. Mrs. J. B. Doncyson,
Mrs. Charles Decker of Lawrence,
Mrs. G. B. Sturgeon, Mrs. Will Jami-
son, Mrs. F. L. Bond. Mrs. Bond of
Alabama. Mrs. R. H. Cav, Mrs. K.
r. Stewart, Mrs. J. R. Hayes, Mrs.
Silas Rain. Mrs. George W. Crane,
Mrs. Celia Fordyce, Mrs. H L. Mil
lard, Mrs. Ten Eyck, Mrs. o. NJ. Mark
ley, Mrs. George Hanley Mrs. H. M.
Hadley, Mrs. A. c. Elder. Mrs. D. o.
McCray, Mrs. P. c. Reilly, Mrs. A. c.
Markley, Mrs. Ralph Martin. Mrs L.
G. Kay, Mrs. Frank Lindsay, Mrs.
Carrie Nye, Mrs. J. W. Going. Mrs.
Irving Wellman, Mrs. Blanch Wilson
MacDowell, Mrs. Frank Schaeffer,
Mrs. N. R. Dalton Mrs. S. Cunning
ham. Mrs: Mary Hagar, Mrs. Dallas Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Frank S.
Thomas, Mrs. John Kleinhans, Mrs
Q. c. Staples, Mrs. a. Ingersoll, Mrs.
L. S. Woolverton, Miss Ella Gault,
Miss Julia Whitmer, Miss Eva May
berry Miss Daisy Hayes, Miss Nellie
Hayes, Miss Mabel Hayes, Miss Lulu
Fordyce, Miss Myrtle CoyIe of iowa,
Miss Jennie Simmons. Miss Ada Sim
mons, Miss Blanch Simmons Miss
Edna Simpson, Miss Katharine Mills
= Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Emma
Bond, Miss Rosa Kay, Miss Ada
Beaver, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Bes-
sic Elder, Miss Daisy Wellman, Miss
Ida Kiblinger. Miss Bessie Bates, Miss
Florence Bates, Miss Anna Hagar,
Miss Jennie Hagar, Miss Emily Hagar
Miss Lillian MarkIey, Miss Eustatia
Bennett of Baldwin.
Assisting the hostesses are Mrs. J.
r. Hayes. Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs. Nor
man Keller, and Miss Emma Bond.
Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell gave a
family dinner party Monday evening
in Miss Cranes honor, Mrs. Burton
H. Pugh has asked a few guests for
her informally Friday evening, and
Misses Bessie and Florence Bates will
give a dinner Saturday evening at
which Miss Crane will be the guest
of honor.
When they were ready to go walk
Ing 1t was raining, SO he offered to get
her overshoes for her, and she sat
down on the steps while he put them
on. 1t took him a good while, and
she murmured that she was a lot of
trouble. He said he didn't mind a
bit. By the time they started the sun
had come out again, so he took her
rubbers off. She repeated her re-
grets at causing him so much trouble.
mot at ALL he protested, squeezing
her foot little as it rested on his
knee. Il wish you were a centipede."
And what do you think? She got
angry and refused to go walking with
him. But that's not saying she didn't
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brier gave a
dinner at their home in Potwin last
night. The guests were asked in
compliment to Miss Clara Fuller, of
Grand Rapids Mich, who was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Corbin e Judd.
put she was called away earlier than
she had expected and was not able to
be present. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were DR.. and Mrs. Judd, Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. LOOMS, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Larimer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Gray.
Miss Gertrude Reed has asked guests
Tor tomorrow morning in compliment
TO Miss Edith Marie Alexander of
Eaton, Ohio, who is visiting her and
Miss Louise Allison.
Miss Louise Allison entertained the
Following girl friends informally last
night for Miss Alexander: Miss Reed
MISS Grace Frost, Miss Harriet Fer
Miss Katharine Bodwell Miss Mabel
Cuthbert, Miss Mabel HAYES Miss
Selma and Miss Ellen Foberg and Miss
Mary McGiffen.
Poor little Miss Potwin PIacei She
wanted to go swimming with a. party
out at Cages lake but she had M
bathing suit. All the other girls were
gong and all the boys-and He! She
mated to think of Him teaching. that
Other Girl to swim. But What could
she do? She couldn't go in without
bathing toys and she certainly had no
intention of sitting on the bank and
selves in the limpid q trust that is the
word) waters of the lake. She had
spent her allowance for that month
ana her mother was very decided in
= ner statement that there should be no
accounts at any of the shops. So little
MISS PotWin Place sat about all day
poutlng and signing and thinking how
sorry her cruel mother would be wher
she had eloped with an actor or gone
into consumption or something. Rut
about four o'clock in the afternoon :
happy thought struck her. She rush 81
Hp stairs to the store room and puIIeG
out OF one of the lockers the bottom
hounee which she had cut of of hel
old pink chiffon party gown last winter
Wnen trains went out. Yes. indeed