The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-05


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Mrs. John r. Mulvane will give an
INFORMAL reception Thursday afternoon
FOR the wives of the bankers who are to
e IN town for the state bankers con-
Vention this week.
Mr. and AIrs.A. A. Weiskirch win give
e small and informal dinner Tuesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Albracht
4arburg who leave next week for the
northern lakes to spend the summer.
The women of the Topeka federation
Of clubs are meeting this afternoon at
Ehe art exhibition at the manual train
ing high school. Mr.. George NJ Stone
gives talk about the pictures and
meets the club women and their hus-
bands again this evening for the same
purpose.
Mrs. Grant Thornburg gave q. party
Friday evening for her daughter, Helen.
o'clock and the guests included
Gertrude Evarts, Mary Gillies, Mary
Helen Shirer, Dorothy Scott, Alta Lux,
Alice Noble Josephine Mckee, Lima
Moore, Letha Blanch. Stella Johnson,
Merrill Gage, Allen Miller, Ralph
Trap Louis Nesbaum, John Hamilton,
Early Poindexter, Ralph Ludwig, De
wiz Hagar, Chappeu F'oote, and Paul
Ewing. The same girls and boys en-
joyed a picnic given by Miss Gertrude
EWarts at NineW0Od Saturday in honor
OF Helen ThOrnburg- Mrs. Thornburg,
Mrs Noble and Miss Helen EVarts
chaperOned the party
The Evening club will give a pavil-
lion dance Tuesday evening June 20, on
the A. L. Williams lawn at Twelfth and
Fillmore streets.
Mrs. H. U. Nudge gave a dinner sat
urday night in compliment TO Mr..
Nudge, the company including the
following men friends, associated with
him in the general managers Office OF
the Santa Fe when he was in Topeka:
Mr.. Dan c. CAIN Mr.. A. z. Sweet, Mr.
II. 3. Lantz, Mr.. William H. Hilton,
Mr. z. A Fleming, Mr.. William Col
linson, Mr.. z. 3. WhitmOre, Mr.. John
Mcmillan and Mr. H. A. Pierce.
Mrs. J. B. Larimer viii give the first
OF three informal afternoon teas Tues
day at her house in POtwin. The as
sisting friends will be Mrs Jonathan
Thomas, Mrs Samuel Larimer, Mrs T.
F. Carver, Mrs. Thomas z. Dewey,
Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby, Mrs. Adrian
i. Greene. Mrs. Willard n. Hall Mrs
William F. Bowen Miss Belle Thomp-
son. Miss AllabeIe Troutman. Miss An
ma Troutman and Miss Marguerite
Mis-. The hours are from to
o'clock.
Mrs Frank H. Foster and Miss Ger
trude Tracy were the hostesses at an
evening musical Saturday for the La
dies Music club and q number OF Qtner
guests at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank P MacLennan. An excellent
programme was given by Mr.. ALI king
enberg, pianist, who played from Grieg,
and the Music club quartette,
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs George
w. Parkhurst, Mrs I. 5. Ferry
sang Fanny KnoWlton's Hawthorne and
Lavender. There were about 12O guests.
The girls of the June 'O5 class of the
Topeka high school will have party
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss
L.ora Neil Thursday evening all the
members of the class, the June %
Alumni association, will have a picnic
at the home of Miss Ethel Kingsley.
In honor of Miss GoIdie Aedszerwhose
marriage to Mr.. Merrill Taylor takes
place next Wednesday evening. the
brides maids, Misses wilma Edwards
Ella Stockham, Cleda Newman, Rosa
Denham, Nellie Philips and Nettie
Amos, gave a china shower at the home
OF Miss CIeda Newman and Miss Nettie
Amos in POtwin Saturday afternoon
Those invited were: Mrs. Alice Williams,
MIS- Bert smut MIS- mar A-GlACAs
Miss Lee Gilmore, Miss Dossa Denham,
Miss Nellie MilIen. Miss Clara Peake,
Miss Lucy Van SAINT, Miss Anna Van
SAINT, Miss Mabel Van SAINT, Miss Olive
Shuart, Miss Sarah Stuart, Miss Jennie
Jordan, Miss Carrie Jordan, Miss Maud
Myers, Miss Ethel Mcfarland, Miss
Madge Moore and Miss Ida Moore.
Mrs. George 1IacKowen, 1906 Van
Buren, street, entertained about twenty
dve of the Stormont hospital nurses
Saturday evening in compliment to the
graduating class. Miss Alice Barrett,
Miss Addie Curry, Miss Mabel Nicoll,
Miss Bertha Jones and Miss Frances
Spauiding. The house and porch We're
decorated with the class co1ors, blue and
white and with garden flowers. Miss
Eermione Van Laer assisted the hostess
at the punch bowl.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. James E. Hurley has returned
from Olathe where she was called
some time ago on account Of the ILL.,
ness of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Bank