The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-26
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Miss Julia E. Whitmer entertained
at a card party this afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Anna Crane. The
house was decorated with red hearts and
red and white bells. Each guest was
presented with a little red carleton bag
tied with white ribbon, into which are
to be put tiny white candy hearts to
mark the progression. A four course
luncheon was served at a long table
on the lawn. Red roses for the cen
terpiece and a brides rose at each
place. The following were the guests:
Mrs. William Ramsbarger, Mrs. Elmer
Beynon, Mrs. Herbert Harris, Mrs.
Kenneth Stewart, Mrs. A. A. Hayes,
Mrs. Nelson Petro, Mrs. Charles JosIin
Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. Clyde Law
renee, Mrs. Will Clauser, Mrs. Ralph
Clauser, Mrs. Mollie Radcliff, Mrs.
Ernest Voorhees,, Mrs. Geo. Mccoy,
Mrs. Frank Shaffor, Mrs. Bert Lucas,
Mrs. Eldon Morse, Mrs. James Doncy-
son, Mrs. Maurice SchIegel, Mrs.
Charles Wolf, Mrs Charles Decker of
Lawrence, Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom
Mrs. J. K. Bair, Miss Lulu Fordyce,
Serving at the punch bowl Miss Ethel
City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Petro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hoyes. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Rutter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Jordan
had a picnic supper at Vinewood Fri
day evening.
Mrs. James P. Rowley entertained a
large audience Monday night with a
lecture at Santa Fe, N. M, under the
auspices of the Santa Fe. She spoke
of the beautiful and also interesting
places to be seen at Santa Fe and of
the benefits OF the delightful climate.
Mrs. Rowley is at Santa Fe writing
articles for the magazine Earth, ad-
Vertising the Santa F'e road. Being a
very talented artist she illustrates the
articles with water color sketches done
by herself. Mrs. Rowley is the wife of
James P. Rowley of Topeka, owner of
the Rowley drug store.
A line party at the Air Dome theater
was enjoyed by the following young
ladies Friday evening: Misses Eta
Erickson Jeanette Pepin, Dulcie
ley, Annie Erickson, Bertha Hemp
stead, Nettie Barnett Martha
Schledgel, Annabel Perry. Ada Foberg
Nan Pickett, Mabel Clawsin, Mary
Schlegel and Mary Gall
Mr.. Frank P. MacLennan and family
today moved to Cedar Crest, Martins
Hill their country home. four miles
west of the city where they expect to
remain until November.
Miss Mabel Adams entertained at an
enjoyable musicale this morning in
honor of her guest Miss Steel of Chi
cago, who is a very talented violinist.
The house was lastly decorated with
cut flowers and ferns. Those taking
part In the programme were: Vocal
solos, Miss Adams, Miss WolcOtt Miss
JOnnStOn- SOlnS al Tfcc
Glover. Miss Auto and Miss Johnston;
violin. Miss Steel Immediately after
the programme refreshments were
served in the dining room The guests
were: Miss Louise Wolcott Miss
Pansy Johnston, Miss Mary Johnston
Miss Helen Lair, Miss Maude Brown
Miss Bessie Wright, Miss Nora Spencer
Miss Marie Glover Miss Vera Auto
Miss Helen Johnston, Miss Clara Steel
The following young men returned
from the Lamba conclave at st. Jo-
seph today: Mr.. Stanley Reid, Mr.
Mr.. Chas. Robinson, and Mr.. George
Beach. They all had a grand time
Thursday night there was a big dance
at the Lotus club, and last night they
were entertained at a banquet at the
Benton club, noted for being the
SWEETEST club in Kansas
A pretty little brunette of Topeka.
having terrible time trying to de-
eide which she would rather do this
october, take a trip to California a
trip to New York, or get married
line party at the Air-Dome the
alter and a watermelon feast at the
home of the Misses Walker was en-
joyed by the following young ladies
Wednesday evening: Misses Bell
Evarts, Pearl Givens, Ethel Wingett.
Allie Wingett, Annette Webb of Win
field, Kas., Winifred Hadley, Helen
Walker. Ruth Walker, Dorothy Had
ley. They were chaperoned by Mrs
G. L. Walker and Mrs. r. L. Nesbaum
One young lady was heard to re-
mark the other day: 81 just hate to
see a girl 'frisk' after she is thirty
five
Miss Mabel Thomas and Miss Edna
Heap entertained Thursday evening at
lawn party and platform dance at
the home Of Miss Thomas, in West
Sixth avenue. The lawn was lighted
by Japanese lanterns. Many ham
mocks and coy corners were provided
for the guests on the lawn and