The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07

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Topeka friends of Miss Anita Col
Inns Of Washington. D. c., formerly of
announcement of her engagement and
approaching marriage to Mr.. Nathan
Cartmeu, lieutenant of the Eleventh
regiment Of United States cavalry.
Miss Collins is the daughter of Mrs.
Genevieve Collins of Washington. at
whose house the wedding will take
place Wednesday evening, January rs.
They will go Immediately to Fort
Robinson, Neb., where Lieutenant
Cartmell's regiment is now stationed
Miss Collins has frequently visited in
Topeka since her family moved to
Washington, and was here a good
part Of last winter the guest of Mrs
Mary O'Brien, Miss Reita Updegran
and other friends She is an uneom-
monty sweet and pretty girl, of the
rare blonde ceindre type, and was
very popular in Topeka. She went
from here to Fort Robinson last win
ter for visit and met Lieutenant
Cartmen there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles k Holiday
gave a dinner at the Elks' club Thurs
day night in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. l. z. Myers of Chicago and Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Wilson of Peoria,
Mrs. William w. Webb. Mr. Thomas
I. King and Mr. John Waters.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon, an asso-
ciate member of the club. was the
hostess of the Chaminade Music club
at its meeting Friday afternoon The
programme, In charge Of Miss Jean
Parkhurst.- included a paper on
Rubenstein by Mrs. George Overmyer
and these numbers:
Kammenot OstroW Rubenstein
Miss Grace Beard
Mrs. S. A Scott
Polonaise. opus 40. -....... Chopin
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Mrs. J. P. WahIe.
Daily Question -. Meyer-Helmund
Mrs. W. J. V. Deacon.
Love You SObeski
Mrs r. H. Morehouse-
-NOo'0'-e Mrs. H. B. Tasker.
Lead Kindly Light -...- Shepard
MY M TesI Eg Leland Of Great Bend 1r'''
Mrs. E. G. Foster. Mrs r. H More
house and Mrs. Ralph Skinner
The guests included, beside club
B. Merriam, Mrs. Edgar Jenkins of
Hoisington, Mrs. T. d. Joseph, Mrs
w. A. SIoo. Mrs Ed Leland OF Great
Bend, Mrs. H c. Bowman, Miss Helen
Hotchkiss of Watunga, Okla, Mrs
Henry Hull, Mrs Morgan Of Chicago,
Miss lola Conklin of Lawrence, Mrs
L, D. Whittemore, Mrs. H. L. Whiting,
Mrs. Arthur May Hyde, Mr.. F. W.
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Clarke,
the Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon. Mrs
Melvin Metcalf, and these associate
members: Mrs l. H Stricken. Mrs
+. G. Crumbine. Mrs E De- McKeever|
and Mrs. c. F. Menninger.
DR.. and Mrs. William A. McCarter
will give another of their informal lit
erary evenings Friday of next week, at
their house on Lane street.
DR.. and Ars.L. L.Goodwin. $50 Mon
roe street. will be at home informally
Tuesday evening of next week to their
formerly of Eskridge friends for Mrs
Goodwin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs $ E.
Hull of Alma, who are visiting then-
No formal invitations have been ex-
tended.
Mrs. Oscar W. NeiII will entertain
instead of Mrs. Carl Erickson as first
arranged
Miss Alice Gentry is entertaining her
Saturday afternoon card club this af-
ternoon at her apartment 726 Topeka
avenue. Her sister, Miss Katharine
Gentry, assists her and the others
present are Miss Bess Elder, Miss Edna
Guy, Miss Nell Allen, Miss Pearl
Burdge, Miss Agnes Burdge, Miss Maud
Van Houten, Miss Ella. Bailey. Miss
Ida. Tinker, Miss Frances Funk. Miss
Ethel De Obert and Miss Grace WEIGH.
Mrs. E. r. Guild is giving an after
noon party today for her daughter,
Dorothy and Hester Barber, Altha
Watson. Emily Seery. Ruth Wilson,
Margaret Ray, Ruth Bruins, Ruth Eos
ter, Marian Foster, Mary Clark, Es-
4r,n1
Gaines, Mildred Morton, Helen Louise
Crosby, Bessie Lagerstrom, Edith Up
degraff, Ruth Leonard and Grace
Gaines
The Central Park c. L. s. c. meets
Tuesday evening with Miss Frances
Smith. 14O1 West street;
PROGRAM
Roll call-Current events.
Mozart and his Music-Miss Elizabeth
Wustc-Miss Leah Lewis.
The French Revolution, chapter Is
and 16, NJ J. A Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Silver will en-
terrain the Washburn academy faculty
at o'clock tea next Tuesday evening.
Miss Katharine Morton. of Tescott
who is visiting her sister, Miss Helen
Morton at Washburn, has been the
guest OF honor at a number of enter
tatnments this week. Mrs Paul Love-
well entertained informally for her
Thursday afternoon and Miss Ruth
Cowgirl was the hostess at a similar af-
fair Friday. Her guests were the
Misses Morton, Mrs. George Overmyer,
Mrs David Kendall, Mrs Paul Love-
well. Mrs. Lutte EmbIeton. Mrs H. L.
Miller, Mrs. W. G. Magaw, Miss Mary
Harrison, Miss Maud Barnes, Miss Ma
bel Barnes, Miss Jessie Dean, Miss
Helen Burnham of Newark, N J.,
Miss Berenice Holcomb. Miss Susie
Guild OF Sabetha. and Miss Mary VII
lard. Tonight Miss Mildred Shaw will
give a o'clock tea in Miss Morton 8