The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-15

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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Reid have ask
ed guests for a dinner Wednesday ev-
ening, April IS, in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. George Snyder. The members
of Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder's bridal party
and a few other friends are included in
the invitations.
Mrs. Frank Freeman entertained the
Duplicate Whist club at the Copeland
yesterday afternoon. The substitutes
were Mrs James l. King playing for
Mrs. H. P Dillon, Mrs w. T. Crosby
for Mrs. L H. Mum, and Mrs. s. c.
Nichols for Mrs. w. n. West The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Jar
rel.
The Alpha lambda Alpha sorority
Of the high school is entertaining this
afternoon informally at the home of
Miss Gladys Scott on West Tenth ave
nue. in compliment to Miss Minnie
Price who leaves with her family soon
for a permanent residence in Kansas
City The company today includes Miss
Price. Miss Hazel Howe, Miss isabel
Heath, Miss Edith Morton, MISS Mar
garet Going, Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Julia Wellhouse. Miss Emma Boil
mar, Miss Grace Overmyer, Miss Jose
phine Bell, and Miss Nadine Lyle.
Miss Loretta Stricken will give a
o'clock tea next Friday evening in COM
pliment to Miss Jean Wallace, whose
marriage to Mr.. j. G. Stricken takes
place April g.
Mrs. Norman Wear entertained the
Art club at its meeting last Monday
afternoon. The papers were by Mrs.
David Palmer on Max Liebermann,
Miss Mary Harrison on Max KIinger
and Ludwig Won Hoffman, and Mrs.
Harrison Morgan on Franz Stuck.
Mrs Albrecht Marburg gave a most
entertaining hours talk on a "A Trip
Up the Rhine" a, subject which many
visits abroad has made most familiar
to her, and Mrs. Wear and Mrs. Pal
mer played a piano duo. The pro-
gramme committee, including Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. A. W. Dana
and Mrs. Robert Carver, is preparing
the new year books Next years sub
Ject win be English art. The next
fortnightly meeting will be with Mrs.
A. w Dana.
Mrs. Charles Heinz. 112 Twelfth
ty this afternoon to celebrate the fifth
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Naomi Miss Esteue Perkey assists
her There are about thirty little
guests
Misses Vida and Enda Heap en-
terta1ned few friends very pleasantly
last evening at a military euchre. The
company included Miss Anna Squires,
Miss Leila 6Ord, Miss Ethel Wingett
Miss Mabel Thomas, Miss MabeIle Nc
Elroy, Miss Mamie Knox, Miss Isa-
belle WanSant, Mr.. J. J. Corki1l Mr.
Joe Ramsey, Mr.. Glenn Clark, Mr.
Herbert L. Clark, Mr.. William Heap,
Mr.. Ed Linton. Mr.. George Moore,
MI Arthur Whitmer, Mr.. Ralph
Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs William e. Hahn of
New York city We're the guests of
honor on Thursday at a dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Troutman
at their home in Potwin Place Cow
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs Hahn.
Mr; ana Mrs. Charles F. Spencer Mr..
ana Mrs. II. o. Carney Mr. and Mrs
p. L. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
skinner Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washburn. Mr..
and Mrs, r. L. Nesbaum. Mrs. Frank
Hahn OF Salt Lake. and Mrs. Anna
OverhOlt.
The wedding Of Miss Jean Nick.
tuillef ana Mr.. Bruce A. Rogers of
Chicago win be celebrated at the resi-
dence Of her mother Mrs J. Mex
Miller, 135 Tyler street, Wednesday
afternoon, April IS. On account of
recent deaths in the family only the
relatives and immediate friends win
pc invited They viii make their
nome at $685. WoOdlawn avenue. Chi
cago, III Mr.. Rogers is in The en-
ploy OF the A. T. & S. z. railroad and
was transferred to their Chicago Of
noes about year ago. About twenty
young lady friends of Miss Miller sur
prlsed her at her home Friday even
ing and left pleasant remembrances
to be taken to her new home in Chi
cagO.
At the state federation, to be held
IN Iopekas May Is, II and 10 the
Lawrence federation win extend an in
Vitation to the clubs of the state to
meet in this city next year.-Lawrence
Journal
The Ramblers' club had a very de-
Nghtful meeting list week with Mrs
w. j. Lewis, 1119 Monroe street Mrs
w A. McCarter was a guest of the
club and read an original story which
was greatly enjoyed. There were ten
other guests. The meeting next week
viii be with Mrs z. D. Robertson
Central Park c. /. S. G. will meet
with Mrs H. Morton White Tuesday
evening. April IS. Roll call Quota
DXE4NG IS SIMPLE
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