The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-25

Miss Helen QuIntOn, MISS ray CQulnlOus
Miss Nellie Armentrout, Miss Anna
Ruder of LeavenwOTth, Miss Celeste
NelliS Miss Anna Marie Nellis, Miss
Florence Rossington, Miss Mabel
Knowles, Miss Ethel Davis Miss Louise
KeIam Miss Gala Cuttell Miss Mary
Meade, Miss Elizabeth Meade, Miss
Helen Thompson, Miss Pauline Peake,
Miss Abby Ware, Miss Margaret Muir
ray of Kansas City Miss Hazel Null
vauc, Miss Alice Widney, Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Colonel
w. H. Rossington, Mr.. Horace Hall,
Mr.. Thomas L. King, Mr.. Henry
ScandTett, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, Mr.. Joe
Ramsey, Mr.. Dean r. Low of Chelsea,
l. T, MI Chauncey Dewey and Mr.. J.
5. Purdy of Chicago, Mr.. Ned Wilder
and Dr. Ned OvertOn Lewis of Kansas
City, Nh. Bradford Johnson of Garrett,
DR.. Hal Hazlett. Mr.. Archie Williams,
Mr.. Harley Reisman Mr.. Leslie Guild,
Mr.. Harry Donaldson, Mr.. Paul Walk
er. Mr.. Everett Dallas, Mr.. Herbert
Jones, Mr.. Luther Nellis, Mr.. W. B.
Storey, Mr.. Frank D. Merriam, Mr.. Fay
Thompson, DR.. J. d. Freeman Mr.. H.
E. Valentine, Mr. R T. Hayden, Mr.
Jay z. House. Mr.. Ralph Peterson, Dr.
Milo SlOo, Mr.. Ed G. Arnold, Mr.. Dana
McVicar, Mr.. John Mcfarland, Mr.
Hugh Mcfarland, Mr. Hal Norton, Mr.
Ralph Moore, Mr.. Ben Johnson, Mr.
Dana Davis, Mr.. Ernest B. Conant' MI
Kurtz Kellam of Kansas City, Mr.
David Lakfn, Mr. Chester Woodward,
Mr. Edward Mcbride, Mr.. Ellsworth
Weaver, Mr.. Walter Smith and Mr.
John V. Abrahams.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hurley will
give a reception at the Copeland
Wednesday evening in compliment to
Mr.. H. U. Nudge, who leaves Topeka
Thursday for Chicago where he has
been transferred by his new position
of second vice president of the Rock
Island railway, and Mrs. Nudge. The
reception viii be perfectly informal in
chara cter and no formal invitations
have been extended but Mr.. and Mrs
Hurley will be pleased to see all of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Nudge as well
as their own. The receiving hours will
be from 8 to Il o'clock and the assist
ing people will include especial friends
of the guests of honor
Mrs. John Clark Harmon, 1888 Fill
more street, has asked guests for
Thursday afternoon to meet her niece
Miss Nellie Rugg of Independence.
Mo. Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kane enter
tanned a small company very inform =
ally Monday night at their house, 81e
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. CLANCY, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Kiene. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 2. DOran, Miss Mamie OFT
and Mr.. Eugene B. Stotts.
Mrs. John c. McCHntock will enter
tain the Fillmore street Whist club
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Keizer were host
and hostess to the members of the
Chaldean club at a fancy dress party
at their house on Western avenue
Monday evening
General and Mrs. J. W. f. Hughes
: DIV - n 01f ~
POtwin Place tonight for the mem ers
Of the state military board who are in
town today for the monthly meeting.
The company viii include Governor
and Mrs. Hoch. General Charles p
Drew of Burllngame, General Wilder
S. Metcalf, Colonel p. NJ. HOisington
of Newton and Colonel c. J. Carver of
I Wellington.
Miss Maud Kimbau gave a lilac
luncheon Monday in honor of Miss
( Jean Wallace. The dining room and
/ ia Bile decorations We're in purple and
white lilacs and the place cards We're
in the form of two hearts joined with
a golden arrow. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. AIacgargee en-
tertained their euchre club, Saturday
/ evening at an elaborate yellow and
white Easter luncheon. The mem
! bers are: Mr.. and Mrs. John Park
MI. and Mrs T. 3. Brown. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Charles Burger, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Robert Dietrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mac
! gargee, Mrs. Roop and Miss Finley
substituted. The prizes were Won by
Mrs. T B. Brown and Mr.. Charles
/ Bunger-
Mr. and Mrs L H. Stricken gave a
musicale last night in honor of Miss
/ Jean Wallace and Mr.. J. G. Stricken
whose wedding takes place tomorrow
night. Contributing to the program
were Mrs. Frank Thomas Mrs. Ralph
/ Skinner, Mrs. George Overmyer. Mrs
/ Eli G. Foster and Mr.. Harry Pribb1e
vocal; Miss Bernice OFT and Miss Celia
Smith. piano; Miss Esther Watts, vio-
! lin; Miss Clara Crumb and Miss Bertha
/ Mix of Tecumseh. readings. The house
was decorated with Easter lilies and
| spring flowers. Miss Enid Stricken and
] Miss Helen Mitchell assisted