The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-23


zumwalt, Mr. Talmage Atkinson. Mr..
Ralph Johnston, Mr.. Jess LittOns Alr-
Ben Forbes, guest from K. q. Mr.
arthur Boyd. Mr.. Abe King, Mr.. How
ard Carruth, M. Arthur Carruth, MI
Rad Lee, Mr. Willis Goldsmith, Mr..
Grover Taylor and Mr.. Glen Haughey-
Miss Mary Douglas Hambleton's and
Miss Elvia Miilspaugh's tea for Miss
Alice Nelson Of IronWood, Mich, IS
Monday. afternoon, not this afternoon
as previously announced. Mrs. Kaye
viii give tea tomorrow at the Dean
cry for Miss Nelson.
Mrs. Frank Hobart and Mrs. c. n.
Nelson will entertain a few friends IN
formally tomorrow afternoon at Mrs
HObartS house, 1924 Tyler street, for
Mrs. G. F. Davies of Chicago, who is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M Davies.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Davies
VIII give dinner for Mr. and Mrs c.
F. Davies. Covers will be laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Davies. Miss Nellah Davies
and Miss Loubeth Davies of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobart Mr.. VIII
son Hobart, Mr.. Charles Hobart, Mrs
c. n. Nelson. Miss Hazel Nelson. Mrs.
Reed Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs 3.
NJ. Davies.
Mr.. Ernest c. Quigley professor of
often visits in Topeka and has many
friends here in athletic and social cir
cles, was married last night Concor-
dia to Miss Margaret Darlington,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oar.
Ington of Concordia.
Miss Alice willard will entertain
some girl friends Informally tomorrow
afternoon.
The city federation of women's clubs
wishes to call public attention To the
free illustrated lecture on civic i'm
provement to be given tonight Mt the
Auditorium under the auspices Of the
federation assisted b. the Commercial
club. The lecturer Is Mr.. F. A. Thomas
Of Dayton, Ohio, an authority on the
subject of civic beauty, and many
beautiful lantern slides showing the
possibilities of streets, alleys, parks,
houlevards lawns and gardens will be
sh own. Public play grounds and school
gardens, subjects in which much inter-
est is being manifested everywhere,
will receive their share of attention.
The lecture is absolutely free and
general invitation to attend is extended.
Mrs. Frank w. Thomas Mrs Harry
G.. Larimer, Mrs. Charles A. Bradley
and Mrs. George B. Roberts will be the
hcstesses at an evening meeting of the
Idle Hour club tonight at the home of
Mrs. Thomas on Topeka avenue
Mrs Edwin L. Buttolph is entertain
ing the Friday Bridge club today at
the National.
Mrs. D. E. Cain. Mrs. John G Pol
lock. Mrs. Thomas Gresham of Cotton
wood Falls. Mrs. J. r. Chambers, Mrs.
August and Mrs. Minnie ". Cooper oc-
cupied a box at the Democratic banquet
a t the Throop last night and heard the
after dinner speeches.
Mr.. Russell Grimes and Mr.. Allen Nc
Neal were initiated by the LambdaS
last night at the home of Mr.. Herbert
Fininger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Padgett viii en-
terrain three tables at six hand euchre
tonight at their house on Topeka ave
nue.. The guests include the number Of
their euchre club who are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Short. Mr.. and Mrs. F. ".
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Bronson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. b. Kistler, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Parks. Mr. and Mrs. 9 c.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Barton and Mr..
Marion Padgett. F's
Mrs John Sargent is entertaining
small company Informally this after
noon for Mrs. Igou of Hutchinson, who
is the guest of Mrs. S. A. Scott.
The high school sub-juniors viii have
a class party tonight at the home of
Miss Annabelle Garvey, 515 buchanan
street
Mr. and Mrs. w. L Miller will enter
tain their euchre club tonight. Mrs.
Russell and Miss Grace Morgan OF rs
sex. Conn, will be extra guests.
The Bethany girls had Colonial
costume dance in the college gymnasium
last night to celebrate Washington's
birthday.
Mrs. Elmer Blooms guests at a card
party yesterday afternoon were: Mrs
w. r. Bowen. Mrs c. y Baker Mrs
"A p Mason. Mrs. Thomas Dick Alden,
Mrs Charles Wood. Mrs. Charles Bow
er. Mrs. Carl NelIis. Mrs. A. r. Van
Arsdal of Kansas City, Miss Augusta
Dewey. Miss Katherine Clough. Miss
Dorothy Wilson. Miss Grace Frost and
Miss Nellie Baker.
Mrs. George Port Ashton gave a
small dinner last night for Miss Lo-
retta Kinney. who Is spending few
DAYS with her and will leave next
week to join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T J. Kinney. in a permanent residence
in Kansas City
Mrs William H. RICHTER enter
tanned fourteen boys at dinner last
night for her son Richard. The
dining room was decorated with
bunting in the national colors and
with many small flags and was light
&c. with red candles in Colonial candle
sticks. The table centerp1ece was a
miniature cherry tree. and the place
cards had patriotic designs in water
color.
Miss Airline DIETRICH entertained the
following friends this afternoon. Mrs.
Otis Backenstoce. Miss Margaret Go
ing. Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Lora Neil.