The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27
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! Eleanor Wheeler, Miss Jeanette Wal
/ colt. Miss Lena Packard OF Los An
/ geles, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Nadine
LytIe, Miss Frank Duncan of Denver
Coll Miss Gala CutteIl Miss Elizabeth
Barriger, Miss Ethel Davis Miss Ella
I Davis, Miss Fay Quintcn, Miss Mamie
/ Veale. Miss Ethel Estberg Mr. Sam
Freshman, Mr.. John Freshman Mr.
I Mr.. John Waters, Mr. Harry Donald
son, Mr. Ben Johnson. Mr.. Archie F.
/ Williams, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Ben
| Scandrett, Mr.. Theo Snattfnger. Mr.
/ Tinkham Veale. Mr.. j. Karl Hender-
| son. MI Carl Bolmar, Mr.. George
Mitchell, Mr. Jim Stewart. Mr. Ed Ar
mold, Mr.. James Mcfarland Mr. WAITE
I Lyle, Mr.. Clarence Jordan Mr. Robert
= Fullerton, Mr. Dana Davis, Mr. Will
! lam Gardner. Mr.. Frank Gahagan, Mr..
! George Beach, Mr.. Bert Reid Mr.. Har-
ley Reisman. Mr.. Clarence Poindexter
of Parsons and Mr.. Marlin Poindexter.
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There's going to be a surprise party
4 in town before long that win make some
/ people sit Up Don't ask any questions.
Just sit tight and wait.
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and her
daughters. Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes and
Mrs. Q. G. StiEiman Of MorganviIe.
gave an informal afternoon tea be-
tween the hours Of 3 and O'Clock to-
day at the Mcfarland residence. 100
Harrison street. The guests of honor
We're Mrs. W S. Charles of Los An
geles, Cal, Mrs. Wilbur s Chanev of
POcatel1o, Idaho and Mrs Frank Mer-
rick of the City Of Mexico. The house
was trimmed With asparagus fern and
the first big yellow chrysanthemuns of
the season were used in the dining
room. a number of the friends of the
hostesses assisted and these young girls
served IN the dining room: Miss Nellie
Mcfarland. Miss Jean Campbell Miss
Josephine Bell, Miss Grace Overmyer,
WTr,aFf f-,F-
rine Mcfarland, Miss Mildred Barnes
and Miss Jean Alexander.
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The Los Angeles Times magazine
supplement Of October p published a
picture of Mrs. Celeste Nellis Ryus and
Miss Anna Marie NelIis taken in Span
ish costume in the Alhambra during
their travels in Spain. The picture
was used to illustrate an article on
Spain by special contributor to the
Times The October Musical Review
published in San Francisco, used this
picture among its half tones with this /
comment: In the fOrepart of this
edition may be seen a very picturesque
scene from the Alhambra in Spain. the
central part of which is graced by the I
portraits of Mrs. Celeste Nellis Ryl1s
and Miss Anna Nellis during their /
European travels. Mrs. Ryus is a !
pianist of wide reputation. a pupil Of
zkoWsky and a leading member of (
Americas musical cult. Mrs Ryus APP
reared IN concert tours throughout /
Germany, France and America and /
established for herself lasting posi- /
ton among the greater artists in the /
musical world. Mrs. Ryus resides now I
in Los Angeles. where her husband /
has business interests, and it is to be |
hoped that during her presence here
she VIII delight the musical public with (
some Of her brilliant work Miss Anna /
Nellis is also a most efficient artist on /
the piano, and besides has been quite /
successful In the field Of literature
Miss Julia Wellhouse entertained a /
small company informally at cards /
Yesterday for Miss Frank Duncan of |
Denver.
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The Sigma Delta Psi sorority of T
Washburn had a meeting yesterday at
the sorority house
Mrs. L. II. Wulfekuhler Of Leaven-
worth viii give an afternoon par
~ and an evening euchre Tuesday /
in honor of Miss Julia Wellhouse. Miss
Margaret Going and their guest Miss
Frank Duncan Of Denver. who will go /
to Leavenworth Monday to be her
guests until Wednesday. Miss Duncan, /
who is the guest of Miss Wellhouse I'M
til Monday Will be With Miss Going /
again on their return from Leaven-
worth and viii go to Kansas City to
visit Miss Gay Shepard. returning here
again for the Phi lambda Epsilon
corn jiggin the 9Th, before she re-
turns to Denver.
Mr. Nelson Meade and Mr. Russell
Crimes gave an informal card party
last night at the home of the former
for these guests. Miss Elizabeth
Holiday. Miss Hazel Grimes. Miss Kitty
Dolman, Miss Janet Hurrie Miss Clyde
Bonebrake- Miss Mary MacLennan,
Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss Esther
Rodgers. Miss Marie Lagerstrom. Miss
Louise Heath. Mr. Dick Reed. Mr..
Francis Bonebrake, Mr.. Allen McNeal,
Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.. Ben Bear, Mr..
Richard Fritts, Mr.. Joe Cornell, Mr..
Roy Johnson.
The Varsity club gave their second
dance at Stefnberg's last nights
The first students recital of the
year at the Washburn music school
was given yesterday afternoon in
Music han. The programme follows:
Lavender
Miss Celia smith.
H vaFum ---...-.-,. -.....--- Sehumann
Miss Anne Quigley.
Miss Mabel Renwick.
Miss simmons
Miss Grace Boles.
Nocturne in D. ...-.-..s...... Chopin
.-..-.... Schunann /
Miss Jeanette Ware.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Daniels enter
tanned the K A. D. and r. club last
night In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter NJ. Knowd. The guests. aside
from club members. We're Mrs. George
Stevens of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. P c. /
Reilly. Mrs. Charles c. Conzle of
Denver and Miss Nellie Kirk. At the
close of the party the entire company
accompanied Mr.. Knowd to the sta
dcn where he took the train for Cal
weston where Mrs. Knowd will Join
MIN later in permanent residence.
Mrs. Knowd leaves Tuesday with her