The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-15

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Mrs. David z. Palmer will give a 6
O'Clock supper tonight for Miss Abby
Ware the members of her bridal party
and the out of town guests here to at
tend her marriage next Wednesday 70
DR.. Harold Frederick Mes Of New
York Mrs. J. c. Wilson and Mrs. J.
B. Furry gave a luncheon today for IA
guests in honor of Miss Ware. The
table was decorated with daisies.
Mr.. Walter L. Bates. of Auburndale.
and his three sons, William, Harry and
Albert, are building a house boat which
they expect to launch on the Kaw
about July 1, for a trip TO s.. LOUIS.
They will store the boat in st. Louis
upon their arrival and next summer
make the trip to New Orleans.
A telegram received by Judge and
Mrs. De Witte c. Nellis announced the
arrival of Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Ryus
in Los Angeles Monday. They are at
the Lankershin hotel at present but
will take an apartment as soon as pos
sible. At the FL Defora hotel at the
Grand Canon they met Lillian Whiting
of Boston, author of the World Beau
tifuI Spiritual Significance and other
essays largely on metaphysical and
philosophical subjects, who will stop In
Topeka on her way back to Boston to
visit Mrs. Nellis, who is an ardent ad-
mirer of her writings. It is an inter-
esting coincidence that Mrs. Ryus had
in her travelling bag when she met Miss
Whiting a copy of Spiritual Signifi-
cance with marginal notes by Mrs
Nellis, which the latter had given her
on her wedding day.
Mrs. Streight Lauck is entertaining
a. small company Informally this after
noon at her home on Western avenue
for Miss Nellie Kirihan, whose mar
riage to Mr. Frank Scott of St. Louis,
takes place next Wednesday. The Rev
/ Mr.. and Mrs. McKirihan will entertain
for their daughter Monday evening.
There will be an Informal dance at
the Country club tonight for the mem
bers and their families.
Kansas City Post Thursday: Miss
/ Alice Aston will give a dinner this
evening for Miss McHattan and her s
briday party A dancing party by MI
Roy De Washer at Evanston will fol-
| low.
Mrs Cha ppelle F'oote is entertaining
the Friday Bridge club today and these
additional guests: Mrs. w. I. Allen of
] Chicago, Mrs. A ". Lacey. Mrs. AL
brecht Marburg, Mrs. Campbell Of
! W1Cnlld. ana MIS-. w A StdnIOEO. MISS
/ Dolly Curtis, a former member of the
club, who has been out of town all
winter, will play during the summer
The following young people spent last
evening a t a picnic at Vinewood: Miss
Ella Foley, Miss Vera Whitcomb, Miss
Coralee FFreir, Miss Nell Bateman, Mr..
Herbert Clayton Mr.. Newt Alden, Mr..
Linden Gren, and Mr.. VIII F'lennikin-
I Miss Charlotte Mcclellan gave a din
ner last night at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan, in
Potwin Place. Her guests were Miss
Cornelia Gleed. Miss Berenice Ema-
hizer. Miss Helen Spielman. Miss Flor
ence Embree. Miss Marjorie Thompson,
Miss Verna Worley Miss Anna Sim
Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Bertha
Kitchell, Miss Emma TomHnson. Miss
Huldah Pool, Miss Mary Close and Miss
| Mazda Gardner.
The civics committee of the city fed