The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02

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/ W. Austen of Bethlehem, n. H., Mrs
/ 1. n. Kneeland of Milford and Mrs.
Harry L. King of st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry Nichols is entertaining
this afternoon for Mrs. Roy Ritchie of
Artesian, n. NJ.
Miss Gladys Scott entertained thirty
three guests at luncheon at the
Country club today for the visiting
lambda Alpha girls: Miss Lucy Mum
| ger, Miss Edith White, Miss Clinton
Peyton. Miss Pattie McElhany Of
/ Springfield, No, Miss Melville Gimp
/ bell, Miss Alien Huston and Miss Lu
/ Delaney of Wichita. The others asked
were Miss Helen Mckee of Carbon
/ dale. Miss Emily Riley of Excelsior
/ Springs, and the twenty-one local
| mem bers of the Lambda Alpha sorori-
I ". The tables were decorated with
the sorority carnations, pink and
white.
The Topeka Lambda Alpha girls will
1 give their visitors luncheon at Vine
wood Monday.
After wedding cards sent out by Mr..
and Mrs David Newton Heizer of Col
orado Springs. formerly of Topeka. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Dell. to Mr.. Willis Robert Armstrong,
also Of Colorado Springs, Tuesday, May
29 Mrs. Armstrong has frequently Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Earle c. Williams
since the family moved away from To-
pelza and has many friends here.
The most popular drive at this sea-
son is out the Burlington road past the
new Country club to the Houston daisy
farm.
Miss Anna Herbst's tea yesterday for
Miss Augusta Dewey was a very pretty
compliment to a popular prospective
bride. The decorations of the house
were largely in pink, green and white,
and the colors were repeated in the
gowns worn by the hostess and the
guest Of honor the bevy of pretty as
sisting girls and matrons. Miss Herbst
wore pink crepe de chine and Miss
Dewey was in one Of her lovely trous-
seau gowns, a pale green taffeta with
/ trimmings of val lace There were pink
and white peOnies. roses and syringa
in all the rooms. Mrs. George w Sny-
der and Mrs. Robert D. Carver were at
either end of the table in the dining
room which had q cut glass punch
bowl filed with peonies and daisies for
a centerpiece. There were pink candles
on table and buffet. The other assist
ing girls were Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Helen Otis, Miss Helen Ouinton
and Miss Cuttell. The hours were from
8 to o'clock.
Two bachelor chums spent the night
/ together not long ago, talked it all
over, made up their minds that the
women had given them the worst of 1t
/ because none of them had never mar
ried them Notwithstanding the fact
each declared he had never asked
woman to marry hin) and decided to
be woman haters. On their way down
/ town next morning they espied afar of
a harmless and inoffensive little old
woman hobbling down to do her morn
ing marketing. "Therei" exclaimed one
tragicalIy, there goes one Of the
I cursed creatures that cause US all our
IN fI1eTv 6 n
to get drink. Anything for an accuse.
Mrs. Charles Stafford, of Santa Fe,
N NJ who is the guest Of Miss Mary
morning porch party given by MISS
| Meade yesterday between the hours OF
$50 and 1870. The beautiful Colonial
veranda. of the Meade residence was
furnished with Navajo rugs, pillows
and summer furniture Cape jasmine
/ were the flowers used in decoration.
Miss Alice Meade and Mrs. Safford
daughters, Dorothy and Ruth, assisted
the hostess.
When you read in the society column
that a hostess invitations have been
recalled on account Of illness, the
that you can't help wondering II the
''old man" didn't make row and de-
clare the deal off.
a
ing season at VinewoOd was enjoyed
last evening at the new pavilion by the
Wintelottas. whose full membership
was in attendance. Among those who
/ attended, including invited guests,
were DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Mr.. and
| Mrs T. B. Gatchel, DR. and Mrs. +. T.
! Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lager
strom. Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Rosser, Mr.
and Mrs. H. +. Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Staufenberg, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Corwin, Mr. I. L. Ward, Mr.. e. NJ
Ward, Mr. R. H. Ward, Mrs. Motley
Radcliff, Mr. Reamer Billiard, Miss
l Caroline ROser, Miss Venice whitney,
Miss Prentiss. Lawrence, Kan. Mrs. Z.
B. and Harry H. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. I4agerstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Harry Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. F. +,
Parr. Mr. and Mrs. G. w Hart, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Whitted, Mr.. ana MFs:
| Frank Heyden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
! Dreisbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cor
sage Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Petro, Mr..
( Sylvera, Mr.. Saunders, Mrs HoicomD,
Kansas City, Mr.. Mike Murray. Mr..
Walter Ielfs Miss Margaret Giifllin,
/ Miss Hadley, Miss Whitmer, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Peppmyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony DeMuth. A series of sub
scription parties by the Wintelottas
have been arranged for the season at
VinewoOd.
The Washburn girls have introduced
the fashion of wearing white sunbon-
nets to school this spring and they
look mighty fetching, whether they
really wear them, as now and then
I happens, or carry them swinging by
the strings as is the usual rule.
Mrs. Arthur Mills is entertaining the
| Fillmore street whist club today.
The washburn freshmen viii have
class party tonight at the home of
Miss Clara Daniels.
Miss Helen TilIotson gave dinner
last night for the members OF the high
school sorority, the B. A. T. S, the