The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-03

son, Omaha, Mrs. W. B. Robey. Chi
cago. The following were present:
Mr.. w. A Tincher. Mr.. O. J. Wood,
Mrs O. J. Wood. Miss Vida Wood,
Miss Ruth Wood Mrs E. B. Akers,
Miss Mary Capper. Miss Edith Capper,
Mrs. L. NJ. Powell Soretta Powell,
Eliza beth Powell, Wendell Powell,
Mrs. J. w T. Hughes, Alice Hughes.
Mary Juliet Hughes, Mrs. G. F. Wor-
ley, Gilbert Worley, Verna Worley,
Freddie WorIey, Mr.. B. NJ. Payne Mrs.
NJ A. Clock. Miss Reno Fitzpatrick,
Topeka Miss Justina Fitzpatrick, Ar
kansas City, kan; W. B. Robey, Mrs.
w. B. Robey, King Robey. Chicago;
Mrs. w NJ Davidson. Helen Davidson,
Omaha; H. S. Myers. Mrs H s.
Myers, Chapman, Kan; Fred Buckley,
Mrs. Fred Buckley. Chas. Buckley,
Frances Buckley, Eliza beth Buckley,
Mrs. J. F. Elston, Gale Elston. Mrs. R.
Stewart Miss Reno Reams Salina,
Kan Mrs E. J. Parent. Miss Jennie
Parent, Miss Emma Parent. Abilene,
Kan; Mrs. Jack Ross. Fuller Ross,
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City Times: Mrs. Robert T.
Herrick, 27S0 Prospect avenue. will en-
terrain IS guests tonight for her daugh-
ter, Genevieve.
A musicale under the direction Of
Mrs John Clark Harmon. followed by
0dntlAlSs Will Ne given dt the OOunlly
club tonight. The club house will be
decorated simply with yellow field and
garden flowers.
Miss Mary Sweet viii give a o'clock
tea for y guests this afternoon in com
pliment to Miss Maud Bates.
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Mrs. Frank Klingaman entertained
the Gae Lang club informally last
night. The members of the club who
MT and Mrs [1iV1r2 Mr M
Mrs. Nelson Giles. Mr.. and Mrs. John
P Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lang,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Worley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Van HOuten. viii compose a
picnic party a Green Tree Lodge next
THURSDAY.
Mrs. James p. Howe, 1910 Sixth ave-
nue., west, gave barn dance last night
in honor of Miss Mary Steam of Liberty
Mo The barn was gaily decorated and
lighted with Japanese lanterns. The
company included Misses Mary Steam
Of Liberaty, Mo, Helen Knox, Isabel
Dickinson. Mary Cooper, Alice Etnyre
Marguerite Kiene ZiIlah Mileham Bess
Omaha. Harold Van HOuten. Frances
BeWscher of Omaha. Fay Movers
Clarence Hopkins, Russell Hopkins, Ar
thur Beronius and Clare Boone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith gave
dinner Wednesday evening at their
home in Potwin to celebrate Mrs.
Smiths birthday anniversary. The
guests We're. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Greenwood. DR.. c. E.
Judd, Mr.. George P. Walp Mrs. Win
tiers and Miss Blanch Winters. Mr.. J.
". O'Nein and Miss Bessie O'Neil. Mr.
and Mrs. ". J. Lewis.
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It is said that Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. who as Miss Alice Roosevelt
proved that a presidents daughter may
do good many things not laid down
in the laws of official etiquette and e
away with it. has planned an fcono-
ter which will give official society cir
Mrs. Longworth has picked up some
ideas from British society which she
will seek to introduce in Washington
viii be in the matter of a woman's re-
her husbands rank. In other words
tages of the position of daughter Of
representative in the lower house of
congress. She does not propose to have
cabinet ladies and senator's wives who
are social nobodies ranking above her
merely on account of their political
prominence and as this is what would
naturally happen to her if she submit
ted to the official etiquette which has
been in force in Washington for many
years it is probable that she viii cut