The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16

ted, ''as long as there's only one of you
here
Miss Leta Rice will entertain a few
friends informally tonight for Miss PEI
fer Of Aurora. H. who is visiting Miss
Douglas and Miss Mary Reid at the
Devon. Miss Douglas and Miss Reid
gave a chahng dish supper last night
for Miss Peffer and Miss Louise AMI
son viii entertain for her next Wednes-
day evening.
The Good Government club viii meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. S. S.
Estey, 819 Harrison street Arrange
ments viii be made for a Susan B. AM
thony memorial meeting.
The men are getting together ana
starting a report that it will be the
girls turn to give dance after Lent.
Mrs. J. B. Larimer is at home 1nfor-
mally this afternoon at her house in
Potwin to the members of the 2 ". C.
A. The following friends are to assist
her, Mrs. Norman Plass, Mrs. S. S. Es-
tey, Mrs. 7. F. Carver. Mrs. Adrian L.
Greene, Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland Mrs. A.
K. Rodgers, Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan Mrs
c. B. Hamilton Mrs. James A. Trout
man, Mrs. c. F. Spencer, Mrs. H. O.
Carney Mrs. o. e. Walker, Miss Bessie
O'Neill. Miss Mary Thompson. Miss
y
les Of these afternoon teas for the z
W. c. A. are to be given by Mrs. I4ari-
mer. Mrs. T. 3. Sweet, Mrs. John r
NTulvane. Mrs. T. F. Carver, and Mrs.
Adrian L. Greene.
The girls argue that skating parties
are not really parties. but merely az
ford an opportunity for heaIthful exer-
else at this time OF the year when one
can't ride or play tennis or golf, and
therefore ought not to be included in
the Lenten prohibitions. And they have
succeeded IN talking their mothers
around to that opinion too.
Miss Alice Meade and Miss virginia
Meade gave a small dinner party last
night for Miss Florence Park of Cha
mute, who returned home today after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Cain.
It is a pity St. Patrick's day comes
in Lent-it affords so many opportuni-
ties for the ingenious hostess. The
shops are always full Of unique and at
tractfve favors for this anniversary and
the Irish green lends itself readily to
decorative purposes and is easily and
inexpensfvely carried out in refresh
ments and table trimmings. Candy
nodded in most realistic imitation of
Irish potatoes and the snakes from
/ which the patron saint freed ireland Is
/ obtainable and there are shillaIahs.
I clay pies tied with green ribbon: sham
! ltfLfSs AAe=E Us AIASA Id&S ana irish
1 hgurinas for favors.
The hill near Belvoir. the Knox place
f out Of PotWin. was the scene OF a
/ coastinE party last night enjoyed by
/ Miss Frances Winters. Miss Marie
4 Lagerstrom, Miss Hazel Howe. Miss
+ Mary Sutherland. Miss En7n1a BoIraar
! Miss Alice Larigner Miss ATvra Tou,n-
i lFin~. Mics Mary Dallas Gage, Miss
/ isabel Heath. Miss Letbs Rlaneh Miss
/ Anna Trontrnan. Miss Marion Thomp-
son. Miss Edna Hopkins. Mr.. Art Gray,
/ Mr. A1exa nder LOOMS. Mr.. jaw Close
1 Mr.. Earl Spencer. Mr. Roy Rauch Mr..
/ Roy Funnel Mr.. Herbert Ldninger
Mr.. Osborn T.arin7er. Mr.. Leon Carna-
/ han. NJ Warrick T1DdeeTaff. Mr.
+ Holmes Meade. Mr.. Saford Chamber
/ lain and Mr.. Quinton Adams.
How good it MAKES you feel to have
some one tell ycu "othe~ peonle knock
on you, but I stand up for YOU
At a Sunday night supper party re
1 Gently three YOUNG woman we're slam