The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
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Miss Josephine Keller will give a
party at the Orphans Home tomorrow
afternoon for the children VINO hVe
there to celebrate her birthday ami
versary. She will be assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Dell Keller, and her Sis
tiers. Misses Eleanor and Katharine
Keller.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Harvest Home celebration
in connection with the usual fortnightly
dance at the Country club tonight. The
decorations will be uncommon and Ell
feotive and a large company OF the
club members and their families IS ex-
pected.
Mrs. Frank L. Campbell. 1907 Blu
chanan street, gave dinner last nlgnl
for Miss Fife King The others asked
dyce. Miss Caroline Vesper, Miss Cas-
savant, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss
Anna Bauman. Miss Nell Wetherholt,
Miss Minnie Wingert. Miss Lydia
Wingert, Mrs D. G. Kline, Mrs. ". r.
Faulkner. Mrs. Helen Bushnell.
On the way back from the cemetery
the dead wife's friends begin to invent
marrying stories on the widower.
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IeavenWorth Post: Bishop Mills
paugh came over from Topeka Wed
nesday and was the guest that night
of Rev. and Mrs. F. N. Akin.
Mrs. Frederick F'ruer will go to Lin
coin, Neb, Friday. after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. n Joer-
ger.
Miss Alice Lakin is entertaining the
Friday whist club today
The Varsity club will give dance
at Steinberg's tonight.
Miss Mabel King will entertain this
evening for her sister, Miss Effie King
The Fleur De Lis club met yesterday
with Mrs. B. T. Payne to reorganize for
this season. The club viii play whist
this winter and viii have II members
some new ones in addition to the mem
bers of last year The new president is
Mrs. B. T. Payne, Mrs. Charles Rice is
secretary and Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby, treas
urer. The first game will be played
Thursday, October H.. at the home of
Mrs. W. e. Heatherly, 325 Clay street.
La Douzaine, a whist club of last sea-
son is having reorganization meeting
today at the home Of Mrs. H A. Perry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klingaman will
give dinner Tuesday evening for Mr.
and Mrs F. S. Barton of San Fran
cisco who are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Giles. Mrs. G. B. Kirk Will
give a sewing party Friday of next
week for Mrs. Barton.
Mrs A H. Purdy is giving a chill
dren's party this afternoon to celebrate
the fourth birthday anniversary of her
daughter Eliza beth. The girls and boys
asked were Mary Elizabeth Green,
Ruth Auerbach, Dorothy Sproat, Hattie
and Margaret Hill, Doris and Phyllis
Hopkins, Margaret McNerney. Gladys
Maunsell. Eleanor Bailey, Helen and
Mary Poindexter. Virginia. Mccoy, Jane
Medlicott Gladys Norris, Randolph and
John Adams, N. NJ. Rice, Jr.. Charles
and Gerald Tasker. Bernard Maunsel,
De Witt and Maurice NJ. Montgomery,
Kenneth Ogilvie, Victor Newman, Ed
ward McNerney, Vernon Bair, Leonard
Neugebaur, Lucien Thrill, Fred Rigby
Ruth Rachel and John Fessler. Janet
Van Vliet, Clarence Van Houton
Nadine Myers, Marjorie Bowen. Mrs
Purdy will be assisted by Miss Grace
Purdy and Miss Lillian Jordan.
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Regarding a recent paragraph in this
department about the new girls at
Washburn the Washburn Review moves