The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-29

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Miss Elizabeth Gregory will give an
afternoon party tomorrow for her Sis
ter Miss Alice Gregory, who returns
soon to Gallaudet college, Washington,
ID. c., for her second year Between
sixty and seventy invitations have been
extended. The assisting friends Will
be Mrs william NJ. Gregory, Mrs.
Theodore Van Deusen, Mrs. E. H
Anderson, Mrs. W. h Lininger, Mrs.
Frank Squires. Miss Emily Hardy and
Miss Helen Crawford.
Miss Margaret Gnfllan will enter
tain small company Informally Fri
day evening for Mr. and Mrs Frank
Robinson, who leave soon for Chicago
to reside permanently.
A Lincoln street family of four chill
dren are the possessOrs of an incipient
menagerie Including two dogs. two
white rabbits two white rats, one norm
toad, one chameleon and one monkey.
The only animals barred are cats,
which considering that there are three
boys and two dogs in the family, is
lucky for the cats
Some Of the young people who live
IN the neighbOrhoOd of Tenth and
Western avenues are organizing a ten
mis- club and having courts made on
the vacant lots adjoining the John 8
Parks residence at 927 Western ave
nue..
The newspaper correspondents at
the summer resorts discover annually
a lot of prominent society ladies of
Topeka, Kansas that the local smart
set never even heard of.
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Miss Guenn GODDARD will give A
morning card party tomorrow for her
guest, Miss Mary Carey of Macon.
Miss, who arrived today to visit her.
Mrs. James Chappelle entertained
the following guests last night at sup
per and a line party at the Novelty
theater in honor Of her guests, Mrs
Frederick Updike and Miss Caroline
Updike of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. KEN
per DR. and Mrs. Geo. Port Ashton,
Miss Ashton Of Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Kelly and Miss Hazel Kelly.
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A Helianthus club man comes from
family, the members of which are
famous for their winning ways. and
his career has been such as to
strengthen the family tradition He
is proverbially lucky in love, has EN-
all going and is the most successful
man in town at the delicate business !
OF managing two or three contempor-
airy love affairs But he is about to
have trouble. One of the girls whom
he admires is about to move into the
same neighbOrhood as another girl on
his list and everybody is wondering
what he viii do now.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold T. Chase win
entertain the Evening club at supper
at the Country club this evening.
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Miss Elizabeth Ebv gave a break
fast followed by a motor ride Tuesday
morning for her guest, Miss Esther
Blair OF Emporia. The guests were
Miss Blair. Mrs. Frank C. Trip Mrs
Philip Eastman, Miss Francis Smith,
Miss Ethel Aldrich and Miss Eby.
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Misses Nellie and Agnes Coulter and
Maud Gallagher entertained Tuesday
evening for Miss Margaret Van Ness
of Mound City. who is the guest of
Miss Gallagher The guests asked to
the home of the Misses Coulter were
Misses Margaret Van Ness, Mabel Cal
lagher. Yula Kitching. Bessie Holvoke.
Margaret Thomas, Villa Lowe. Audra
Hormonson, Irene Williams Ethel
Williams, Mabel Ridenour. Georgia
Henry. Mr. and Mrs c. K. Leighfer
Mr.. Paul Harrison. Mr.. Maurice Ride
nour, Mr.. VIII Glib, Mr.. James Nc
Kee Mr.. David Dever Mr.. Paul Little
Mr.. Roy Shreves, Mr.. VIII Rominger.
Mr. Don Seidler. Mr. Clarence HUFF.
Mr.. Lloyd Latham, Mr.. Carol Ride
nour, Mr.. Esly Kitching. Mr. Oliver
Fry, DR.. Robert Stewart, Mr.. Clarence
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