The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

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Mrs. Paul A. LovewelI is giving an
/ informal whist this afternoon for Mrs.
/ George B. Harrison of st. Louis. who
/ IS the guest of her mother, Mrs Henry
Bennett The others asked were, Mrs.
| w B. Swan, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss
Anna Harrison, Mrs. John Outland,
/ Mrs. Frank B. Dams, Miss Nye, Miss
/ Helen Morton, Mrs. Harry L. Miller,
Mrs. Lutte Embleton, and Mrs. George
Overmyer.
Miss Alice Lakin is entertaining the
Friday whist club today.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis is entertain
ing her afternoon bridge club today.
A missionary tea is being given NJ the
Deanery this afternoon for the women
Of Grace cathedral parish.
Mrs Frank Trip will entertain in
formally this evening for Miss Emma
Banks.
Mrs. George Grow gave a surprise
party last evening for her granddaugh-
ter, Lillian Griffin, who leaves today
j for Chicago to join her mother. Assist
| ing her were Mrs. w. L. Stark, Mrs.
! W. T. Brown, Miss Rose Grow, Miss
Elsie Boon and Miss Viva Brown. Those
invited were Doris Stark, Edith Stark,
Helen Pestana, Grace Harris, Nellie
Boon, Lillian Boon, Henry Stark, Ralph
Oman, Charley Palmer and Arthur
Boon.
The high school sub-seniors will give
! a reception this evening at Hudson's for
the seniors, the members of the faculty
and the staff of the High School World.
In the receiving line will be Miss Hop
| lxins, Miss Frances Winters, Miss Mary
Sutherland Miss Mabel Holloway, MI.
Arthur Gray Mr. Roy Funnel Mr.
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Paul Thompson.
The hall will be decorated with the
school and class penants and senior col
ors. The receiving hours are from
to 10 o'clock and there viii be dancing
after 10.
Mrs. John F. Switzer was the hostess
of the Topeka avenue 500 club yester-
day. Mrs. Thomas J. Myers and Mrs
! ing for Mrs. V. B. Kistler and Mrs. c.
L. Seagraves. Mrs. Charles L. Short
| VIII be the nest hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Rooster will give
an Informal evening for the members
of the Monday Shakespeare class AID
tn cir husbands ana few other guests
| tonight at their home, 1923 Van Buren,
! street. The invitat'Ops include Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Y. Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
| ward W. Dennis Mr.. and Mrs. ARA
/ Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s Elliott,
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes, NJ :. and Mrs.
! come, Miss Santa Voters, Mr.. Horace
Macferren and Mr.. John Waters
Mrs. Irwin Pribble gave an informal
evening Thursday for Miss Emma
! Banks whose wedding will take place
the latter part of the month. The en-
| tertainment took the form of a kitchen
shower for the prospective bride and
! the guests were Mrs. B. H Pugn Mrs.
| L. H. Stricken. Mrs. E. H. Berry Mrs.
| Frank Trip. Miss Santa Waters, Miss
! Fe Waters, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss
! Anna Banks, Miss Mary Montieth, Miss
Anna Montieth. Miss Taggart Miss
/ Mary Barclay, Miss Mccoy, Miss
| Martha Mccoy. Miss Addie Smith, Miss
Stafford. Miss May Short. The rooms
| were decorated with hearts and there
was a short musical programme con-
tributed to by Mrs. Pugh and Mrs
Stricken, soprano, and Miss Martha
| Mccoy and Miss Santa Waters
Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Brown. 713 Lin
coin street. entertained eight guests at
| dinner last night.
The Tabard Inn club will meet with
| Miss Caroline Goddard at the home of
/ Mrs. Frank p. MacLennan. 1913 To-
peka avenue, tomorrow night.
The Travellers club will have a
meeting with Miss Newell Saturday,
January 20. Miss Bishop will read a
paper on Thackeray and Miss Mccoy
will conduct the history Lesson.
Notes ard Personal Mention.
Mrs. Willis J. Bailey of Baileyville
will be the guest of Mrs. Harry o.
Garvey for the Woman's Kansas Day
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