The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-25

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The ladies of the First Presby terrain
church viii give d lawn party on Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs Frank
Bonebrake on Taylor street The at
fair will be one Of the principal social
events of the week. The ladies assist
ing at the tables will be: Mrs. W A.
Johnston. Mrs. Griffin. Miss Santa Wa
tiers. Mrs Willis Norton. Miss Ef1e
Graham, Miss Lola Graham, Mrs. c. R.
Spencer Mrs. Frank Grimes, Mrs. ].
". Kline, Mrs H. O. Garxey, Mrs VIII
Garvey, Mrs Irene Russell and Mrs S.
s. Estey. The social is to be given for
the benefit of the Mission at Fair Oaks.
Cal. Miss Katherine Putnam. who has
recently moved there, is greatly inter-
ested in the work there
Miss Cecil strohn entertained the fol-
lowing girls at an all night party and
breakfast last night: Miss Fern Fitz-
patrick. Miss Annabelle Garvey Miss
Helen Estey, Miss Louise Worthington
Of Kansas City. and Miss Margaret
Thomson.
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The following people took dinner at
the cafe last night: Mr.. and Mrs. w
o. Rfgby, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Rigby,
Mr.. and Mrs.H. Rigby, Mrs. Risteen, Miss
Hazel Risteen, Mrs. Young Of Pittsburg,
Pa, N1rs.Isens Irvens. and Miss Pearl r.
vens Of Pittsburg, Miss Harriet Risteen
and Mr.. Fred Rigby-
The Helping Hand of the First Con-
RregatiOnal church will meet with Mrs.
Robert L. Alkire at her home. 424 Mon
noon
Mr.. Herbert Armstrong entertained
At the Topeka club at luncheon yester-
day noon for Mr.. Paul TorringtOn.
The West Side Forestry club meets
with Mrs. I. D. Graham, tomorrow, at
her home, 1901 West Sixth street. The
story by Mrs. G. W Whitcomb: re-
Spouse to roll call THE favorite flower
Of the home gardener music by Miss
Margaret Johnston; parliamentary drill.
Mrs. ]. S. Warner entertain the T. A.
C. card club at her home on Buchanan
street, yesterday afternoon. The club
members present were: Mrs. ". J. Clay,
Mrs. W ?. Battey, Mrs. Harry King,
Mrs. Joseph Snyder, Mrs. German, Mrs.
Frank Mills, Mrs. Bronson, and Mrs. J.
H Soleci- The substitutes were: Mrs.
Charles Warner, Mrs. R. D. Cunning
MIS-. William Tanzy, Mrs. ". Quinon,
and Mrs. W. F. Roby OF Mexico City.
the guest prize was won by Mrs. Roby
and the club prize by Mrs. Frank Mills.
Word has been received here of the
approaching marriage of Mr.. Purlvan
Nice, formerly. Of Topeka. now of ore
son, TO Miss Lula May Hawley Of Ore
gon.
The Goldsmith Reading club was
formed on Tuesday evening at the
residence of James Kerr, 1912 Arch
street. The club Will meet there
monthly until further notice. The
club Will be limited to eighteen mem
bers. mostly taken from prominent
business houses. The study of civil
engineering viii be considered at the
Asxt meeting.
Mrs. H. L. P Hillyer was the host
ess Of the Monday Whist club yester-
day. The substitutes were Mrs. Har-
old Chase, Mrs. Margaret Wfggin, Mrs.
C. 3. Reed. Mrs. Willis Norton, and
Miss Kate Gunther.
Miss Mary Louise zanone of Nash
vile, Tenn. and Miss Schinn of Illinois
were guests of honor at a picnic at