The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-18

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Mrs Harmon D. Ryus. of Los An
geles, gave a luncheon last week for
her sister, Miss Anna Marie Nellis, who
is her guest, and Miss Ellen Beach Yaw,
the concert singer, a Paris acquaint-
ance of the Nellis family. The
luncheon was given at the Jonathan
club and was followed by an informal
musicale al Mrs. Ryus' house. Miss
Priscilla Merrill of Los Angeles, well
known in Topeka, was among the
guests.
A picnic party at Vinewood tonight
viii include Mrs.Anna Fulton Glib. Mrs.
Otto Stutz Of Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
Miss Wingert. Miss Effie King, Miss
Julia Whitmer, Miss Lulu Fordyce,
Miss Nellie Wetherholt, Miss Della Cas-
savant Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss Anna Bauman. Mrs.
Helen Bushnell. Miss Anna Buchanan,
Miss Sidney Gardner, Mrs d. J. Kline,
Miss Dorothy Fulton, Miss Marguerite
Scott.
When a party with a horse and wagon
passes a broken down automobile in
the road with its former occupants
clustered around explaining and sug
costing to the perspiring Man With the
Monkey Wrench on his back under the
machine, the people with the horse grin
rather maliciously and say something
about the Passing of the Horse" The
rest of the automobile party usually
take it pretty well and make some gay
reply but it is noticeable that the grin
of the man under the machine is some
what sickly.
Mrs. Davidson, 716 Lane street. viii
give linen shower Thursday evening for
Miss Celia Duggan.
A prominent young bachelor who has
never heretofore been considered close,
took a girl to the medicine show last
night and refused to buy her a bottle
Of the tapeworm remedy.
Miss Anna Furry entertained IL lit
tie friends yesterday afternoon for her
cousin. Cecily Butiin of the City Of
Mexico.
If you want to make yourself popu-
lar with your neighbors, go away for
the summer and leave them your COW
to use in your absence.
Mrs c. H Gaunt will entertain the
Friday club this week.
Mrs. Albert Watkins will give porch
party Thursday afternoon for her nieces.
Miss Helen Lowe and Miss Jessie Lowe,
of kingman.
Miss Ida Macferran has asked guests
Tor an informal afternoon Thursday in
compliment to Mrs. Lewis H. Wolff of
indianapolis. who is spending the sum-
mer with her father, Judge J. T. Clark
in Potwin Place.
Helen Coe gave an all night party last
night for these guests: Idalene Scott,
LYDIA Hardy, Gertrude Gray. Merle Bee
man, NiEien Heron. Katharine Stanley
Ruth Larimer, Mary Thomas, Mary
Tomlinson, Lucille Elmore, Ruth Smith.
Theodore Smith and Mary Movers.
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A supper party at Vinewood last night
included Frances Walsh. Margaret
Lenane of Des Moines. Iowa, Bessie
Walsh of Chicago. Mary Cushing. Mary
Lannon, Louise Seller, Paul LannOn,
Charles Cushing, Edward Dougherty,
Clinton Weber, Charles Seller. William
Sherman. Miss Katharine Riley chap
erOned them.
picnic party at Ninewood this even
ing will be composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Moore, DR.. and
Mrs J. T. Kimbrough Mr.. and Mrs.
Zanone Of Nashville. Tenn, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitaker. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Peppmyer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T Bacon,
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. l.
Moneypenny and their families and Miss
Shinn Of Illinois.