The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-05
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The Duplicate Whist club is naVlns
its last meeting this season a. r -
Country club today Mrs W; n. 49,. y 60
ana Mrs. B. F. Akers are the hosts s -
The new officers will be elected ana "a
club trophy awarded
Miss Mary Sutherland is entertain
ing at an informal Kensington to9ss
for the girl visitors OF the -. - - -
Alpha. sorority The local members OF
the sorority were asked and these az
ditIonai guests. Miss Clara hlelsA-
man. Miss Eva Bailey, Miss Mary pa pa,
las Gaze. Miss Edna Hopkins, MISS
Phil Reed Miss Mildred PolnaeNteI'
Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Anna trout
man.
A Country club dance is being ar
ranged for June 10
Miss I.enore Monroe entertained
small company Informally last night
Mrs. Ira o. Howe is entertaining the
Felicity Whist club today at the last
meeting of the season except the an
nuaI entertainrnent for the husbands
OF the member Miss Walcott ana
Mrs. V. B. Kistler are substitutes
The Iakota club went to Grantvllte
this morning for the annual picnic at
the home Of Mrs. Charles KIelnnanSs-
The party included Mrs. Earle g " IL
liams Mrs Harrison Morgan. Mrs.
Luther Burns. Mrs Fred Bonebrake OF
Usage City, Mrs G. e. Elliott. mrs u
e. Palmer Miss Bessie West Miss Nina
Thomas. Miss Marian Garretson, MISS
Mary Thompson Miss villa Rodgers
and Mr.. Ned Ketner of South Nc
Alester, I. T.
Mrs. William W. Wikidal is giving
picnic at Vinewood this afternoon for
the boys choir of Grace cathedral OF
which she is the director. Mrs. Ran-
seyer, Mrs. Edward b. Hill, MISS
Helen Quinton and Miss Ethel Estpefg
assist her. The choir boys are Gale
Morgan, Chester Burger, Roger saw
age, Willard Bowman. Douglas Bow
man, Donald Taliaferro, Donald john
ston, Edwin Jones, Fred Jones' Ken
meth Ogilvie, Arthur Clough Nichols.
Lakin Meade. Archibald MeKeever,
Floyd Hart, Alfred Longheimer, Her
man Longheimer, George, Harold and
Ernest Often, Chester Thomas and
Samuel Grow. The picnic is a reward
of merit to the boys for attending ten
consecutive rehearsals and church
services
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. Arthur
Lee Murphy was hostess of a very en-
joyabIe bridge party Saturday morn
ing at her home, 1903 South Paseo
place. Prizes were won by Mrs. Allen
Logan and Mrs. Robert Ryerson. The
house was -artistically decorated with
daisies and ferns. The hostess was as
Perry Motley. Mrs. Charles Blood
Smith of Topeka, Mrs. J. Ray Samuel
Mrs. Addie Q. Davis, Mrs. James r.
Meyers and Mrs. Louis G. Boyle.
A Topeka bachelor who didn't bite
on. the White Carnation" game last
winter and has been Dragging good
deal about It recently advertised in q
Topeka newspaper for a wife. A num-
Der of young women work in the adj
vertising. circulation and business Of
uces of the paper and they conspired
against him and answered his ad un-
der the alias of Miss Marsh After
some correspondence he made an APP
pointment to meet the lady at the en-
trance of a certain church last night
The conspirators took a stunning look
ing young married woman into their
confidence and she consented to be-
come an accomplice and masquerade
for a few minutes as Miss Marsh
Al the appointed DOur the married
woman and the bachelor went to the
church but the conspirators were. also
there in hiding in the shadow of the
steps which formed the trystinR place
That's all there is to the story except
that at the proper moment thew nm
ped out upon the lovesick swain and
his fair inamorita and gave him the
merry ha-ha. Names furnished upon
application.
Kansas City Journal: A quiet we'd
ding was celebrated Saturday morning
in the parlors of the Coates house
when Mrs. S. A. Stocks of Blue Ran
ids Kas., widow Of the late Senator
Fred A. Stocks, and Mr.. 2. r. Buck
ley Of this city, were united In mar
rlsge by the Rev. S NJ. Neel. OnIy
relatives and close friends witnessed
were Mrs. S. a. Wills Mr. Fred l.
Stocks, Mr.. George B. Stocks and Mr..
and Mrs @. H. Buckley.
Miss Julia wellhouse gave q. supper
at Vinewood last night for her guest
Miss Edith Stone, OF Leavenworth'
Miss Hazel Jones has asked guests for
dinner tonight for Miss Stone.
Capt, and Mrs. c. H. L. Ahrens. of
1012 Prospect avenue, Chicago have
announced the engagement of their
a. y.
Topeka. The wedding will take nIaca
some time this summer. Miss Ahrens
has frequently visited in Topeka. the
guest of Mrs. Frank Trip, and has
already wide acquaintance here
Whlcn VIII welcome her return for a.
permanent residence. She left here
after her last visit about two weeks
ago and is with Mrs. Clarence S. Pitts
IN Mareeline, Mr.. Stout is teacher Of
science IN tne Topeka high school and
has hosts Of friends here who take a
cordial interest in the announcement
OF his approaching marriage.
An out of town enpaean,a,t H.
announcement of which carries rn,1ch
interest for Topeka people is that Of
Miss Maud Thomson. dauphfer ~
Judge and Mrs. William Thomson. Of
Kansas City, Mo, formerly of nv
lingame. to Mr.. W. L. Holfz Of IN,
poria- The wedding will take Mace
this summer Miss Thomson offen