The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-06

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An Informal subserpition~danee viii
pc given at the Country club tonight
1cF Miss Gay Shepard of Kansas CITY
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Mrs. Harold T. Chase entertained the
Duplicate Whist club today and a
guest table at which her sister, mrs.
a D. Lundy of Chicago. Mrs. Claud
Marsh ButIln Of the City Of Mexico
Mrs. j. 3. Furry and Mrs. Theodore d.
Hammatt played.
The bridge club recently organized
by the society two-year-oIds ttney
were debutantes last year, had It's nrst
meeting today with Miss Edna Herbst-
The members of the club are MIS-.
Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Eva atllth'
Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Helen eGhh-
took, Miss Maud Grimes. Miss Dofothy
Wilson, Miss Nellie Millspaugh.- Miss
Jeannette Ware, Miss Eleanor Wheeler,
Miss Mary B. Moore and MISS Huna
Herbs6. Miss Elizabeth .Barriger sub
stituted for Miss MeClintock today n
Miss Cay Shepard of Kansas City was a
guest.
Misses Eva and Isabel Smith have
asked a few guests for luncheon to-
morrow in compliment to MISS LAY
Shepard of Kansas city and Miss Maud
Grimes viii entertain her chahng dlsh
club tomorrow evening for MISS Shep-
ard.
Leavenworth Post. Monday: Mr.,
and Mrs. d. r. Anthony entertained
yesterday with a dinner, as d compn-
ment to Miss Guelma Baker, who took
one of the leading parts IN "Ihe I'm
pIres which played here laSI
night. Miss Baker Will be remember
ed as having been the guest OF Mrs
Anthony last surnmer The dinner
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lysle, Miss Sybil Moore, Miss Edith
Yerrington, Miss Ravens, Captain
Hams. Major Spuier and Captain King
10. Miss Edith Warrington OF me
Umpire company, was the guest over
Sunday Of Mrs. Eugene Lysle.
A reception was given by the guild
of st. Peters Episcopal church, Pitts
burg. KAN, Saturday evening for
Bishop M%i1lspaugh, who was in that
town Over Sunday. The reception was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred H. Fitch. who received with
Bishop Millspaugh, the Rev. Mr.. At
water, rector of St. Peters, and Mrs
Atwater. Mrs. Albert H. Greet as
sisted.
Mrs. Charles Bower entertained her
luncheon club today at her house on
West Tenth n The table decofa-
tons were in red and white. The
guests, members of the club and sub
stitutes included Mrs. Dora Carr, Mrs
Julius ROsen, Mrs. Charles A Wolf,
Mrs. Frank Petro, Mrs. Nelson =Petro,
Mrs. James MalOney, Mrs. VIII Iraut-
man. Mrs. J.. T. Raub, Mrs. A A
Hayes, Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs William
Connors and Mrs. Jules Snattinger-
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The Owls sorority of the high schoof
composed a theater party which saw.
the Unlptre at the Grand last Blight
The party occupied the two right pros
cenium boxes and Included Mrs. j. B.
Jarfmer, Mrs. J.. T.. Lagerstrom, Mrs
Ann Troutman, Miss Marie Lager
strom, Miss Marjorie Thompson Miss
Marguerite Parkinson. Miss Hazel
Crimes, Miss Mary Overholt, Miss
Alice Larimer. Miss Elizabeth Hollf-
day, Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss kath-
arine Dolman. Miss Mary Alexander,
Miss Alice willard. Miss Esther Rod
gers. Miss Jean Rodgers. Miss Hen
rletta Alexander. Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss Cornelia Gleed and Miss Clyde
Bonebrake.
Mrs Hammatt will entertain the
Fillmore street whist club Thursday
afternoon
Miss PearIe Trickett. a daughter Of
Mr., Charles w. Trickett of Kansas
City. Kan. who was appointed assist
ant attorney general for Wyandotte
county and Mr.. John /. Juhlin of
Omaha, will be married Saturday. No
vember "a, at the home of the brides
parents, 600 Oakland ven Kansas
City. Kan. At home in Omaha. Miss
Trickett was formerly a student at the