The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Miss Anna Homsher OF Camden, o.,
Mrs. Brownell and Miss Browneu Of
Indianapolis, Miss Bertha McCIair and
Mrs. Charles ". Lewis, Mrs. George
Hackney, Mrs. Harry 2. Lyman, Mrs
Don Mulvane, Miss Helen Hahn, Miss
Edna Hoch, Miss Helen Hogeboom, Miss
Anna Purcell. Miss Bess Elder, Mrs.
". P. Hemphfll, Miss H. L. Alkire, Mrs.
". H. Gushing, AIRS P. c. Reilly, Mrs.
Herbert Cartilage, Miss Hazel Wolff
Miss Sarah Fulton, Miss Gertrude Full
ton, Miss Fanny Funk, Miss Agnes
Burdge, Miss Anna Marie Nellis Miss
Nellie Baker, Miss Sarah Shull, Miss
Maud Van Houten, Miss Nellie Kas-
ter, Miss LuGrace Whitmer, Miss
Nellie Kirk, Miss Minna Bauer, Miss
Gertrude Bauer, Miss Ethel HadIey,
Miss Mary Meade. A mandolin or
chestra played during the afternoon.
Miss Jean Lindsay will give a party
next Saturday afternoon to celebrate
her eleventh birthday anniversary.
The First District Federation Of
Women's clubs, Mrs. II. O. Carvey,
president, Will hold its annual meet
mig in Topeka Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF next week. All club women
and others interested are invited to at
tend the sessions to be held in the
room. There will be a reception Tues
day evening at the governors house,
given by Mrs. Hoeh and the Topeka
federation All Topeka club women
are invited to attend this reception.
The First District Federation of
Women's clubs, Mrs. H. o. Garvey,
president, will be held in Topeka, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Topeka musical numbers upon
the vi h civ 15 Pr1-
lows Tuesday afternoon:
Vocal solo, Mrs. Alice Widney
Conant.
Mrs. George. w. Parkhurst will sing
Dudley Bucks Crossing the Bar" dur
ing the Mary Tenney Gray memorial
hour, Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday
afternoon Miss Vida Wood Will sing and
Wednesday evening Miss Anna Marie
Nellis will give a whistling selection.
The credenual committee is COM
posed of Mrs. S. S. Estey, Topeka, Mrs.
c. E. Mathews, Seneca.
Mrs. F. H. Lemon, the recording sec
rotary of the district is the president
CT the Art League of LeavenWorth.
The Topeka women who will enter
tain delegates are Miss Lucy King
man, Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. De
Wttte G. Nellis, Mrs, Clement Smith,
Mrs. H. 0. Garvey. Mrs. c. +. Spencer,
Mrs ". A. McCarter. Mrs. T. F. Gar
yer, Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, Mrs. J. r.
Mulvane, Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mrs.
J. w Going, Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs. A.
0. WelIman, Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland,
Mrs. James Chappelle, Mrs. Charles L.
Wood, Mrs. Charles Curtis Mrs Thos.
Biddle, Mrs. z. w Poindexter, Mrs. A.
A. GODDARD, Mrs NJ. F. SOuthwick, Mrs.
William Welcome Mrs. A. L. VIII
Hams, Mrs. J. VIZ. Hughes, Mrs F.
W Watson, Mrs. Willis Norton, Mrs
A. w. Lacey. Mrs. S. s. Mccoy Mrs. ID.
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Mrs. Henri strawn gave a preserved
fruit party this afternoon for Miss
Sarah Mcclellan whose marriage 70
Mr.. Ed GossettE is to take place this
month. Mrs. Strawn was assisted
by Miss Alice Andrews and Miss Hulda
Poland The invited guests are; Mrs.
David Gossett, Mrs. Otis Backenstoce,
Mrs. c. J. Nellis, Mrs. William Laugh
lin, Mrs. R. B. Montgomery, Mrs. n.
G. Edleblute Miss Louise Mcclellan,
Miss Eltzab beth Mcclellan, Miss Agnes
Burdge, Miss Barbara Ripley. Miss
Alice willard Miss Jessie Campbell,
Going, Miss Edith Morton, Miss Lulu
Healy, Miss Nell Cartilage, Miss Hazel
Jones.
Mrs. George Port Ashton gave a tea
yesterday afternoon between the hours
Of 9 and o'clock for her niece, Miss
Lena Packard Of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Ashton had the assistance of Mrs.
Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Margaret
Going, Miss Nildren Morton, Miss
Helen Louise Crosby and Miss May
Kelly.
The Aletheans and Gammas Of
Washburn will give their annual camp
fire tonight at Vinewood. They have
chartered a special car for the trip.
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The place of meeting of the Ladies
Music club next Wednesday afternoon
has been changed from the home of
Mrs. J. w Going to that of Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst.
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Lawrence World: Letters received
from Lawrence girls abroad say that
Miss Nellie Wilhelm Miss Mary Cop
lev. Miss Alice and Miss Alvina VIII
hel1ni will spend the winter months to-
gether studying the French language
in Paris
Ottawa Herald: Mr.. J. ". Daven-
port entertained Thursday evening
complimentary 10 Mr.. W. P. Hunt, OF
Topeka. The evening was spent with
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