The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-15


Guided Miss leila W. lin, Miss Sarah
Hill. Miss Ethel Wark, Miss Gladys
Winter, Mr.. Arthur Haynes. Mr. Paul
Davidson, all of Lecompton, and Mr.. c.
A. Reid, Mr.. D. T. Harris and Mr. Joe
Wark, of Topeka.
Mrs. w. E. Barry. sos Fillmore
street, win entertain the Iolanthe En-
broidery club tomorrow afternoon.
The Topeka chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution held their
/ first meeting after the summer vaca-
ton at the home of Mrs. R. A. Burch
Saturday afternoon with twenty-five
members present. Following the bust
ness of the afternoon, Mrs. c. C.
Blakely presented the topic for the
| day, Friendship of Washington and
Lafayette" by reading some we'll
4 chosen extracts from their correspond
enee. This was followed by a short
4 but delightful musical programme
/ consisting of vocal numbers by Mrs.
/ Frank Thomas and Miss Nina Thomas,
I and piano selection by Mrs. Morton
I Afbaugh. The hOstesses for the after
noon, Mrs r. A. Burch. Mrs. T. J.
/ Hankla and Miss Mary Barley, then
/ invited the ladies' to the dining room
/ which had been most uniquely and pic
/ turesQuely decorated to represent the
4 piece was large red and green striped
/ squash surrounded by yellow wild Gu
/ cumbers. The table was loaded with
/ pumpkin pies, doughnuts coffee.
/ cheese and nuts, from which the guests
/ were served Informally. The sideboard
I groaned under its weight of fall fruits
red checked apples, grapes, pears,
/ chestnuts, and even few ears of
/ golden corn for artistic effect, while
the walls. curtains and chandeliers
We're festocned with autumn leaves,
asparagus and bitter sweet A very
pleasant social half hour followed.
Mrs. De Witte c. Nellis and Miss
Anna Marie Nellis gave their first in
formal at home OF the season today at
their town house on West Fifth street.
They viii be at home this winter as
usual on the 18th and goth of each
month. Mrs. David W. Mulvane, a
| bride of last summer, and Miss jean
nette Griffin of Kansas City, who is
visiting them viii be the guests of
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Patten enter
/ tained Informally at evening cards Sat
urday at the Davis home for Mrs 3.
the members of the Monday Whist
club to which Mrs. Patten ana Mrs.
Davis belong and their husbands.
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Mrs. H. o. Garvey's guests at an in
formal luncheon Saturday were Mrs.
c. L. Hobart of Hiawatha, Mrs. Chas.
I F. Spencer, Miss Jeanette Griffin of
Kansas City and Miss Anna Marie
Nellis-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Grimes en-
tertained a few neighbOrhood friends
Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Trovillo, who have recent
~ taken the house at 1923 Harrison
street.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Swan
son.. daughter of Mr.. Charles N. Swan
son, general foreman of the Santa Fe
and Mr.. John Reeves of San Bernardo
no. took place Saturday night in To-
peka at the home of the brides uncle,
Mr.. W. 0. Swanson, S13 East Eighth
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves have gone
east on their wedding trip and will be
at home in San Bernardino.
An informal musicale viii be given at
the Country club tomorrow evening,
Miss Irma Doster win play violin num-
bers and Miss Ethel Frizzell will ac-
company ner on the piano.
The Lakota club met today with Miss
Bess West.
Mrs. ". F. Schoch was the hostess of
the Ceramic Art club this afternoon.
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The Junior AItantean club viii meet
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Miss Santa Waters.
The Clio club met with Mrs. J. s
Zimmerman this afternoon.
Mrs. A. T. Daniels was the hostess OF
the Chaldean club this afternoon
Among other club meetings of the day
was that of the Alta Vista with Mrs
Reid Alexander
Jean Lindsay entertained the follow
ing girls and boys at an afternoon par
ty Saturday. Winifred and Adrian
Greene. Frances and Melvin Pribble
Sidney. Eyeringham. Katharine Keller
Helene Davis, Archie and Vernon West
King Lane, Lucille H. Kersey. Jeanette
GIeed, Bertha Coy, Louise Bell Violet
Grumbine. Marguerite Allen, Isabel
Samuel and Marguerite Stewart, Ches-
ter and Dorothy Wahle, Helen Whita-
ker, Mildred Bowman, Elizabeth Gull
yer, Marion and Buster Johnson. Eliza-
beth, Louise and Wellington Culver
Frances McCuntock Harold and Ralph
ATcKibben Louis Greenwood, Louis
Raymond and Augusta Taylor, Lillian
Guthrie. Grace and Marion Dana, Jams
Alexander. Samuel Lux De Forest Jos
!. lin, Dorothy Bradley, Dorothy Richard
son. Jack Erickson, Glen Logan The
hostess was assisted by Miss Josephine
Keller. Miss Ethel Everingaan. Miss
Louise Culver and Miss Dorothy Gleed
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Joe Wilson of Denver, who
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. ]
G Wilson, left for Colorado today.
Mss Grace Noses OF Great Bend