The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-21

f HOSE who danced a Vine
wood last night were: Miss
Dorothy Wilson. Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss
Maude Crimes, Miss Ethel Da-
- Wis. Miss Ella Davis. Miss
Helen McCHntock, Miss Gertrude Nc
Cllntock, Miss Grace Vance, Oklahoma
City, Miss Susie Rodgers. Miss Helen
Otis. Miss Ann Ruder, Miss Julia Lari-
mer, Miss Alice Willard, Miss Dell
Chamberlain Miss Alice Lakin, Miss
Nellie Baker, Miss Fanny Funk, Miss
Reuter-, Miss Kate Ciough, Miss Mar
Raret Going Miss Coolse of Kansas
City, Miss Anna TrOutman. Miss kath-
crime Dolman, Miss Nydine Lyle and
Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Paul Walker.
MT Dana Davis, Mr.. Arthur Wolfe,
Mr. Tinkham Veale, MI Frank Stur-
els, DR.. Bob Stewart, Mr. Hinkle Guy.
Mr.. Monte Kstler. Mr.. Ben Scandrett,
Mr.. Ed Curry, Mr. Harley Reisman
Mr. llif Felix. Mr. Mark Wikidal, Mr.
Jay House. Mr.. Ed Arnold Mr. John
Heller. MI George Beach, MI Louis
Pierce, Mr.. Frank Hodges Mr. viii
Bogue, Mr.. Allen Mcneil, Mr. George
Allen, Mr.. Ed Bailey. Mr. Wilson
Hobart, Mr.. Earl Ewart. Mr.. Todd
Mathews. Alr. Quinton Adams. Mr..
Waite Little Mr. Warwick Updegraff,
Mr. Glen Millice, Mr.. William Well
house, Mr.. Gene Rodgers Mr.. Julius
Fritz, Mr.. Clyde Corbett, Mr.. Clarence
Jordan, Mr.. J. Karl Henderson, Mr..
George B. Rodgers of st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bates. 1851
Western avenue. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Maud
and Mr.. Francis c. Krauskopf Of
place the last of the summer Miss
Bates is one of TOpeka's most popu-
lar society girls.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd viii entertain for
Mrs. n Nelson and Mrs. Frank Hobart
at her country home Sommerheime to-
day.
The engagement of Miss Anna NJ.
Iillson to Mr.. Gerald Alpheus Glass
the wedding to take place early in Au-
gust at the home of Mrs G. S Gordon
in Potwin Place.
Mrs. W. D. Bishop gave a birthday
party for her daughter. Vera Beatrice.
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Van Buren, street. Those present
We're: Dorothy Berry. Marie Kunz.
Marie Cope. Anna Odelins Anna Burr
Rice. Ella Woods. Minnie Flynn. Ruth
Foster, Doris Stark. Helen Harmon.
Arnora Nelson. Emily Seery. Jessie
Gilchrist. Mrs. Bishop was assisted by
Miss Isabelle Howe.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give a porch party Tues
day, July "a. from until o'clock. at
the home of Miss Gertrude Barnes.
1878 Clay street All friends are in
vited to attend
Y
hay ride was enjoyed by some of
the younger crowd of the west part Of
town last evening These who attend
ed We're Miss Mabel Kinsley. Miss
Katherine Conklin. Miss GLADYS Mil
Ter, Miss Armstrong and Miss Stella
Armstrong, Mr. Robert Bidnie. Mr..
Harry Ardery, Mr.. George Cuthbert.
Mr.. Robert Gross and Mr.. Hall Arderv.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Van Vecken and Miss Ethel Kingsley.
Topeka Progressive club o. the La
dies Of the Maccabe VIII be enter
tanned by Lady Harmon. l24S Polk
street, Thursday. July 26
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Yesterday afternoon about or :
O'Clock various people. great and tinv
could be seen hiking to the transfer sta
ton. When the transfer man shouted
''Ninewood," there was a grand scram-
Bile. The cause of the crush was the
Hoosier picnic. Judging from the crowd
of representatives from the Buckeve
state one might easily be led to he
lieve that the city was inhabited en-
tirely by people from Indiana. The
banquet at the park was such a sue
cess that after $50 had been served il
was necessary to stop the sale of tick
cts. Many Of the most prominent peo-
pie Of the city were in attendance. in