The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-23

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Mrs. George Parkhurst's luncheon
Saturday viii be for two June brides,
Miss Alice Widney and Miss Celeste
Nellis.
Mrs. Frank A. Lewis entertained a
small company informally last night
for Miss Floyd Robenson Of Mexico,
Mo.
Mrs. Eugene Huntington Ware will
give a luncheon Thursday. her guests
including some of the young mothers
and their babies.
A steak roast picnic party planned for
Saturday evening at Martins Hill viii
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Mary Suther-
land. Miss Isadel Heath, Miss Gladys
Scott. Mr.. Leroy Rauch. Mr.. Alexander
Locmis, Mr. Roy Funnel.
Mr.. w. D. Gardner gave a dinner az
the Harvey House last night for Mr..
and Mrs. Don Mulvane and Miss Gala
Cutteu.
Mr.. and Mrs James P. Ferren are is
suing invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Harriet, and Mr. VIII
fred Csillies of Chicago. Wednesday ev-
First Presbyterian church.
Lawrence Journal: Mrs Ionia Black
istch Russell issued invitations today
for the marriage of her daughter, Ella.
to Paul Theodore Rudigel, which will
take place June at o'clock. at the
family home. 545 Louisiana street
The Ladies Music club is meeting to-
day with Mrs. George Parkhurst and
Mrs. Robert D. Carver.
Miss Daisy Wellman will entertain
the Music Study club and some of their
! friends at an evening musicale tonight
at her home on East Eighth street.
The high school seniors will have
| class party tonight at the home of Miss
Frances Winters in Potwin.
Kansas city Journal: The informal
morning given yesterday by Mrs Alvin
4 H Connolly and Mrs. Addie c. Davis
was a success from every standpoint.
The seventy-five guests present thor
oughIy enjoyed the delightful talk
4 given by Mrs. H. 0. Garvey of Topeka,
which was interspersed with vocal se-
lections- A lullaby by Mrs. Walter S.
! Dickey and a Slumber song by Mrs
| Wallace c. Goffe were pleasing addi-
tions to the musical programme and
heartily enjoyed by the guests A
luncheon followed during the serving
] of which several classical numbers
were played by a young wOmen's or
chestra. The inclosed front veranda
was a most inviting spot set with
palms and potted plants Bouillon
was served here from small tables
daintily decorated with baskets of iris
and sweet peas tied with tulle bows.
/ The interior was equally as attractive
with splendid American beauties in the
I drawing room. ferns in the reception
hall and peonies and roses in the mu-
sic room and dining room. Mrs. Com
/ nelly and her mother we're assisted by
/ these friends; Mrs. T. ). Temper,
/ Mrs. z. T. Swinney. Mrs. George Bar
ton. Mrs. Jabez Jackson, Mrs William
/ Kemper, Mrs. A. H. Munger, Mrs. John
c. Lester, Mrs H. I. Wilson, Mrs. J. H.
Austin.
Mrs. A. A. Weiskirch is giving lawn
doll party this afternoon for her
daughter Anita. The invitations in
cluded these school friends of the lat
ter: Frances Sims, Mary Juliet
1 Hughes Grace G1eed, Johanna Gleed,
Sallie Hamilton. Lucille Elmore, Elean-
or Stoker, Theodore Smith, Pauline
! McVey. Ruth Larimer, Ruth Thomp-
SON GLADYS Rodgers. Margaret Ripley,
Jennie KitcheH and Nita Barrett. Mrs.
Weiskirch will entertain her son Ar
minis boy friends soon after the close
of school for the long vacation.
Mrs. William H. Eastman will enter
tain three tables at whist Informally
Thursday afternoon for her sister,
Mrs. D. F. Longnecker of Emporia.
There will be a called meeting of
the Lakota club with Mrs. D. E. Pal
| mer Thursday afternoon to make ar
rangements for the annual club picnic
at Pres de l'Eau, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kleinhans' country place near Grant
vile.
Mrs. Thomas Roope gave a luncheon
followed by euchre today for Mrs.
Melville MetcaIf. of Kansas City. The
luncheon was served from quartette
tables decorated with pink peonies
and carnations. and the guests in
cluded Mrs Clara Ellis of Kansas
City. Mrs Thomas Llewellyn. Mrs. c.
A Moore Mrs. ". H. Samson. Mrs.
z. E. Roudebush, Mrs. Corbin E.
| Judd Mrs. George Roberts. Mrs. w.
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