The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-12

INN ISABEL SMITH gave a
~ luncheon at the Country
club today for Miss Floyd
Robenson of Mexico, No,
and Miss Mary Lou Yansey
Of Rome. Ga. The other
guests We're Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell,
Miss Elvia Millspaugh, Miss Nellie
Millspaugh, Miss Helen McClintOck, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Edna Herbst.
The table flowers were purple flags
Mrs Robert Diller Carver gave a
luncheon for 20 guests today in COM
pliment to Miss Augusta Dewey, whose
marriage to Mr. Arthur Holbrook of
Coneyville, will take place next month
and Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Anna
Harrison, Miss Louise Kellam and Miss
Allabelle TrOutman who will leave next
Thursday for Philadelphia to sail, the
18th for Europe to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ Patten have
asked small company for this evening
in honor Of Miss Gertrude Cooper of
Abilene. and will entertain them at
VinewOOd if the weather permits, other
wise at cards at the Blower House.
Mrs. j. P. Raster invited the members
Of Miss Kitty Ragland's dancing class
to her home this afternoon for her an
nual children's May party. They will
have May pole dance and picnic sup
per on the lawn.
Miss Nellie Ndinspaugh and Miss Edna
Herbst are planning to entertain next
week for Miss Nillspaugh's guest, Miss
Mary Lou Yansey of Rome, ca.
Miss Louise Kaster entertained the
9. O. D. club, an organization of the
girls Of the June '0S class of the high
school yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. B. NJ. Davies is giving a recep-
ton at her house. Sixth avenue and
Harrison street, this afternoon for Miss
LiVermOre a missionary of the Method
ist church, who has recently returned
from her work IN India for a short
vacation. The hours are from g to 6
O'Clock. The invitations include the
women of the First NJ. E. church con-
gfegatlon and the assisting friends are:
Mrs Fyfe, Mrs. T. b Sweet Mrs. L.
e McEntire. Mrs. n. NJ. Rice. Mrs NJ
- sheldon, Mrs w. NJ. Welcome, Miss
Welcome, Mrs. Torrington Miss Susie
Sweet ane Miss Leta Rice.
Mrs W. A. Johnston. Of ToDeka was
endorsed by the Kansas Federation of
Women's clubs for an office in the gen
eraI federation which holds its biennial
N y; Faul the last of this month and
the nrst OF next Mrs. Johnston is a
past president of the Kansas Federation
and one of its most prominent members
and the Kansas delegation at St PauI
VIII work Tor a place for her on the
- tC Dodiu OF the q. r. w. c.
Inc RECREATION also endorses Mrs. Sarah
Elatt Decker, president of the q r
W. Z. Tor reelection. Kansas Citv
Kan: was decided upon for the next
meeting place May, 1907.
Mrs. Florence Fox Thaober enter
ta1ned the young women's chorus en5
the Alethean quartette of the Week
night. is's'
The members Of the zu zu elub
were Informally entertained last even
ing at the home of Mr. Karl David
SON among those present were Miss
1e!en Eiass, Miss Irene SchilIinR Miss
Eaeten ADAMS, Miss Maud Daub. Misc
1eimlone Van Laer, Miss Ruth Nor
ton, Miss Florence White, Mr.. Earl
clover, Mr. Eugene Adams. Mr. RaInb
Ronrer, Mr. Clyde Cowgirl. Mr. Ed-
Mafd lngham, Mr.. Clinton Cow0iiI
Mr.. Karl Davidson. g.
Mr. and Mrs. p. 7. CIevenger enter
famed Informally Friday EVENING 81
thelr nome, 30S West Tenth avenue
IN honor OF Mrs. Solomon To7- Nrrs
CieVenger's foster mother Of 1en--a,.
me guests were Mrs Tov Mr. on5
MRS. u. H. Brannaman, Mr.. and NTrs
W J. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred es1so-,-
MT and Mrs. 7. B. Brown M 80,
Mrs. Beggs, Prof Beardsiev NJ
Beardsley. Prof and Mrs F4a 80,
Worral. Prof Ray, Mr. and Mrs n
= campbell. Mr.. and Mrs NJ II
kemper, Mr.. and Mrs s " So.