The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-15

and Personal Mention
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Davis Gage an afternoon bridge Fri
day Mr. and Mrs. Dell Keller will
give a dinner Monday night and Mr.
and Mrs George NJ Noble one Tues
| day In addition to these they have
/ been special guests at all the other
/ functions of the week not given in their
honor and there have been a number
of small dinners and luncheons beside
Mrs Wear returned to her home in
! Joplin Friday and Mr. and Mrs Hud-
son will leave Wednesday They will
go to St Louis, from where they will
take the St. Louis Mexican special a
| limited train which runs on the Gould
| lines between St Louis and the City
of Mexico by way of Laredo, Texas
and makes the trip in three days. an
extraordinarily good service. as any
body who has taken the usual long
trip to Mexico would testify.
Another interesting visitor of the
week was Mrs. Silas Porter of Kansas
her husband Justice Porter OF the SUI
preme court, and Mrs William Red
wood Smith Mrs. Smith gave two in
formal afternoons for Mrs. Porter, one
Monday and one Wednesday.
,
Miss Agnes Burdge has been and
viii be entertained extensively since the
invitations for her marriage to Mr.
were issued the first of the week by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Burdge
of Potwin. The Beta sorority of Wash
burn Of which she is a charter mem
Der Will give a o'clock dinner for her
tonight at the Wylie, the company be-
ing limited to the sorority members
and pledges Tuesday Miss Daisy Neil
Will give an afternoon at cards for her
and Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles
JOslin and Mrs Frank L. Sturges will
entertain. Wednesday the Friday
Afternoon card club will give her
party, and Wednesday evening Miss
Florence Tucker Will be the hostess
at an Informal evening. Miss Bess
Elder has a company Friday and Miss
Ida Tinker one Saturday The Croneia
club gave a luncheon at Mills tea
room this week for Miss Burdge.
Miss Burdge entertained the Croneia
club this afternoon. Miss Ida. Tinker
was a substitute
A grouchy old married man has dis |
covered that there are more love sick |
men in Topeka than the town has any /
use for. One of the latest victims goes |
incoming around in a kind of haze and
you have to call him loud five minutes
before every move Everybody warned I
him but he just would play with fire
and nobody will sympathize with him !
if he gets stung as so many have before
him.
Miss Viva Brown will sing Jessie
Hilton Farreu's Come Unto Me- at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church |
tomorrow night. Miss Jessie Camp
bell will play her accompaniment
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Conant will !
entertain Dean and Mrs Kaye and the /
choir of Grace cathedral informally !
tonight at their house, $50 Topeka |
avenue. Mr. Conant is the cathedral
choir master and Mrs. Conant is one
of the so1oists- S'-'
It has been a~week of teas. the bust
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ginning with Mrs. Nathan Prices Mon
day for her daughters, Mrs T C. Wear
of Joplin and Mrs. Paul Hudson of the
CITY Of Mexico the calendar of the
week included also a reception given
by Mrs George w Parkhurst, Mrs
william T. Crosby and Mrs. Robert
Diller Carver Thursday and Mrs James
E Hurleys tea Friday The latter was
of especial interest as the first formal
entertainment which Mrs Hurley has
given for two years and marking ner
formal re-entrance in society a1ter an
extended period OF mourning MIS-.
Hurley had the assistance yesterday OF
Mrs William Redwood Smith and her
guest Mrs. Silas Porter OF Kansas
City. Mrs Joel R. Burrow, MIS-, Te1-
erick w Freeman and Mrs J. - FOL
lock Her daughter. Miss H1Idegaroe
Hurley, and some of the latter school
friends Miss Laura Hall, MISS Marian
Wear and Miss Henrietta Alexanuer'
served punch in the hall The cope
land parlors on the second floor were
used for the tea The larger room was
simply decorated with bowls OF mar
ciss11s and vases of American Beauties
and the smaller room where ices anu
cake were served had gorgeous
bouquet Of poinsetta blossoms as the
principal feature of the decoratlohs;
NFrs Hurley wore a beautiful ana
elaborate Directoire gown OF pale y5l-
low taffeta combined with velvet OF the
same tone and Pompadour SILK IN yelo
low and pink. The hours were from
to o'clock
The Delta Phi fraternity Of WASH
burn entertained their girl frlends m
formally last night at t cn7nn envpf IN
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. vernon
Mr. and Mrs ]. D. Gossett, MISS Eoith
Thompson Miss Hazel Iarkln' 4i MSS
WHEN futile Miss Ra Hotchklss. MISS
Mildred Guild. Miss Airline Deitrich,
Miss Clara Freshman. Miss Charlotte
Lyle. Miss Frances Brown, MISS Nel-
lie Raster, Miss Stella Bowman MISS
Agnes Fisk, Miss Helen Haughey' MSS
Bertha Dinsmore, Miss Lora Nell, MISS
Bess Renwick. Miss Julia WeHnouse'
Miss Daisy Monroe. MISS louise W.
NTebI MT Herman Carkhuff. Mr. Wal
ter Carkhuff. Mr.. Ray Ufford, MI S Ge9'
White. Mr.. Warren DunaWay MI WI
liam Snyder, Mr.. Harold nee, "
omar Smith. Mr. Ralph Johnson, MI
Ralph Forbes. Mr.. Glenn Millce, MI
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Elmer Hill, Mr.
Arthur Carruth, Mr.; John RonP 1t Nj Nj
VVistar Williams. Mr. Glenn Haughey,
Mr.. Leo Haughey. Mr.. Thomas Bow
man, Mr. Otis Van de Mark
Miss Efie Milford gave a luncheon
at Mills yesterday for MISS Myrtle
RifHer of Fredona Miss Helen Hen
derson, Miss Mary Overholt and Miss
Mary Dallas Gage.
The Froebel Mothers club was en-
tertafned yesterday at the home of Mrs <
E. w. Hughes. A very interesting pa