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


The holiday season was inaugural
ed for the high school set under very
suspicious circumstances this after
noon at Miss Annabel Garvey's mat
inee masquerade at Steinberg's to cell
citrate her sixteenth birthday ami
Versary- Two hundred invitations
were extended for this occasion and
Steinberg's entire suite was used for
the enlertainm Dancing in the
ball room and games in the parlor
furnished a pleasing variety of diver
sion The rooms were decorated IN
Christmas green's and garlands and
refreshments were served at half after
four o'clock in the supper room The
hours were from half after two to fve
o'clock The youthful hostess was as
sisted IN receiving her guests by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Harry o. Car
vey- She wore a charming party frock
OF white SILK and after the guests had
arrived slipped away to don her mas
Querade costume which was an in
genious and beautiful creation in
which she represented very prettily
and appropriately the spirit of Christ
mas The costume was fashioned en-
tireIy Of gold and silver tinsel on a
foundation of white silk. and was
embellished with Christmas wreaths
of holly Her hat was a red Christ
mas bell with wreath Of holly about
It, She wore red hose and white
slippers adorned with punches of ho1-
~ and her golden wand was tipped
with a silver Christmas star. The
grand march began at 3 O'Clock and
was led by Miss Garvey marching
with her cousin, Mr.. Alex Spencer. In
students cap and gown. Many lovely
and picturesque costumes we're worn
and the scene was exceedingly gay and
effective. especially in the Virginia
reel. Lancerg and other Old-time
dances which were Included On the
program Miss Garvey was as
sisted BY 4 number of her own and
her mothers friends
The Helianthus dance at Steinberg's
last night was one OF the most enjoy
BILE events of week of considera bic
Saiety- Those in attendance were Mr..
and Mrs Paul Hudson Of the City Of
Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. william f.
DrechseI. MI and Mrs Albert NJ Pat
ten, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Davis,
DR. and Mrs. Hal Haziett. Mr.. and
Mr.. Schuyler Nichols, Mr. and Mrs.
William + Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward E Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Wikidal Mr. and Mrs Don Null
vane, MI and Mrs. John Baird Mich
olson. Mr. and Mrs Frank L. Sturgess
Mrs Julia Wikidal Wells, Mr. and
Mrs J. A Seweu. Mrs Arthur LinEa-
felt of Chicago. Miss Ann Ryan Of
LeavenwOrth, Miss Lottie Atcrison of
Ieavenworth Miss Lena Packard OF
Miss jeanette Walcott. Miss Rose
Mitchell Miss Louise Kellam Miss
Maud Grimes. Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Isabel Smith. Mis- A1iabeI1e Trout
man. Miss Eleanor Wheeler Miss Vida
Wood. Miss Louise Connell. Miss Mar
Earet Coins, Miss Alice Lakin. Miss
Florence J0hnstcnc. Miss Ethel Est
berg. Miss Elvia Millspaugh. Miss Ed
ma Herbst. Miss Dorothy Wilson. Miss
Helen Otis Miss Margaret Jones. Miss
Pal
Miss Suzanne Rodgers. Miss Helen
Brown, Miss Ann Sweet Mr.. Thomas
l. King. Mr.. Wallace Thompson of the
City OF Mexico, MI Bert Reid, Mr.
Sam Fleishman. Mr.. Dick Hayden, Mr.
Joe Wilson. Mr. Harry DOna ldsOn Mr.
Ed Arnold. Mr. Merrill Lindsay. Mr.
Jay House. Mr. George Mitchell Mr.
Ben Scandrett. Mr.. John F1eishman,
Mr. David Lakn. Mr. Clay Hamilton,
MI Hugh Mcfarland Mr. Carl Boil
mar. Mr. Allan Lauck, Mr.. J. Karl
Hen derSon. Mr.. Paul Roehr, Mr.. Har-
~ Wolf. Mr Art Wolf, Mr.. Ilif Felix,
Mt Harry Fleishman, Mr.. Edwin Cur
~. Mr.. Bernard Crosby, Mr. Bert
Reid. Mr. Harley Reisman, Mr. Theo
SnattiTig ger. Mr. Wilbur Galloway, Mr.
Nike Murray. Mr. Paul Walker, Mr.
Marlin Poindexter. Mr.. Price Holmes
Of Emporia- Mr. Harry Valentine and
NJ. Paul Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. J.. P Davis will give
a family Christmas house party, their
guests to include Mr.. and Mrs c. G.
Colburn and Mr.. Harold Colburn of
Terlton. Okla, Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert
t. Herrick and their daughters and
Madame Herrick OF Kansas City, Mr..
and Mr.. Lon Davis of Oklahoma City,
and Mr.. and Mrs Glen Davis Of Arc
more. 7. T. They will arrive the Fri
day before Christmas and Mr. and
Mrs. Davis will entertain their Topeka
relatives also on Christmas day.
Talk about being Old Married
Folksi A Topeka man and girl who
went to Kansas City yesterday to
spend the day took along a lunchl
Cold fried chicken and hard boiled
eggs. and it isn't picnic weather either.
Guess that's taking ham sandwich to
great to be crazy %
No matter how dull the season the
arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson
Of the City of Mexico on one of their
visits to Topeka always makes
business pick up for the s. RS. No
visiting woman who comes to Topeka
Is entertained more extensively than
Mrs. Hudson and her present visit has
been no exception to the rule. Arriv-
ing last Saturday with her sister Mrs.
Theodore G.. Wear Of Joplin. whose
guest she had been for some time. Mrs.
Hudson was Joined Sunday by Mr. Hud-
son. who came on from Mexico with
the Stilwell party of railway officials.
promoters and capitalists The three
have been the guests of Mrs. HudsOn's /
mother. Mrs. Nathan Price, at the
Devon. and Mr. Hudsons parents.
TeneraI and Mrs. J. K. Hudson, and
have been feted continuously since
heir arrival Monday Mrs Nathan
Price gave a tea for her daughters, /
Mrs. Wear and Mrs. Hudson. and Mon /
5av night Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Keller
rave a theater party and supper Mrs. /
Norman S. Wear then gave a luncheon
Tuesday and Mrs William Hale East !
nan an afternoon bridge. Mr.. and
Yrs. Theodore Wilkie gave a family |
sinner Thursday night and Mrs. Myrtle l