The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-29

1Or MISS sylvia Burlington of Fall
Mrs. G. 4. Morse. luncheon at the
Country club for the Calidorean club.
Duplicate Whist club with Mrs. B. f.
Alxers.
Mrs. E.. A. Austin. afternoon at the
Country. club for the Nineteenth Cen
tury club.
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. P. Hemphill. afternoon
cards for Miss Elizabeth Gayitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klingaman,
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Barton
Of San Francisco.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Gavitt, afternoon for
Miss Elizabeth Gavitt-
Wedding OF Miss Ef1e Elizabeth
King and DR.. w. A. Carr of Junction
City.
Wedding of Miss Nora Spencer and
Mr.. Harry l. Adams of Chicago.
Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert L. Alkire, afternoon
cards for Miss Gavitt.
october meeting of the City Fedora
ton of clubs at the Y NJ. c. A. assem-
bly, hall.
Friday.
Miss Anna Purcell, 507 Monroe
street. afternoon for Miss Gavitt.
Mrs. G. B. Kirk. 100 Monroe, after
noon for Mrs. F. S. Barton Of San
Francisco.
Saturday.
cards for Miss Gavitt-
Mrs. David Gossett gave a luncheon
today for Miss Sarah Hadley Mcclellan
to announce her engagement to Mr.
Joseph Edward Gossett. Miss McLel-
Ian is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
T. Mcclellan of Potwin Place and Mr.
Gossett is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Gossett of 1915 Van Buren, street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan issued invita-
take place at their house Tuesday
evening, October 16, and is an event of
much interest to a wide circle OF
friends. Mr.. John freshman will at
tend Mr.. Gossett as groomsnan. Miss
Mcclellan will have no attendants ex-
cept six little children who will act as
ribbon bearers: Helen Davis, Clara
Griffin of Atchison. Charlotte McLel-
Ian, Robert and John LOOMS and Dean
Lninger. Miss Alice Meade at the
piano will play the wedding music.
Mrs. Gossett's luncheon today was q
very pretty one. The table was deco
rated with red flowers and lighted by
red candles The visiting cards of the
prospective groom were used for place
cards indicating covers for the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Otis Backenstoce
Miss Louise Mcclellan, Miss Lulu
Healy, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Helen
McClintock. Miss Hazel Jones, Miss
Agnes Burdge and Miss Alice Meade.
Miss Charlotte Mcclellan and Miss
Josephine Tfee of Arkansas City, as.
sisted the hostess.
Mrs. Willis Norton, Mrs. Harnmatt,
Mrs. George NJ. Noble, Mrs. F. L
Copeland, Mrs. w 7. Crosby, Mrs J.
W. Going, Mrs. Frank s. Thomas Mrs
J. c. Mohler, Mrs. Fran Scott Davis,
Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. James Moore
and Mrs Frank p. MacLennan and
Mrs. S. ]. Bear composed the. commit
tee in charge of the Harvest Home
celebration and dance at the Country
club last night and they are to be
credited with giving the prettiest ana
most original of the large fortnightly
entertainments for the mem bers and
their families which has been given at
the club thus far. The character and
arrangement Of the club house interior
lent themselves admirably to the
decorative scheme of Harvest Home
festival and the house has never
looked so we'll. The rooms and
veranda were deliberately treated with
grains, grasses, fruits, vegetables, corn
stalks, fall flowers and the other things
usually utilized for such occasions and
many jack-o-lanterns lighted the
house inside and out. The decorations
were artistic as well as lavish and the
effect was really beautiful. The pro-
gran1me was entirely in keeping with
the character OF the entertainment. It
included coon song, sung by
Mr. Harold Copeland a recitation,
WhSn the EOQQGTS III the SHOCK, .Dy
Miss Helen McCIintock, $50 Long
Mary" sung by Mr.. Harold Copeland,
and chorus in imitation of Miss Fay
Templeton's big hit in the song in
Forty Minutes From Broadway,
old fashioned s'fiddIing' by Mr. T. w
country orchestra conducted by Mr..
James Moore. The members of the
orchestra and the chorus were the
same and included Mrs. G. w Park
Ferry, Mrs. Frank H. Foster, Mr. E.
L. Copeland Mr.. Dana McVicar, Mr..
Moore and Mr. Harold Copeland. All
the numbers were enthusiastically re-
were given recalls enough to make
Fay Templeton turn green with envy.
Some old fashioned fiddlers of the
culled race played for dancing after
the programme and the dances were
mostly quadrilles and reels as de-
manded by the character of the music.
Cider and doughnuts were served on
the east verandas by young girls in
rustic costume Fully four hundred
guests, members and their families en-
Joyed the occasion.
The next and last large party at the
Country club will take place on Hal
loween. Mrs. William Hale Eastman
Is the chairman of the committee and
the feature Of the entertainment viii
be a cotillion. Mr.. Archie williams
and Mr. David Ilakin will lead. The
dining room at the Country club will
be closed after tomorrow and the club
house viii be closed November l.
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Miss Anna Purcell. 507 Monroe
street, has asked guests for an in
formal afternoon Friday Of next week
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Gavitt.
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The marriage of Miss Fife Elizabeth
King and DR.. W. A. Carr OF junction
city viii take place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. K. F. King IN
North Topeka wednesday evening. Oc-
tober 8. at half after o'clock There
will be no attendants and only liTnf-
ted number Of invitations have been
issued.
Miss Hazel Marie Kaiser viii spend
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