The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-01

the girl who sits at home with folded
hands waiting for the prince.
Miss Mary MacLennan and Miss
Henrietta Alexander VIII give a party
at the home of Miss Alexander
grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Thompson,
Lundy of Chicago. The others asked
are Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss Hazel
Grimes, Miss Eliza beth Holiday, Miss
Katharine DolInan, Miss Clyde Bone
brake. Miss Louise Heath. Miss Wini-
fred Burch. Miss Meryl Parks. Miss
Janet Hurriss Miss June Mitchell, Miss
Marguerite Parkinson, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Marie Lagerstrom Mr..
Mr.. Ray Crittenden. Mr.. Robert Nc
Giffert. Mr.. David Gray, Mr.. Richard
Fritts, Mr. Joe Connell. Mr.. Paul
Monypenny, Mr.. Ben Bear, Mr. Otto
CcnneH, Mr.. Dick Reed. Mr.. Francie
Boneorake. Mr. Johnson, Mr.. Allan
McNeal, Mr.. George Willard. Mr.. Burr
Willard, Mr.. John Hamilton.
Mrs o. L. Psahler OF Kansas City
gave a party this afternoon for Mary
and Philip Samson of Topeka, who
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Samson, are visiting the Psahler fam
parties at the Elks' Ministries Monday
night instead of a box party Tuesday
night as first arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Monaghan enter
tanned the following out of town
guests Thanksgiving day: Mr.. Duke
Stewart and Mr.. Fred Greene of Kan
sas City and their brother, Mr.. Charles
Stewart and Mr. Francis Greene who
are students at ST. Marys college Mr..
and Mrs Monaghan gave a dinner for
their guests, the others present being
Mr. NJ NJ. Monaghan, Mr.. E. L.
Walsh, Master Walter and Master
Willis Monaghan. Following the din
the Vanderbilt Cup at the Grand.
An important event in high school
society circles was the first annual
Thanksgiving by the T. H. S. chapter
of the Delta Omicron Omicron fra
ternfty. The Turkey Rout is similar
to the famous Turkey Pulling of the
Beta Theta Pi college fraternity, and
as all the details were kept a secret
much mystery was engendered and
the entertainment was one of the most
interesting of the season for the high
school set The guests were asked to
the home of Mr.. Darwin Bradley on
by a hay-rack in which they we're
driven to Cedar Heights. the country
place of Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Forbes,
where an elaborate five course
dinner was served at
two long tables. The tables were eff
fectively decorated with the fraternity
flower. the red rose. and the flowers of
the two big school sororities mem
bers of which were the guests of the
Deltas or this OCCASION pink carna-
tons for the lambda Alpha Lambdas,
and violets for the Owls. At the two
ends Of both tables the Delta symbol
was outlined on the cloth with asters
and chrysanthemums in the fraternity
cards had Thanksgiving turkey designs
In red and yellow and the favors were
red roses distributed at the end of the
dinner. The invitations included Miss
Katharine Kellam, Miss Marie Lager
strom, Miss Anna Troutman, Miss
Hazel Nelson. Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Lillian Parntt. Miss Leona Cur
It's, Miss Cornelia Gleeds Miss Grace !
Walworth, Miss Winifred Burch. Miss
Gertrude McClintock, Miss Ruth
Ha Min. Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss Grace Koontz, |
Miss Opal Corbett. Mr.. Payson Ripley |
Of Albuquerque, Mr.. Fred Parhtt, Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Roy He'll Mr. Oar
win Bradley. Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. |
Lloyd Kennedy, Mr. Harry Curtis, Mr. !
Ralph Segar, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr.. Jay |
Close Mr.. Clyde Adams. Mr. Carl |
Penny. Mr.. Clifford Short. Mr.. Ralph |
Forbes.
Holton Signal: We predict. being toll
arably familiar with Topeka, that ex-
Cook Smith, who has lately received
ate, Will be leading the Cotillions at
he Country club by the time the sea-
son is in full swing next summer.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Mills Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Holiday and Mr.. and Mrs. /
Thomas Barnes Will give box parties at
he Elks' minstrel show on Monday I
hight
The Flour de Lis club will meet with
MIS-. Chas. Rice, 500 Buchanan street,
Thursday.
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The Iolene club will meet Wednes-
lay with Mrs. VIII Rigby.
The announcement in this department
that Mrs. Robert Carver
George Parkhurst Carver today was an
rror.
Despite the stormy weather yester.
lay afternoon Miss Gertrude Anderson
the girls Of the younger set
rery delightfully."- at her home on Tyler
treet. Miss Sarah Elean Curtis and
diss Marjorie Anders son. gave readings.
rodgers, Isabel Mills. Helen Rose, Grace
srote, Alta Lux Hildegarde Hurley.
dariOn Wear. Mary Alexa nder, Mar
,uerite Clarke, Mary Gillies, Louise Gull
-er. Lois Lindsay. Sarah Elean Curtis,
ellen Irwin, Mildred Forbes, Georgia
2ieder, Hazel Klingaman. Mary Moody
Helen Brown, Emily Hardy, Laura
darling, Marguerite Neugabauer and
Wilma Shoemaker.
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The Daughters of the American Rev
luton Will give an afternoon at the
orne of Mrs. Eugene F. Ware Wednes-
ay CT next week in celebration of the
Of Topeka. All the members
re requested to be present.
The WintellOtta club dance at Hud-
nn-s last night was atterded nv Nj.