The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26


Helen sAarlat, Miss Lacy Munger, who
/ will be with Miss Coriune C0ston and
Miss Patte AzeEsi lasany. who VII BE the
guest Of Miss Gladys Seott- Nj. I3zeo-
dore Hackney OF Springfield VIII $50
be here for the party ard VIII visit MI
Jamss Mcfarland A number Of en-
1 Springfield girls Wednesday evening
Miss Helen Sharitt and Miss Gertrude
/ Mutvane wifi give an informal fecep-
ton at the home Of the former from
( tos10 o'clock to give the Topeka young
people an opportunity to meet them
before the dance which IS THURSDAY
night. They will be taken for a drive
around town Wednesday afternoon
Friday Miss Nadine Lyle will enter
tain at cards IN. their honor and Satur-
day Miss Gladys Scott will give a
luncheon for them at the Country cIup
Saturday Miss Mary sutherland win
give an afternoon and Saturday even
ing they win spend at Vfnewood-
Miss Alice Willard Is giving an IN
formal Kensiuweon this afternoou az
her home IN Fotwiu Place Tor MISS
Augusta Dewey, whose marriage 70 MT
Arthur Holbrook of Coffeyv1lle, takes
place June Il. The others asked were
Mrs Robert D. Carver Mrs George
Snyder, Mrs. William W Niktdal, Miss
Anna Herbst. Miss Helen Dodge. MISS
Helen Quinton. Miss Fay Ql1futon. Miss
Nellie Baker. Miss Cora BushffeId Of
New York city Miss Marian Ti1omD-
son and Miss Florence Johnstone-
Miss Helen Dodge will entertain at a
heart and roses party tonight TOR Miss
Dewey and Mr. HoIbrook- The rooms
Will be decorated with fessoons OF
hearts and many garden roses. Inc
game of hearts Will be played ana the
supper which will be served on the
Q1artette tables afterwards will carry
out the hearts and roses features Inc
score cards viii be heart shaped and III
pink with the last initials of the pros
pective bride and groom IN monogram
entwined in a lovers bowknot IN gold.
The luncheon cloths will be decorated
in hearts and roses designs. partners
for the game viii be found by match
ing halves of quotations. Miss Dodge
will have the assistance Of her mother,
Mrs J. G. Dodge, and her cousins, MIS-:
p O.. Noel and Miss Martha Horn Of
Atchison The invitations include Miss
Dewey Mr.. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dewey, MI and Mrs. Robert
d. Carver, Miss Anna Herbst, Miss
Alice willard Miss Gertrude Cooper Of
Abilene. Miss Bride CIugston. Miss
Kathleen Moreland. Miss Florence
tombstone, Mr.. George c. Thompson,
Mr.. Frank c. Lewis, Dr. Hal Hazlett,
DR.. Elmer Hill, Mr.. Bernard Ley, MI
Lew Graham, Mr.. G. A. Magaw and
Mr.. De We're Rafter of Ho1ton.
Mrs. George Parkhurstrs luncheon to-
day was a charming compliment to two
whose marriage to Mr.. Ernest 3. Con-
ant win take place next month and
Miss Celeste NeIlis whose wedding is
an event Of next week The table dec
oFatious were in pink and white. A
wedding bell of bridesmaids roses and
asparagus fern with a pink peony for
a clapper was suspended over the table.
forming a shade for the electric light
IL
ers were brides F0sess the candles
were capped with pink shades and the
place cards were in the form Of we'd
ding bells pealing forth a bar or two
of the Lohengrin bridal chorus. These
were done in water coIors in pink and
white and were tied with pink ribbons.
Covers were laid for u, including Miss
Widney, Miss Nellis, Mrs Frank P
George E. StoAer. Mrs. Ralph z. Val
entine Mrs. Charles Klefnhars. Mrs
Robert Carver, Miss Anna Marie Mel
lis, Miss Katharine Wood, Miss Ellen
Parkhurst and the hostess
The formal opening Of the new Coun-
try club was celebrated under most
suspicious circumstances last night by
about 400 members Of the club and their
families. The club house has been open
for some time and has been the scene
of many small entertainments. but this
was the first gathering of the entire
membership.
lighted inside and out from top to bot
tom and the rooms were IaVishly dec
GRATED with the seasons flowers. peOn1e6
and garden roses predominatiRg, and
many tall palms. Tha board Of dfree-
tors and their wives, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Crosby, Capt. and Mrs. Clad Ham
ilton. Mr.. and Mrs Carroll B. Merriam.
Mr. and Mrs A A Godard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison s Morgan. MIS- Willis
Norton Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hammatt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Chase stood
in line to receive the company. A
the members. assisted IN the dining
room and at the punch bowls. The
hours were from s to II, and there
was dancing after 10. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
occasion, and the other out Of town
guests were Miss Mary Lou Yansey Of
Rome, Ga, Miss Georgia Dale and Miss
Margaret Morehouse of Danvil1e, H.,
Bronson of Guthrie, Ok, Mr.. George
Hayden of Wetmore, and Miss Cora
Bushfield of New York city.
with Mrs. Patrick Walsh. ss6 Taylor
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Dreisbach, Mr..
Dick Roby, Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Stauf
fenberg will compose q Sunday night
supper party at the vinewood cafe
Mrs James L King viii entertain
the Monday whist club next week
The faculty and seniors of the College
of the Sisters Of Bethany have sent
out invitations for the commencement
week exercises which open Sunday with
the baccalauTeate sermon which will
be given by Bishop A1ilIspaugh at Grace
cathedral at morning service. The af-
fairs for the rest Of the week are;
May pole dance college campus Mon
day, May g. SIS p. m. Musicale, as
sembly hall, Monday, May %, 8 p. m.
AS You Like It. Junior Day, college
campus. Tuesday. May e. GAS p. m.
Senior reception, Wednesday, May 30,