The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-15

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Mrs. Frank D. Hahn gave the first
OF two Informal afternoons today at
her home on Buchanan street, the sec
und to be given tomorrow. Guests ask
ed for today were Mrs. Fred Evarts,
1lrs. Bert Harris, Mrs. W. II. McVey,
Mrs j. G. Waters. Mrs. Browning, Mrs
<4eorge Mccoy, Mrs Carlton SaWin,
mrs. 81. N. Hadley,eMrs S. D. Cooper,
Mrs Harry Hobson, Mrs ". f. Pagan,
Mrs. H. c. Short Miss May Short, Mrs.
George D. Walp, Mrs. H. L. Shirer,
Mrs. W. z. Thrapp, Mrs George VIII
marth, Mrs. T z. Hudson, Mrs. ". o.
Fox, Mrs. John Haughey Miss Mar
garet Nesbaum, Miss Myra Van Hou-
ten.
After wedding cards sent out by Mr..
John Leedy, ex-governor of Kansas,
and Mrs. Leedys announce the marriage
September 10 in Valdez, Alaska, of
their daughter, Miss Alice May Leedy
and Mr.. Walter Lee White. At homa
cards are enclosed for after October ]
in
peka frequently during the administra-
ti0n of her father as governor and has
a number Of acquaintance heFe. She
was educated at the University Of Kan
sas at Lawrence.
Or. and Mrs. George Miller Of St.
Marys, VIII issue invitations soon for
q dance for their daughter Miss Gene
We've Miller, Monday. October %. Miss
Miller was graduated from the Convent
OF the Sacred Heart St. Louis, last
June. She visits in Topeka frequent
ly and has many friends here and q
number Of Topeka people will go to St.
Marys for her debutante dance.
Among the debutantes of the season
VIII be Miss Lenore Monroe. daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe, who
VIII be introduced to society som etiTne
this fall Miss Monroe was graduated
rom Washburn college last spring.
Judge and Mrs. Monroe formerly lived
in Hays City but came to Topeka a
few years ago They purchased the
Judge Horton house at 9O9 Harrison
street where they entertain a great
deal and very pleasantly. Miss Monroe
has been very popular in the Washburn
college circles with which she has been
principally identified of recent years
and her coming OUT party Will be an
event Of much interest.
Miss Bertha DinsmOre, Miss Louise
Kellam, Miss Jeanette Ware Miss
Mabel Renwick Miss Grace Page. Miss
Celia. Smith, Miss Alice Meade, Miss
Vera Best, Miss Nellie Pond and Mar
e.aret Going viii act as ushers at the
concert to be given at the Auditorium
tonight by Madame Sigrfd Isunde
Southers Soprano and Mr. Haitian
Jebe, violin, new members Of the Wash
burn music school faculty.
Ms Albert Patten viii entertain her
whist club and a guest table tomor-
row at the Blower House.
Mrs w r Barrett viii entertain a
email company Informally at her home
on Horn street tonight for her guest
Miss Lucy Stevenson, Of The Anthoraee,
Tecumseh-
z don't know what to do about this
You and Ne Both club birthday party
ann old girl said today Il don't mind
sending the money, because even at my
advanced age a penny for each birthday
doesn't amount to much but I don't
want every woman in town to know my
age Still If I sent it anonymously
wouldn't get the credit of it and some
people might think was a short horse
7 guess the best way is to be lavish and
send q dollar Everybody viii know
that that represents a slight exaggera-
ton OF the number Of my birthdays and
81 Win 90 to a good cause anyway
Mrs AIbrecht Marburg entertained
the Monday whist club tolay-
The Ohio club win meet tonight a
the club rooms, 1T West Sixth street
The annual election of officers viii be
held and a fun attendance is desired
"A line party at the Land OF Nod per
formanee at the Grand Friday night in