The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-13

will occupy Dr. Plass throughout the
vacation. They will go abroad next
year. Prof. Wilbur J. Greer and Mrs
Greer left yesterday for Oxford, Ohio,
where they Will spend the summer and
Prof. w H. Harsh barger and Mrs
Harshbarger will go to Nebraska soon
for a short visit. Professor and Mrs.
Arthur NJ Hyde will go to Colorado
for the summer as soon as Mrs Hyde
who has been i'll at Stormont hospital
for some time is able to take the trip.
Prof. and Mrs. d. l. McEachron, Prof.
and Mrs. Frank L. Dams expect to be
in town most of the summer.
Miss Cain is giving a card party at
the Country club this afternoon for
them were. Mrs. Charles B. Hamilton,
Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Melville
Campbell of Wichita, Miss Lucille Poi
lock- Miss Helen Quinton. Miss Fay
Quinton, Miss Eugenia Quinton, Miss
Reita Updegraff. Miss Jeanette Wal
colt. Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Gladys
Scott. Miss Mary Sutherland. Miss
Phyllis Reed, Miss Hazel Howe, Miss
Helen Sharitt. Miss Nellie Raster, and
Miss Alice I4akin. The game is hearts
Miss Myda Cross is acting as chaper-
one for the following picnic party at
Vinewood today: Berenfce Rogers, Will
ma Shoemaker, Mildred Forbes. Bios
l.
Rogers. Hazel Klingaman, Matte Bene-
dict
Mrs. Harrison s. Morgan and Mrs.
Speed F. Hughes gave a reception yes
terday afternoon at the home of the
former for Mrs. David Winfield Null
vane. The assisting friends were Mrs.
Charles Blood Smith. Mrs. Joab Null
vane. Mrs. W. c. Evans, Mrs. Don Null
vane. Mrs. Frederick Freeman. Mrs.
David Palmer, Mrs. Katherine Hughes,
Mrs Hiram p. Dillon. Mrs H. o. Gar
yer. Mrs. Charles F. Spencer, Mrs.
Eugene S. Quinton. Mrs. Augustus Zah-
ner Mrs. Charles E. Gault Mrs John
Marie Nellis and Miss Grace Morgan Of
Essex, Conn.
The Ladies Music club. is spending
the day at Pres de Teau. Mrs Charles
Kleinhans' home at Granville. There
are 80 in the party and it is the club S
annual outing. A picnic luncheon on
the lawn and a musical programme this
afternoon comprise the plans for the
day.
The Felicity Whist club and their
husbands viii go to Vinewood for sup
per at the cafe and to spend this even
ing.
picnic party at Vinewood today in
cludes Mrs. F. P. Elmore and her little
daughter. Miss Corinne Ripley. Miss
May Tcmlfhson. Miss Maude Darby
Miss Nina Roudebush, Duane E1more.
Philip Gray Maurice Tucker and Amos
Poo.
The girls of the Pauline society of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
Will entertain the boys Of the H. o. A.
| club at a picnic supper on the church
lawn this evening. The company will
be the Rev and Mrs Ralph Ward, Mr..
/ and Mrs. T W. Todd. Miss Minnie Nc
Murtrie. Miss Janet McMurtrie. Miss
Amy West, Miss Grace Rooms, Miss
I Ethel Marsh Miss Zerda Phinnur Miss
! Mabel Eddy. Miss Anna Booth. Miss
/ Helen Fair, Miss Rebecca Stanley. Miss
/ Mabel Ferguson, Miss Amy Ferguson
Miss Lillian Ferguson. Miss Alta Baird
/ Miss Margaret Baker Mss Grace
! Greenwood. Miss Mabel Greenwood
Miss Edith Ksnode. MI Wilmot Stew
ems. Mr.. Donald Neiswanger, Mr. Elgit
/ Braten, Mr.. Balfe Stark, Mr. Franz
Koons. Mr.. Clement Roose, Mr.. Willis
Lusby. Mr.. MyIon Eddy. Mr.. Frank
Short, Mr.. Will PatteTson.s Mr.. Oscar
I Booth, Mr.. Mayo Badders. Mr. RAY
! Baird. Mr. George Platts Mr. George
I Fisher.
Miss Winifred Mcdonald gave a
! luncheon today at her home 1909 Blu.
chanan street for Miss Margaret Wall
who leaves soon for Manitou, Col, tt
spend the summer
Mrs. Walter L. Bates gave an after.
noon yesterday at her house in Auburn.
dale for Miss De Busk. a missionary
to the Indians Of New Mexico whC
gave an interesting talk on her work
The rooms were beautifully decorated
/ with the flowers of the season. roses
gallardias. daisies. canterbury bells
and anthems. from Mrs. Bates gardens
which are locally famous. The dfnins
room was all in yellow and white and
four young girls Misses Ruth Walker